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Beautiful Velvet,
Black SiHcs,
Colored Silks,
Black Dress Gopds,
Colored Dress Qoo^
Cloths for Tailored uowiks*
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mgs, our regular
Ipoci i 1 this week
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"lY'fliitrT'ir
$1.00 quality.
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Men'sUnderwear
Now is
a
good time to get
in touch with -heavier
Underwear.
Affen's Combination Suits, Munsing
make, at.... $2, $3, $3.50 and $4
Men's Wool Fleeced,
a. m.. noou. ."ii".
-JHi.-noially clrar weather )ir«vail? this morn
.'Ijji,' uMir all swiion- with liichcr temperature
•wtfi', the Kocky Mountain upfiur Mis
wmri Valley an) wrstorn Manitoba: lower
olsftwhuro it was rainitio this mnrnimr ut
'Portland. Oro,.-Kan'loo]«, H. and.Now York
dl.y. anrl rain has fallflti (hiring the past
t.»'ont v-two hours over the eastnrn |iortion of
tbeJuko regions and Ailnutie poast. A rainfall
oT l.."t inclnv-: is r» ixrt«d at Washington, and
at New Vorlc Ciiy. The barometer pressure
is again slowly falling in the f\orth\ve-t.
H..JAL LlliAioK,
'•i'C'-^'I'ipaSfo forecast: Generally fair tooight add
probably Saturday rising temperature.
CITY LOCALS.!
Buy D. & P. gloves.
Have Knight Printing
VKT
Co, print it
Football supplies, outing goods, John
son's Cycle Supply House.
alt's het'el Mhcarom flour for^ all.
Stanford's Fecj .Stor£, 'phone 194.
Each puff of the Da Patch Cigar
demands another—as is evidenced by
the multiplied sales.
A distribution of pew rifles was made
the members of Co. last night at
v ." -^be armory. The gtlns are the latest
make and up-to-date in every way.
AN TED—Money to loan on improved
Fargo City Property. W. J. Lane,
Smith Block.
Members of El Zagal Shrine assem
bled in the Masonic Club rooms last
^ight and enjoyed a social session. 'Hie
•.''^S&rinc had recently taken charge of the
c4ub rooms and the event of last even
^Sg ..was itj the nature of a house warm
'/""tflg. Along in the stilly hours ?f the
vnighl. a spread was made by 'Caterer
'&J^e<)rgc Pirie, .......
Money to, loan on. valley glands
|rorj{o City property at a low rate of
Interest. No commission charged.
Call and see us. Real estate for sale.
The Lockharf Compaq, Bdwards
•V Building:.
j| he hearing of the, case of the state
vs. Max Borowsky. set for trial in
fjj Justice/(Searcy's eon ft yesterday aft
ernoih "at .3 o'clock,Svas postponed un
til SaVurday moriiing at 10 o'clock.
4?
Borowsky is charged with conducting
a blind pig on lower Pro:: Street in
?'this city. He will be detended by At
Ctorney L. L. Twichell.
Cheap BusinMt Proptrty
100x140 feet, one-half block
from paving,on Front Street
and 75x140 feet near opera
house on Second Ave. North.
$4,200.
W. 9. ItrtfMii, Rear Orrt Nail Baak.
Dr. Ed Christiansen, who for the past
jy^ear has been identified with Dr. Ball's
pdental parlors and who has been tak
$ ing a vacation for the-past two months
Hhas rented and fitted out neat dental
^parlors on the third floor of the Ed
||Vrards Block. During his vacation E»r.
J|GJiristiansen visited Chicago and while
^there purchased a set of the most mod
•yirn dental furniture and instruments, in
eiuding late electrical devices to aid^n
his work. This equipment having
been installed he has alreadv
MOODY
....Special Prices (or Opening Week...
All the Finest Fall I Leading Styles in
Fabrics are Here Women's
W right 's
Health Underwear, very A A
special value, at I
Men's Sanitary Shirts and Drawers,
very special quality, 4 OR
at
4 a U
Very special valtlefe at 50c
and
Three- quarter Length Coats
at $20.00. These nobby coats are
best Zebiline Cloaking, new loose
flaring effects triple capes ver
shoulders very handsome gar
ments
at...........
Street Commissioner Johnson is en
gaged with a force of i-.-.en repairing
the pavement on lower Broadway.
An elegant litve of burnt leather just
received at McClfiie's art sty^ce, 64
Broadway.
Fargoans were never supplied with a
larger variety or better quality 0$ tropi
cal fruits than this fall.
