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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-02
Eases Neuralgia
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: Massage with MuSTERoLE and notice how
the pain lessons and the delicious comfort that
takes Its place. Sufferers all over the country
write us about this amazing quick relief.
MUSTEROLE is a clean, white ointment
made with the purest oil of mustard.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
AND POSITIVELY DOES NOT BLISTERi
Keep Jar at hand and In your home for Cold
Ia Chest, Group, Asthma Sore Throat. Tonsil-
Ills. Congestion. Headache. Rheumatism. Pleu-
risy Lumbago. Sore Muscles, Sprains, etc.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Look for the
MUSTERoLE sign shown below. Many dis
play this In their windows. MUSTEROLE
comes In 25c and Soc jars. Accept no substitute.
II Your druggist cannot supply you, send Csc and
we will send you jar prepaid.
The Musterole Company. Cleveland. Ohio.
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FOR RENT--Large brick barn for
garage or storage purposes. One
block from Main street. Maxwell &
Tumelty.
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Constipation, if Neglected,
Causes Serious Illness

, Constipation. if neglected, leads
to almost innumerable complica-
tions affecting the general health.
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HAUNTED BY HER
DYING SCREAMS
Continued from page ~

clean cut. When fatty accused by
Marshal Entwistle, of the local police.
of putting over fine fake" Nichols
looked him in the eyes and said:
"All right. Take it as you want to.
/ know l have lots to live for ana
fully realize that / have good chaace
to hang for it. I also believe firmly
that the police never would have got
the goods on me. The knife that !,
did it with / threw into some river
or stream over which We passed in d
cab which Knight and l took when
we left the scene.
Nichols said he first met knight
in New York about year ago. He
said he met him again in October at
the Washington skating rink in Inci.
annapolis and that few weeks before
Dr.. Knabe was murdered, was asked
to do the job for s1,500." He declared
he was being pressed for some bills
and in desperation took up the offer.
Nichols came here a few weeks ago
to visit two women he met when the
Dixie was here. He has brother In
Delaware.
While local police are inclined to
doubt the fellows story, they are
plainly puzzled over the way he has
stuck to details in repetitions Of it.
Three to six years in Jail is the penai
ty for convictions for the crime or
which Nichols is charged here. Local
police said today that if Superintend-
ent Holtz of Indianapolis wanted hin.
they would waive claims to Nichols.
Judgment Withheld.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Apr. 2--Police
officials here today were inclined to
withhold Judgment as the truth or
falsity of the confession of Seth
Nichols at Portsmouth, N. H., that he
is the murderer of DR.. Helen Knabe,
the Indianapolis woman physician.
Il have never heard of Nichols,
said Captain of Detectives Holtz, to-
day Il have telegraphed the Ports
mouth authorities for picture of him
and copy of his confession. We will
take no action until these are received
and investigated
Detective H. C. Webster, who is
now working on the case under the di
rection of the local council of women
asserted today that he had no evidence
that could be connected in any way
with the Portsmouth sailor.
Mrs. Robert l.. Brakeman of this
city. sister of Nichols. said thai
many of the details of his story are
true but denied knowing her brother
was in Indianapolis at the time of the
murder Basing her statement OF
this fact, she asserted that 1t woule
have been impossible for him to com
nit the fiendish crime
The police officers here are inter
ested in the connection of mai
whose name Nichols says was Knight
with the case. The sailor says he wa'
given $1,000 by Knight for committins
the murder. The local police say eyi
dence was developed which showed
that DR.. Knabe had several prominen
enemies in the city.
Nichols was born at Rennsaeler
Ind, according to his sister here. Ate
his father died the family moved t.
Lafayette and it was from there h
entered the navy.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms; light and bath; for mer.
905 High street.
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WANTBD-An elevator boy, must be
16 years old. Duncan-Schell Furni-
ture Co. ,ais ii
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FOR SALE-From prize winning
white Wyandottes for local orders
Cockerels 81. 90 each, eggs for hatch
ing SOC for Is or So 90 per hundred.
soc extra FOR boxing and packing on
shipping orders. White Elk Vineyard,
Keokuk, Iowa. Home phone 1452
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WANTED-To buy or rent six to
eight room house for immediate pos.
session Close in. Telephone 9o7 red.
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3SI'||'!lIzzN]

