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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

In the matter Of the estate of I'd
ward E. Redmon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. wv. r. Redmon. administrator
with the well annexed OF the estate OF
Edward E. Redmon, late of Mapleton
township, in the county of Cass and
state OF North Dakota, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months, after the
first publication of this notice, to said
wv. y. Redmon at the Office Of Angus
.us Roberts, so Broadway in the city
lof Fargo, North Dakota, which ONCE
the undersigned selects as his place OF
business in all matters connected with
said estate,
Dated july 4. "a. D.. 1910.
w. r. REDMON,e
Administrators with the viii annexed
of the estate Of Edward r. Redmon,
deceased.
July s-16-2S- 3o.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

and the success of the Neal Cure, am,
Sincerely yours,
L. s. COFFIN, LID,
Author and President white Button
Work." Ex-President State Anti
Ex-State Railroad Commissioner.
Iowa's Richest Man
writes a personal letter to q Neal
patient and says that the Cure ia most
wonderful:
He is man that have always
admired and thought a great deal OF,
on account of his ability when sober
and his honesty and square dealing at
all times. / have on many different
occasions furnished the funds and per-
mitted' him to invest in real estate and
handle for our mutual account, and
would not hesitate to do the same
thing at this time, whenever an oppor-
tunity was presented. He has always
been a fine man and an upright citi-
zen in every respect, except that he
has been cursed with the liquor habit
all the years that / have known him.
ION one occasion when he had lost
all power or ability to handle himself,
l caused him to be sent at my own
expense to a well known drink habit
cure in this city, where he remained
and was treated for several weeks.
| Apparently no treatment ever lasted
with him for very many hours or days
until he would return to drink.
"I did not see him for about three
months and l was greatly surprised
really amazed, to see him and have a
personal interview with him recently,
when he came to my office and told
me that he had taken the Neal Cure
! in the early part of this year. 1t is
an absolute fact that the man looks
better, is much heavier in weight and
surely has q clearer brain and a better
and more active mind than / have ever
known him to have for over ten years
past The results of the Neal Cure in
his case are certainly most wonderful
n
| ing men as it has done for him, there
| is certainly no excuse for the drinking
| man longer continuing as such and
society and the business world should
recommend and urge all drinking men
to take this treatment, and IL the drink
ing man refuses to do so, he cannot
blame anyone IL he should be ostra-
cized from the business and social
world Of the times.
TN closing take great pleasure in
recommending him in his new life to
| the favorable consideration of all those
who may have occasion to have any
social relations with him.
Respectfully submitted,
"F. NJ, HUBBELL."
state Senator James e. Bruce,
a leading and prominent banker
financier, capitalist, lawyer and bust
ness man of Iowa, whose word Is con-
sidered "as good as his bond by those
who know him. has spent months III
making a careful, personal investiga-
ton of the Neal Cure for alcoholism
and as a result thereof he makes anc
permits us to publish the following
personal statement:
ITO WHOM INTERESTED: FRS
prompted by curiosity and later b!
. financial and humanitarian motives.
; have spent much time during the pas
/ year, and especially during recen
months, in making a careful, conscien
tious and complete investigation of ant
i into the merits OF the NEAL THREE
DAY DRINK HABIT CURE.
} "The result is that have recent!
i invested in large block Of the stool
: of the NEAL INSTITUTES COM
PANY, corporation capitalized at on
) million dollars; have accepted the pc
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

to watch the exhibition conceded the
demonstration to prove the value OF
the airship in offensive as well as de-
fensive warfare.
There still remain two factors which
handicaps the airship in this work.
The fact as brought out by Rear Ad-
miral Kimball, that it has lack of
ability to operate in average weather
at sea and the noise made by the
motor at dow altitude prevents the air.
ship having lighting chance Of reach
ing a defensive range by signaling it's
approach.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09


