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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07
Ambrose.

Ambrose, N. D., Jan. ITO The no
rum: The firemen OF Ambrose raw
q masquerade dance on New Years eve
Tor the purpose of raising funds for J
fire bell. A
U. 3. Marshal Shea was in Ambrose
the latter part of the week seryins
subpoenas on witnesses wanted at ths
federal court. W. the
julius Sampson, Christ Efteland and
Peri @. Miller left for Fargo on Mnn
day where they will attend the IT 8
district court. ?
John Scar left on Thursday for .Nyou
Eln' Mimi, where he expects to v,s,,
with friends for couple Of weeks -
u a Caffrey returned to Anhroso -
wednesday and has once more 49,. ~
charge Of the Rogers Lumber ward
g. 2. Grytness. assistant eashtou !.
the First International bank baa =
visiting friends and relatives al 80 49,
past week. ~ the
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ballard denartaa =,
Michigan where they will make I, - ~
tended visit with relatives The "a
pect TO return to Ambrose IL a. -,
spring. ~ I'M
MT Engstarnd expects to LET the 49,,
tract Tor the installing Of an a,ao opl
light plant soon and before Ions :. !
twinkle Of the lights on our strae tres -, !
night viii give our little civ ssteets a
politan air. s z NEGRO
Z. ~. cray, formerly of Crosby ~
nc, now q Portland, Ore, was in to W.
lase I, week shaking lands with old 'g y.
auaineances and looking up evidence =. =,
4 .,ls iorsery case which comes ~ ! !
tnis term of the federal court :
Csar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07
PULL OUT A HAIR
The Way to Tell Whether or Not Your
Hair Is Diseased.

Even IL you have a Iuxuriant head
OF hair you may want to know whether
II Is IN a healthy condition or not
Ninety-eight per cent OF the people
need hair tonic. You can make a
test yourself that you can see and un :
derstand. which will tell you whether
your hair is healthy or not. pull q
hair out of your head; IL the bulb at
the end Of the root is white and
shrunken, 1t proves that the hair is
diseased and requires prompt treat
ment IL its loss would be avoided. If
the bulb is pink and full, the hair IS
healthy.
We want every one whose hair re-
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Hair Tonic Is designed to overcome
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already In the head, grow hair and
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Out Of 100 cases where it was given
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Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is a clean,
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ATravsIins Salesman.

H. F. Beers, GIT Seventh avenue
Peoria, Ill, writes: Il have been
troubled for some time with kidney
trouble so severely at times ] could
scarcely carry my grips. After using
one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills /
have been entirely relieved, and cheer
fully recommend them to ALL" Foley's
kidney Pills are healing and antisep-
tic and will restore health and strength
H, H Casselman.
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Welcome Valley, N D., Jan. ST
The Forum: VIM. Hudson and h.
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, spent Ne
Years day at Mr.. Elllots.
School is delayed a week on accour
of the illness OF Miss Shea, the teache'
There are few changes here: Cha.
Hudson is going to school at Erie an
Miss Elizabeth Hudson is going bac
to the A. c. again. David Schultz ais
is going back to business college.
There will not be any church me-
Sunday in the Welcome Valley scho;
house on account of quarterly meetin
at Ridgeway church.
Fred Wooden is staying with WI
Hudson until Mr. and Mrs. Jamt
Hudson gets back.
The school house is being cleane
this week so it will be in fine shar
for school again.
Cor. w. V,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure anv
case OF kidney or bladder trouble thar
Is not beyond the reach of medicine II
invigorates the entire system ana
strenthens the kidneys 80 they elimin-
ate the Impurities from the blood
Backache, rheumatism, kidney ana
bladder troubles are all cured bv this
great medicine. H. H. Casselman.
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New York, Jan. 7.--WhiIe It was gen.
orally thought that the late Little
Tim" Sullivan, Tammany aldermanic
leader, had died millionaire. 1t Is now
understood that he left practically
nothing. Only on deposit in bank y
all the cash said to be available foI
his widow and son. The report tnaa
ne had held stocks and bonds or deeas
for large parcels Of real estate In TINS
city Is said to be unfounded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07
The Theatres
Fargo operahOuss.
Ian. mcintyre & Heath.
Jan. 1.-THE Soul Kiss.
Jan. 1s--Polly of the Circus.

