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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
Dressers. Chifoniers. Toilet Tables and Bedsteads
Particular attention is directed to this seasons
Large Importatons of
Oriental Carpets and Rugs

including special collection of Kirmanshah Carpets odd
sizes Also Antique and Modern Chinese Rugs
Of exclusive des gns.
Decided Reductions
have also been made in Kashan Sarouk Buluk. SerapI
Anatolian Afghan and Demejc Carpets,
p.~n,r :, pr;ces from 10000 to 32S0.00
Heretofore from 5000 to 47sooo
Also Special Prices in
Re,oochsan Daghestan Mosoul Ghende Luristan. Iran
Kirmanshah and Sarouk Rugs,
Heretofore from S6.50 to 1880, at sil.SO to SS.oO
West 23d and 22d Streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
Stern Brothers
August Exhibition and Sale OF
High Grade Furniture

the Leading Manufacturers enbodyng the latest ideas and
offering opportunities select the most desirable class OF
Furniture at Special Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
Court Cancels Stock Issued to
the Dead "Sugar King"
NATIONAL co. INVOLVED
Shareholders Sued Havemeyer
Heirs, Alleging There Was
mo Consideration
.By Telegraph TO The Tribune

court. compelling the defendants to re-
store the stock. was made several weeks
ago.
The decree taxed the cost Of the husa-
ton on James H. Post and the heirs OF
Mr.. Havemeyer. and made an allowance
Of $1,000 for counsel fees. The applica-
ton OF Tooker 10 force the defendants to
repay 10 the company $4,000 In divi-
dcnds received In the last ten years from
tho stock was denied by the court. The
defendants were restrained from trans
voted.
The litigation over the tio.coO.0o0 OF com
mon stock issued TO Henry O. Have
meyer. which has been In the courts for
months. has actually been q struggle be-
tween young Mr.. Havemeyer and the
sugar trust for control OF the National
Sugar Refining Company. Under tho ar
rangement by which the block Of stock
was turned over TO the elder Have
meyer he controlled the company. The
American company had an interest of
only $1,000 and In tho event of the
cancellation Of the Haycmeycr stock II
would come into control.
The charge was that the 100000 IN
stock was turned over 20 the late Mr. Have
meyer for the formation OF the Sugar
Trust and that no consideration was paid
for the transfer of the stock Young Mr.
Hsvemeyer had the worst OF the court
situation. for. whereas II was speedily
settled that his title was clear, I, was
contended that he could not continue III
ownership Of the stock unless he could
SHOW that II was obtained for some good
and lawful consideration.
Nathaniel ~ TooiSer brought suit to re.
cover the stock of the company. The de.
'endants were willing that the stock
should he retired, but objected to having
1t cancelled. The form of decree pre-
ented 10 e-Chancellor Stevens last
week by counsel for Mr. Tooker, follow
Ing the decision In favor of the complain.
ant, who was holder Of preferred stock
called for the cancellation of the stock
In question. This did not at that time
meet the view of the court on the ground:
that the Court of Errors had decided IN
similar case that the stock should be
retired, not cancelled.
The final decree iiled by Vice Chancellor
Stevens yesterday was a surprise TO thos,
familiar with the case both on account OF
It's decision In favor Of cancellation anc
the fact that no decision was expected
before September
Mr.. Havemeyer said late last night thai
he had received no word from his coun,
sci regarding the decree, and therefore
could not make u statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04

Mr. Havemeyer said late last night that
he had received no word from his coun-
sci regarding the decree, and therefore
could not make statement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
THE SENSE OF IT SEEN BY ALL
PROTECTING PATIENTS BY STRAIGHTFORWARD GUARANTEE
Win Prssrsss Mercy
Bssk-Ths Given
pyns psHns

