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per cent.
The average annual cost per acre for
maintenance and operation in 1909
was $3.7s per acre.
OF the acreage irrigated in 1909.
1910 acres, or 1877 per cent. was sup
piled by works built by the United
States reclamation service. The re-
naming 1888 acres. or $40 per cent,
was supplied by individual and part
nership works. Under the law the
works built by the United States re-
clamation service are to be turned
over to The water users for operation
and maintenance, and when this takes
place all the land irrigated in North
Dakota will be served by works con-
trolled by the water users.
Streams supplied S,7S7 acres, or $751;
per cent of the total acreage irrigated
in 1909; springs supplied 200 acres. or
per cent: reservoirs supplied 1850
acres, or 1913 per cent.
Further details can be drawn from
the following summary:
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WONDERFUL RESULTS PROVE
merit OF new METHOD
Mrs. VIM. Braatz OF Sabin, Minn., Tells OF What
Vital Science Did for Her.

ence in this locality, hundreds of
testimonials and interviews have been
published each giving the address Of
patients cured by DIR. Gates. so
that those who doubted the truth OF
his statements would have an OPP
portunity to write them asking for con-
firmation OF his statement. DR. Gates
thus gives publicity to his work and
any doubter will soon be convinced if
he be not too bigoted to change hts
mind.
One Of his recent remarkable cures
Is that of Mrs. William Braatz OF
Sabin, Mimi. She has been a sufferer
for long time from chronic rheuma-
tism and cramps in the lower limbs,
also kidney trouble. She had tried
everything to get relief but nothing
seemed to do any good.
She heard of DIR. Gates through
friends and after but few treatments
noticed a great Improvement in her
condition. Interviewed while here she
stated: "Dr Gates has helped me
very, very much. have been cured Of
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cluded in projects in 1910 was S6,943
acres. an excess OF 1886 acres over
the area irrigated In 1909. This indi-
Gates in q general way the area Of ir-
rigated land which will be available
for settlement within the next few
years.
In 1910 the number OF independent
enterprises was forty-nine; the total
length of bitches was 12s miles; and
there were twenty-five reservoirs,
having a capacity OF 132,1S7 acre-feet.
Most OF this reservoir capacity, how
ever, is an a natural lake from which
only a small volume OF water is taken
for irrigation.
The total cost Of irrigation systems
to July /, 1910. lis reported as $751;
5Ss, as against s169SO in 1899, an in
crease OF $772,553 or 4,5498 per cent,
The average cost of irrigation systems
per acre to which these systems were
ready to supply water In 1910, was
sSS.17, against a cost of $3.49 In 1899.
an increase of ss4,6s per acre, or s93.7
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frequented by game birds, between
April ] and August is Cloth inclusive)
each year.
The possession Of having under con-
troll by any person OF any bird, animal
or fish or any part thereof, the killing
OF which is at any time prohibited,
shall be prima facia evidence that 1t
was the property OF this state at the
time it was caught, taken or killed. I'm
this state; also that such possession
or having under control at any time.
when the killing, taking, or possession
thereof is declared to be unlawful shall
be prina facie evidence that such
taking and killing occurred during the
closed season.
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Across the hall Is a large students
laboratory for agricultural and domes-
tic science chemistry. One hundred
and forty students can be accommo-
dated In two sections in this room. 1t
is well equipped and will be one of the
finest students laboratories In the
northwest, If not in the whole country.
Adjoining this is the oil laboratory
where oils will be tested and analysed.
Part OF the equipment will be photo
metric apparatus for testing the
illuminating properties of oil as called
for under the state law. This room
connects with the oil storage house.
Next to this is the food laboratory
where analyses are made of the pro-
ducts that come under the pure food
law. Hundreds OF samples are analyx-
ed here every year; samples taken by
pure food inspectors and samples sent
in BY individuals. It is here that the
food supply OF the state is guarded.
Across the hall Is large lecture
room with inclined floor-seating capa-
city $50. Connecting with this is
store room for supplies needed in maxi
ing demonstrations before the class.
The library and reading room is on
this door. Here the faculty and stu
dents will have access to the books and
publications on chemistry.
The fan room, dark room and toilet
room are on this floor.
General Offices.
The general Offices are on the second
floor the south side. The decorations
of the upper walls represent the diff
ferent pieces of chemical apparatus
Professor Ladd's private once leads
Off from this Office The decorations
here represent the symbols and APP
paratus used by the ancient alchemists
and glass blowers of Egypt. Con-
nected with the private ONCE is
store room FOR keeping samples for
court work, also private laboratory
for carrying on special work in agri-
culture and nutrition.
A large lecture room occupies the
rest OF this side OF the building. The
floor is inclined and the seating capa-
city is $50.
Across the hall is the laboratory Of
physiological chemistry and toxi-
cology. large names, yet the work done
here deals with plants and plant SUBJ
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Vital Science is steadily gaining
new recruits from ali classes of men
and women and through various ways.
Some perfectly healthy people recog-
nize the logic OF the arguments
against the drug antidote and its eff
feet on the body. and OF the hit or
miss surgeons knife. They see the
common sense in Vital Science as the
modern cure Of disease. Others have
a friend or relative who has been led
back through Vital Science treatment
to perfect health after all other
methods have failed; and still others
because they themselves have seen the
potency of this method in the cure of
their own disease. So that in spite of
the adverse criticism Of the alarmed
physicians. cure after cure is demon
strating more effectively than any
criticism, its power to overcome dis
ease and effect a cure where others
fail.
During the years that DIR. Melvin l.
Gates has been practicing Vital Sci
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Statistics FOR North Dakota