Card Party Follows Meeting.
A card party was the attraction last
night after the regular meeting OF the
knights and Ladies of Security. 1t
was held in the A. o. U. w. hall.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Thororgh English
bull pups. Enquire e. lobe, at boat
house back of cereal works.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
electric light, bath, hot and cold
water. Apply 100 N. 9th st.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
partly modern, S221s Main streer.
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FOR SALE will sell my former
residence, GOT Franklin street, for
much less money than you can pur-
chase as desirable lot and build as
good home. Write to me at Spring
field, Ill. n. NJ. Lourie.
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FOR SALE CHEAP Shelley house
hold furniture. bed room suites;
wardrobes; / bookcase; 4 stoves;
chairs; stands / side board, etc, Cali
at Shelley house, Fourth and Franklin
Wednesday, Thursday, any hour.
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WANTED-A small safe and cash
register. Chas. H. Fruehling, 41b
Fifth street, Fort Madison, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-After April 5, one furn-
ished room, SOC North Third. Phone
312 black, Iowa.
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AGENTS WANTED Fall delivery
of trees is best for that section.
Now while territor is fresh is the
best time to take orders. We pay
highest commission with part, expens-
es. Outfit. free. Experience unnec-
essary. Write at once The Hawks
Nursery Co., Wauwatosa, Wis.
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WANTED-Cook Apply Mrs. Bous-
caren, 623 Grand avenue.
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PARTNERS wanted; lady. man OF
both. Honorable, profitable bust
ness. Write capital. experience.
Partner, Gate City.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Large front bed room,
with modern conveniences. 11os
Bank.
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FOR SALE KimbalI piano In good
condition, also one rubber tired
phaeton good as new. Miller. the she's
man.
FOR sALE-4o yards lineolum See
A, j. Anderson. 124 Main street.
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Young Ladies Entertained.

DR.. H. H. staffords class of young
ladies, of the First Christian church,
were entertained last evening at DR.,
Stafford's residence A number OF
April Fool games were played and
refreshments were served, The even
ing was spent very pleasantly.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, one who can go home nights.
Mrs. Paul Dysart, S04 Grand avenue.
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LOST.

LoST-Black velvet purse containing
small change between 5th and 18th
Main, please phone 1863 black
LOST Red velvet hat. with blacs
velvet feather and black trimming.
Return to 1903 Fulton street.
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Wednesday Reading Club.
The Wednesday Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. John H. Cole.
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Grace NJ. Heller. lock box 2ss. Fl
Madison. Iowa,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR house moving phone John VIII
lard, No. 24T4 Miss. Valley
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Licensed to We'd

Licensed to We'd.
George Talley, Abingdon, III aged
81, and Grace Mackley, Wayland, Mo.
age 2s.
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Modern banks are very safe.
Put your money there. Don't
waste it by using a cheap gas
range that wastes gas. Buy
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PROGRAMME OUT
FOR CLUB MEET
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ISSUED
PROGRAMME FOR SIXTEENTH
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF N. ID.
FEDERATED CLUBS TO BE HELD
IN GRAND FORKS OCT. is TO Is.

The programme of events for the
sixteenth annual convention of the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
clubs has been arranged by the e
GRAFTON executive committee and copies
of the same have been mailed to all
officers, committee members and fed
Grated clubs. The convention viii be
held in Grand Forks Oct. Is, 16, IT and
Is and the First Presbyterian church
has been secured for all sessions. All
hostess committees have been named
and these have been complied in
pamphlet form and sent out to all the
clubs by Mrs. F.. L. McVey, char man
of the general arrangements commit
tee. Though Mrs. McVey has been
away all summer and will not return
until the middle of this month che hls
preparation for the state gathering
and the women of the state who gath
err in the university city for the four
days convention will find every con-
yention detail well cared for.
That few OF the convention hours
will be given over to anything but
business is evident in the FIRST am
nouncement of the programme com
mittee. There will be morning, after
noon and evening sessions every day
except Friday, Oct. Is, when only the
members of the new board Will con-
vene for q business session in the
morning. The complete business pro-
gramme and list of committees fol-
low:
Tuesday Morning, Oct. 10.
Board meeting.
Presentation Of. credentials.
Committee conferences.
AfternOOB.
Conference of club presidents.
Joint conference of board Of direc-
tors and committee chairmen.
Evening.
Address of welcome.
Presidents address-Mrs n. G.
"Wednesday Mornins, Oct. q.
Appointment of committees,
Reports of officers,
Afternoon.
Informal ballot.
Reports OF committees
Evening.
Endowment benefit concert,
THURSDAY Morning. Oct. ~.
Formal ballot on election of officers.
Endowment fund committce--Dis-
Report of new clubs.
Afternoon.
Report of civic i~mproyement COM
mittee-Mrs, Scott Rex, Grand Forks.
Programme of civic improvement
committee.
Lecture--Dr r. L. Mcvey, president
Of University of North Dakota.
FRIDAY Morning, Oct. 10.
Business.
Board meeting.
Hostess Committees.
Hostess secretary-Mrs. Harry Ga
we're.
Hostess treasnrer-Mrs. =. 3. Page.
General afrangements--Mrg. II. L.
McVey, chairman; Mrs. Harry Gavere.
Mrs. A. 4. Hunter, Mrs. Il, j. Lander.
University of North Dakota hostess
Dean Ella Il. Fulton.
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Commercial club secretary-C.