when q physician assumes the pro-
fessional care q an invalid and under
takes % correct = diseased oondition
OF thc human system q - much
more serious matter than when q ma
ohiniat or q 1swsier undertakes 40
mend an engine ~ 90 regulate time
piecs Instead q doctorinE q watch
he must doctor the waco maker. In
stead ~ taking charge o. disabled
engine. 70 inveatlRats Sc weakness and
restore its strength. ~ taxes charge ~
tho lntaltd engineer. o. lnvestiEate 10
sickness and restore hts heaith. There
Il the continEsney - malpractice. ~
error und failure in meiicai treatment.
lust as there IL the oontingsnrv ~
bungiing work Id common mechanics.
n The physician BE- fneompstent hia
prartics ~ uieefcinr - Only mis-
chic,ous OF useless iampcrinE and
there b. ten fola the reaknn 49, pro-
ts-tinF t1e patient aRsinst erron~ouH
or famarlnF rledlcatioa OF treatment
that there is for protsrtins BE pron
erts ~ pocket Ire German Amer
81 NFAMHnfA @HWA 70 - #AtN WI wv
&c want e. be isst ~ith go. Thsrs
is 70 motive for ~ 20 undsrtaks yosr
treatmsnt uniess vxs fssi aaaursa that
se ear rsaatsr snd cure Your uissmss,
Because ys dsiibsrrteiY rsnouncs IN
adsancs any eempsnsation whatever,
eithsr fer TIE trsstnsnt 80 aiss 80
o. Scr ths rasdieinss ~ith which -
sapp'Y you, excepting upen ths Ga
tlnct ard eisar oonaitl on--tnat svsry
patient - 1lnnina during Ncvsnbar
ard diasat'siisd sith ere treatnent "a
TIE snd 81 thirty days shsll esH snd
rsosise hrsk TIE Zee - paie. That -
am
There are thousands ~ ruinee ard
chesTicsa homes. hiied Wit eiscoutent
and unhappiness iarkins in love and
cumpanicnshlr. through weakness and
physical impairment af womrn ard
nan Hhoss yeara a. noe tustify sach
CONDITION. We lave giaadsned the
hearts q. thousands af younk ard
middle awea ard reptered them col
specimens % psrfect paySicai woman
hood and naanhrot. DO Ne, eilou this
condition 90 o. 81 through false prics.
Consult the German Doctors "a once
and tsaru your true condition md
what can b. dons fer yos Before = is
too late
Thsir methods are year rr@atenf
bore fer q eompists cure. THEIR
BEST REFTRESCES ars the MANY
CURED ard SATISFIED PATfESrs
they dismiss.
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POLICE CAPTAIN
BADLY BRUISED
roRaE RUNS AWAY. THRowIso
CAPTAIN clLMoRE TO STREET
WITH iNJuRiEs TO HAD AND
eHouLpERs-wAaoA SMASH.
60.

while DRIVING south CA TarraRuna
street YESTERDAY morulug ahout 1se9
&C. oek = horse being drives hT Cap
ain 81 Police Gilmore and hifched -
tuvEy. took fright CO q passing
locomotive and r@s a~@ Captain
Gilmore waa throHn from the hugEF
when ere horse reached Government
eireef ana sustained injuries when
rendered HIM unconscious Tor a short
Uma beinH bruised ap on the head
De vas also hurt about me shoulders
Fe waa carried 20 h.a home 80
Fant Government street On an auto
MOBILE. where ne waE given medicai
attention AZ an early hour THIS
mnrnlnE ha waE resflng easily and n
in thnnrhf ~ VIII - ahle % resume
hie HnfiaE m a few days
IRE horse started near Romano
street end Hent two blocks hefors
ere hurWy 3lmoHf denoiiHhe6. land
ef 81 fhe gutter ard left Re 20 con
tnaa ifa run ~ was sfnpnef some
fisfsnre irons Governments street
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GERMAN AMERICAN DOCTORS.

IIsurs . "a a. MornlnEss 10 g Even
inEa. Sundays. 3 20 "a
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

