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Here fs a statement that
is of vital interest.
St.
P&JI
v.J'
#k#
F» 4
4 i
J*
Tons.
Amount of Hard Coal at
Duluth
Washburn Mines yield"-'
2,000 tons per day ft
months 150 days
Other Mines (Approxf*
mate)...»
5,650,000
3t"2,ooo
100,000
-6,063,000
•5,650,000 tons at^0,850,000
t- 412,000 ton*
fit 4y
1,648,000
»,:?'• '#*52»498,OOO
Fifty-two and a half million dollars
is the sum consumers will pay for this
amount of coal. If
THE DOYLE HI8 BURNER CP'S
STOVES, FURNACES and BOILERS
were used by all consumers, there
would be carried over to next season,
one half of the amount, viz. 3,031,000
tons. Or in other words there would
be a saving of $26,249,000 in cash that
consumer would have in hand for other
purposes. This is a fact. Buy a Doyle
Heater and save your portion of the
Twenty-Six and One-Quarter
Million Dollars.
THE DOYLE MR BURNER CD
W. D. PRESCOTT, Agent,
Keeney Block, pargo, N. D.
TIME CARD
v TRAINS.
*ARGO, N. D,
TO ST. PAUL, •MINNEAPOLIS, DtTLUTH
aua points BAST AND
south.
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5:40 a. m.
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5:25 p. m.
6:00 a.
7:00 a. m.
lOAp.
9:35 p. m.
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7:10 a. a
11:10 p.
8:00 a.
9:40 p.
W. BBA.KCH
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8:30 a.
7 .*05 p. 1
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All others dally.
Trrn
Trains Dining Cars
aod Duluth Sleepers aw Ran on Train
). G. Johnson,
Agent,
N
sway
$7*0 a.m.
/545 p.m.
«6:17 p.
5:10*. m.
4ft a. oou
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fTahpatan, Falrmoant,
firaoeville. St. faol,
ICliiiMapo&s. points
•sat ftntf south Aber
deen, Mitchell and
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Chas. $. Fee.
43. P. A., St. Paul.
Tekphoi
No* *r
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pflILWAv
Leave(or
(o) daily exoept Son*
day others daily
IHt p. a.
Ar. from
"Flyer," Fergus Falls.
St. Paul
Barnetville, St. Cloud,
^8:40 a.m.
5*Sp.».
St. Paul
p.m.
Wahpeton, Willmar, 8t.
Paul
W ahpatou. W illmar, Du
lutn, 8t. Paul
Flyer, Spokane, Seattle
and coast points
Hillsboro.Urand Forks
and Walhalla
Grand Korks, Qraftou
aud Winnipeg
Halstad. Crookston and
o5U7 p. in.
5.10 a. m.
Duluth
o7'J0p, m.
1:44 p. a.
ol jOa. a.
10:82 p. a.
08:45 p.a
Kor full particulars regarding lowest
fates, time of trains and berth reaorvatloua,
fall nt city ticket office, 06 Broadway, or
P» *t depot J. L. KOHAN. Agent.
hicago,
Milwaukee &
St Paul R. R.
TRAIN SCHEDULES.
UUTS aura
v
,v
,•* jS.
1:30 9. M.
lZsty •. ai
^argo-Ortooville a 6
:•.# iiumodatioQ liMa-ta. (LMp.ai.
SK- All service, dally except Sunday,
i i' Sleeper from Fargo 7:40 p. m. arrives In
ifittueapolis 7:U0 aud St. Paul 7:40 oezt
®iornlug.
Klve nigh class and modern trains tram
Jit. Paul aud Minneapolis for Milwaukee
(furt Chicago dally.
The PIONEHR LIMITED, ramous train
Of the world leaves Minneapolis 9 p. tn.
fud St. 1'nul 0:30 p. m. dally. This trela
a marvel "-of beauty aud perfection.
compartment cart,
sleeper with berth
slier, wider and longer than those of an*
er sleeper In America ballet drawing
iSqulppvd with private
fm
ctgaa standard i
Islter, Wider and longe
er sleeper In Amer.
loom strfoker, free chfelr car coaches—eua
bodylug all home comforts.
For tickets, full -Information regarding
lowest rates to all points, reservation of
berths in sleeper from Fargo or on tne
'^•KiMfiVB- LIMITBP from It,
.' J. H. Degnaa, Sgent. rano.
Paul,
B. Dixon, Northwestern Pssse
-.It
Ulxoa, Northwestern
Fhnl. MHa.