Commercial club s~ecretary-C. w.
Graves. ,
Church hostesses-Mrs. r.. NJ. Ca
rothers, chairman, Mrs. A. P. Clifford,
Mrs. C.. r. Templeton, Mrs. S. S.
Titus.
Arts and crafts-Mrs. E. f. Chand-
Ter, chairman, Miss Margaret Cable,
Miss Almira Jewett, Mrs. Henry Lee
Daum, Mrs. A. g. Leonard, Mrs. H.
L. Whitfield.
Reservations-Mrs NJ. G. olson,
chairman, Mrs. j. .. Bacon, Mrs. w.
G. Bek, Mrs. A.. A. Bruce, Mrs. o. Z.
Burtness, Mrs. w. H. Matthews, Mrs.
Scott Rex.
Entertainment-Mrs A. I. Hunter,
chairman, Mrs. r.. ID. Campbell, Mrs.
J, Grassick, Mrs. J. Nelson Kelly, Mrs.
Q. G. Libby, Mrs. F. F. Stokes, Mrs. II.
NJ. Wheeler.
Press and publieity-Mrs. A, G.
Leonard, chairman, Mrs. r. l.. Good
man, Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf, Mrs. L.. K.
Raymond, jr., Mrs. A. l.. Woods.
Decorations-Mrs: Harry Gayere,
e. Logan, Mrs. w. C. Mcdonald. Mrs.
III, @. Lykken.
Music-Mrs. e. ]. Lander, chairman,
Mrs. w. e. Fuller, Mrs. r. T. Young.
Ushers and Pages-Mrs. Tracy
Bangs, chairman, Mrs. Thomas Corri-
gan, Mrs. 0. j. Barnes, Mrs. r. ID.
Campbell, Mrs. J. r. Carley, Mrs. II.
M. Gillette, Miss Helen Hamilton. Mrs.
r. A. Jackson, Mrs. Frederick Koch,
Miss Lappan, Mrs. J.. G. LeBeau, Mrs.
c.. T.. Miller, Mrs. G. j. Murphy, Mrs.
M. O.. Olson, Mrs. j. H. Ruettell, Mrs.
II. w. Whitcomb, Mrs. g. M William
son, Mrs. c.. r. Winslow.
Endowment entertainment--Mrs j.
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At the Hotels

