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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
The ILL FATED MERIDA.
Passengers who were landed IL Nor
ioik ta6e Rail- 10 New York-Praisse
Brara. y of Captain and C.eH.

!
Ncs York. May 13.-Mcst of ti..
rcstusd passengers from the War
line Merida, SINK early yesterday Of
the Virginia Caprs, arIi.ei here tn
afternoon, having made the trip from
Norfolk by RAIL All praised th'
officers ard crew Of the Merida, VII
prevented panic AMI stood off tn,
frightened ifc room attaches until The
passengers were safy
An aetogram frLm the st amer Ad
n.ra' Farraeut which ramued thi
Metida, says she will arrive here lat
today. H r captain reports who i
making five knots an hour although
tn. forward Part of The steamer IS iu
OF water.
Washington, May 13.-The follow.
ing telegram WIS rece:y, d a. The Navy
Department ,day rs wireless from thu
United Ct t.;es bisil ship IoSa. ahich
sas coLyc .iny The ,teaner Admiral
ra,iapui a;t.r iti cclliSi N with tn,
Mrrita st .rdny: Parted compan,
with The Adm al Farragut a'tsr rc-
criving rclsss fro II them that W.
..ou!i bt. of no further ass stance. Al
N raj Farr.gut reports ship tight, TAX.
uug 10 wat..r aud will proceed to Nea
York. Iowa h&s resumed cruise t.
AnnaDCliS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
ANXIETY IN MEXICO C.Ti.
Enemies within al d without the ttty-
Foreign Section iifsEy 10 fs @s;ackea
In Case O. az ,lisirc.

in Case 0. az ifiisirg.
Mexico ii,y May lG-Tkat an IN.
surt EFT a;tick upcn MeS;co Ci.y, All
an upris:nr Ct Msde.o s:-a pathi1er'
! within the city is Lelievej Imminent
is Indicate By the precautions being
taken by officials here. Tie ap-
prtacEes 10 tie National Palace, 6eia"
prison and tie main fortiticaio'.s, are
today guarded by cannon ha.tliy
mounted, while the city garsio on h"s
been increased | ,0G0 men during the
last twenty fIur LOUIS.
Secret o5drrs i>sued to the COM
lnaEdal Il OF The gartis0n are Under
>tot d 10 Le that On the slightest scn
Of All unrising against the gr.v"r"mt1.;
the soldier. arc TO u.e their arms.
The stustio i adr ilic1iy danscr"us
and foreign diplomats arc in constant
communication planning ho| Icst t.
pr, tcct their caplr.
It ia adnit cd that ihn attitude &
the f. rgigHer, in lrfraIng to 'hise q
guard u DO police dutT ha; a;ciiSsd
scout, ut among Mexicans. The
government approved HE suggestlo"
because il coul 10 nothing else, but both
Diaz and Ma itro aud The synpath.z-
ers denounCe Tic move as provocative
today.
Should an uprising develop, it is
feared the fJreign section would bc
the first ohje t Of attnrk by the anti.
foreign element. The public Lciierc-
that the dipl mals are in possession
OF Information wLirh Is denied the
general public aud are acting on exact
know lsdgs Vi i!e pr sP-rt4.
More than seventy five per cent. OF
tie foreign women aud children ha,e
been sent out Of The capital during the
past fortnight. Clerks Of the BaLk
itf Lond,n, the Mexico British Cor
ora'ion and number OF the other
financial institutions in the city have
been armed AMI gil irds are n ,ntalnel
C"er their o!ii2es day and night
Csnanea, Nay LA BATH" rsalins
the ucrrt engagements al Aqua Prie'".
!. impending lcre betwerD 1000 insar
gel :, Under Col. Juan TGhral, aDd he
( derai garrison Of Canarca, nunIber-
jig $50
C4Lral has p'ac d his tro 'pS esimo.t
entirely az und III" ritv, ard hHs made
formal demand ior surrender. The
federal commander refused the deiLand
and sept AL the 4me';ca" wo'nen and
Children 10 Na"o, III ani"m,'b'irs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
4 WEAK IHE0MAIl
AtII) Her STORY
Ia Floral, Ark, Lives a Lady Who
; Feels That iieT Strength Vas
Restored by Ca7dui.