Mcintyre and Heath, the OLDEST .l llln
Of Iaughmakers in the theatrical W. NV. ~
are underlined at the Fargo operalouso
this evening. .,4 oro and
The company is brilliant one al ~
made up Of high salaried players s' u
reputation. In addition to Mclntyr IS
and Heath, who now appear 70 De oeo a.
the zenith of their comic power tne. me-
Is Julian Rose, fresh from the mos y.
remarkable success ever made py an
American vaudeville player In Eur Tls,
Alfred Fisher, Carl McCulough' J1n'
"A. Pratt, Fletcher Norton, Otto Iohn-
son. Marian Stanley, formerly prime
donna with the Rogers Brothers; Jane
Rurby. Carrie Reynolds, as q oasIlns
soubrette, Lena Mervillo ana many
others. -
THE chorus of sixty girls may De oe-
pended upon to be the pick OF stage
beauty, and with the brilliant costum-
ing and dynamic action evident IN tne
MANY dances, Klaw and Erlanger are
said to have provided real invigeran'
for the faded theatregoer.
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LOSS or MEMORY.
Suffered By = Trainman Who Fell
Through Bridge.

Evansville, Ind. Jan. 7--Walter
Estes. a brakeman OF the Louisville &
Nashville railroad, completely lost the
memory after a fan through the bridge
that spanst the wabash river q
Maunie. Ill, striking the Ice gorges IN
the river fifty-five feet below The
gorges prevented his drowning He
was picked up and rushed TO hospital
here on a special train.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07
Consultation

For over nine years suffered with chIo,M
constipation and during this time had @ 80 ~.
an injection OF WARM water once every as hOu.'
before could have an action On my bosse'gt
happiiy tried Cascarets, and today am w. ~
man During the nine years before ! -
NascaFets suffered untold misery with inteIna
this morning, You can use this in behalf e g
huner1ng humanity. q. r. Fisher, RcanoEs' -
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent, Taste Coca
re food. Never Eicken w ealzen or N1Ilpes
Avc. 25e, Soc. Never sold Ia bulk. The gen.
uine tablet stamped Gee. Guaranteed w ~
cure Or your money back. sS
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Ten cents is all tnat IL costs to hav.
our handsome fall and winter cata.
logue containing over 1000 seasonabIs
styles, sent to any address. This
amount covers the cost of mailing
We furnish the catalogue free q,
charge. Order today.
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centenarian DOes De for HIs eu.st.

centenarian Does Jig for His Guests.
New York. Jan. 7.--william Red
mond, whose family Bible is author
ity for the claim that he was 100
years old celebrated his birthday yes
terday by dancing Jig at a birthday
J., arranged in his honor. Redmond
climbed on the water wagon twenty
years ago and swore off tobacco then,
but before that time he had smoked
and drank regularly. He recently
walked across the Brooklyn bridgea
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07

1t is dangerous thing to take a
cough medicine containing opiates that
merely stifie your cough instead of cur
ing 1t. Foley's Honey and Tar loosens
and cures the cough and expeIs the
poisonous germs, thus preventing pneu,.
monia and consumption. Refuse sub
stitutes and take only the genuine
Foley's Honey and Ia in the yellow
package. H. H. Casselman.
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Little Tim,sD Estato Very Small.

Attend the popular dance at Stones
hall Saturday evening. Fine music.
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Michigan Arena: The Lakota Amer
lean appears to be in a particularly
vexatious mood, and censures the
venerable editor of The Petersburg
Record for his somewhat abrupt altera-
ton of the political views of that
paper. Let not the righteous be down
cast-Editor Hall has merely awaited
himself Of a precedent established not
long since by the illustrious congress
man from this district-who, The Am
erican must readily admit, can do no
wrong. o, inflated greatness! how
very, very often does thy past rise up
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Wanted.
WeIcome Valley.

Snow shovelers. wood choppers an6
men for farms. Louis Hotop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07

AZ The New York Judge who decided
that bottle day is not too much
for jury will probably often be
quoted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07

fyAtlantic City, N. J., is said to be
facing a water famine. Perhaps Wen
hear next Of scarcity of ice at the
north pole.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07

fBTne New York pet stock show
boasts Of a $4,000 cat. but there is a
suspicion that the appraiser was a
bull on the cat market.
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ET Things are getting badly mixed
when white man is lynehed in vir-
ginia and black man is lynched in
Illinois.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-07

fT The streets or our cities are tn,
only practice grounds for walking tn,
streets of gold.
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n. D. POLITICAL GOSSIP