Washington, Aug. 1s.-Census Dl-
rector Durand issued today the first
official statement from the census bu-
Ieau relative to the statistics OF irri-
cation in the state Of North Dakota.
The total acreage irrigated In 1909
was 1o,24s acres, against 4,872 acres in
1899, an increase Of 1903 per cent.
During the same period the improved
land In farms increased 112.1 per cent,
showing that irrigation development
was at about the same rate as agricul-
tural development generally. The per
cent of the improved area irrigated
was 0.05 In both 1899 and 1909, indi-
eating the unimportant place which
irrigation occupies In the agriculture
Of the state.
The total area which all enterprises
were capable of supplying with water
in 1910 was 20,6S7 acres, an excess
of 10,4S9 acres over the area irrigated
In 1909. The total area reported as In
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rheumatism, cramps and kidney
trouble OF long standing through Vital
Science. / am willing to let people
know about what DIR. Gates has done
for me, and anybody is at liberty to
write me for confirmation Of these
words. / have been under treatment
for only short time but I'm feeling
fine, and cannot express my gratitude
feel for the relief / have found from
my pains"
II you who are reading this article
are suffering from any form of chronic
ailment, do not longer delay, but COR
respond Immediately with DIR. Gates
or call at his offices in the MooFhead
National bank building, Moorhead, and
consult with him free OF charge. If
a case is incurable he will frankly say
so, but in the record that DR.. Gates
has made, thousands Of patients ara
living examples Of the cure he offers
after doctors and medicine have failed
to reach the cause of the disease,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
NEW CHEMICAL BUILDING
A MODEL OF IT'S KIND
Structure Is Now Fully Complete and Much Of the Furniture
and Apparatus Placed Complete Canning
Factory Has Been Provided For

The new chemical building at the
agricultural college has been COM
pleted and a good deal of the APP
paratus and furniture placed. Its
architecture is plain, but massive in
appearance. The walls are made OF
dark brick trimmed with brown sand
stones The floors, roof and stairs are
of steel and reinforced concrete. maxi
ing a fire proof structure. The only
wood used being the frames for doors
and windows and a layer of maple
boards laid on the cement in the of
fees and laboratories. The walls are
painted grey and the ceiling cream
color, and with paint that is not af-
fected with the fumes from the chemi-
Gals.
The building is 91x125 feet, three
stories high with a sub basement. On
the south side Is a greenhouse and on
the north side Is q detached building
for storing explosives and inflammable
oils. 1t connects with the oil labora-
tory of the main building through
covered passageway.
The heating and ventilating are
combined the air being heated before
1t is forced into the rooms. The halls
are large. eighteen feet In width with
tile floors, high ceiling and well lighted.
ON the main floor the first room to
the right Ia the agricultural labora-
tory which connects with the green
house through d covered passageway.
Here is where soils are analysed to
determine their value. over 100 sam
pies are now on hand. Commercial
fertilizers and stock food are also ana
lyzed here. It is in this laboratory
that the nature OF the poison In green
fax has been worked out.
Greenhouse Connection.
In the greenhouse plants are raised
on different kinds Of soil with different
fertilizers to determine the value OF
soils and fertilizers. also as demon
strations for the students.
Next to this is the water analysis
and sanitary laboratory. It is here
that the samples OF water sent in
from different parts Of the state are
analysed. The samples come In at the
rate or two day. coming mostly
from farmers who want to find out
ii the water Is good for drinking pur-
poses. for stock or for irrigation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19

sugared cherries are delicious. Use
large, firm cherries for this dish. Have
in front Of you soup plate contain
ing the whites OF three eggs mixed
with I'VE tablespoonfuls Of cold water.
another plate filed with sifted pow
dered sugar at your right, the bowl of
cherries at your left. Dip each cherry
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
Motto. q ch.tt.L Mortaaas sale.