Wl
tor write W.
nger Agent,
............ ...
COMING EVENTS.
lW«dne*Ur.
1 htinday, Oct. 29.
Pint Conffr«*'*tlon»l Church runxnar* «»U.
Cargo Muaical C3ufc mwlal Hot«l Valiwl jpatlor
lp.m.
Hriiar. Oct. 30.
Pint Coogrcgatto»al Chc-rch rummage sals.
Monday, Nov. 2.
N^rthwcStcrA blQUrd t-'unuurcntopens.
Tuesday. Nov, 3.
Hdwatd Bttkr Perry, pUntiV at Fargo CoUsgc.
Wcdncaday
Not.
4.
W. R. C. Fair and Supper at A. R. HaQ.
Ani.uil lair and New Bnglind mppct by Woman's
Re itf Corp*
Thursday, Novv^fi,
Ccixtury Club dancing: carty. 'f -f
•, Monday. Nov,
Voolin ricHal by Mia ChirlotWDcmutlt.
Pargo Muiical Club artist recital.
Executive cooMimittte, Irrlgatton Congress, meet
#t Comrrurc 1*1 v lub 10 *. m.
TuecUy.Nov. 24.
Annual meeting of Pit|« Tent, Order of Maccabees,
State bo Aid of optometry ex mioatton at Hotel Vlt
d«/ff.
Monday,Nov. 30.
Switcbmtne' annual bail, Ptrie'i Hall,
Note—All meetings are evenings nnless
otherwise specified. These announcements
will be kept standing, and we shall be glad
to have notices sent In by persons in
Interest.
QTY LOCALS,
Have Knight Printing Co. print it
Watch McClane's^ wittdows for novel
ties, 64 Broadway.
Anf eleient line of'burnt leather just
received at McCline's art store, 64
Broadway.
Dr. C. L. Rose has removed his dental
offices from qyer the Hcrbit store to the
third floor of the Edwards Building.
Don't hesitate where to go o order
your fall suit, 103 Broadway is the
place you can be suited. A. Kjellman.
Your druggist has permit—to sell
Hojff's German Liniment. 25c and 50c
per bottle. ...,
Toast—To forgetting j^'Tis better to
forget than to remember with regret—
That's why gentlemen visit Ed Wilson
o o e a v
If you are in need of a car
load or more of wood 6r
tamarac posts, Inquire of
S. Friedman, Perham, ilinn.
Prices lower than the lowest.
The city council will meet in regu
lar monthly session Monday .night.
There is no probability that the ordi
nance providing for a *aid fire depart
ment or the matter of improving the
water plant will be- taken up.
WALES* Piano Tunor,
Grand forks, II. D.
Principal Route: Grand Forks to Great
Falls, Mont. Great Falls to flalena, Het
ena to Fargo. N D., Fargo to Grand
Forka. Address to Grand Forks, N. D.
All mail will be forwarded, .j
..
At Stone's Music Hall tomorrow
night, 5:30 to 8 o'clock the ladies of
PlymoMth Congregational Church will
serve their annual New England sup
oer. The ladies will appreciate the
presence of their friends and the pub
lic generally.
SIX ROOM HOUSE*
largo hall, pantry, cellar, 90-barrel eis
tetn, PUMa, trees, Mat Irant, one block
•srt of Broadway. Reota Icr 920
aMatb. Price 91,700 caM.
W. J. Lane, Smith Blopk.
District court will convene Tuesday
morning.and the session promises to
be the busiest for a number of years
Assistant ^State's Attorney Barnett is
busy this week preparing informations
against transgressors who have been
bound oVer to the district court. The
criminal docket will be unusually heavy.
i
Oct, 25.
Fbst CengMgattooal Chutch (umnsgs sals.
/i
extric robe bath for
MfcfcJ. IMM,
Front St.,Moorhead
rheivq&tinn
iB
calling attention to Henderson, in the
state exchanges.
Cook, signs—opp. Masonic Temple.
Blank books—Hare Knight Printint
Co. make them.
See the Front Radiating Monitor stove
at Fargo Hardware Co.
Gunther's candies—nothing tiker—
at Fout & Porterfield's.
What'Il it be? Why, Erdel's selected
Java Coffee, 3 lbs.,for a $1 delivered.
'Phone No. ^5 it you Want a ctlh
night or day. 'Jeff Ypung At Co.
We Have U
U-ALL
BR DINNER MINT
I Fargo Urocery Co. v
'Phone 124.
•rner & Yoder.