Floral, Ak must speak coed
word ior CaTdui," writes Mrs. Viola
Baker, OF this place.
"About a month ago was in very bad
health. was SO weak and nervous tl!al
| was net able to do ny housewcTk.
"My husband bought nie one bottle ct
Cardui, the wonian's tonic. took it ac-
coTding 10 directions AMI now ain in
gooi health.
Il think Ca.dli is inc tonic Tor weak
woalcE;;.:
And yol are not the c=ly lady who
thinks so, hiTs. Baker.
Thousands, Ike you, have written tc
tell OF the wonderful benefit Cardu! has
bccl 10 lici-l.
Cardui contains no minerals, eT OTHER
powerful drugs. 1t contains no gijesIiR
Q. oihar notwithstanding ingredients.
It is just a pa;S. natural extract. OF
Sassiifa! vegetable herbs. that have been
found 10 regulate the womanly Iuactona
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Carcti.
See yours about il.
N. B.-Wrna 70: Ladies Ad7isa5 Dcrt. CaaaHa-
noosa Medicine Co. Chattanooga. TEND. lGr Special
IRsfrucii5a3 and 5l-paac bock Home frcaiIicai
for Women. sat IN piain "r70oei- on rcdIeSL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
,;OIINT VERNON AVENUE.
Movement 10 EuiId Great Highway Is
Gaining tmle;us--ihetsiHg e"isea tof
Thursday Night.

Gaining tnle;us--ihe.sihg ealsea sof
Thursday Night.
N. B. HarloS, secretary AM teas
sn--r Of the McuGt Scrnon Avenue
asso".atia, arnonncts that the ar
Gual mce'ing Of that organization viii
he held at The rnoH.s IT the Chamber
II C,umerce on ThnrSdny night neAt
1t 3 o'clock.
The morrmcnt looking to the con
struclion Of Mount Vernon arsE'e was
conception nf practical ami entcr
pri-ing Aiexandlians about hfteei'
yra,s ago, md while some Of the or'g'-
natols aud others Who were chthn:ch
At the TIME &C ncerning his great de-
slLtr.tun baye tee, ne ura:het'r, u
f,.s others. Ike Cyrus ". Field with
his Atlantic telegraph catIe scheme.
have never lost hope nor ceased to Ia
b .r towards the EDai accomplishment.
Of tie w,rk. Il is hoped there sill he
4 large a,tenian,e al The meeting on
Thursday nigh, il order that The as>o.
riai.o., uay receive ;hc encouragement
it deserves.
Invitations have i.een cXtan ic o-aa-
tors Martin dnL SwaDsi II t. Le present
on the occasion, and Thee gentlemen
have accepted he Invitations, MF.
H.r!ow recently hal Il three hours IN
ter,irw with ncnhvr cf The United
States Good Rpads Cummi sion, and he,
io,, vas Invited 10 attend Tie meeting.
He expects to be prcser on the or''%-
sion. Mr.. Glenn Brown, thu well
known architect, a former resident OF
this city, is also 10 lie expected to be
pres@at.
The United States 5cnale some PINE
apo appointed committee t vis
foreign capitals for the purpose Q!
studying the cities Of the old world
and make suggestions to the Santt,
rs.ps, ii g the Loau';fIi g Of the capt. ]
city CT the country, In their report
they called attention to the fact t al
tE1 aoa .,rucGo? of bculcTa1d such
a, is contemplated l. the Mount
VerGt Association woull adl materi-
ally towards making conditions Coz
.iguol to Washington far more al
tractivs.
Tie object Of the association 10 =
Guild road seventeen miles long, with
reservations fer each state and territory
ia the union, the later to keep the
san in rroptr c.niiiion AMI bu IL
stale HOUSES for the exhibition OF pro
iuc,s, etc IN Ills way an eihili:l' Y
would Leeorc . contiguous insiitnt' 7:
Aplit from al these features. the bcu-
i.yard would be a lasting monument, To
U,.Li,otnr and tie civ he fou.dcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Sui,ldss Ia PclIce st,;iIns.