Notice In hereby given that default
having been made In the conditions OF
a certain mortgage. made, executed
and delivered by Thomas M. Ingie,
mortgagor, to McHose e. Pardoe, mort
gagee. dated the Second day OF jan
uary, A. d. 1908, and filed for record
in the Office Of the register of deeds,
within and for the county of Cass and
state Of North Dakota. on Jan. 31st.
1908. and thereafter assigned, trans
ferred and set over TO Mrs. Susan O.
Lally, will be foreclosed by a sale OF
the personal property OF such mort
gage hereinafter described, at the
front door of the courthouse in the
city OF Fargo. county of Cass and state
of North Dakota. ait the hour OF 2
o'clock d. M, on Saturday, the I'd
day OF September, A. d. 1911, to sat
igfv the amount due upon such mort
gage at the time Of sale. The personal
property described In said mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same il described as follows, to-wit:
one Triple Heating Stove, Pennin-
sula: one dresser: one conmode; four
blankets; eight comforts; two table
scarfs: one pair drapefiess two ket-
ties: four chairs; three iron beds. No.
$50: three Angle Iron springs, No. 23;
three mattresses. cot. Tops; three pair
pillows. STANDARD; and one Kitchen
table.
That there wifi be due on such mort
gage at the date Of sale. by reason Of
default therein, the sum Of s123.B0, be-
sides the cost Of sale and Statutory
Attorneys fee.
Dated this 10th day or August, A. p,
1911. at Fargo, North Dakota.
SUSAN @. I4ALLY.
Assignee OF Mortgagee
w. Fl. shure. Attorney tor Assignee
Ok Mortgages.
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state has work done within its walls
that effects every individual In the
state at so many points.
Professor Ladd is certainly to be
congratulated on his intelligent per-
sistent and well directed energy which
he has put forth In behalf of the peo-
pie of the state. The erection Of this
building, the finest structure devoted
to this purpose in the northwest, II not
In the whole country, is a tribute to
this mans devotion to duty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19

in the water and white of an egg.
turn IL over and over in the sugar
and lay on a chilled platter to dry.
When all are done. sift more powdered
sugar over the fruit and arrange carer
fully on glass dish.
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lIaluht Of Inuratitude.

Chicago News: After ones pet frog
has consumed all the flies In the house
1t would be the summit of ingratitude
to kill him for his legs.
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The dogs Of Montclair. N. j., are not
allowed to bark after 8 o'clock at
night We suppose every kennel is
equipped with an alarm clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
Very Much So.

Variety Life: Bride-were you very
much embarrassed. dear, when you
proposed to me?
Hubby-only about 100000, love.
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Number farms state.
Approximate land state (acres) ............
Improved land in farms (acres)
Total value of farm lands
Average value per of farm land ...............
Number of farms irrigated
Acreage irrigated
Area enterprises were capable OF supplying.
Area included in projects.
Per cent of number Of farms irrigated
Per cent of total land irrigated
Per cent Of improved land In farms irrigated.
Number of independent enterprises ...............
Total length of bitches (miles)
Length of main bitches (milesl. Observation-Disclosures.
Length of lateral bitches (mes1
Number of reservoirs
Capacity of reservoirs feet)
Number Of pumping plants
Engine capacity of pumping plants.
Acreage irrigated with pumped water ................
Total cost of irrigation systems
Average cost per
Average annual cost Of maintenance and operation
Cd In 1910. CD In 1900 (sl Not reported in 1899,
which small volume OF water is diverted. (s) Based on
were capable of supplying In 1910.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19

Flies and mosquitoes are objection
able, but the firebug especially needs
swatting.
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s a E N sS 81 P ~ a
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II. n. BOYLE,
shert1 of Caas County. n. p. Agent
The Republican journal., 1911-06-08
How and WhV
PERRY'S MARKET