Do it now—Buy a bottle of HofFs
German Liniment, you will need it this
winter. 25 and 50c per bottle.
Latest styles and fabrics for men's fall
suits and overcoats at A. Thomaire,
tailor. Seventh Street South.
The true and final test of flour is
baking, visit the testing rooms of the
"Dwighi Flour" mills.
Miss Sarah Shaw will give a dancing
party at Pirie's' Hall Friday night of
this week.
After the football game use Hoff's
German Liniment. It prevents cold in
the joints. Rub 4 small^rub,
50c a large rub.
ill. SHADRICK,
Electriciatie
House Wiring, Bell Work,
B. & M. Globes, 'Phone 770.
Mrs. Chesley, Miss Chesley and Miss
Eva Chesley have issued invitations for
a series of three card parties, Nov. 9,
10 and 11, at their home on Ninth
Street North.
Chief Dudley of the W. tj. telegraph
office has been advised of the death of
Marion W. Miller at Racine, Wis.
Mr. Miller was formerly irt the Fargo
office and was well knowh. He is sur
vived by a wif^and three children.
$84.25 P«r Month
FOB ONI HONPBED MONTHS
Wlthont interest, bays a home in good
condition, in desirable location.
Money te loan on improved city property.
tPaioio Building U I whhIi Seen*
Association "'"i" Ury
The Sycamore Club announces its
sixth annual dancing party to take
place in Moorhead Fraternity Hall
Tuesday, Nov. 3. These parties are
leading events of that city and always
well attended.- All are invited.
Pirie's Cafe
Pirie's Bakery
Pirie's Mentions
U,
anSMiMal
comfortable ahd sanitary. A
home for patients while under
care.,' Baths of every
icandidates was ini
tiated H»Wk the mysteries of the macca
bees at tfte ^regular meeting held last
night and a number were voted upon,
for the next meeting. It/ was an
nounced that the annual meeting Of the
fraternity would be held Tuesday, Nov.
24.
IOMK BAROAIX#.
f?W!•feaaR,i*»'
M000 LMS.
IiOUfrov $120.00 np.
(2800 jSr™
k~~
r. umnm «a*
Relatives of Samuel J. Henderson,
v/ho is jknpwn to have been at Lincoln,
McLean Coun(y, and was last heard
frojn there, about a year ajgo, are anlc
ious to hear from him or learn of his
whereabouts. His mother has just
died arid he is wanted to assist in set
tling up her estate. Henderson's home
is at Sr. Mary's, Ontario, but he, or
anjroite whq knows, of hif^hereabouts,
are H.
..
THE FARGO FORUM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1903.
And service the
Mat,
BROADWAY, FAROO.
For Sale—One No. 6 Radient Home
base burner, one large-size Favorite base
burner, one No. 21 large Radiant Home
Home lignite or wood heating stove,
one Majestic range ana one small heat
ing stove. All nearly new. Cheap, if
taken at once. Call on or address R.
H. Coshun, No. 335, Eighth Avenue
South.
WI HAVt MOVitD into Room
5 N. P. Block (formerly occupied by Dr.
Sherman), where w* will be pleased to
explain the plan of the
S.
Installment Realty Co.
to those interested in securing their
own home.
DeWItt Nelson Land-Co.,
General Agents.
The Scandinavian ladies are arrang
ing to give a basket social Thursday
evening, Oct. 29, at the home of Chas.
Hermanson, 1509 Third Avenue ijlorth,
the proceeds from which arc to be giv
en to Mrs. Anna Headladid, an old ,res
ident, who has been ill fojr some time,
and is in need of assistance^ Every
body welcome.
JMtOOM HOU5E,
V'
years old 5 bedrooms, back plastered,
cellar, city water, corner lot, one block
from Broadway. $2,800.
.. W. D. Hodgson
i'
r\
Bear First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Dr. Dowie is of considerable import
ance to some portion of our country at
this time. But what is that compared to
the book sale now taking place—$i.$o
copyright books at 95c 1,544 page Web-,
ster's dictionary only $1.95 Life of Mc
Kinley, "Memorial Edition" 38 cents
Handy Dictionary 16 cents best line pf
cent copyright books published only
ocmrmetttdinff^hoir Invisible: 'Palace
of the JCing Pmoner of Zeada The
oVplfrThef Gamy Lady of Quality
ia Crusis Fristram of Blent:"' Knud
sen'^^ Eijghth ^reet South.*
Free Ft#!*
Free Homestssds,
Firs* RqUway Fsre, •.