Ch'c,so, May l3.-Two persons
XII lei themselves ia Ch:cis0 pulire
ttiorS today. HAEy Harris. a tears
cr, who last night ,ritd 10 cut of liz
,ife's hvad. killed him>d BY hanging
his vest 10 an iron railing, placing h:s
'cad in the arm hole and hanging
nstlf.
Dav j Baris, aeei g., Of Eavsrn
Citr, out OF NO k. api li:I for a ll,oe
t. e:p ia the ,puli:e st;ti5n. he cut
his throat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
CANOE CAPSIZES.

Tso WASHINGTON loys-J"ha Nc
krnney aud Ray Meyers rs-ltft lhat
lily illl: morning ia fraI canoe for a
cruise down the riser. When short
distance north Of this city the canoe
cap,ized and the ccupantS were thrown
into the water. The Uoi:ed S ates
Steamer, Csp'aln J. A B-a b TN, cm
her Hay - thia port, came sinng later
and took the hoys and can C aboard,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
F3IICE COURT.
Gastice II, 3. Cation presijing

fastice II. 3. Cation presijing
The following cases we're disposed OF
t!'ia morning:
Henry aGd Drt.ie Mcpherson, bo:h
colared. charged with disorderiy cor
duct and lighting and resisting an
officer, we're fined s. each.
Lucicn Williams, colored, charged
with assauitiua Iierry Wells, also col.
ofc,I, vas dismissed.
Earl Gsar,, Wi!iaui Summers and
Howard Cole, suspertaj Of sscerg IL
Washington, ae:a TUNED oyer tc
officers OF that city.
Henry Bailey. Daniel Good, and
James Brown, charged with tfeepas-
sing upon the property Of the Wash
ington Southern Railway, we're turned
over to officers from Alexandra
county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
4 Cain.

itaging baaD Tauup; ;tod b. my fr..cnt's s
II kran,as j cat i!da,e ior Chief f,nyi-
il2rr of lii, Fire Department. OF oi;r eify.
Ii;os! rssuartlully fe iine, for the
f1as6., thaF j COLD pnt a:teuj 10
II. business end give Il al office the
f,rnrtr a,tau:icD Il should receive.
Thanking my friends ever SO much
Tor tl32;r kindness, ! am az ever lust as
,r;ie and attentive when called Oh FOX
\ aic, Yours truly,
FRAME l.. EN.wfSET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Mrs. Dcd: Guilty of ma .slaugllte".

Guild Hall. Vi, May l3 Tile jury
which has b sn t : Mrs. Florence
NJ. Dodge, the wealthy woman ac-
C lsed of tho murder oi William a.
"aath. house painter, reported to
jill 'ge Hal l. is n nin- ypr,i t ct
gull 3 ct granddaughter. Undar tie
charge of The cuurt ID, j, ~ cculi
base found her guilty cii|isr # : coni
.iesfes murder, ma0slaushter, or have
acquilis I'd her. lac jary vas out all
jgLt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
ERaIp5tKs DSFHATi FATK1i +
STREETS,

This morning the Bfajlo k A. c..
overwhelmingly defes,cd Tie pur!'k
streets by a srArp pi { 10 .. The bat
,rirs were I'p2an R"! &, Pierce fnt
Brad,lo K 4 G , and Groves f.2o and
Gaines fur Patrick streets. F'gan did
not allow a bit and walked one man
who WAS eot out try irg 70 seal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
POTOMAC LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS

AT the mc, tin. last night oi Pn:nmhc
Lodge of Odd Fellows three candidates
{ n the iritiatory d"gyce were cl,ct"d
w. e Latham. ir, WHO was he repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge pr senied
his report. which showed that Potomac
Lodge was still manife>'ing the vignr
which ila: characterized ihs o:sanI2l~
ton Throughout; lie long history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
CUADRETNiAf SERVICES.

The Bethany Independent Methodist
Protes,an. Church South, on Fairfax
street, will observe the Gua,lrenniaI an
niver.ary OF llielr organization with ar-
propfiatc scT;ices tomorrow at II a: d
& =. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
perilcd Crabs n Spinis' tonight.
CARNATIONS.