Roosevelt found his greatest strength
On the rural districts
Governor Ehsrhart waa elected ~
plurality ranging frsns 2o.ooe % 49,
zee. The election 'f the entire re-
publlcan state tieksf is practically az
sursd
Senator Knute Nslaan 10 laading All
the republican state candidates. Re-
turns from abnut two-thiraa - the
precincts indicate that his majority
over Dan w Iawier will be about so.-
eco RinEdahi n leading he demo-
cratic ticket u e. not probahls that
President Tafts vote IN Minnesota
wllf greatly exceed Tb.hbo
The canvass 81 votes 70 prowressins
Slowly.
ohlo soclallsts Pei 10000.
Cincinnati Nov 7--sociaiist stats
headquarters today claimed thsi the
socialist vote 81 ohio ran close -
Toe ooo "a Tuesdays election.
North Dakota etats Ticket Rspublienn.
Grand Forks ~. %. Nov. T.-Wtth
reruhlican state headquarters conced-
ina that woodrow wilson has carried
North nakota ~ irons 1000 20 s.ooos
democratic headquarters concedinE the
election o. J. - Hanna. republican Ter
governor ~ from a0oe 20 tooo. aad
ne election of the republican state and
congressional tickets b. substantial
maiorifies. North nakota'a election
practically Is decided.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
WEAK MEN. Is THIS
THE WAY YOU FEEL7

Are you less vigorous than you oace
Nsref Have you gradually declined IN
strenEth7 Are you troubled wlta
losses. drains I'm your urine. weaken
ina dreams lame bark. iosa OF en-
erg1. faiiiug memory or loss Of amhi-
tisnr To you have dlmruity in con.
.irntlnR your thoughts Have you
a desire to shun soriefYe PEEL o.
spondent end melancholy Are iherr
specka before yoaf efes end bloc rings
under them Are ycu losing HHfh
Ven nervous anl alNafs OEneriIur
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craue ucks. $1,000 pilrsil,y
Sc paul. sann, Sow 7-Indioa-
tiana Tonight were that Rooaeveits
plurality wfn not fan beiow 1890 IN
Minnesota.
oREooN ron WOMAN suFFRAoE.
Portland. ore. MoN with about
8 fourth ~ thn votes counted eaFiy
nfHF tfe eauai HuHrare amendment
t1 fhn stare conaflfutlan afond i1sfo
far emo tg.foa aEainst The retgrns re-
reIHe1 arc representative - pracfi~-
aIlF an Parts RI fhe state ard BE- -
Eaneraiiy believed the amendment has
carried
m the senatorial race. Senator
Bourne. indeuendrnt if running sever
ai Thousand hrhin8 the rwo leaders
falanH republican and Lane democrat
who are aepafnfed ny only few
votes
Wisconsin state Ticket Repsblsan.'
NiWHuhce. WIS. AuN Returns
from el out 81 rt counties n Wise9r-
sln 81 received 1Y republiean state
chairman gife Mc0oVern. rspuhiicau
far Gosarnur lead 20 about a.0a9
votes The remaining counties are faid
to - republican sfrongholas.
Texas Pet Once For sais
Euna TFKa Now Nhe following
nalea HaH posted On ths door 30 the
UUH once here Yesterday morning bv
puafmnater "A. W cuiVsr. Immediately
aftar he read enc report ~ Tuesday. z
election
Far sale one pnHtoniee ln saad
r.naILlan. - republican need appi
Senator Warren Wins out
Cheyenne. Woo. Mot. T~Unonrlei
rHt1rua thia morninE frnm Unlta
county Indicate enc republicans wnI
have slr ma iorify On lolnt ballot ID
fne legislative end Senator Wurrsa'f
re-alectian seems assured.
ldaho safely RapubiieaH
UaIae Idaho. Nov The prcsidan-
faI tote ln Idaho was sim incompleta
llH morning thDuEh enc republican,
have apparently carried TIE state.
Governor flauieg has conceded hia de-
Teas hv John y. NAMES. republican, for
soteruor
Roossyst Held south Dakota.
siHnN FuNs. q - Nov. WIN
President rnft eliminated in south pa
hntH end onl8 half ths state heard
from Roosevelt Ia leading Wilson hy
HhoHf 0Fo thousand votes When tae
rrnEsr aiFrrfenuhiicua Nrhf aeFeloued
Roosevelt already Had won the state
in the primaries. end - adjust the
differences tHe electors aEreed a. SUP
port Tar iu ease ire Hrht fer the
presidency VAS between TAR and VIII
son with enc president running
third. the agreement wii net affect
ire electoral vote
The contest Cor woVermor between
WYFnn republican. und johnson. dem
urrat Ia rtlH undecided. bat 3 rspuh-
ieau legislature appears 90 have been
elected
Rooaevsit Geta Minnauota.
af Paul. Minna rev ~ Minnesota
has apparently HwuhH from Wilson 90
Roosevelt anh the colonel win prof.
nhiN carry tha state ~ about tB.00o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
W.E.P.A.MEETS
At D'FURIAK
GATHERS TO-DAY FoR SECOND
SESSION AND WILL Dc ENTER.
TANNED TO-DAY AND ToNoR-
Row-REcEPTioN TONIGHT.