Pii'ie's Carpi
FAiioo rom-M S%B
the
a
Ladies' New Fall Suits at $20,
i' Made of good quality all-wool Clic
viot and mixed suitings, our regtt
$27.50 suits. Spe- AA ffcrfl
I cial lor this week, dS^Fa^F^F
Swell New Box Coats at $13.50,
Made in fine English Kersey and
Zebilines, collarless with triple
capes ovfr shoulders, full loose
styles all the newest sleeves.
20.00
6.00
Black Martin Cluster
scarf at....'....
Bear Boas, 3 yards 4| E? A A
long. Special St. .. luiUU
Ladies' even length Dress Skirts in
tine buality A A
/cbiline OatftF
Ladies' Instep Skirts in fine Melton
Cloth, very pretty
effects
75o
WHAT THE WEATHER WAY BR
0.8. DEPARTMENT OK AORIOCLTURS. I
WKATKLK HURKAU.
Moorliead, Minn.. Oct. fl, 1903. A
6.00
Special showing of Women's
Outing Flannel Gowns
Very special values at
1.00
59c, 79c,
(luainted with the experr work the
doctor has done in the past.
Erdel's Selected Java coffee satisfies
the connoisseur. 35c per lb., 3 for $1.
Good
:thfhg%
Pifie's Confections
to
eat and drink.
Delicious Candies,
home made.
I'irie's Bakiay y
And service the
best.
BROADWAY,
,FARG0«
Vail Ay dun know. Ay buy me him
segar by Owl Segar Store, and Ay tank
him von helofa dumfine swoke. You
tra him?
We havfi a messchst-r service connect
ed with our open ail night drug store.
Call up 'phone 739 for anything in drugs
or medicine and it will be delivered to
you promptly. C. G. Nickells', the Front
Street druggist*
The Chapter of Gethsenian^"Cathed
ral will hold an adjourned monthly
meeting on Friday at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
A son of regulation' vyeight was born
J.o Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Faritham yes
terday morning.
SIX ROOM HOUSE
large hall, pantry, collar, 80-barrel cis
toru, piazza, trees, east front, one block
west of Broadway. Rents for $20 a
month. Price $1,700 cash.
W. J. Lane, Smith Block.
House on First Avenue South, sev
en rooms, good lawn, shade trees, on
pavement, full, cellar, cjstern, sgwer and"
water, lor sale on easy terms at $4,300.
Also lots 50x140 feet *011 Thirteenth
Street South $200 each. Enquire at the
new oifices of the Otis Land & Loan
Co., rooms 3-15, entrance at Fargo Na
tional Bank.
Members pf Mccca ^Chapter, No 5,
O. E. S., should tak? no?!ce, that a
stated meeting will be he'd Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock for the initia
tion of candidates and other important
businesii. The work will be followed
by a social session. Tile Moorhtad
chapter and visiting members of the
order in either city itre cordially in
vited to be present. s
For small hoo«« and lot OIL..)
Nurthttido.
For 9-room houM on Fifth,
Street Norttu
Each, for six new
houses.
for two six-room houses.-*
$2690
$1200
Bent for $32.00.
$2900
it* UMH,
rarf* ttafl Baak HmK
The lrustees of the Roberts Street M.
E. Cfiurch tiive secured lots at the
northeast intersection of Broadway apd
.Seventh Aventie nofth and will soon
commence the erection of a new chur-ch
edifice. The Roberts Street congre
gation recently sold its church prop
erty to the German Lutheran congre-
'••ttPcAui&iSf,'
tuffit
pleted and dedicated it will be kn«\vn
as the North Side Methodist Church.
Cook paints signs, 'phone 929.
Gentlemen wear D. & P. gloves.
Moon's is the place for fine millinery.
Insure with Robbins. N. Y. Life.
'Phone No. 15 if you want a cab
night or dav. Jeff Young It Co
Fnir weather has the effect of lessen
ing business in the police court.
Aids digestion--Washington Irving
Cigar between meals.
SsnKirlum
MMt
Matron,
™re
Moorlu
IIOI
Front
We make a specialty of good boy
and girls' shoes for school and dress
J. H. Kurtzman. Fargo.
Remember you pay no^fltliddle. piaiv s
profit or high freight rates, when you
buy your trunk of Monson. V"
BERNHARDT H. BRONSON
Vocal_and Piano Instruction
Nexv^StmHa Pfiana 4t0 ML
Morrit Block, Fargo, N. D.
See the line of 10 cent iead chains in
the window of the Economy Store, Wal
dorf Block.' They arrived this morn
iag.
E. A. Fitzgerald makes rapid deliveries
of fish these days. He doesn't mind los
ing a few now and then if it pleases
the boys-.
