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mortgage psssses noune families are hes4 part is under { that ride around
 eerge themselves
Wins Fight For Life.

- sport raiAs long and bloody battle for lhfroy K tat was waged by James B. aes areSof on, of Newark, N. J., of which SA o,& foes: Il had lost much blood ,r.~ M 41ng hemorrhages, and was very .A .r me. Ind rundown. For eight month"; <. Xnot unable to work. Death seem M I-s.,4 Hise on my heels, when I began, Fsks -. ..urch .seks ago, to use Dr. King s |nent r,buscovery. But is has helped shoulde Fly. It Is doing all that you |aa be mae lasnTor weak, sore lungs, obsti E said ''sr \. stubborn colds, hoarse-
 ndful of F, asthma. hay-fever or
 ins 1bt, build ar lung trouble it's su-
 cnsky monee < s1.oe. Trial bottle
 IN. the fanteed by all druggists.
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...r.or.,,es About Fish scate,.

The shin si'vnry ennt'na oe fsh s.alses derives i,e lustci from laanv mfnnf" crystals of linH miNed with .a p'--sfsissr subsistence caltt1 -,auaniu." This crafin:g of siiver tl, >yt.lf4 k yer> easily rubbed off fhe sc:Ies. and in the scfse vg Eusopcai, species of carl. kn.nn as the ~hicukr the ,rfstnIs ar, So isnAlssrohs hla. metallic pignen' comn'eNiaity Known as 'at@eaIiHe." l. aafsst4 srf,it. thei,. The ar.c s.t@fafla, glass heads known as "ts,4sin.:n'' n, "Isoman" rearls are coated OH the is side with thts substance. In some sj,c i1iless nf Ssh with lustcrlcss scales the O CDesy lining is found on the inside of 5 are fly A well known example of
 !, seen ia the common smelt
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ling Car Service For All Meals
 30 DAY TICKETS.
COuyenti,

Convention Fares. Ask for particulars. Let us help you rlan your trip.
 H. N. ATWOOD, Agent
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A Charming Woman.

is one who Is lovely in face, form, mind and temper. But it's hard for woman to be charming without health. A weak, sickly woman will te nervous and irritable. Constipation blotches, skin eruptions and wretch ed complexion. But Electric Bitters always prove a godsend to women who want health, beauty and friends. They regulate Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. purify the blood; give strong nerves. bright eyes, pure breath, smooth, vel vety skin, lovely complexion and per- feet health. Try them BOG. at all druggists.
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At Cost-Porch Seats and Chairs, Refri oerators and Crex Rugs at Reap & Crawford Furn. Co.
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negro Halter MARRIES
Bill Proctor, Man Who Chased coIored
Man EIoped With Fair Turtle
Lake Lady.

Turtle Lake Wave: Bill Proctor. the
Wen advertised Niger chaser of Turtle
known as Texas Bill, Cowboy Bill and
Crazy Bill, arrived at Turtle Lake
last week, and kept himself slowed
away for couple of days Friday
evening he drove out to the Ole Kit
tleson home and returned with Mr..
klttleson's daughter, Sarah. Saturday
morning Miss Kittleson boarded the
train for Darlington, while Bill still
wary took ride on the freight train
which left an hour earlier The elop-
ing couple came together again at Nc
Clusky and continued their way to
Darlington where they are to be mar
rled. Proctor we hear is located at
kenmare, N. d., where they win make
their home. Proctor is from the cow
fields of west Texas where it is con-
sidered disgrace to breathe with a
negro within 100 miles. This prejudice
chung to him while living at the Lake,
and his harsh treatment of the black
ones who happened through this town
In part accounts for his Discrimination
to get within the vision of Mclean
county authorities. Miss Kittleson has
many friends and relatives here who
joins in wishing the couple well.
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COLLEGE DAY.

