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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-04
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gbicago, SQs., 3. SUM. Sobn
2arIon, Sanitor 0.s aent gsbdubss
an Sberman Strabe. ipuroe am Sreis
tag Morssn in isiner Sdiafiiubs err
morbet. Seine baIbberbraRnte 2eihe
nuros gefunoen, na6osm Elm 1euer,
tpelfes groben S6dosu in benz &c.
bduos anridtets, nit Wii9e uno Notb
gelOIht fporben mar. Vile llmitdnos
osutsn barauF bin. baB Der llnsIiid-
life bon Ieiaem Ul0reer 5uerIt bis sur
gepuBtlpiigtsit mibbdnoelt uno bann
in bas 5euer ssporfen purbe, tpel6ss
Der 8erbretsr angeIsgt bate. 8epo6z
ner bes anIiegnoen 5auies tpoqsn ees
bort haben, tpie 2arIen nit sinem llns
besannten. Der gslo BON ibm psrlongs
ts, in bsftissr Weiie ansinanoers
gerietb.
Gin iunges wldoheu BE.
aebt aus Reue Sslbits
moro.
Salt GATE Gitn, lltab, 5.
SUM-. Sne8 Garhia. Elm 10 Sabre al
tee Uldotsn, perf6ludte am 5rsitas
sine Guantitdt Strphnin. ais ibr
Batter bic gntbedung mants, oab iis
nit Siif, gefdlittsr Gbets bon isinsm
in elmer gant bsfinblihen Gslos S175
essogen bate. 3as Ul1ohen itar5,
isineu Batter nm 0ersebung bittsnp.
Die 5amilis III Der aniiht, oaB ods
Wdohen BON einsm MunHe nsranlaBt
porosn mar, ods gelo 3u sieben, Oh
es teinsn 5beil oaOon ouf iih Ielbit
perpenost bat. uno Der Batter sieot
iih isbt Die sr0Bts Mii6s. bic Sbtntis
tat oes Wanrss f.iiSuitenen. I'm
sesu.usI nit iam abrs4nsn ~ iSnnsn.
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g hisbt 0ie 9 6uIb ouf BEN
tooten 5upemeper.

Rem gort, 8. Suni. Gbas. R.
5eits, bes Setretdr oes 3utertruIts,
Der tpegen 3Du6etriigersisn pro3eTirt
tpiro, itsint ale S6uIb ouf ben per-
itorbsuen prdiioenten oes 5ruits,
5enrp 8. SaOemeper, rpdI3en gu mol
len. Der 2lrpuIt Gsorge g. grabam,
ocr am Sreitag bic Gr0ffnungsrebe fir
6sits belt. iugts, baB sr e5 bsOauerte.
sinsn 5ootsr in Wlibtrebit gu brins
gen, aqeiu Die umitGnoe srbeiI6ten ,s.
pei Seit:'s Otter puroe cine 9sf1nq.
niBftrdTe, ieIbit cine tur5s. beinabe Ics
bensldnqlite 5dft beosuten, pe8balb
er iih 6eredtiQt fuhls, ben aIterSprua
Bon ben 9obter ioIl man nur Gute8
reoen" uuBsr Q6t gu IaFsr. SeIte,
peItsr barauf ben 3eugenftuno bstrot,
incb aIIe SdUlo fir Die 3oubetrii8ss
rsisn auf 6aDemsDsr uno itellte eHtz
itieoen in Qbre0e, BON ben betrIgeris
iten Daaosn am 0od irgeHopeIhs
SsRntniB 9sbabt 81 bQ6sn.
W ub iein GebeR I'm gu d =
baus beenoen.
G6urIefton, %. 90, 3. SUM.
gurrsQ g. Gorgep, siu Giisnbabns
rGuber uno iiberfuhrtsr W6rosr, piro
am SoRntag in IrantFort perbaftet
uno bisrber suritssbratt peroen,
I'm ben ReIt ieinss 2ebens i'm Weit
9irginia Staats 3udtbouie gu psr~
brirqen, tpern bic pon Dem 8ou0erz
neur GIoBcod psriargts QusIiefsz
runo BON oem 8ouperneurUilion bon
9ertudp bepiQigt piro. 5or9ep piro
an Sonntag aus Dem aentuti.r
Staats5u9tbauis eutIaFen peroeH.
SmSahre 1892 lpuroeu 5orgep uno
5bomas Collins in 9untington ihul@
biq bsTuroen, einen 3ug Der Gbeia>
pe1te & Ohio Giienbohn gu berau5er
perIuht uno babel eiren pdTaqisr,
ein.r 1eutI6sn, Der ibm wiberitano
l.iItets, Qet6otet su haber. 6orgep
puros ipdter unter Der gsoireuno qe>
GER garole aus psm 3uhtbauIe ent=
loIIsr, bag sr penigitens fiinf Sabre
lana Elm muitsrhaftes Qe6en fiibren
ioQ. S6on peuiss Wonate ipdtsr
puroe er in aentutp Al lGnssrer
3u6tbausitrofe Derurt6etlt.
benz 3udthuuie en- Il
Iaiier.
Columbus. 8, 3. SUM-. Geo.
q. Rois, Der friibere auiTirer Der. BRO
bucs Graonge gant" in glepslano,
purbe am 5reitas aus bsm 3uhthauie
entlaFsn. gr mar T. st. pegen elmer
untsri6Iagune BON $4,000, pelhe
Ole SuTpsnoiruns Der 8ant CUR Gotes
bate, gu 10 Sobren 3udtbaus perurs
taeitt, irtosFen jest, mad 6jdbriger
StraF.. rpsgen suteu 9stragsns eutlai.
len. Ssins Ga.tin 1T iaaDii6su sss
i.ss5s1-
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Cincinnati. samita9, Den 4. Snni 1910.