expressions Of approval from men who
know. This one is from "Iowa's Grand
Old Man"
Saloon League, President Iowa Be-
nevolent Association of Webster Co,
RAILROAD TEMPERANCE ASSN
"WiIIowedse"
r. r. EMPLOYEES HOME
L. S. COFFIN, President
Destitute and Aged Railroad Men
Fort Dodge, Ia, June 10, 1910.
Hon. James E. Bruce,
Atlantic, Iowa.
My Dear Brother Bruce: Please par
don my apparent neglect to make reply
to your recent letters which have been
SO kind and which assures me of your
deep interest in your new great work
for humanity. / only regret that am
not up to the high mark you have
placed me, yet / fully realize that but
few ordinary men in humble walks Of
life, where my lot has been cast, have,
under Gods providence, made SO many
| acquaintance and, may gratefully
say, friends as the writer.
am greatly astonished and as
greatly pleased as result Of my in
vestigations to learn what I have in
regard to the NEAL THREE-DAY
DRINK HABIT CURE. When / see,
observe and talk with hundreds Of men
who, as a result of strong drink and
/ dissipation, lose not only their self
respect, but the respect of those who
know them, and lose all will power to
control their disordered physical desire
for stimulants, and as a result go down
to an untimely and dishonored grave
to the great grief and humiliation OF
all their friends, which is the usual
and almost certain result unless some
medical remedy or cure is found, feel
1t is my duty as well as the duty OF
all good people to aid in spreading the
glad tidings of the NEAL CURE tt
all humanity.
To personally see done what the
Neal Cure has done and the wonderful
results, 1t seems to me that ii borders
on the realm of the miraculous, and
am not only willing. but esteem II
one Of the special providences of my
long life, filled as it has been with the
special privileges and providences, per.
hitting me to be a help to humanity
4 n a
hundreds and thousands of friends ant
acquaintance in every state of thil
Union, what my eyes have seen of the
magnificent results of NEAL THREE
DAY DRINK HABIT CURE"
Let the future reveal what 1t ma!
when / see now ard know Of scores o
men restored to dignified manhood
with all desire, appetite and craving
for drink removed, and many of thes'
b men who had lost good positions O
honor and trust because of the drinl
habit, / as lover of my race can d.
no less than lend to this Cure wha
! little help / may, SO ! cordially hal
the advent of the Neal Cure as gif
from the good Father of us all, and a
a brother to the fallen ones / an
J ready to preach the gospel OF releas
/ from the chains that have so long an
hopelessly bound the slave of the habi
, to his cups 1t seems, from the case
t that have come under my persons
! observation that no man need be help
: less now. Let us all take hold and len
hand and then write and sing wit
] heartfelt gratitude, Praise God fror
} whom all blessings fiow." You hav
my permission to use this letter as
your judgment you may consider fo
the best interests OF humanity.
] With best wishes for your success
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09
PASSING OF THE FAMOUS
BLACK HORSE CAVALRY

NEW YORK HISTORIC BRIGADE WHICH
GOOD SINKING INTO oRLVIoN-ITs
TO NEW METHODS AND NOT PURIFIcATIoN POLITICS.
MISUNDERSTANDING WOOD BY THE TON AS 5EEFsTEAK
LAM8-sTRANGE SEARCH FOR ToE-Doe cATcHERs' CAREER
PROVING TOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JUMPING CRAZE IN FULL
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

from the Curse of Drink; they are the
expressions OF approval from men who
know. This one is from "Iowa's Grand
Old Man"
. Saloon League, President Iowa Be-
nevolent Association of Webster Co,
RAILROAD TEMPERANCE ASSN
"WiIIowedge"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