A SNAP1
Seven-room liouso wiih brick foundation
and full basement hot air furnace
hardwood floor in dining room piaseca.
trees, city water on lawn corner lot
90x1.10 $1,700, if taken at once.
W. J. LANE, Smith Block.
During the past week a prolific st p-'
ply of apples has been received from
eastern and western sources. They
appear to be of better quality than
usual.
Have you a bad liver, feel mean,
cross, ngly, down in the mouth, feel like
going out of business? Take Rocky
Mountain Tea drives away the blues,
35 ccnts. Brownlee & Ager.
POTATOES I
We want them in wagon loads or
car loads, on track, at any station.
MMtLL CO. Far*, N. 0.
a force of men to clear the mud off the
crossings and all are now able to get
about the business part of the city.
The return of sunshine and mild
weather has ctfst aside initch gloom in
business circles^ Building operations,
which have been somewhat handicapped
1)3' untoward atmosphere conditions are
being pushed with renewed energy.
Si j0xt50-ft. corner. Two houses one 6
rooms, brick foundation one 5-room
house, fine trees, uear cathedral. Bi«r
snap at 93 XOO.
W. D. HODGSON,
Rear Flrit National Bank, Farco.
The cheapest residence property in
Fargo, only 100 feet from paving, cast
front. Lots 100 feet and 150 feet front
age on Broadway, and are 315 feet
deep., For sale cheap if taken at once.
Taxes are. very
You Won't "Go Ufi In the Air"
when you put a shirt or collar
on that has been laundered by
Tk Dixi Steam Laundry Co.
They fit and feel fine.
Family work at special rates.
Phone 666. Broadway, Fargo.
The average boy nowadays talks little
else than football scores and plays and
spends much of his time in practical
exercise along this line. It is Catpaws
against the Lungers, the Southsides
against Island Park, Wind Jammers vs.
World Beaters, and teachers do not re
port any serious neglect of studies as
a consequence either.
MISS
S-roon*.:
Studio Eleventh
Tad Roberts has severed his con
nection with the Northwestern Electric
Co. and in now running the engine dur
ing threshing on his brother Will's
farm, near Leonard. During the win
ter Tad will put in some time construct
ing a new gasoline launch for use at De­
i
The street commissioner finally secured j-^loaas, holding the entry oi the dc-
)^vCKv$&!!Wotbet,t
Bismarck, N. D.
Students are lieing enrolled at the agri
cultural college daily and the work of the
various departments is well under way.
A great influx of students is expected
about Oct. 14, when the shorter course
in agriculture commences. Inquiries.-in
dicate a large enrollment in all depart
ments.
fevtevrvfc.
'«hmt'
Painters uud paperers are in the midst
of their business, season and the rcstau-
trtt4tts
arc doing.an increasing business.
using
mprnt
itarv
New, comfortable
home for patients
their doctor's care,
description. Electric
rheumatism.
|He who loses wealth loses much—
lie who loses a friend loses more—But
fye who loses his spirits loses all—You
\VtTl find we make iriemis and our spir
its are never failing—Ed Wilson, Moor-
The first boer student who ever en
tered Cornell University, and one of
the first delegation sent to this coun
try from the universities of South Af
rica. has taken up graduate work at
the Ithaca institution. His name is
Leopold Reinecke and he hails front
Wellington. Cape Colony. lie is of
Dutch descent, with a slight admixture
of German blood, and lia spent all of
his life so far in Soutti Africa. Until
this year no student from that region
has ever entered an American univei*
sity.
octoiik#
'•!'M condition, is
iskc u:id
sale. tA
4 The ttir|e and Hnal test «f flour is
baiting, visit the '.testing rooms oi the
"liwight Flour"- mills.
N
8-Room House,
2 years oM ." bedrooms, storeroom, clog.
ot.s, brick foundation, collar, wirod for
]ight.«, buck clustered hardwood and
heavy piue floors. Corner lot Mlxl 40,
uear cathedral. §2.200
W. D. HODGSON,
Bear First N'ut'l Bank Bldg.
ALLOTMENT LANDS.
Oberon Reporter: This week we
publish a complete list, comprising 107
allotments, of inherited Indian lands on
'the Devils Lake Indian reservation, ad
joining Oberon on the east. They are
tp be sold Oct. 31. Bids arc now be
ing received by Indian Agent F. O.
"Getchell at Fort. Totten. Now is the
time to get in on the ground floor and
secure good land at a fair price, say
^7 per acre, and when the reservation
is opened for settlement, which we
'llope will not be /many moons hence,
the purchaser will find himself located
:»ifya good community, with good neigh
bors and adjoining a pleasant town.