bo6ung Der 5ra6trdten nt6t 3ugdng-
lid, unb nit !6iGfe ungep06nli6er
Spdridmteit poren bic GiIenba6nen
i'm Stanbs, es cine 3eitldng aus3ubul.
ten. Sic ma6ten nt6t bic gsringfte1
5ortI6ritte, pGbrenb bic 2lnforberunz
gen oes Qanbss an oieGiienbu6nen irnz
mer gr0ber tpurben."
nJeoe Gtienbabn, nit 6eren Ser
hdItniiie i6 betdnnt bin, gisbt ii6 ieBt
Die ungIaubli6ite Mibe, W2ittel su
finbsn, tpie its BEL Der iesigen SppoTis
tion iid iiber WaTer baltsn fam. QQe
8erIuhe. nod tpeitere GrTparniFe gu
MAIDEN, tommen mir ober tpie Elm 8erz
'u4, reines GoI0 rufFiniren gu pOqen,
Dor"
Gtienbab bn QngeTetIte
DerDen entlafien.
Die grdiibsnten CARING bon Der
Ct. Paul giIenbabn, RihGep BON bar
Santd 5e unb Oelane bon Der Wdz
baih gabn ertldrten tpG6renb bes Suz
ges in Gbicago, oab 2eute entloFen
Deroen miiBten Bis bic 8iffsren3en
aojuittrt Dor0en itnb, pie oieIe, 1T
aber Dorldufig nod niht betonnt.
4ie bereits am 0ornerftuq Qnqebeuz
tst, fpiro Ddbri6einIi6 Elm aommitt.e
BON Observation-Disclosures Dem prdiiz
bentsn Saft istne Quftpartung MAIDEN,
um bon t6m eine Grtldrurg iber Teine
Stsuung CUR Giisnbabnfrage gu erIan,
gen, io6uIO oies mo9ti6 1T.
Die Gtfenbabnsn MOLTEN
in biDibueU bic Jra8te
raten erb Obsn.
Die 3niI6snitaatIi6e 5anbeIstomz
million erfu6r ipGt am Ra6mittaq,
oab Die 3ur DeItern Srunt Qinie QF0.
ciution gsb0rigsn gifenbobnen bic Q5s
fiht bdtten, tnoipibueQ neue sTradt.
tarifs 3u untsrbretten, Die 9erQu bteie[z
Ben Grb06ungeu uuftpsiien, lpie in 0em
Iarif Der QTociatiOn, gegsn Sen bic
Re9ierung sinen GtnbaItsbsfe6l ertpirtt
bat.
=. 9. RipIsp, Der grGTbsnt bss
Santa 5e Gtienbabr> SpItems, Itsute
in Qbr.oe. 0oB, inioferu bas Santa
Sc Spitem in getra6t tomme, oasIeIs
be inoipioueQ beabIihtige, eiusn neun
5raatz5arif bel Der 3tpiiterituatliz
den 6anoelstommiTion ein3ureiden,
Gr fiigte bin3u, oab er in Jinan3tre;s
len nihts Don einsm iol6en qlan &C.
| bort babe, i'm Qu9emeinen fhentt mar
uber pem 9sriitt ooueu 9lau6en.
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~ Dk0siNA WV 1Nlh1N ALNL w
Iruppen Der bortigen0arniion ab uno
purbe bur9 brauIenbe Gpationen uns
ge3dblter @oltsmaiien geebrt. QlnldBz
lid bes 8eiu9s bss 6erriders iit in
9osnien cine Qmneitie fir gsfpiHe8srs
ge6en perfiinoet tporoen. 3ipeibunbert
Yerfonen, tpeld)e 6inter S6lob unb
Rieasl Straftermine gu dbIpIpiren bats
ten, iino aus oem@eDabriam ent!afen
iporoen.
9robes 4ufIeben erregen in ben