DeFuuiak Springs. Nov The
West Florida p-eaE Association VII
hold lfs second meeting az this place
tomouoa. TIE mecfinE u expected
90 bring together about 1b 81 the
newspaper publishers - west Florida
and = special entertainment has been
arranxsd Tor their enjoyment curing
Friday and Saturday. the two days
they wiil be here A reception n
Palmer College tonight VII BE- e fea-
ture and q number % excellent short
addresses wIm probably he made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
Thanksgiving In a
Turkish Mosque Sunday

lco1IIna.a - - -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

NHih fWat FaAH
are Reported already n ths hands 81
the BulEariana
PROPOSE INVASION SUNDAY.
The commanders % the Bulgarian
invaders are said 90 have nNed next
sunday as re dav on which they VIII
enter the Turkish capital with their
froors and hola q service ~ thanks
givinw IN TIE uaosaue ~ x Sophia
TIE Turkish fortress % scutari.
near TIE Montensgrin frontieF. and
that ~ Adrianorle ~ the eastern
sphere ~ operations. are sffn making
q stubborn resistance. Military crit
See. who know the romnfrv eel. ut-
ter the warninK noe to exrect ths early
far 81 Conatanfluorlr promised by the
optimistic RulFarians TIE critics
point out that the invaders have not
yet reached the princiral lire - forts
around that city
TURKS on DEFENSIVE.
Tire defenders q scusari. too. have
repeatedly and successfully assumed
enc offensive End have managed 90
kesp the line oren b. which they can
supply Tnrakosch tire other Turkish
fortress on Lake Scutari with rrovi-
sions and ammunition.
The sntagonism of the Maiissori
tribcsmen 20 TIE Montsnegrins e said
20 have checked me army - Crown
Prince Daniio - Montenegro which
has made several attacks on Tara
Noach.
/ conarasation % the oceuration %
the Turkish toEn % Alessio and the
port ~ San Giovanni a Medua in the
Adriatic Sea. hss nov been received.
Z Preparations are being made foF the
F protection ~ the usnaosd population
% Coustantinople and 81 the request
% the foreign ambassadors sutrsnch-
msnfa have been thrown 40 81 San
stefano and a. Kiatkans. 40 thar n
the riot that occurred after previous
BATTLES should - repested the mob ~
neeinM soldiers can he checked
Should matters become more threat
enine iu the Turkish capital tire nsets
~ the powers may fore the Darda-
naIles. IN which ease there womid ~
oea meu available fer iandinN with
possible rsinforcements from the Rus
elan sect in the Black Sea
POWERS HOLD OF.
The POWERS have made no further
move towards mediation. They arst
have "a agree whether they shah Of
hciaiiy appriss the nalkan nations u
Turkeys request and a. All 81 them
are anxious a avoid taking any action
that may have the Appearance Of a
breach ~ neutrality they are treating
wartly
The Balkan allies. as is wei known,
Insist on Turkeys dealing direct with
them. and "a Is thought among diplo-
mats they would iike % see their once
Formidable Zoe who only a few weeks
ago sBeersd "a their ultimatum come
Go them on its knees.
A rather serious view 10 taken here
81 the Eervians declared intention ~
+ invading Albania and crossing thence
to The sea and 81 Austria'n warning
I There IL tendency 90 briuF diplomat
E ir influence 90 bear Ia this connec-
ton
GIRLS SENT AWAY.
E The American high school for Girls
az Scutari. on the Asia Aiinor side 81
the nosphorua has senf Sc scholars
I Of Bulgarian nationality on board ons
+ - the British cruisers now a. Con-
atantinople owing % fears Tor their
F safety. according - q news agency
despatch from fhe Turkish capltal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
GIRls 81 AMAY.