OFFICE IS AFFIRMED.
Hoaas Loses His Claim in a Contest
With William Maas.
"Vlie register and the receiver of the
trgo landoffice have received the de
lusion of the commissioner of the gen
al landoffice at Washii^ton. ^ifljr,ming
e decision'of the locat. ft'rcc in
se of William ass jfc. Tlttma
fendant for cancellation. The land in
volved is the northwest tj'uarter! Qf sec
tion 20-129-53, a tract in Sargent Coup
ty, near the town of Tcwakus.
The charge w^s, that the' defendant
had not lived upon the' land and that
he had not made the improvements re
tjnired by law. I loaas filed upon the
land in December. 1898. It was shown
jhat there was a house on the property
put there by another homesteader prior
to Hoaas' filing that a shallow well
had been dug and that e:.c:t year a
portion of the claim bar. been put un
der cultivation. The defendant, how
ever. made his home on the Gorry
place." a lew miles distant the greater
portion of the time and only stayed on
his claim during the summer, when he
was cultivating it. It was in 1902 when
he went there, as he announced, "for
good." It was shown that the defend
ant was a wealthy young man and had
been ah extensive leaser of lands in that
part of the state and worked the claim
in question strictly as a side issue.
A DOMESTIC RIPPLE,
^iirtiinie Fqley in The Bismarck Trib-
Sonic -da^s njy, p»fiU $l»*t so.jfiioss
'At ma, she snaps turn off an* said:
"I guess your father mils', a' got
Up on th'.wrong side of th' bed."
An' nen pa says he'd like to eat
T.hist bread, he would in peace once
more,
An' ma she busts out cryin' nen
An* pa goes out an' slams th' door—
An' nen I git a spankidT
Thist 'fore he gits his breakfast, pa
He never hardly speaks to us,
An' ma, she says it shames her so
To have him go an' maUc a fuss
Before th' girl. Pa, he don't care,
An' nen he says, "The girl bedam'd!"
An! ma says: "Oh. to think he'd swear
IJeforc this chijd!" Th' door gits
slammed—
.v vy An' nen I git a spankin'.
An' ndihr '*£ni days, th' littlest things
do'll drive her almost wild,
An' she says, "'Goodness sakes alive,
Was ever such another child!"
An* she says. "Do run oat an' play!"
An' thist when'I git started, nen
She hollers at nie, this way:
"Willynin! Yotrmarchright in again!"
An' nen I gjt a spankin'.
'Ah* pa, he don't conie home to lunch.
Cuz ma, she says he's too ashdnted
To face her after such, a'scene,
An' says she surely can't be blamed
Fer pa's mean, ugly, hateful ways
An' ma ain't got no heart to eat.
Ken. thist 'ctu I want honey on
bread, er atxnpin sweet—
Vhy, nen, I git a spankin'.
An* hei^ along 'bobt supper time.
Pa sneaks in. thist th' easiest
Yon ever see: an' nen he looks
Fer ma an' she's th' freeziest
'At ever was. An' pa. he's got
Some candy, an' he says he's 'shamed
An' fin'ly ma says mebbe she
Was also partly to be blamed*—
V, 'Mkw.
P-F-'J.i-..
THe only
Phone
R. T. Hopper is a Crary representa
tive in the city.
P. Stewart is an Erie representative
in the city today.
Sam Glover registers at the Web
ster from Winona.
Earl Gilbert of Henning is a late ar
rival at the Elliott.
Charles and Martin Johnson For
man are in the city.
Attorney W. E. Purcell is transact
ing business in the city.
W. M. Gramham of Edgeley is doing
a business turn in the city.
Attorney General C. N. Frick of La
lcota is a business visitor in the city.
H. Harad of Jamestown is among
the late arrivals at the Metropole.
Indian Agent Getchell of the Fort
Totten agency is attending federal
court.
Mrs. H. Ajadcson of Sheldon is su
iting in the city and has parlors at the
Elliott.
Peter Carbry and Frank Holland are
a part of the RtCkson contingent in the
city today.
E. R. Krentz of Lisbon came ill this
morning and will transact business in
the city for a few days.
F. W. Hudd and wife of Valley Citv
are visiting in the city and have apart
ments at the Metropole.
D. R. Jones of Fcssendcn is a busi
ness visitor in the city and is armm^
the guests at the Webber.
Contractor Po'rritt left Ijst night tor
St. Paul, where he wiil transact busi
ness for a number of days.
John T. Matters is attending the M.
E. conference at Wahpcton. He is a
delegate from the Roberts Street M.