tele9rapbifhen 9sridten iibsrmittslte
Dorte, tpeIde Der aaiisr Jrans an ben
Grs6iihof bon Ssrajetpo, Or. So@
Iepb StabIer, geri6tet bat, Der sugIeih
apoitoIiider 0slegat fir bic ilotpiIhen
Qdnber Der 8nltanbolbiniel 1T. Die
Worte, oeren iid Der Monar6 in feis
ner Qniprode on ben Gr5biiaof be-
oiente, lauteten angeblich: rSie fparen
f6oH fuieoer in gtom. Gs fpdre beHer,
Sic unterlieben Reiien 3u bsm 9er=
fuh, Hom au beipegsn, ii9 in uniere
Bolitit ein3umengen."
2ls 8oreef9t9te bes 5daes tpiro
6etannt, oaB gr3biihof Or. Stabler
fid in Rom iiber Jran3istaner betagt
bate, lpelhe in 8osnien eegen feline
eigenen Ganbioaten bel ben Ganos
tdgspabIen aIs gsperbsr i'm Seloe ses
peien fino.
Bonner Stubsuten beru-s
t6etlt.
Berlin, 3. SUM-. 9or bem 3us
ftGnoigen Gsri9t in Bonn funp pie
pro3ebDsrbanolung gegen orsi3:9n
RorpsituoeRten itatt, tuslhs ii6 auf
bic 8eihuloisung gu psrantportsn
battsn, i'm DECEMBER porigsn Sabre5
sinsn alsiu6ahn3ug g.fdbroet gu tIs
ben. Die affuirs fpislts iid ieinerjsit
in sinem 9orort bon Bonn ab unb srs
regte 6ds unliebIamIte QufIeben. Sin
8dhntuagsn mar BON ben Stuoenten
OsmoIirt porOsn. gstbsiligt tourer
Uiitglieber idmmtliher 4orps, nit
Qusnuhme bes dltsiten Sorps .RAsz
mania" unb Der ggoru1ia", pelh
GeBtsre niht lanae Dorbsr iuipenpirt
iporben mar. Dem BON ben uniperiis
tGtsbehorbsu iofort eiH8sleiteten 3i3s
5iplinar 9erfabrsn folgte nun oa5
gsrIhtlihe Rahipiel.
Die 9ertdnolung srrei4te nod :n
SpGtnadmittag ibr GuDs. Ssts
Gtuosntsu rpuroen big 8u 80 Wdrt
@sibitrafs perurtheiIt. Die ibrisen
iieben Durosn freigsiprohsu.
W . 7 berif der ueberfd | |
BON msritaniiden Gam
bitten.
Megtto, 3. SUM-. 6i.r 1T am
iFreitag Rahri6t iibsr eiusH us6ers
fall einaetrOffen, Der BON aht3ebn
gdnniten unter oem nptorifhen
Rduberbauptmanu Sdntanon auf bic
Bella 8iftd Sacienba i'm liiooftlih:n
5bsil bon Saraca gsma9t tporbeu 1T.
Der 8srlpalter Der Sacienou, Elm
Seutiher, Ramens Ro6srt Boi9bt,
unb 3lpei .inesborene 4nsefteQ.s ipurs
ben astootst uno Jruu 8oigbt tpuroe
aebunoen uro in Der iheuBlihftsn
Weiie mtbbanoeIt.
Rahosm lie oas 5aus ausgspIiins
bert hatten. beaa6sn iie Iih na1 Der
benahbarten 5acienoa Ga gromoua.
no lie ben gerrpaltsr 9uilIermu 9uius
ger studngen, $4,000 heraussugebeH.
2luh sipei anbere 5deisuoas purosn
iibsrfaQsr. 5ruppsn iiHb isst auF
Der gerfoIguns Der ganoiten 6sgrifs
fen.
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Wetterberiht.