Mrs. F. w. Fromke of Sheldon is in
the city.
". J. Courtney of Page was a Fargo
business caller today.
d. NJ. Holmes of Grand Forks spent
the day in the city.
Miss Julia Anderson of Valley CITY
was in the city today.
John P. Beaton of Minot was in the
city today on business.
Miss Nellie M. Austin of Leonard was
a Fargo shopper today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller Of Cakes
were Fargo callers today.
Miss Julia X Turner OF Bottineau
shopped in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Conwell of Graf
ton are visitors In the city.
F. w. Ames of Mayville spent the
day in Fargo legal circles.
E. E. Watt of Devils Lake spent the
day in the business district.
H. b. Coshun of Rugby mingled in
Fargo business circles today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Greenwood of
Hope were Fargo visitors today.
s. H. Wilson of Bottineau was a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs, A. Young, of North Battlecreek,
Can., are in the city visiting and shop
ping.
Mrs. M. A. Gunderson and Mrs. p. p.
RaVensborg of Aneta are guests at the
Gardner hotel.
H. ]. Brazell, of Tacoma, Wash, is
visiting in the city and is a guest at
one of the hotels.
e. A. Arhart of the city of Lisbon,
na N In IN tho n{fN t- ryfCfH Liz ,Ho.-la
and make purchases.
Carl Johnson of Darlington, arrived
in the city this morning to spend the
day in looking after business.
j. d. Terrell and M. P. Allen, of st.
Paul, are business visitors for a few
days n are at n of the hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Dehn of Ender-
lin, are the guests of friends in the
city and are at one OF the. hotels.
S. A. Nelson, T. Synerson and w.
Utke, all of Enderlin, this state are
business visitors in the city today.
Mrs. C. A. Johnson, of Middle River,
Mimi, has arrived in the city and will
stay for a few days at the Prescott.
Miss Evelyn c. Lembke, and Miss
Mae s. Eggan, both of Towner were
calling on friends in the city today.
Mrs. Philip Ackemann, of New Rock
ford, came into Fargo this morning to
visit friends and do some shopping,
j. j. Worsh, of Wyndemere. was a
business visitor to the city yesterday
and today and was a Webster hotel
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Prince of Ed
monitor, Can, have arrived in the city
for a stay Of a few days at one of the
hotels.
Mrs. w. F.. Burwell of Georgetown
Mimi, arrived in the city this morning
to spend the day for shopping and
visiting, sHa
Nicholas Gilderloos and wife, of
Fremont, Mich, nave arrived in the
city to have a look at the land in this
vicinity,
Andy Cuchins and wife of Perham,
Mimi, arrived in the city this morn
ing to visit and is a guest at the
Metropole,
s. o, Deffendorfer and wife, Miss
Johnson and Miss Elefson all Of Peli-
can Rapids, Mimi, are in the city for
the day and are Waldorf guests.
Mrs. A. A. Burger and Mrs. p. /.
Wolfe of Hastings. Neb., and Mrs. G.
A. Palmer OF Brookins, S. D., are in
the city for a day or two and are
guests at the Waldorf.
-
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have never asked for contributions and
they have worked hard Tor the money
which they earned. They have always
had the hearty support md co opera
ton of Wiiliston business men who
have generously responded when CALI
ed upon, While they haven't accom-
plished as many reforms as some other
Civic leagues in the state they have
added many excellent things to the
town and accomplished much along
conservatives lines while they have
been fortunate enough not to antaR
onize business men and their interests
in any way. They have rather sug-
Eested reforms and left them for the
authorities to push through. In this
work they have been ably supported by
DR.. Jones of the board of health and
by the city officials.
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Mt short retirement has urged a
NE sweet return, and, to paraphrase
a poet welcome to LochaDer,
welcome to Jean, and Bright EYES ana
Miss Worried. / am indeed happy to
be back among o all again. There
is something Inspiring in the assem-
blage Of letters that / find awaiting
me. In them are many sounds,-there
are the small voices of gratitude SO IN
tense that they restrain themselves
there are the ~beseeching plants
sounding in unison like the droning OF
bees, and there are the voices of cons
fdent women entranced over success
actually being o
According to these letters, the MIR
ror. In nearly every case where ln-
structions were followed, has rejected
the truth of my prophecies. must
emphasize the fact here before | 60
any further that one of the secrets Of
your success is in the liberal use or
9he preparation o are using. Ine
mere Of it you use at n application
9Mo better and more prompt Will pc
Che results.
No matter which preparation you use
90 not merely pour a little bit IN the
Walm OF your hand, or take some up
on the tip of one or two fingers. but
ssutf III on thick give your pores the
benefft. The cost of the ingredients OF
any If the formulate / have given are
certainly reasonable enough to allow
anyone, even with a very moderate
purge, to indulge freely In the use oI
these secret heautiners.
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Beauty Aids at Low Cost
(From the Journal of Fashion.)