E. Church.
Frank W. Hart of Addison is shak
ing bauds with his Fargo friends and
incidentally jollying Boniface Elliott at
the hostelry hearing that name.
President Worst of the A. C. left
last night for Forman, Sargent Coun
ty. where today he deliVered a lecture
before the teachers' institute. Tomor
row he will address the patrons of the
county schools.
"T-.ZY -EYE SPE?t
^liss Catherine McMurcliy entertain
ed-r-fl number of her friends.-,at a 6
o'clock dinner last evening, kti into,
esting.musical programme followed the
repast and a delightful evening- is re
ported by Vhe guest*.
B. A. Bartley, William Smith. \V.
BascOm, F. J. Sturges. John Kelly com
pose a Hiawatha, Kas., party, which
is in the city 011 land business. Tliev
will visit the southern part of the coun
ty/today and will pro.l^ably buy lands
and locate. ....
E A E O I E
Milton Globe: A traveling grocery
fakir struck town last week, and that
be had planned a strenuous campaign
for the distribution of bean coffee was
plainly evidenced when he engaged'ac
commodations with Landlord Bur
roughs for ten days. He ~.as very busy
and immediately gathered up his well
selected samples and started out t".
catch suckers. But the gullible are few
and far between in eastern Cavalier
County and when the dealer in adul
terated extracts, again struck town in
the evening much of his former vim
and .enthusiasm had worn off. He was
looking down his nose in a sadly crest
fallen manner and did not hesitate in
giving out his official opinion of the
community. His story wr* indeed a
sad one. flediad not on y been unable
to secure a single order for his wares,
SPECIALS
E.
I.
NORTON,
Mukden's Way—ALL ^Jfferenf
He "RENEWS" the Eye.
1023 MasonJc Temple, Chjeago
617 Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
PJBOFXE OE NOTE.
Scientific* Prescriber of Prisms and Toric Ground Lfcriscs
in the West. This may save you an expensive
v- .v Eastern journey.
I HI .r 1 I ii ), il'iij- ml 1
if
All flavors,
per pound
per pound
FOR
WHAT FARGO'S LEADING
96
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Front 5treet.
7¥==z=Ftuicy
Groceries.
J.
Red GaMwf* for eodd sla#,'
l«er bead
Onions,
Ier peck
%5c
,Yarrow Star Grocery.
For the t#ble-*Grouitd glass, band
paiHiad water pitcher and 6
liaises
$2{ oaty 7 sets
left,'per mm*V
402 Pmit ist,
Try our Sudor Coffee and compare it
with any 35c coffee in the
city—Price ....... mm DO
We also handle full line Cliase & San
born's, including, the "Seil. Brand.
W. B. MttUNS, Hi rRMTT tTKCT,
m. Faria, It B.
25th
Year
3Ft Cs- o
«KITCHEN
See the expert candy dipper in
the window, Saturday after
noon and evening:.
Bon Bona
Fresh Bon lions. Special
Saturday. Per pound....
20c
Taffy
10c
We make all our own choco
lates and candies and make a
special of Chocolate Drops on
Saturday.
Chocolate Drops
Maple md Vanilla flavor, A||
per pound fcUv
a
The Delicious
Cocoanut Crisp
per pound....,
per pound.....
10c
Peanut Candy
10c
Peanut Crisp
per pound....,
10c
Special
Chocolate Dates
26c
Boss Cream^V
Chew ing Candy
The more you eat the more 0% |?A
yop want, per pound 400
FRUITS
1 s
i n biJf
Apprcs,
Ripe Bananas,
Peaches and Grapes.
Y KITCHEN
608 Front Street, Fargo.
but could not even find accommoda
tions to satisfy the cravings of his maw.
Yes, they actually refused to sell him
a square meal. and. with just indigna
tion he packed tip bis traps the same
evening and pulled out lor Crystal. We
do not advocate inliospttabiiity, neither
do we think the good people of our
community lack in this beautiful trait,
but when any representative of the fakir
gentry strikes the place r.icy are. in
.our opinion, justified in cutting the bull
dog loose and ridding the country, oi
this vermin with neatness and dispatch.
For State News Read The
1
SATURDAY
GROCERS
Offer the thrifty housewife on that day io pre
pare the Sunday Table. Phono or Call—All Dollvor.
Macaroni Braadv
Pastries of Alt'kinds, prices reason*
ab|e«~Deftv?rtd.
MR.8. C. r^TCHER.
Kighth St.' S.
1
Phone 617.
CARL E. VRGENS.
Corner N. P. Ave. Fourih St.
I"': _r
Fiicy Waahlngton PeacH#s,'
iv«V. Phone 47$.
Special^
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