Sir Ohio uno oas fpeitli4e
gennInlpanisn: SbeiltpetIe tribes
Wetier nit fteigenber Ismperatur am
Gamitag uno SonRtag. S4pahe,
perdnberlihe Minoe.
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- u. q. Stepart. gIert bon mps
omtns Gouutp, 80 8a.. 1T in pine-
bile, W. 9a,, pon bsm oortissu StIfsa
ihertff goot sri6oiIsu iporoen. Der
Moro mar Die GsIss stIsr 2oIstif8eu
Ethss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04

Of Mrs. r. NJ Cowan, late of Coopars-
town; thanks to the hospitable people
Of Sanborn, also to the pastor and
choir, were adopted by a rising vote.
Rev. Royal kellogg of McHenry gave an
address upon, The Hope Of the Church,
which he prophesied would be realized
in bringing the world to the feet of
Jesus Christ and in obedience to his
viii. DR.. Creegan told of the history
Of christian education in this country
since 1890 and of the great men and
women who had gone out from Con-
gregational colleges especially to be
blessing to the world in foreign lands
as well as occupying the highest posi-
lions in this country.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
year in Buchanan. Rev. w. D. Jones
was elected as preacher with Rev r.
j. Kellog as alternate, A. Y. More of
Wimbledon was reelected a trustee
of Phillips academy. The delegates to
represent this association at the ma
tional council in Boston, Mass, to be
held in October are Rev. r. j. Kellog.
Rev. ]. G. Evans. Rev. J. r. Beebe and
Rev. e e. Saunders, alternates; Rev.
G. A Mack, Rev. r. Patton and Deacon
G. o. LANCER.
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Professor Beebe also told of the finan-
cial needs and presented a feasible
plan for raising the needed funds.
Quite number Of ministers and
others signed an agreement to become
personally responsible for the payment
Of fifty dollars a year for space Of
five years to its treasury. President
Creegan seconded Beebe's remarks an
to the friendly relations existing be-
tween the academy management ana
Fargo college.
The reports from the various church
es represented by representatives were
in the main optimistic. DIR. Beard read
an inspiring paper on Christian War
rare In North Dakota, full OF hopeful
anticipations of success by means Of
united christian leadership on the part
Of the church, for the overthrow OF
evil and the establishment of right
eousness and truth. Rev. VIM. Snape
OF Kensal followed with an address
upon. How to Use Home Missionary
Funds.
The woman's missionary hour was
presided over by Mrs. C. H. Philips OF
jamestown. Mrs. II. c. Jewell OF San
born read the nintey-fir psalm and
Mrs. Karcher of jamestown led in
prayer. Mrs. w. e. Boise OF James,
town read an instructive paper on the
beneficial results of the medical mis-
sionary work in heather lands. also
depicting the horrors of the old heather
system of torture upon the supposition
that the afflicted were possessed of
demons that must be expelled by la
cerating the body of the sick ones.
Mrs. e. S. Hamilton of Cooperstown,
read a suggestive paper on Proper
tional Giving to the Work of the
Church and Missions.
DR.. Creegan gave an encouraging ad.
dress upon his experience in Japan and
Of the particularly high esteem in
which the United States is held by the
leaders of Japan, and of the impos-
sibilfty of war being brought about
between these two nations. as pre-
licted by Congressman Hobson and
others. Rev. S. 8 WeIles of Mech
Vile gave an interesting address upon
Dur part in Foreign Missionary Work. |
Urging intelligent cooperation.
Resolutions pledging loyal support to |
Fargo college and Phillips academy;
expressing a sense of loss in the death /
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
Wedding Rings for Married M.n

st. Paul Pioneer Press: The renort
comes from Pittsburg that the society
women of that city are agitatinp tbe
enactment of a law to require married.
men to wear wedding rings. The finn
damental purpose is said to be to nro-
tect young women from f1irtatious
oenedicts. The Pittsburg women he
heve that girls will NOT f1irt with men
known to be married.
That may be true In Pittsburg al
though the city has no such reputation
yet 1t certainly is not true in all
towns. The young women in some
cities, where there is a disposition to
nirt, seem to have a preference for
those known to be adopts. The inaugu-
ration Of the custom of putting rings
on husbands would make il easv for
the feminine trifers to tell who are
experienced and who are not THE
plan should encounter the solid oppo-
sltion OF the bachelors of the country.
It is aimed directly at one OF their in
alienable rights.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
THE BLUE GOOSE.
a Real Bird and Common in Places
in Spite of the Books.