Can furnish you your MEATS, GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS and CIGARS at
cheaper price than you can buy elsewhere.
Understand, please, that we sell for CASH.
which means saving to YOU of 10 per cent.
DON'T FORGET that we buy for CASH land
in large GUAM ITIES," which means another
saving of 10 per cent. If you can save 20 per
cent on your living expenses, is it worth while
to do so? Are you aware that it is what YOU
SAVE, not what you earn, that puts you on
EASY STREET We know that when We pro
mote your interest we benefit our own. and for
that reason We ask those who have not given
US chance to prove our statements to call at
our store. We realize that we are holding out
to you a promise which at first glance. seems
almost impossible of ful6ment. Are YOU will
ing to let US try? We invite you to call, we
welcome you to look over our stock. whether
you buy or not. Investigate and YOU will be
CONVINCED who is keeping the PRICES
DOWN in Belfast.
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TEsTNi FIRE CAY.
The Most Practical h,etho4 Is % Ia
orally Eat L.:

Fire clay has been IN uAe f,e c''e
turtles, ana yet believe tile III lu%rf5
. one viii. II lacks definite laws n3ost
Man amy other. ln9iudH! hose VII
are either nGa!ea'. Is aH ,7ut I'D 81
less prominence Yen eta - Ia =
manufaetaFer ot stsr, aod apecis1y
what you want - aft HEuf2> u
statements and Yea csHA asfsa IN rfs=l
net by ehemiraI a&eHsis ~ @eetaaics'
sests and taa~ a@1a sass sos 80 MIS-
geu need. &ae r't5d2 = 49, 6ese "a
combine P"Haiu eieael+7 aad @iat
aHantite.'=;ef 445loIla '5z.=Is -. a5.a5z..2
N order q 80 result least 80
eioselE aaEaeas isine @sa ~ call .ae
but hot a5='a thsiisa ei#s5 zaess l..
tae paat the aesi 81. - 49J ElEhea
= lafteu eAeafi e tt3ta=,zs8 en4 sto5el
y mike tests, Il prom Sc I'D cH's.
through invest gatians=.z zaa EAt1sas
E'fcauci a@a a. sadE ~ @3tb 5hes Il
certain m&Huf4et4rea alai a5aratee
tzt7eie7 derived thefefHa4 ne rest
Aaa beer gehef3&'E siitea HH4 s2Afps.oH
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Among cd time laws against kissing
those CT Iceland appear to have been
tie most severe enlistment was the
penalty laid down for kissing another
mans wife. either with or without hei
consent The same punishment was
enforced for kissing M unmarried wo
man against her viii; If 1t could be
proved that she had consented to be
kissed the offender was still liable to
4 fne OF a great quantity Of cloth for
sGCh OTensa
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A Startling reply.

An English country z5,okseller sen.
20 London fer copy = book calico
Happy HusEa AIS" aha work wes
out Of print. but the wholesale agent
certainly might have 1ntimated the
fact differently. He .rplied tia.
-Th0re a1e no Happy Husbands In
LFAdop. "-LondDn Tit Bits.
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IL the riteta AID lakes u the Mezi.
eaa state ot IHba&eo there sMins
lisl h,aoNa as the "eroeudi,z :i;st!,
>. Inch il most Gseiu to nlan
ri.e SKIN Of ih- cree odile fish, II
property cured, fHay be utilized fof any
C tie purposes *or shteh tie li2bte1
y. gifts Of leather are employed, / he
ell CT the crocodile fish is a perf eel III.
trtcant and also used for S,sftening
lnatEer. In addition to ii, qualities 2s
a lubricant and einolient, the oil PCS
s"tses medicinal qualities for Which a
superiority to the finest Of Norwegian
cod liver is claimed. The le&h OF tAV
crocodile fish is extensively used ~
the natives as food and highly rc!isIi.d
by them as one of the delieacies of the
country. Crocodile fish range ID length
from ten inches to four feet, and wheD
,!:ird assume an ashen hue. with light;
er standings of blush tint. New ~.
leans Times-Democrat.
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FOR RENT
BY c. $. M'NEW