Proof accumulates that the great
struggle made by mankind against the
demon Strong Drink is to be settled in
favor Of sobriety largely by The Neal
Three Day Cure for the Drink Habit.
The remarkable number Of cures al
ready reported are being constantly
added to and the, worst forms Of alco-
holism yield readily to its beneficent
influence.
Need for a Neal Institute.
The establishment of an Institute in
this city for the treatment of drinkers
by the Neal Cure opens the way that
many have sought to a perfect cure.
Strong local men have put their CAPT.
tai and brains behind the project, and
with the absolute guarantee bond given
to every patient that the cure will be
complete and satisfactory in three days
every vestige of doubt as to all claims
being fulfilled is dispelled.
The need for an institution of this
character is apparent to ALL There Is
no necessity to dwell upon the awful
wreckage that strews the pathway OF
life, made up of men and women who
drink, most with an uncomfortable ap-
petite, alcoholic liquors in any form
The millions of money, the misery anC
crime, the poverty and brutality tina
results from the use of strong drinl
have been the topic OF many eloquent
discourses. .~
Victims of the Drink Habit.
Moral suasion does not take away
the awful craving. Good resolves be-
come quickly broken, for the demon
has marvellous hold on the Wills Of
drinking men; pledge taking and thu
coaxing Of friends and relatives alike
avail nothing, FOR they are dealing witt
something outside the individual
power over which men have no control
notwithstanding that many will proudl'
assert that they can take it or leave
alone" The greatest obstacle TO
speedy reformation is the self
and deluded position expressed In tina
statement Every man who thinks
all knows in his Utmost heart tina
i when the craving for drink comes upol
him he MUST drink, he CANNOT lie
it alone, or he WOULD.
The Neal Cure steps in here wher
mans will fails him. 1t drives fror
the system the poisoned condition tina
CREATES the craving for alcohol.
does this without shock to the SISTER
or a SOLDERING up" process, no mat
ter how hard man may drink Q
how the craving is manifested. TIL
NEAL CURE PUTS A MAN WHERl
HE CAN AND DOES LEAVE i
ALONE" and 1t is the only remed
on earth that will do 1t quickly. per
manently and safely.
Proof Is Plentiful.
That the Neal Three Day Cure fc
the Drink Habit absolutely does a
that is claimed for 1t is so thorough
understood wherever the cure has Dee
tested. that leading citsz2ns do n'
hesitate to give it the strongest en-
dorsement possible, stating in ur
equivocal terms the fact that cure
are positive and permanent and thi
lin the short space OF three days, witt
out long detention from bushes
without suffering, and with perfe'
safety, the most confirmed drunkare
are made over into strong, viriles sob'
men. saved to some family of love
ones, to some circle Of friends, file
with a new purpose in life. CURE
oFNTHE TERRIBLE DRINK HABI
IN THREE DAYS.
: Read These Letters.
They tell the story of men save
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

Bent on what is probably the strang-
est search in which New York has ever
played a part, there landed here this
week an Arabian, Abdul Howat by
name. Abdul is engaged in hunting
for toe-the big toe Of his own right
foot-to be precise, which he lost in
Egypt some twenty-three years ago.
For more than two decades he has
been searching the world for the miss
Ing member with no clue beyond the
fact that it Is decorating his fathers
neck. When Abdul was ten years old
his father took him up the Nile before
d camp of sheiks and requested that a
small crocodile newly captured please
bite off the big toe Of Adults right
foot. The sheiks with all kindness,
made the reptile do the fathers bid
ding, and now Abdul is looking for the
old man, who, he says, still has his toe.
That was twenty three years ago, and
Abdul has learned much since then.
The secret ceremony of nipping Off one
of his pedal digits is no longer of in
terest to Abdul He wants the toe,
and, moreover, he wants to meet the
father who forced him to part with it.
Several months ago Abdul met Syr-
Ian at Suez who told him he had seen
his father with some Arabs in a circus
in America, and that the same old toe
was still dangling from the same old
place. And so Abdul Is here on his
third lap around the world. If be llnds
the toe he says he will pr ssen5 il to y
museum.
- &..e< fIvt
exceeds the demand for II In this city,
there Is one field of employment which
Is always open--that Is the classic
pastime of dog-catching. Rarely Il
Father Knickerbocker able to recruit
sufficient number Of dog catchers
and Of late nc has even been forced
to look for incumbents Of this Office
III rural districts. Even this source q
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09
Notice to Creditors.