Many toilet accessories can be made
at horne at comparatively small cost.
A complexion beautifier made by dis
solving an original package OF maya
tone in a half-pint of witch hazel is
far better than expensive powders or
patent lotions. Tt removes tan, sum
burn, discoIored patches and other
blemishes, and keeps the skin attract
lively smooth and fair.
IF your eyebrows are lighter than
your hair, or thin and straggly, apply
plain pyroxin with the finger ends.
They can be trained into welI-formed
arches by daily brushing. Pyroxin also
improves the eyelashes and makes
them long and lovely.
"Mole-hairs, fuzzy growths and SUI
perauous hair on face or fore-arms are
removed without pain or injury with a
paste made of plain powdered delatone
and water. Cover the hairs with this
paste, leave on two minutes, remove,
wash the surface, and the hairs will be
one.
"a six months supply of shampoo
powder is made by mixing four ounces
of orris root and an original package
of therox. Brush this mixture through
the hair cit comes out easiIy) and your
scalp will be clean, while your hair
will be light, wavy, lustrous and easy.
to do up"
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DIRT IS DEATH no HAIR.

MRS. 3. L. OIL have never had to
wear switches, rats or puffs. Besides
a hair tonic as a nourisher, 1t Is neces-
sary to keep the scalp absolutely
clean. For this ] use the following
which cannot be exoelIed as a sham
poo. 1T takes out the scurf. scalp
scales and %dandruf, cleans out the
scalp pores and let's the hair breathe
new life.
1t also makes the hair fluffy and
silky. Dissolve one teaspoonful of
eggol In half q cup OF hot water. When
entirely dissolved and the solution has
become Iukewarm, pour onto the hair
and shampoo In the usual manner "
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BUST DEVELOPER.

CELIA.-A should not lose
her girIish charms because she be-
comes a mother. A faithful attention
to herself will not only retain but
bring back the development she may
have lost by using the following very
effective formula;
In a half-pint of cold water, dissolve
two ounces ruetone and half a cup of
sugar, all well mixed together. OF
this, take two teaspoonfuls three or
four times a day in a wine-glass of
water, after your meals. The ruetone
will cost you one dollar at the drug
store. You will assist the development
a great deal by massaging the bust
with the eptcl formula given above to
"Disheartened."
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day evening of last week. The newly
married couple left for a wedding trip
to the twin cities, and will be at home
at LaMoure after Oct. /.
The wedding OF Gus. J. Hennemann
and Miss Julia Hull of Spiritwood tool
place Monday at Jamestown, Judge
Hemmi officiating. MIR. Hennemann is
one of the prosperous farmers of that
county. His bride has been a resident
of SpiritWood for some time.
Wednesday, morning, Sept. 4, at the
brides home at Alfred, occurred the
marriage of Miss Albina Woods of that
city to Lindon v. Hazleton of Edgeley,
Rev. ]. G. Engel OF Edgeley oficiating.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-11
sALIow COMPLEXION AND rrN-

sALIOW COMPLEXION AND prM-
PLIES.
MISS a. +. S.-A sallow or muddy
complexion can be easily gotten rid OF
by using the following formula:
Dissolve twelve ounces of granulat-
ed sugar in one-half pint Of water.
and add one ounce of sarsene, and !. tx
the whole together thoroughly, then
add more water to make a pin+. Sar-
sene Is a liquid which you can get at
the drug store by the ounce. Get III In
the original package. Take one or
two -teaspoonfuls OF this mixture three
or -four times a day, with a little wa
ter ii desired. This lis absolutely safe.
You should never attempt to pick or
fool with facial e~ruptions. 1t always
makes them worse.
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Gillette, chairman, Mrs. r. T. Young,
Mrs. S.. Torgerson, Mrs. f. H. Koch.
Mrs. E. ]. Babcock, Mrs. G. +. Rue
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MAN GAVE BAIL.

j. A. johnson Was Able TO Furnish
Bail in Justice Court.
J. A. Johnson of Harvey, arrested on
the charge of running a disorderly
house at that place, will he brought
before Judge Roberts for a prelirnin-
airy hearing, was able to give bail,
which was placed at $3.50. II. II. Nc
Enroe of McEnroe & Wood, has been
retained to defend him. The time OF
the hearing has not yet been set.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-11
The nsWu,1Io EvpryWonans Question
Can | Make Myself Beautiful?"
"cersGiay Says Uaeska EGratL the UenGs Of the Ameican Stage. Famous for
Easily Possible . improve Dasay E0sn Upon Netgre HsrseG

In this article, Miss Suratt, after an
absence OF several e I'm prepara-
tiOn for her theatrical engagements
during the coming season. u the
beauty-chats and revelations of her
own secrets of beauty which nave been
received with such Intense enthusiasm
by the eader OF this newspaper.