Jud Leader: The candidates these
days are kept busy trying to balance
the good things their faithful friends
are saying about them with the had
things their enemies are saying about
them and trying to figure out what
the people will say in the end-when
the primaries come.
Rock Lake Ripples: The Prof. Aaker
boom for governor seems to have dwin-
died early as we hear nothing more
about 1t. Now that Buchanan has an
nouced the public eye is turned that
way. The indications are that pro-
gressive candidates will be plentiful
for all the state offices.
Bathgate Pink Paper The Grand
Forks Herald seems to take issue with
the idea expressed by Judge Engerud
that the. senatorial contest at the prim-
airy election is a free-for-all in which
it is every man for himself, but that
seems to be at" nevertheless. Any
man is privileged to enter the contest
Rock Lake Ripples: The Candc
Herald boosts L. H. Sennett for con-
gress, and why not, as Attorney Sen
nett is one of Towne- county's able
young men with ambition and aspira-
ton for place in the higher walks
Sennett is largely a self-made man and
has succeeded very well in the practice
of law Cando. He has many friends
and admirers who extend the glad hand
since his laudable ambition has crop
ped out The RippIe- wishes him si1c
cess.
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it% Money could do a lot more 70
us, perhaps, if we wanted it to d
less.
The sun., 1910-05-22
COHIE 10 NCCEED ROGERS.
Secretary NeyeF Decides Ia Appoint Him
Paymasier-SsenegaI II the NAVY.

Secretary Meyer Decides Ia AppSlRt Him
Paymasier-I;encsaI ~ the NAVY.
WASHINGTON. May p Secretary of
the Navy Meyer has practically decided
IN appoint Pay Director Thomas J Cowie.
nay ohioer and general stOrekeePer at
the Naval Academy At Annapolis. 70 he
PAymaster- General Oi the Navy. sue
osselinR RustAce b Rogers who will
resign shortly Mr. COWis had several
Conferences with Mr. Meyer at the Navy
DEPARTMENT to-day While no ofioial
statement could be obtained II is under
stood that Mr. COwie was Ofered and ac-
capted the appointment The formal
announcement Of the appointment will
be made next week
Mr. CoWis has been on duty al An
naDOlis since January ~. 1875 He " a
native of Iowa and has becn In the service
since June 70. iSO He was Instrumental
ia obtaining the passage of the increase
Of nay bill several years ago He VIII
not retire until 1919. which Will enable him
N serve two terms a. chief Of the bureau
Of supplies and accounts
Paymastsr General Rogers forwarded
10 SscrstAry Meyer to-day his applica-
ti0n for rutirement a. q Rear Admiral
which will b. approved. Mr.. Meyer will
take no acton. hOweveg. On the applica-
ton until after the enactment Of the
naval apDrOpTiatiOn bill now pending In
COnRresa. which contains q provision
practically increasing the pay of bureau
chiefs of the navy.
The sun., 1910-05-22
PETITION FORWiLSTsP
sIEBed bS 10000 PerssNs N TNS ssuth-
eFn Indiana CoagFess Districts.


eFa indiana GoRgTex Districts.
WASHINGTON. May q 4 formal peti-
tion requesting a pardon or Communication
of sentence for John n. Walsh. the Chicago
banker nov imprisoned in the Federal
penitsntiary at Fort LeavenWorth. will ho
presented 20 the President early newt
week. Walsh was convicted Of violating
the national banking act when president
n tho Chicago National Bank which
failed
The petition for clemen~y for the
banker originated among the peopls oi
two congress districts of southern Indiana
the Second and the Fifth. represented by
William Cullot and frank More. Ap-
pro1imately Is 90 names Of parsons who
live IN thsse two districts were signed 10
a netition requesting Executive clsmsncy
for Walsh. which the two Indiana Repre-
zantatiyes carried IN the White HOuse
and laid lefOre the President recently
President Taft referred the petition 10
the Departmsnt Of Justice and Attorney
General WickeFsham communicated with
Ranker Walsh 70 learn direct from hun
whether he desires thu President 70 inter
fers in his case.
Representative Cullot to-day received
a letter from John A. WalAh'a son In which
he explained that Mr.. Walsh was anxious
20 invoke the pardoning power oi the
President and that a more complete peti.
ton for clemency was now being prepared
and gouId arrive IN Washington early
neat week. Mr. CullOt said to-day that
he had received a large number ~ add
tional names to bs added 10 the petition.
A aoon a. the Indiana Representative
has heard further from Banker Walnh =
aDn he will again take the matter up with
tho President. Most Of the slgners Of
tho ps.titiOn live in the netghbOrhOOd Of
Walsh's stone quarries and coal mines.
The sun., 1910-05-22
rOsr or BlLLINGER INOUIRY
u WM Ne little More ThaR Hair SG what
CsnEress Appropriated.