You can usually tell an aristocrat
by his plebeian tastes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

Just because girls face is her for
tune is no reason why anybody should
call her dough face.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09
The Drink Habit
Cured In Three Days

Being Done Daily and Hourly by The
Neal CueTe Most Remarkable Remedy for the Curse Drink
That the World has Ever Known Makes No Difference What
of Neal Drives the Poison
Destroys the Appetite in Three Days No Painful HyPodem
Inecionsus 25 Doses of Harmless Vegetable Preparation
the Terrible Craving for Alcohol Is Gone
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09
A Guaranteed Bond Is Given to Cure in Three Days

Railroad Men, Admired by All Who Know him.
Hon l. Coffin Fort Dodge Says at Borders the Realm the
Miraculous With My Own Eyes the Magnificent Re-
suits o The Neal Three Days Cure for the Drink Habit
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

New York, July with the pass
ing of the anti-race track gambling
bills by the legislature, practically
sounding the death knell of racing in
this state, there passes also, but in
another. sense, the famous, Black Horse
cavalry whose hoofs have worn for
many a year a smooth road at Albany
for the work of bribery and corrup-
tion. The cavalry with the sinister
name has been operating at Albany
for more years than most people liv-
Ing today, can remember and they have
made some famous raids. But while
predatory legislation is by no means
at an end, corruptive forces in the flu
ture will have to travel under a new
name and use different methods. Just
how the peculiar name of Black Horse
cavalry, now sinking into oblivion, or
iginated is story not generally known.
1t first became current shortly after
the civil war as result of the activi-
ties Of a certain regiment known by
this name, just as after the Spanish
war the rough riders leaped into fame.
The raids made by corrupt legislators
at Albany against meritorious legis-
famous regiment and it has stuck ever
since. One of the most picturesque
methods used by the cavalry was the
lobby poker game. This game was In
vented for application in cases where
legislative consciences were too sensi-
tive to permit of the outright accept
ance of bride. The lobbyist in prac-
ticing this method started a game at
the psychological time and sat in with
a number of legislators he desired to
reach. The rest was easy, simply in
volving the losing of money which
would otherwise have been frankly
handed over as a bride. But methods
now are changed. and 1t is to this
cause and not to any publication Of
politics that the passing of the famous
Black Horse cavalry may be attrib-
uted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-09

supply, however, seems to promise
poorly, since the first man from that
district to join the canine eliminating
force served just one day, resigning
after most adventurous ten hours
experience. During that brief period
he was bitten six times and knocked
down once, working up to a thrilling
climax after being bitten by half
dozen different dogs beginning with
fox terrier and ending with a New
foundland, all of which he tried to APP
prehend since the dog catcher is paid
one dollar for each animal that he
gets, and if a day is not to be en-
tirely wasted he must have something
to show for his effort After six I'M
successful attempts the new man net
ted a pup belonging to a husky ne
gress who promptly hit him on the
jaw. His next act after recovering
consciousness in the hospital was to
resign.
The annual bridge jumping craze
has struck the city bit ahead of
structures now spanning the east river
the police are kept busy heading off
would be imitators of Steve Brodie,
the man who gained considerable fame
by leaping from Brooklyn bridge to
the water, 135 feet below, a good many
years ago. In spite of the best efforts
of the guardians OF the peace, however,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
WAGES VS.. TARIFF

Paste this In your hat: The aver
age wages of the ordinary laborer in
the United States is $l.36 per day. as
against so cents per day in Great
Britain, The average daily wage for
bricklayers, stone masons, stone cut
ters. carpenters, painters, plumbers
and machinists in the United States
Is $3li as against $l.50 In Great Brit
ain. The United States has "A Protec-
tive Tariff. Great Britain has n Tariif
Tor revenue only, II is now being
clamorously urged by the Democrats
that the United States adopt Great
Britain's Tariff policy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
DOCTOR UCHlDA
EhCK FROM TOUR

Dr. Uchida, who was formerly q
resident oi ans city, ~ but recently
returned from trip tuougd Europe.
where he has been at nding lectures
given by wOrid-rcnowncd DOCTORS. The
doctor will be here Tor n short time,
his intention being to visit Japan for
n 81 ason. after which he will return
to Hawaii and enter into practise In
this city.
DR.. Uchida is graduate OF the To-
kio University and practised In Homo
lulu for fifteen years before leaving
on his present trip f''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
NEW ATTRACTION.