Herbert Job in Outing: People who
have considered the blue goose some
what In the same ciass as the purple
COW, will be surprised to know that
they are found in f1ocks down south.
At least one hunter had that expert
ence.
"As the first flock approached my
companion called them 'brant.' 7 knew
that this could hardly be correct. be-
cause brant are not known to reach
the Gulf of Mexico They were. how
ever, smaller than the big Canada
geese, and had shorter necks. Be
sides, many in the fioc1 more than
half, should think had the head
and neck distinctly white, and it was
such as these that we picked up.
Subsequent investigation proved
that they were the blue goose, which
is called in the manuals of ornithol-
ogy an uncommon bird. The strang-
est thing of all was that, both on
this morning and on my entire trip,
nearly all the various focks Of geese
which came near enough to be exam
1ned were largely composed Of this
same uncommon species. / should
say that three quarters of them were
probably this kind.
ssThis fact is surprising, and perhaps
throws new light upon our present
knowledge of the species. The blue
goose Is rare on the Atlantic coast
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
Eat Rouahaue.

Physical Culture magazine declares
that much appendicitis trouble could
be avoided il people would eat more
whole wheat bread and not be afraid
of eating the skins of prunes and fruit,
wheat hulls and raisins with their
seeds and nuts. The intestinal tract
is not naturally a delicate, fragile wall,
but from lack of exercise in the ham
ding of proper food designed by nature
and always eaten by our ancestors, be-
comes flaccid and weakened The eat
ing of white bread only is claimed to
be one of the main causes of the
disease.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
( Behind Closed Doors

erclses and to the agricultural college
CADET band which furnished such splen
aio music. The day was well observed
| In Fargo. :
Knights of Columbus.
fargo Council of the knights of Col
uIhnus won for themselves much praise
LOT the manner in which thew assisted
aL the installation of Bishop O'ReiIlv
! ne boys rendered valuable aid dur-
ing the entire day and at the evening
reception In Columbus hall thew work.
Gu hard TO make the affair the great
success 1t was. Fargo council is one
y % tne pest In the state and has a MEM
persnlp or over 500 and is constantly
growing.
The Odd Fellows.
Inc grand lodge of the Indenendent
order of Odd Fellows will hold it, on.
nual session at Minot for Tras5o,, -
= NNe ana I, Monday and Tuesday of
rn ,9, coming week and quite number
"LI 20 from here in addition to the
safes. On the same date at the
pace the encampment will also
noid us grand lodge meeting and the
1.eOekahs will also be meeting there.
Mlnot has promised to give those who
attend q good time and when she tries
that city can do some royal entertain
ing. '''AAA
A. o. U. w. Notes.
Inc new temple of the Ancient Order
united Workmen is rapidly nearing
but it is still impossible
Tor the general committee to fix a date
Tor the dedication of the str,,ctura
Ihose having in charge the work of
competing the building do not want
TO nix date for the dedication until
Iney are absolutely certain that every
thlng will be in readiness for the OMEN
ng. Ihey want the furniture all in
place, the carpets all down and everv-
ming IN ship-shape. 1t is the intention
70 make big event of the opening dav
ana IN this the members will be as
sisted by the entire city.
Knights of Pythias.
Matters are very quiet in the Knights
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRIcUL.
TURE AND LABOR

At the persistent request of those
who are interested in the welfare and
development of North Dakota, 1 have
consented to become a candidate for
commissioner of agriculture and labor,
If elected, shall strive to
increase the population of the
state, labor to present its many on
portunities to the people of other
states, and will continue to give INV
undivided attention to the duties OF
the office. w. c. GILBREATH
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FARGO men AT
CHURCH Meeting.
JAMESTOWN ASSOCIATION OF
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH.
ES CONCLUDE INTER.
ESTING MEET.