Fargo boasts OF the fact that it is
an educational center, The citizens
have reason to be proud Of the number
OF schools. With Fargo and Moorhead
combined the youth Of this part OF the
northwest are offered great opportun-
tiles In securing educations.
Why would It not be a good plan for
Fargo and Moorhead to arrange for a
Collage day this spring?
There could be a parade in which all
members Of the faculties of the differ
emit institutions and the students of
each could participate. Many people
do not recognize the magnitude of the
educational work in these two cities.
A College day parade would be an eye
opanar.
The parade could be made a dignifed
AFFAIR with autos provided for the pro-
fessors and teachers and for the girl
students. The young men could march
in divisions. The effect would be i'm
posing and Inspiring. 1t would be a
novel means of introducing Fargo to
its educational institutions and the
students to the citizens. II would also
be the means Of a great deal Of pub
licity for the colleges and schools of
the two towns.
There could be an educational rally
after the parade for which some dis
tinguished speaker Of a national repu-
tation could be secured.
There are many university and COL
lege residents of the city who would
heartily cooperate in a movement of
this kind. Enthusiasm could be Gre
ated among the business men-the
women's clubs and other organiza- |
tions. Such a day would let Fargoans
know how representative and impor-
tant were the educational affairs of the
two cities.
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BREAKS UP A COLD
And CURES GRIPPE
'ne Most Sewers Geld and Grippe
Misery win Be Relieved In
just a Few Hours.

Hou can surely end Grippe and break
up the most severe cold either in head
chest, back, stomach or limbs by taxi
ing dose of Pape's Cold COMPOUND
every two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken.
IL promptly relieves the most rniser
able neuralgia pains, headache DIM
ness, head and nose stuffed up. fever
lshness, snee2ing, sore throat mucous
catarrhal discharges, running OF the
nose, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic
twinges
rake this harmless Compound az al
rected, without interference with vour
usual duties and with the knowledge
tnar there is no other medicine made
anywhere else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad after effects as a o.
cent package Of Papes Cold Compound
which any druggist in the world can
supply
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
OF three years research at a cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is nor ef-
fective In the treatment OF colds or
grippe
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AEzgasx q
--T---pK H
Daddy 'sBedtirne
fOrxy Pussy, the Doggie
~ And the Mouse
This Is What the Pussy
and the Dossie Saw

DADDY said Evelyn daddy
gin MS bedtime story for her
49, think did
4 don't know, DEAR said daddy, smiling
Juuge from your enthusiasm a
That's just what she said Eve
that
~ e YOU said daddy This
Peter and terrier
because
Feter and Snap They
quaed only when Snap
On the nose One day Snap on rug in
'front.' OF the par fire The
were drowy so it really seemed poke his nose out
or his hole in far ~
han that when muse that stir he
bod
qua not notice the little
Feer had
ana
across the floor the - - -
AS they spied the little
100 close and-bump!hey
over on the floor Of course by the
You should
up
great ugly nasty hunmce the same
Timer Peter nothing little dogl what
40 you mean by getting
And Snap said If attending business in
sa OF wasting your time sleeping the
mouse and shared between
And foolish animals
mouse that got Very silly of them
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RAPs TURK WITH GUN
Turkish Psddler Got Gay With George
Carter Near Alden Monday
Morning.

Regent Times: Geo. Carter, who
lives near Alden, let Turkish peddler
stop at his home Sunday night, and
in payment for his hospitality had to
fight for his life the following morn
ing.
The Turk belongs to a tribe of ped
dlers who are making headquarters at
Dickinson and travelling through the
country selling cheap trinkets. He
drove up to the Carter home Sunday
evening and asked for Accommodations
for himself and team which was
promptly denied. However. after much
pleading and promise to pay for feed,
lodging and meals, Mr.. Carter took
pity on the heather and took him in.
Next morning the peddler filled
himself with good grub and proceeded
to depart, offering his host a spool of
thread in payment Carter politely
informed his swarthy guest that it
would take real money to square the
account, whereupon the peddler be-
came abusive and called Carter. an
ugly name, which aroused that gentle
mans Irish ire and he proceeded to
kick the Turk out of the house.
The sultan's subject evidently got
mad also at this unceremonious turn
of affairs and went to his wagon for
a gun. But Carter got his gun firsa
and put the Turk to sleep with the
butt of somewhat ANTICIPATED but
very serviceable firearm of army pat
tern with a bore about the size OF a
stoyepipe. A few gentle kicks in the
ribs brough the peddler to after a
while and he departed quite peaceful
~, but stopped at the next house to
have his skull bandaged and a few
general repairs made to various parts
of his battered carcass. There he swore
dire vengeance against Carter, but ii
is safe bet that he won't show IN in
that immediate vicinity for some time.
The gang Of peddlers from Dickin-
SON have been causing considerable
annoyance through this section dur
ing the past year In one case near
Gladstone they bound and gagged Il
boy alone at home and stole every |
thing In the house they wanted |
Summary action like taken by Mr.. |
Carter 4s TO DO commended.
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JUST IN TIME.
Some Fargo People May Wait Till It's
Too Late.