On Mothers Dag tomorrow white
carnations should be worn in memory
OF those mothers who have passed be-
yond. and colored carnations for those
who are sill living. a choice variet:
NAV be securedrfrom tne Kramer Floral
Company. Sd King street. Phone LII.
IlayI3 1t.
EOR SALE by party leaving the city,
L house. rooms and bath, lot 26xl10
feet good location near Washington
Navy 1ard bargain at $500. Good
renter small cash payment required.
Address rs First street, n9rthTesh
mlyl3 Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13

Franci- II. LcgeciI, Pure Fruit Jams,
all Il .vors. 25c size, ..Oc
Francis II. Lcggrii. con pound fruit
Jams, all harors, 2Cc a'xr, los
Tile best nnur for cakes. -ij;awner's
Cream" 81 ID. sack, 75a
Rua-o.sod Pe.s, l5: per can; $50
prr dozen.
The best flcur for Pies-Brawno's
Cream, IS lb. sack 81 80.
We call your attention to ouT ciioite
Creamery Butter, l ID. prints, %; III.
"Che.tnut Farm" Dairy, Geo. M'
Oyster, Jr prop, creamery butter, the
2cFy best. So IL,
The beat Acuf Tor al! uses Drawnes'
cream, / barrett III wood, 81 90.
VIM. ATaland and Sons, Ham and
Bacon.
Sunset Eyaporated milk, 5Qo dozea.
Mothers crushed oats, 5 pkg, 25c.
Acorn soap, cakes c for 25c.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04

the homes of their hostesses. Satur-
day morning they left for their homes.
Miss May Dahl superintendent OF
the Northwestern hospital at Moor
head, was operated on this morning
for appendicitis.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Norwegian Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow Afternoon in the church par
lors. Mrs. Holkesvik and Mrs. Lund-
Wig will be hostesses.
The ladies of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church will be entertained by
Mrs A. Herland and Mrs. II. L. SheR-
wood at the home of the latter at TAG
First street north, Thursday afternoon,
Oct. s, at 2:so o'clock.
Mrs. Bigelow OF New Hampton. Ia.
who has been a popular guest for the
past fortnight Of her sister. Mrs. w. B.
Hancock, left this afternoon for her
home in the east, much to the regret
OF her many newly acquired friends
In this city
Sen. James Kennedy left last even
ing for an extended western trip for
O~e9
OF the several large contracts he has
In progress. He will make stops at
Missoula. Mont; Spokane, Wash,
and Portland and Hillsboro, Ore. He
will return to town in about week.
Word from Miss Evelyn Hector and
Miss Margaret Sewall states that they
are the guests OF friends In Kansas
ely, Mo-, for short time and are en-
joying the trip immensely. The will
probably go from Missouri to Miss
| Sewalls home in Bath. Me.
| Friends will be glad to learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. Server OF Grand Forks
will take up their residence in Fargo
In the near future Mrs Server Ii
| well known throughout the state ii
musical circles and will be a decided
acquisition to the musical talent O.
this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
AT the Hotels

F. H. Kriege Of Buffalo was in the
city yesterday.
d. H. Bake OF Sheldon spent yes
terday in Fargo.
Mrs. e. c. Gallup Of aBthgate is a
hotel guest in the city.
j. w. Hunter of Jessie is among the
hotel guests in the city.
A. L. Miller represented Aneta yes
terday to the Elliott hotel.
l. A. Taubert came in from cassel-
ton this week on business.
w. H. Cooke Of Grand Forks was
q Tuesday visitor to Fargo.
A. c. Cooper of Lisbon called on
friends in the city yesterday.
Gunder Olson is a representative to
the city from Bismarck today.
Mrs. r. c. Elliott Of Arthur is reg
istered at one Of the city hotels.
John wrenn Of Buffalo registered at
one Of the city hotels yesterday.
]. f. Simpson Of Larimore is a
guest this week at the Gardner.
Ben Nelson Of Tower city trans
acted business In Fargo yesterday.
A. e. Swanson is a resident OF Car
rington who spent yesterday in Far
go.
Jas. r.. Fowler of Armenia is among
the Wednesday, arrivals at the Pres
colt.
VIM. w. Norton came down from
the university city on business yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hazard OF Cas-
selton called on friends in the cit,
Tuesday.
N. =. cdland OF Darlington called
in the business districts OF the cit.
Tuesday.
w. FL. Way of Grand Forks is reg.
istered along the guests at one OF this
leading hotels in the city.
Pat Neary and H. e, Brown. both
of the city Of Buffalo were registered
yesterday at the Waldorf.
A. d. sprague and daughter OF
Devils Lake were among the Tues
day guests at the Metropo1e
e. Il. Thompson and Owen Thomp-
son OF Clifford are registered at one
Of the popular hotels in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Weiser Of Los
bon were In the city yesterday and
registered at one Of the hotels
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
W0MEN'S CLUBS