Sanborn, N. D., June 4.--To The
Forum: The meeting of the James,
town association of the congregational
churches held here this week was
full Of interest and practical sugges-
tons of effective methods in chris
tian work. The keynote was struck
by the Rev. J. c. Evans of Coopers-
town in his sermon on Personality.
The Highway of God for Reaching the
Masses With the Gospel.
Observation-Disclosures Comfy, was
discussed by Deacon A. d. Parkes of
Darlington in suggestive paper as
to its practicability which was fol-
lowed by DR.. r. A. Beard of Fargo.
member of the state comfy com
mission, who gave encouragement re-
garding the working of the plan in
this state.
Rev. w. Q. Jones of FesseGen pre-
scented the subject. The Minister and
His People, urging the cloth to ex-
emplify during the week their preach
ing on Sunday Rev. c. A. Mack OF
Oberon spoke on The Minister and His
Messages, suggesting the giving of a
positive truth backed up by "thus
saith the Lord"
The new principal !" E.
Phillips academy, New Rockford.
presented an interesting repuI,
what has been and is being accom-
plished by that institution. which hod
an enrolment of log students last year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FOR STATE TREASURES.

I am G. candidate on the republican
ticket for the office of state treasurer
at the primary election to be held June
20, 1910, and respectfully solicit the
endorsement of my candidacy for this
Office by the republicans of the state.
Respectfully, GUNDER OLSON,
Grafton, N. =.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04

If eyou are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thirds of a
bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve the
digestion, regulate the bowels. Give
them a trial and get well. Sold by all
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FOR STATE LEGISLATURE.

l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of representative
from the Ninth legislative district, sub
ject to the decision Of the republican
voters at the primaries June 21, 1910.
ALEX STERN.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
EoR STATE AunIroR.

am candidate on the republican
ticket for the office of state auditor
at the primary election to be held
June 20, 1870 and respectfully ask the
support of my candidacy by the re-
publicans OF the state. Respectfully,
JOHN FLITTIE. Williston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FOR SUPREME coIJRr

herepy announce my candidacy for
1ustlce OF the supreme cour:, subject
to nomination by the electors at the
primary in June respectfully ask
those who deem me qualified for this
position to give me their votes.
SEVER SERUMGARD
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Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy is sold
on guarantee that if you are not sot
lsfled after using two-thirds of q bo+-
tie according to directions. your none,
WIN be refunded. 1t is up to Won to
try it. Sold by all dealers.
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FOR STATE LEGISLATURE.

l hereby announce myself as g. can
didate for the office of representative
from the Ninth legislative district, sub
ject to the decisions of the republican
voters at the primaries, June q, 1910.
E. H. STRANAHAN.
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INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.

I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination as Commissioner of
Insurance on the republican :icket and
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters at the primaries in June.
Mott, Hettinger county, N. D., May
IL, 1910. GEO, H. STONE.
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CANDIDATES NOTICE

/ THE Forum simply charges its
regular commercrar rates for political
announcements and the same must
strictly be paid for in advances. Do
not ask to have them c-larged.l
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FOR sUPT. OF SCHOOLS

hereby announce mysIeiE as a can
didate for the nomination for the Office
OF superintendent of schools of Case
county at the republican primaries n
June ard request the support of all INV
friends to this end. J. w RTTEv
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FOR SHERIFF, CAS- COUNTY

hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for the office of sheriff for Cass
county, N. D., subject to the republi-
can primaries. Signed,
H. T. BOYLE,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FOR STATE LEGISLATURE

l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of representative
from the Ninth legislative district, sub
ject to the decisions of the republican
voters at the primaries, June 81, 1910.
w. J. PRICE,
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of Pythias lodge of this city and in the
one at Moorhead. The knights, much
like the other secret societies generally
take a rest during the summer months,
but they won't object to occasionally
working the degrees il it is neces-
sity.
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FOE cAss COUNTY AUDITOR

hereby announce yself as a can
cldate for the office Of auditor for Casa
county, N. D.. subject to the repubH-
can primaries. Signed,
ADDISON LEIGH.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

l hereby announce myself as a re-
publican candidate for the office of At
torney General, subject to the decision
of the primaries on June 29th.
j. c. ADAMSON.
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FOR CCNGEESs

: Aereo" announce myself as candi.
GATE for congress, on the republican
EcKef and subject of course 20 the pri-
maries' THOMAS r. EIOCKL IR,
BismGrcL, n, D.
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FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

hereby announce myse1r as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for the office of commissioner of rail-
roads subject to the June primaries
JOSEPH 7. PURCELL.
Fargo.