Some Fargo People May Wait Till It's
Too Late.
Don't wait until too late.
Be sure to be in time.
Just in time with kidney ills
Means curing the back
Before backache becomes chronic:
Before serious urinary trouble sets
in.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this.
Here Is testimony to prove it,
Mrs. III. P. Nelson, 416 Fifteenth St
N. Moorhead, MINI, says: ct gives
me pleasure to endorse Deans kidney
Pills as remedy of remarkable cura
tive powers. | was a sufferer from
kidney complaint for long time. nv
back ached almost constantly and
had headaches and nervous speels
Doah's Kidney Pills We're SO highly
spoken OF by neighbor who had used
them that / was finally led to get J
supply. This preparation proved to he
just the one needed and its use re-
stored my kidneys TO their nronar
working order" Statement given
August II. 1sO7.o
The Cure Lasted.
On Sept. is. 1910, Mrs Nelson was
and she said: II gladly
endorse Doan's Kidney pills again
The cure effected In my case has been
For sale by all dealers. Price sd
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan SIND
take no other.
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Travellers Tales

Every time Jack Lang and Ed Wild,
meet there is clash.
The two met last night and the wa,
of words began.
Wilde tips the beam at consider
ably over the 300 pound mark. while
JACK is as slender as a bean pole.
wen, fatty" greeted Mr.. Lang, edo
they stIl' charge you double when
you ride in the cars?" and Mr.. Wilde
only grunted.
Wilde used to sell cigars on the
road, so did Lang. Now, the former
is selling calendars, while the latter
Is doing an extract business.
DO you mind the time in the twin
cities when the conductor wouldn't LET
you sit down in the car, but made YOU
stand out on the platform because YOU
took up too much room in a seat ?"
asked Mr., Lang, and Mr.. Wilde glared
at him, and the top of his bald head
got red.
mo, 1 don't remember nothing of
the kind" he snorted, land neither
do YOU"
DO you mind down at Casselton
where the hotel man wouldn't let you
sleep in bed, because there wasn't
one in the house that was stout enough
to hold your" queried Mr.. Lang, and
how | took pity on you and you sat
up all night and played smear with
your"
mo, don't" and the red crept down
from the bald place and began to show
behind Mr.. Wildes ears, but Jack was
reckless for he continued
and do you mind the afternoon at
Mapleton, where you had to pay So
for smashing a chair that you sat
down in?''
81 do not mind that, for it never
happened" was the response.
And do you mind that when you
got in an alley at ST. Paul, we had to
pry you out?' was another question
that was asked, and a negative reply
was snorted out
Mr.. Wilde was seated on a big stout
bench in the hotel, when he was being
and he arose and glared
at Jack, and the latter moved to the
door, but kept looking back, for the
Fat man is agile and not so aged as
the extract man. And the Wilde got
It out:
mo I don't remember any of these
things, but / do remember that one
lay when We were walking along, I
lust picked you up and put you up in
my mouth absent mindedly, for /
thought you was panatella shaped
cigar" and Mr. Lang beat hasty re-
.reat
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North Dakota Kernels