The Fay View club Is one Of the
popular study clubs OF the city and
their work Is mostly along social lines.
This club is also one OF the oldest
clubs In the city, having been organ
lied In 1897. The ladies or this club
held their preliminary meeting on
Sept. Is, made their plans for the year
asd enjoyed d social hour There were
several new members received into
the club at that time. This week the
first study meeting was held and the
subject was The Hebrew People and
Their Life which was taken UP and
thoroughly discussed BY Mrs. r. b.
Flanders. Other subjects which will
be taken UP during the year will be-.
Settlement Work. Waste In Educa-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
Four vvlres and ASK Tor five

New York, Oct. 4.-The big bag of
tapestry, or embroidery. reminiscent of
cavalier days, has developed an amaz-
ing variety of elegant shapes, SPLEEN
didly be-gilt and richly wrought with
stitchery and jewels. Square shapes,
oblong or envelop styles prevail, with
sometimes a deep pointed effect, wi
dening from top to bottom. The bag
shown in the illustration is altogether
unique of its kind, being round in out
line 1t is most deliberately embroi-
dered, and suspended from heavy gilt
cords, twisted into large links like a.
chain. These are to be slipped across
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
TO join FEDERATION
Musical Club Of Grand Forks Met and
Took steps Toward Entering
State Federation Of Clubs.

Grand Forks Times: At special
business meeting OF the executive
board OF the Ladies' Thursday Musical
club held Monday afternoon at the
residence Of the president, Mrs. r. ..
Sargent, the club took steps to join
the North Dakota Federation Of Woo
mems clubs, which makes the fourth
Of the city's clubs to become affiliated
with the state organization. No dele
gate has yet been named to attend
the coming convention to be held In
Devils Lake, but 1T is very possible
that one will be named before Oct. 10.
The club was invited some years ago
to join the federation but not until
this year did the members feel that
the time was oppoTtune.
The club also set 2:S0 o'clock as the
meeting hour for each months meet
ing, changed In order 10 accommodate
the many music teachers who are ac-
tive members of the club, and 1t was
decided TO make an effort to secure
Mrs. w. o. Fryberger OF Minnea polls
for musical lecture on some opera
for the month OF January or sooner II
possible. Mrs, Fryberger's former lee
lures for the club have made her ex-
ceedingly popular with the musical
people Of this city and her coming will
be awaited with interest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
PROGRAMME FOR
The FEDERATION
PROGRAMME FOR CONVENTION
OCT. 1918, At DEVILS LAKE OF
THE FEDERATED CLUBS or
NORTH DAKOTA MADE PUB
Lie.