7496 STATE. q rooms, hall, light, bat.
barns, servant house 5000
75G2 Ash. 10 rooms. block ground
........ ...=........... $500
1224 ". IL. rooms, bath light barns
modern every respect 49,. 1900
18th Linden, room bungaloe,. cleo
-ria tights bath, Range boiler 1900
3212 STATE, rooms, hall City water
49,. ....=s=.=.. 800. l2.o0
zes V 1zth 4 rooms. city water 1000
SEC Texas, : rooms, City water large
lei fine shade, bargain =. 1900
115-121 Idahoe, rooms, each 1000
716 Chestnut, 4 rooms. hall, electric
lights, bath, large lot good out
buildings 49,. -. ...... 1000
1405 Main, 5 rooms large hall, cleo
tria lights, bath ............ $3.50
1916 W. 2nd, ) rooms. electric lights
bath, on paved street and car
1112 T. c, { rooms lights, bath, good
repair 80. 80. =. -. :. 5000
-oo W y. rooms City water. $50
SO Pop, 4 rooms city water. 1000
1207 Cherry, 4 rooms electric lights
tain 1880
20s Ga, { rooms, sink in kitchen IS 90
40 Z 9Th. rooms modern. 1850
119 North Florida, 1 rooms city water
-. =. -. =. -. :. 1900
1912 W 6. rooms, light, bath, gas
An up-to-date cottage for -. $500
G. S. M'NEW
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t." interrupted
Tbs Human Lobster.

1zne lobster Las always appealed to
~. ] eastman rs affording nch.
..alac fa9 It's fellow Englishman
Lobster 'sas d favoriip term Of abuse
;l.e':.s the ...iizal3ej'l.t!., fhough ii il,
..ty eonjectl4l9I That an a.u.,.on to red
-:i.es WAS con,e>o ed. IS s!&alfyin& q
soldier, "lobstel originated II tn
'lvil war, being applied &c die 5,G@nd
a@ad cuirassiers. a. C!a.ond i eX@
plains, because of the biir.r 1roa
etleils With which they werF Covered. =
tfl.'rward the allusion VS. transfer.
ecti 10 the soldiers red uniform. But
Tint WAS the boiled lobster" The IA "
lobster was naturally the man IL
b'i!e, the policeman. In earlier d4rs
we find Crosse explaining that "to hoit
mes lobster" meant for clergy tl.s,..
aecome q soldier. y ondon Chrete
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1eat Intentions,

Memma-.-Johnny. what Is the baby
2ealing about? Johnny-Noth:n'. ]
ut took his milk and showed him
how to drink it-Cleveland Leader.
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FOR RENT

zoos W. 9TH ave,
1914 w. 3rd ave.
1903 Mulb. ST.. ma and hal.
1913 w. 3rd. 4 rooms,
1909 W It'll 3 rooms.
819 w. 18th rooms.
613 Hickory, 3 rooms
615 Hickory, rooms.
1921 w End ave-, on q beautifaa
corner lot, End and Linden, 10 roarss,
and hail, modern In every respers,
electric and gas fixtures, ceosar
stable and seryant houses, fine lssar
ton
2 story store building al 80. ga
e. 9Th ave. excellent lacattol.
DWELLINGS tcoIoredl
1924 Poplar, ro0ma and nall
1922 Fir, 3 rooms.
'216 Fir, ? rooms
1905 e. 10th. 9 rooms
7o1 Mulb., 3 rooms,
represent old line companies
both fire and HE Also boiler axe
automobile insurance. Il you care
20 ony or sell real estate, It wonls
be to your interest to zee me-havs
something especially good at pyss~
ent time
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WANTED-WHITE OR COLOREI 70

WANTED-WHITE OR COLOREI 70
prepare for position waiting foG Eos!
Separate apartments. This college
has changed hands. Up to date III
structors kept. Tuition with toc5s
given $25. The Free Clintic makes
plenty Of practice. Wages ate. The
second week. Write for particulars.
Little Rock Barber College. North
west corner Main and Markham,
Little Rock, Ark. 5 20 In
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The Man With the iron Mask.

Fhe Man With the Iron Mask a.ss
mys'erio@ French prisoner OF state
whose identity has never he9o Safi
'aeteriiy established He Wa c.es,,i5
outlined under the charge al Y Il. -
Aars al Pigneroi in 1868 at t,Xiies 4
tisl. at Sainte Marguerite III l1si al:.
::'l'at4t WAS transferred 10 tin li.s,=s..
10 toes where he died un Nov. -
IT, aut! WAS iur;,d liz f4il40.i!i-
day il The cemetery OF 81 i'au. HH@",
~ name of Marrhiali isufi4a4 ma
ala n twin brother Of Louis NY.
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E Snnn.nf Glsuar

:lH ronr,dsiih liad his benedt are
i1anffal TT ht- patronage II tn
friends in front" let aft this III
pr"ulptn. wni h was HrplHud'd
Like q glate fun CT Goals GLOW,
A great full nnuse Il, see.
Anc were i-..oi grateful TOO.
great fool | should ue