The American high school FOR girls
az Scutari. on the Asia Minor side 81
the Bosphorun. has senf fta scholars
81 Bulgarian nationality on board ons
- the British cruisers now az Con-
stantlnopie. owiun 20 fears Tor their
safety. according a. news agency
despatch from the Turkish capital
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
HELD FOR TRIAL
CHARGE OF ASSAULT

Dan Wilson. q member % one ~
tire companies % coast artillery sta
tionsf az one 81 the Pensacola forts.
was given q preliminaF~ h~afinm De-
fore 1umfica ~ the Peace Nicknleaor
yesterday On the charge ~ assault and
vas held for trial On the charge oi
assault Wlfh intent a. murder
Wilson in charged with havlnM stab
had 3 spanish sailor 8n West Zarra-
Fossa street several weeks aHo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Eradicates scrofula and all
other humors. cures all their
effects, makes the blood rich
and abundant. strengthens all
the vital organs. Take Il.
Get n foda in usual lauid form Or
chneM HfafH called 8mrmetmna.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

Wheu james 81 Shermans auccrss.
sor a. republican candidate Cor Wee
one wiz BE- surprised lf Jehn Wann-
maker. ~ phUade'phla. "a names
Manamaksr has always been 4
siaunch rspualiean and h nov an ar
Gent Eapporter of Tar n 10 beIav-
20 thai Wanamaksr win b. wnllnN 20
Except IRE hcnor. whether President
Tar IL 20 elected o. rot
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-15
not TOO GOLD FOR
MAKING new PLANS
TAKES MORE THAN suRzERo
WEATHER TO FREEZE PRO-
eREssivE SPIRIT or NORTH
pAkoTANs - MANY IMPROVE
MENTs FOR 1919.

#n#R.& 4MaH
Weather cold enough to suggest lit
tie in the building line, save the erec-
ton of a larger coal bin for next year,
perhaps, has apparently not acted as
a damper on the plans of energetic
North Dakotans and In many of the
towns about the state plans were made
in h past week looking to important
and needed improvements.
1t is noticeable in the building an
nouncements that much attention is
being paid to the erection of new
schoolhouses and the Improving of the
old educational buildings. Many towns
will expend considerable sums in the
building of new high schools this year,
among them being C~asselton. This
hustling little city recently voted $37,-
600 bonds for the erection Of a new
high school building. 1.-THE school
board will expend about $4,000 in this
Improvement, which will be one that
Casselton has been looking forward to
for some time and which will raise that
city's educational stock considerable.
Sanborn is another Of the good towns
of the state that will line up with
those taking seats in the Improvement
band wagon. Here an addition Of four
rooms will be built to the present
schoolhouse. The work will be COM
menced as soon as school closes in the
spring and will be rushed to compile
ton. Plans for the addition are in the
making.
Public buildings about the state are
also to come in for a marked share in
1912 improvements as we'll as the ed
ucational buildings. One of the most
important improvements proposed is
that of the new Pembina county court
house at Cavalier. Architects have
drawn plans for the new county house
and Jail that will cost approximately
$75,o
The churches of North Dakota, too.
will come in for some improvements
and a few new houses of worship will
be erected. This state is fortunate in
having among its churches some of the
finest in the country, but there is still
room for much Improvement in this
particular department. In the week
passed it was announced that Stanley
will have a new church. This struc-
ture will be put up by the Baptist con-
gregation. It will be a brick building
and modern in every detail.
One great Improvement that is be-
ing given wide attention in this state
and n which will be a feature in the
u~pbuilding Of this section is that Of
parks and Fairgrounds. In many
fickertail towns, where only a few
years ago the stranger was welcomed
by a view of miles of prairie and most
likely a handful Of dust in the eye and
that's about all, blocks of parked
grounds and boulevards now greet the
visitor and the youth of the place have
their innings on Fairgrounds second
to none in the northwest. Civic or
CARNATIONS in many Of the little cities
of the state have taken up the park
and playground idea and their efforts
in almost every instance have met
with instant support and substantial
backing. Havana, n of the liveliest
young cities, was recently presented
with ten acres Of ground at the north
end Of the principal business street
for use as a park.
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Forum Want Ads Get oaick Result
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IN MATcHToWN
Fortunately no Faith Was Required,
For She Had Mons.