Rutland wants farmers elevator.
&%@
There may be some sensations in
BowbeIls.
The telephone controversy at Carpio
is about ended.
The local Elks at Beach have a little
club of their own.
&&@
The farmers OF the state are clam
oring for farmers Institutes.
900
Ignite coal is finding more favor
with the people of the state.
Some OF the editors seemed to think
the news items were frozen up.
900
Coyotes and jack rabbits are report
ed very thick in western Burke county.
900
The Great Northern branch out of
Stanley will be completed in the
spring.
Inc kenmare Journal has lost none
OF its affection for Senator Steele of
Mohall.
In Mckenzie county it is claimed the
North Dakota game laws are being
Ealtor- Legislator Streeter doesn't
send any heavyweight editorials back
TO his paper while i'm Bismarck.
600
Palermo hopes to be one of the i'm
portant points from which prospec-
tive settlers can reach the Berthold
reservation.
Swearing Is a bad habit-but men
who don't may not be entitled TO
great deal of credit. Perhaps they
don't know how.
900
what has become of the oId-fash-
Toned bashful boy? He seems to have
grown into the head of a familv-aud
to have no successors.
Dr, Boyd. the owner of King Phar-
aoh, the educated horse, has a ranch /
near Hettinger, where he keeps a /
number Of trained horses.
$%SS
It's difficult for any one who reads /
the Billings county papers TO realize /
that 1t is a recently settled part of /
the state. They are certainly I'D to
date
900
Some of the state papers think If
was not the high cost of living, but the
cost of high living that put former
County Treasurer McConvilIe of Cass
20 the bad.
iowa is said to have lost part of her
population through a tax on mortgages
regarded as a double taxation. A
Dill has been introduced to tax mort
RACES in this state.
600
The people of Courtenay sincerely
MOURN the death of c. A. Sanford one
II the early pioneers and progressive
ltizens. He was a great booster for
he Presbyterian college at jamestown.
900
Chickens are fond of rabbit meat \.
nd it makes the hens lay more eggs.
some men are also fond of rabbit meat .
but eating it doesn't affect them like ,
does the biddies.
900
1t Is claimed the newspapers that
ave been publishing notices to the :
fleet that Postmaster General Hitch
ock has stopped the government
rinting of envelopes are in error. AS
he Forum understands it a bill to
nat effect is now pending in congress. |
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theirs has affected as, and so reduce US
again to subsection.
1t IL gratifying to know that the ruiz
ers Of the future have such generous
intentions az to the ruling of their
thrRlls. But, unfortunately. experience
shows that the possession Of absolute
power almost invariably leads to lts
abuse. There is bat short step be.
tween the slave owner and the slave
driver. 1t may be possible even yet to
arrange a mpromise--whereby nei-
Their Of the partners In natrinony or
otherwise may be exposed to the temp
tation to abuse despotic power.
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500 AND THE LAKES.

For score Of years or more, Far.
goans have had visions of the arrival
of 500 trains. At times they could al !
most hear the whistle OF the trains
coming around the curves. Again the
possibility OF the road seemed most re-
mote. Last summer there was a re-
vival OF the 500 talk. The people of
| this city hope the plan has not been
abandoned.
| Aside from the innumerable advan-
tages the line win be to Fargo and
Fargo Jobbers from a shipping stand
point-the road would open great pos
sibilities in the way of summer resorts.
The N. p takes Fargoans to many
lakes, principally those around De-
troit. The latter, while attractive I'm
many respects are regarded by some
as having become too highly civilized"
Some people want to get back even
closer to nature.
South of Detroit the 500 touches in
Vulnerable lakes. It is a yeritable par
adise for fishermen and there is also
fine shooting in the fall
1t is claimed the 500 intends to start
branch to Fargo from some point
along its present line south of De-
troit Vergas. sixteen miles from that
point, was mentioned as a most likely
place.
Should a line be constructed from
Vergas to Fargo there would be an ex-
odus every Saturday afternoon. 1t is
most delightful place in every re-
spect, with beautiful lakes and magnia-
cent scenery. There are some cor.
tages on Loon lake, but none at all on
many others just as attractive and in
teresting. There are dozens of lakes
in that vicinity of all sizes and if a
man fell out of an airship he would be
almost certain to strike a lake.
The 500 could make a ten-strike bv
building line into Fargo For the |
coming summer 1t could help Fargoans |
greatly by making connections with |
the N. P. at Detroit, especially on Sat-
urday and Sunday nights.
The company has certainly been for
tunate in the construction of its line
through one Of the most delightful
regions of Minnesota-and a branch to
Fargo would greatly assist in popular
zing the points of interest in it's ter
,itory.
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stitute.
Inc law breaking habit is strong ii
some sections.
There was conviction for gamblins
In Eddy county
Pastor Nuss OF the German church
at Upham resigned.
N&<S
All slot machines at Stanley were
put out of the business.
4&&
AT Carpio four sacks of fish were
stolen from fishmongers wagon.
The Emerson Settler is Offering
prizes for the best rural correspond
ents.
AZ sherwood a Montanan arrived
and was induced to play the violin for
a dance.
There have been some hot ba skat-
bah games in the northwestern part of
the state.
Major Person of NIinot made win
nings in both the kennel and the chick
en- shows In Fargo.
White Earth reioices over a new
telephone exchange, electric lights and
other improvements.
@~3<3
The kenmare Journal boosts the coal
supply or that region-both as to
and quality
@@S
An ltallan workman had an eve
knocked out by spike while employed
py the N. P. near Glen UIlin.
C&1AS
Inc question of what to do with the
insane seems to have been solved. Let
them write for the magazines.
900
Inc next session of the legislature
VIII not have a senator to elect-unless
there should be more fatalities.
90
Ihere are several English papers in
the state with German Departments
and one German publication with an
English page.
The Arena is determined TO keen Al
mont on the map-its poeticaI ont
Ourst IN the way of monthly calendar
S decidedly unique.
900
A team was left with a livery man
1t Napoleon last month and has NOT
been called for. 1t is suspected n
vas stolen from some place in the
'tate.
@AA
Ihere was lot of salacious news
It New Rockford last week and The
'rovost handled some it with tonps
while the editor wore a clothes pin on |
lis nose.
The state papers are generally agreed |
he representatives from their especial |
llstrlcts received the best IegisIat alive |
ssignments Burdick and Hanley are |
ertainly wizards.
900
The Williston State regrets that Sem
tor Duis of Grand Forks ought TO
cad off the Investigation of the state
anne and fish commission on the |
round that no democrat can afford IN
over anything up.
emerson, Dunn county, is to have
church, $4,000 edifice being planned
y the Congregationalists. It is the
rst place of worship in the new town
he people will be congratulated on
hat, If not on the wisdom of such n
trge expenditure in the new town.
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Driscoll News: Out on the prairie
about six miles from Driscoll stands
a large rock that very much resembles
a bear, especially at some distance
The rock is about twelve feet long
and four and one-half feet high. and
lies in such q position that when the
light is right the bear appears not
only in outline but in detail. If this
rock were not surrounded by hundreds
OF others it might cause lone traveller
much apprehension, so perfect is ma
ure's handiwork. Carl Moore took
a picture of the rock.
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PUBLICATION NOTES