Geo. w, Stanley known az the "Ita'
Ian Emigrant" opened at the Novelty
Theatre last night and from the very
first won applause from the crowded
house. His character singing of two
OF the latest songs, MONKEY Doodle
Dandy" and 'Wsp, Wap, Wap," was
especially appreciated The Mascotte
Sisters have new act that takes well
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
MIX POLITICS
and VAUDEVILLE
Republicans Hold Big Down.
town Meeting in New
Savoy Theater.

Politics and vaudeville mixed with
great effect last night In the chief POI
litical meeting Of the evening, held at
the new Savoy theater, which Manager
Jack Scully will throw open to the
public tomorrow. Between speeches by
the politicians, some of the Savoy's
corps OF clever entertainers appeared
in songs or monologue or other turns
and kept the big audience rioting with
laughter and applause.
The meeting was something CT
novelty, but lot OF sound Republic
can doctrines were preached. The
Republicans also held meetings last
night In Kakaako and at River and
Vineyard streets, and some Of the
speakers at the Savoy took In one OF
the other rallies as well.
Rev. Stephen Desha WIS the feature
speaker of the Savoy rally, and h.
poured hot shot into the camp Of the
Democrats, referring with biting sar
casm to those who have disparagcd
him because he Is a minister.
"The Bible contains many examples
of preachers and prophets who were
active In the everyday affairs Of their
fellow-rhen and who would corr es-
pond to our politicians of today. and
no man in the world can say they are
the worse for It," he declared, men
tioning Samuel, Isaiah and other bib
lical notables,
As to Some Democrats.
Desha turned his attention to some
of the attacks that have been made
upon him for his soap-box speeches
He, declared with some heat:
THE Democrats are angry not be-
cause am a minister but because
am Republican. and because hay,
. been an active Republican. They ar,
attempting to poison your minds
against my talks. speak for tn,
common people, as the great politi
clans of Bible times did"
He also devoted some of his time L
the Territorial campaign. as well a
to McCandless' bossism, which, h
said, is running the Democratic party
Among other speakers were JAG
i Lucas, who delivered some tellin
blows, and Tony Marcallino, wh
talked on the immigration policy {
the Republican party. Representing
phase of assisted" immigration hin
self, Marcallino ably disposed of til
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04

Democratic arguments against immi-
grafton. n.
Thc Savoy meeting had tho effect Of
getting together lot of downtown
residents who do not often attend po-
litical meetings, and their sentiments
were plainly Republican.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-04
Brights
DISEASE "

People of open mind having
Bright's Disease or having friends
who have, can hear of something to|
their advantage II they will call ut
our store, Helpful diet list free,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-26
state Fair Board Mei.

The State Fair Board met yester.
day afternoon and besides transact
ing much routine business, ii also
took steps looking to the making OF
preparations for the fair which will
be held this fall.
One of the first matters which
came up for the boards cOnsidera-
ton was the election OF a successor
to H. Booth, of Roseburg, who
stepped into the presidents chair as
the term of President Lee of Port
land had expired. The board elected
Mark Hulburt of Albany to succeed
Booth as vice president.
The members of the board made
an inspection of the grounds for the
purpose of securing an idea of the
necessary improvements to be made
in the way of buildings and other
matters. The subject was discussed
at length but no action was taken
beyond the appointment of commit
tees to make an inspection and in
Vestigation as to what should be
done in the way of improvements.
These committees will report to the
board at a meeting to be called by
the president and at this meeting
definite action along the line of i'm
provements will be taken.
The board also considered the
rules and the premiums for the
fair and made a few changes. Both
are to be sent TO the printer at an
early date, and will be given to the
public much earlier than they were
last year.