$3.50
g" had no faith whatever. but on the
advice of a hale, hearty old gentleman
who spoke from experience, / began to
use Grape-Nuts about 2 years Ago.
writes an Ohio woman, who says she is
40. is known to be fair, and admits
that she is growing plump on the new
diet.
Il shall not try to tell you how / suf-
fered for years from a deranged stom-
ach that rejected almost all sorts OF
food, and digested what little was fore
ed upon it only at the cost of great
distress and pain.
II was treated by many different
doctors and they gave me many differ
emit medicines, and | even spent several
years in exile from my home. thinking
change Of scene mightsdo me good. You
may judge Of the gravity of my condi-
ton when T tell you / wasssometimes
compelled to use morphine for weeks
at a time.
For two years / have eaten Grape
Nuts food at least twice a day and
can now say that ! have perfect health.
I have taken no medicine in that time
Gsrape-Nuts has done it all. j can eat
absolutely anything / wish, without
stomach distress.
i am a business woman and can
walk my Q d 8 miles d day and feel
better for doing 50. I have to use brains
In my work. aud IT In remarkable how
Quick, alert and t~igeless my mental
powers have beconae.' Name given BY
Postum Co, Battle Creek Mich.
There's q reason and It'll explain
ed in the little book, seThe Road to
WellviIIe," iii pxgs.
Ever read the Allows letter? A new
one appears from time TO time. They
are genuine, true, and full or human
interests
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-15
FIRE DESTROYS
FARM STRUCTURES
BUILDINGS ON THE WILL ROOD
PLACE NEAR sARlN CLAIMED
BY FLAMES or MYSTERIOUS
ORIGIN EARLY THIS MORNING
HEAVY LOSS.

Fire of mysterious origin at an early
hour this morning completely demol-
ished the big granary and machine
shed on the farm Of Will Rood, about
three miles west of Sabin.
Mr.. Rood was away from home at
the time, looking after business in
Canada. The farm was in charge OF
the foreman, who cannot account for
the inception of the blaze.
Within the past five years Mr.. Rood
has sustained considerable loss on
his farm from fire. Two big barns
were destroyed in this time besides
the buildings claimed by the flames
today. The amount Of the loss is not
known.
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The Following Firms Will Exhi

Booth No. Fargo Heating & Plumbing Co.
Booth No. 2,-OIiver Denis.
Booth No. 8-Chaney-E verhart Co.
Booth No. wilbur Cigar Co.
Booth No. 5-Frank o. Knerr Dairy Co.
Booth No. 6-Monson Trunk Factory
Booth No. 7-American Gas Machine Co.
Booth No. s-shotweEl Floral Co..
Booth No. 9-Fargo Milling Co.
Booth No. 1O-Union Light, Heat & Power Co.
Booth No. 11-Pirie's Cafe & Bakery
Booth No. 12-J. d. Grant & Co.
Booth No. 10, 14-Joseph & Hoenck
Booth No. 15-Klinsman Furnace Co.
Booth No. l6-Fargo Foundry Co.
Booth No. IL, 1s-Manchester Biscuit Co.
Booth No. 10, 20-J. A. Schlanser & Co.
Booth No. 21-Bristol & Sweet
Booth No. 22-Fargo Cornice & Ornament Co.
Booth No. ~2S-Fargo Ice Cream & Cider Co.
Booth No. 24-Dakota Welding & Mfg Co.
Booth No. 25--N. d. Metal Culvert Co.
Booth No. 26-L. c.. Trunk Co.
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FOR DEMOCRATIC MEET
All Arrangements Are Made for BIC
Love Feast Of Democrats This
Week.

Fixing the number Of plates ct 400
the general COMMITTEES In charge OF
the democratic conferences today de-
cided to limit the sale Of tickets.
While 1t III desired to have as large
a number as possible hear MR.. Bryan,
Iit was thought best mot to inconlfort-
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OF the visitors has been arranged. anA
there is no doubt but that tba daIa-
gates will depart enthusiastic huer
Fargo as a convention city.
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