half smiles, half tears. CORTLAND Fl
Young, ia Twenty eighth street east
New York; $3.50.
New methods and means of safe.
guarding life and the stories of recon,
life destroying disasters, in stern cor.
trast, feature the February number ~
Popular Mechanics magazine Tho
chicago stockyards fire. the acetvlane
gas explosion on Manhattan Island
the great Cincinnati fire, the aeronaut-
lcs death roll for 1910, and the Lon
don anarchist war. all are described
IN picture and story-an appalling list
truly On the other hand. a new Ash
efmans dory, which, if capsized he
comes life saving apparatus. is des-
crloed; special deluge pipe for fight
ing basement fires has been invented !.
new system of building charts 10 ala
nremen has been devised. an nnusuaIl,,
efhcient type of forest fighting train J.
in operation; H. FL. Windsor il l,is
editorial discusses the peril to firen,ep
ana urges ceaseless vigilance In h,,i1d
Ing inspection. and improved constr,,c
ton regulations as the only rar,og7,-
Also, he hints OF a coming devalo,,
meht in aeroplane construction u-b;at,
VIII diminish the number of accidents
proposes a plan for reducing exnress
rates and discusses, at length. the Car
hegle peace fund. Lieut. Gen Nielsen
a. Miles, In an illustrated article uroa.
IN strong terms the fertilization of the
Panama canal. Popular Machoni,S
225 Washington street, Chicago. 81 E0
The entirely new feature Of the Fah-
ruary st. Nicholas is the frst of .
series OF letters to the very little folk
among st Nicholas readers by Holm
M3rtin. They are to be all-o' -the-year
letters, and tell of the wonderful tbings
happening every month; and thew ara
20 nave John Martins own infnoitahlo
drawings. 1t is safe to saw. indgty,o,
from the first letter, that they viii 10
read by the fathers and mothers ana
the groWn-up brothers and sisters as
wei, or the very little folk. Bows and
girls who want a real story of al
venture, and groWn-ups who rejoice IN
lie IN the open and the traininp i
brings viii alike find pleasure IN rcd
srick Ofin Bartlett's stirring serial of
Inc Forest Castaways-the tale of two
boys lost in the Maine woods. Thase
are only q few of the good things Of
the issue The Century CO.. linton
Square, New York: So.
Inc February number of The Out
Ing magazine is complete in its sal
ection OF seasonable outdoor articles
and photographs. 1t offers a new
word In outdoor work, love and plav.
For instance. Sugaring at Twinfiower
Is human story OF a city man ana
his wife who returned to the soil nv
way OF a New England farm. Can we
Make the Country Home Pay? deals
with the revenue and expenses of vari-
GUS country homes of various Deo-
pie. IL you are keen for sport The
Grassboat Gunners, Game Qualities Of
Game Fish and The Speed OF Game
Birds offer q satisfactory solution OF
your troubles along this line. IN ad-
dition to these articles there isa several
outdoor stories full OF action and the
life Of the open. Outing Publishing
Co, Sl5 Fifth avenue. New York; SO.