wAsHIN0TON. May q The total eI-
penditures on account Of the Ballinger-
Pinchot investigation will not amount
IN siB.ODO. according N an authoritative
statement made to-day Most oi the
money was expended for the employ
ment ol stsnoErAphsrs and in the payment
of the per diem and mileage of witnesses
Congress authorized an expenditure of
not 20 exceed s25OOO senator Nelson.
chairman of the committee. eXpressed
gratifcation to-day that he had been
able n carry on such an Undertaking
al an expense u scarcely more than
one-haH shat Congress appropriated
1he senator economical IN the matter
II clerk hire by using the services Ot the
clerks II the Committee on Public Lands.
n which he u chairman The only sal
aried Ofiicer connected With the inveati-
cation was the secrstary, Paul Slsman.
gr. He was employed because he is a
lawyer ~ recognized ability. and the com
mttee thought it necesAary a. have a.
clerk of the committee a man Of experience
IN legal matters IA insure an int lliRent
cnmpilatiOn of the record
The sun., 1910-05-22
Ensnsrr FlannaGan EEoaera,sd

OssININO May r.. Eugene Flanagan.
the engineer oG tho freight train which
ran into an express on the New York Cen
trail road at CrotOn New Years eve.
causing the death of Spencer rrask. the
banker. has heeO exonerated from re-
sponsibiuty hy the Grand Jury at White
Plains Fianna gan. Bert Ritter. the rear
brakeman On tho express. who failed TO
60 hack, and John T BelleW. the tower
man at CrotOn. were arrested. After the
inquest Coroner Squire discharged Ritter
and BeIlsw and held FlannAEan on a
charge of manslaughter
The sun., 1910-05-22
,HI RCH AGAINST TIGHT.
Appeal Urered for Presentation 10 GO'.
Gulette ana President Taft.

6ilette ana President TAFT.
frr,N1Ic CTTY, y. J.. May p -Deolar-
Oh. hat he proposed Jeffries-Iohnson
q. 'nr the championship of the world
FOL. a-ependence Day would be a disgrace
r "r.za'ion. commissioners IN attend
a... ~ he assembly Of the Presbyterian
..-t II America to-day presented for
."Hra an appeal calling upon Gov.
..sr " alIfornia 10 prevent the fight
. .t. r-'orsed - the special COMMITTEES
. and oyertures. the ruling body Of
....utIpn II 10 expected that the
... s,H ha duplicated 10 President
.." f--ug i0r Federal action tO stop
.. -ff Although the appeal n backed
'.. Do strength n the California dele
-a' % Vas introduced by the Rev.
f.r'"s u Seattle II says:
..,. % 'rDsH,. Sacrlw, afo. col
.r.' u0rid b. looking 10 you 70 re-
state. the Pacihc Coast and the
."sI States from tho Disgrace the
.rg lght between Jeifries and
.. ri,rsn upon yBu and the state
n.-su. az veil ~ the country Of
arn a part
Jeremy and patriotism demand
cave y1ur state and our nations
rriay from tho nth. the vul-
." rf- brutality Of an Infamous
.u Do. F0urih of July
..H.H. f.spe't. eduraiion and
'.a rDuih NJ the land appeal
.ar his contest The Law is In
YnH me rublic ~ large has q
...'f uu to execute u.
The sun., 1910-05-22
ron GEN. WASHINGTONS HEIRS.
nm 70 Be MepaFted 70 Congress ApprS-
pFatiag RsOS. go fSE IN EN-.

Wul 70 ~ MSpNfAeu - N@AAAFNas NNtNs-
prlatlRG R1OS. go fST Thsm.
WASHINGTON. May 7i-Ths heirs Of
Gen. George Washington. none OH whom is
wealthy and some Of whom are very poor
indeed. will reosive tSO5. 100 In good Gov
eminent gold u = ball 10 hs reported n
the Priva,s Land Claims COMMITTEES Of the
Houss nsxt week becomes = law Il ap-
pears that Washington, who was entitled
under the Law 0f Virginia 10 nom acres
Of land In reoOmpense Tor he military
services. wouldn't Accept any Of u. but
instead bought warrants for $3.50 acres
Of land In Ohio. This tract was lOoated
IN the northwestern reserve In what vas
then called The Virginia military lands
IN the heaings held by tho Private
Land claims Committee on the bill y was
claimed By The heirn that Gen. washing
ton located this land and paid taxes on
n no 10 HE death and that he admin
iatratora paid the taHea until 1871
fawreios Washington made the prin-
oinal argfment before the COMMITTEES
The claim of the heirs has been pending
bafors C0ngreua fog years
The sun., 1910-05-22
WOr. Puy for ". a ". T-,eSruphers.