The meeting OF the North Dakota
Federation Of Women's clubs to be
held next week at Devils Lake. begin
ming on Tuesday and continuing UNI
til Friday will be one of the largest
and best club conventions ever held in
the state. The Devils Lake clubs have
been working on the programme and
arrangements for the entertainment
of the visiting ladies for a number
| OF weeks and there are to be several
! new and especially attractive features
introduced in the programme this
year.
The following is the programme in
full:
TuEsDAY-ocT. TO-, 1911.
Morning.
| 9:00-Board meeting at operahouse.
Presentation of credentials.
4 10:00-Conference Of following de-
| partments of work:
| Education.
Music.
Legislation.
Arts and crafts.
Household economics.
Conservation.
Endowment fund.
| IL :O0--Conference of the following
departments Of work:
Civic Improvement
Literature and library.
| Public health.
Afternoon.
2:00--Joint conference of board OF
/ directors and department chair
men.
Conference OF club presidents.
Evening.
Informai reception at CONNER
cial club rooms.
Vocal Solo--Miss Amidon Val
ley City.
All club ladies. guests and
hostesses invited.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. II.
Morning.
| 9:00--Music.
Invocation- Rev. A. T.. clatten-
berg.
Addresses of welcome:
DIR. Anna B. shortridge for
the five federated clubs OF
Devils Lake, N. ID.
Mrs. Perry Parker OF Cando
district president.
Response Mrs. Norman SVEN
son, Minot.
Vocal Solo--Mrs. Middaugh
Jamestown.
Appointment Of committees:
Report Of officers:
Vice President -at large Mrs
II. l.. Bolley, Fargo.
Recording Sec'y-Mrs. S. Al
Zimmerman. Valley City.
Corresponding secy--Mrs. ]
Fl. Shepperd, Fargo.
Treasurer Mrs. l.. B, Doch.
terman, Willlston
AuditorMrs. Il. b. Page
i Devils Lake.
i General Federation Secy--
i Mrs FL. s. Oliver, Lisbon
/ Vice President. First Judicial
District Mrs. "A. a. Davis,
Larimore.
Vice President. Second Ju-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04

the shoulders in carrying the bag Fes-
toons of this linked cord finish the
lower edge Of the pocket flap. Caba-
chons of gold cord mark the junction
Of these two sections Of gold cord links
at either side of the bag, and from
them depend tassels Of gold and silver
cord, with ends Of emerald beads.
The bag is in satin damask, in soft
tones of rose and reseda with wonder
full embroideries, In gold and silver,
enlivened with emerald Jewels. Dainty
fingers, at home, could readily fashion
any style Of braided, beaded or en-
broidered cavalier bag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04

for all foot ailments. 1t works through
the pores and removes the cause
Dissolve two tablespoonfuls OF Gallo
eide compound In a basin of hot wa
ter. Soak the feet in this for full
fifteen minutes. gently maEsaging the
sort parts" The effect lis almost
magical. All soreness disappears in
stantly. Corns and callouses can be
peeled right off, 1t gives instant re-
lief for bunions, aching feet, sweaty
feet chilblains and POSSIBILITIES. Any
druggist has Calocide in stock or will
quickly get 1t from his wholesale
house. A twenty five cent box usually
cures the worst feet ]. Calocide is not
a patent medicine. Don't waste money
on uncertain remedies. Insist on get
ting what you want from the drug
gist.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04

Snndas school girls interested in
novel ways Of participating in mis-
sionary work will read with interest
the following Organization of a class
in the Minot Sunday school The club
consists Of eighteen girls and they
meet every week at the home Of ons
of the members. Their principa aim
is to aid the Indians Of South Dakota.
Just now they are preparing Christ
mas tree to present to the Indians at
Yuletide and each meeting finds them
busy fashioning dainty things for the
little Indian lasises.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04

essential to health.
Constant irritation
from sore feet
often causes seri-
Gus nervous dis
orders, and nothing
brings wrinkles to
the face more GER
tainly. Here Is the
best tire q [ I'M e n {
I'm nrrrnn n uninnnn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
STATE EVENTS

An interesting event in Darlington
recently was the celebration of the
50th birthday anniversary Of F. N.
Chaffee, mayor Of that city. About
seventy friends and relatives assisted
in the celebration and Mr.. Chaffee
was the recipient OF a number Of
handsome tokens of regard.
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ton and Advance in Education, Con-
seryation of Human Life, The De-
fective Child, The Church and the
Workingman, The Mormon Problem
and Its Solution, and there will be
two programmes devoted to art In
America, with addresses,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
Lillian Russel's Warning;
Sore Feet: Bad Health

Lillian Russell is a physical marvel.
Now In mature years, but having pre-
served all the fresh beauty of youth.
In the Chicago Tribune she says
Care of the feet ethe hardest worked
members Of the hodYl Is absolutely
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dicial District-Mrs. Perry
Parker, Cando,
Vice-President, Third Ju-
dicial District--Mrs. Louise T..
Reeve, Buxton.
Vice President, Fourth .Ju-
dicial District-Mrs. J. w,
Filshle, cakes.
Vice-President Fifth Judicial
District-Mrs. T. A. Boydens