BOSTON. May p Through an agree
ment reachsd to-day between General
Superintendent Lee oi the Boston and
Maine Railroad and the adjusting com-
mittee - the Telegraphers Union 600
lslegraphers. men and woman. will re-
ceive an increase In wages averaging
per cent Hereafter operators who
received 81 S a day will get -. and thn~e
receiving 81 - will get s2s. Al persons
drawing 81 ars advanced tO 2I5
The sun., 1910-05-22
No, smsh,. sf Na,aI Ns..sIs.

WASHINGTON. May 7i.-Ths tug Apache
has arrived al Iona Island. the despatch
boat Dolphin At Washington. tho cruiser
Wolverine AZ Sandusky, the tug PenAooOk
Al Portsmouth,. n. r., tho torpedo boat
De- Long at Charleston and tho collier
Jtistin at San Diego.
The collier BFuttis has sailed from Key
Vest for Hampton Roads, the gunboats
wilmington and Callao from SWatog Tor
HonEkOnG. tho collier Vulcan from New
port News for Boston ana ne torpedo
80 Reid from ROckland for Boston.
The sun., 1910-05-22
PaV.rmaksr's s,rhs settled.

wATENroWS. n. v. May a. Announce
msnt was made here tonight that the
strike ~ tho paPermakers in the Inter
national Paper Mills has been settled
Employees Who desire and for whom placFs
can be found will he taken hack. Begin
ming August ! an increase IN wages Of
from 5 90 10 per cent. will take effect.
The sun., 1910-05-22
WANRIN; DETECTIVE SHOT HIN.
Jumped From Gar into street FIEht AOd
Found No Time foF Questions.

FOSnd No Time foT Questions.
Seeing a woman run along Seventh
avenue shouting Tor help Prank A. Camp
boil. detective. jumped on . northhound
car Al Twenty-third street last night 10
60 to her aid Ne stumbled over a man
wing on the sidewalk, hut kept on after
Mary Murphy Of ISS West Eighteenth
street. the woman who had called for
help. She was pursuing q man and the
detective caught him.
The man reached for his revolver. hut
the detective drew = second sooner
The man broke away and Campbell shot
him through one side II the neck.
A moment later the detective found
himself surrounded by men who attacked
him with tho precision oi gang Al
that moment = crosstown TWenty-third
street car slowed up a. the corner. George
Y Muller. policeman Of Traffic
SQUAD 4. chanced tO be on H lie Joined
foroaa with Campbell and the crowd re-
solved itself into hurried passersby
The man lying on the sidewalk was
found tO be James EsaFd0n 81 $50 West
Twenty-third street He vas locked up
for intOHication The man shot by the
detective was George Duchro. a driver Of
iOi West Houston street. He went 20
the New York Hospital. a pTisNner In
a drug store a. 2Is Seventh avenue was
found Luke Moore of iSS West Twenty
second street. shot through the leg The
only hypothesis offered was that Camp
bells bullet winged him also ~ far
a. the police cOuld learn the trouble
started With q aght between two men.
one of whom. Duchro. was pursued by
Mary Murphy. who saw the fight Ths
police didn't question Mary and ~ failed
10 get the key 10 the mystery
The sun., 1910-05-22
rhr Prr,ldsnl nrfraled .I G.lr.

wAsHISOrON. May u The President
was out on the golf links again this after
noon. he was matched against Gen.
Clarence Edwards and Capt Butt. playing
up. The Presidents score for the
eighteen holes was o. C. p Taft. the
Presidents brother, Joined hun on the
links ard watched his play. c. P. Taft is
a guest a. the White House tonight.
The sun., 1910-05-22
Jur, Prayed. hut CSuIan't agree.

srAREyILLE Miss. May p. When the
jury tkAt has been trying Greeley Ray
Marshal Of sturEis for the murder Of
his kinsman. George Ray. left the court
room this afternoon rheY got down on
their knees and prayed that they might
reach a fair verdict
Tonight the Jury IL still undecided
and the Judge ordered them locke1 up
until Monday