CatttesM SMfod absres
to buyers of our North Dakota
Landi,$45oto#12.50 per atre 175,
000 acres to select from. Excur-
for maps and facts.
Frank Lake is on trial this afternoon
before Justice Torson of Moorhead
charfid with making an assault with
deadly
A
him with a jack knife in a saloon row.
about a week ago.
Loose leaf ledger sheets. We make
them. Knight Printing Co.
Builders' supplies for big and little
contracts: wall-plaster, lime, cement,
*tc. N. D. Tile Works. Front Street.'
Rocky Mountain Tea will positively
cure blood poverty, blood-poison, inac
tive bowels, headaches and loss of am
bition." spring tonic for tfo wMk- 35
cents
r.f .1
We have a messenger service connect
ed with our open ajl night drng store,
Call up 'phone 739 for anything jn drugs
or medicine and it will be delivered to
you promptly. C. G.'Kfickells', the Front
Street druggist.
m,(
Ate your housebote gttods ln
stp-ed? Do you know their val
ue? Could you make satisfac
tory proof of loss In event of fire?
dwelling house inventory free.
Apply to ttarpfcairts Stata Matsal I—araaaa
6a., Rmm Walkar Mack, first An. N., Farga.
W^ know that, quality considered,
these] hats 'cannot be duplicated else
where, and V|e, wish it understood that
we charge no exorbitant prices for ex
clusiveness in-style. Moy & Kennedy,
Haberdashers,
A bronze'statue Of Gen. Nicholas
Herkjnier, founder of the New York
village that bears his name, is to be
presented to the people of the town by
ex-Senator Warner Miller^ who resides:
in the place,
..Freeman's Studio..
Now open and ready for business
in the Edwards Building. Take
the elevator at Broadway Entrance.
You are invited to call.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Wilton News: G. F. Williams acci
dentally shot himself at the Western
Hotise in Bismarck last Friday. He
was packin$/up preparatory to taking
a trip, when he dropped his pistol on
the Hoor, and it went off, shooting him
through the ankle.
NEW ROCKFORD. V
Nfcw Rockford, N. D., Oct.
V-
Cor. N. R.
^QUESTION ANSWERED.
Ves August Flower still has the larg
Mtfale of any medicine in the Civilized
woijplj Your mothers and grandmoth
ers ,^iever thought of using anything
else^for indigestion or biliousness. Doc
tors were scarce and they seldom heard
of appendicitis, nervous prostration or
heart failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop/ fermentation of undigested food,
regulate the action of the liver, stimu
late .the nervous and organic action oi
the system, and that is ail they took
when feeling dull and bad with head
aches and other aches. You only need
a fe^ doses of Green's August Flower
in liquid form, to make you satisfiec
thene is. nothing serious the matter with
youi You can get this reliable remedy
at Rout & Porterfield's. Price 25c and
75c4
BADLY INJURED*/'
Kftox Advocate: What came n^ai
resulting in a fatal accident to one o
our most prominent citizens, happene.
last- Monday about ftoon, and it was
only by a: miracle that he lives to tel.
the ^ale. Jo|in H. Mclntyre had comt
in fyom island Lake with a couple .0
teartisj loaded' with wheat., and having
discharged the loads at the Winter &
Ames elevator, had come back down
to tlie crossing to cross to the feed
barn. While approaching the crossing
between the elevators, a freight train
came puffing along, which frightened
the-horses. The team turned short
broke the tongue, and started up tht
runway into the St. Anthony elevator.
Mr. ^Mclntyre tried his best to stop the
team, but it was no use. The team
dashed through the driveway and wher
part way down the other side the. wag
on Went over the side. Mr. Mclntyrt
went «P in the air and landed on hi:
head on the hard ground, with the line.*
tangled around his feet and legs. Th'
wagon was smashed pretty badly an*
the team was caught almost instantlj
befofe they could get' another start, o
Mr. Mclntyre would undoubtedly, hav/
beeii killed outright. As it" was hi?
face: and hands wer' 'terribly brtfised
and he was unconscious for' ne'a'tly an
hour and-tf4ta1f. He was carried'to the
hotel and' Dr. Carter began work on
fijm, promptly and with good effect.
Mfs, Mclntyre was sent for "and canu
down in the afternoon, and has been
witty him since, at the rooms of Mr
and Mrs. Barr where the patient is
progressing nicely. Their many friends
here have done everything that could
be done to help them and they appre
ciate ^t very highly.
FO#TH£ MINNESOTA-MICHIGAN
Football game at Minneapolis, Oct. 31.
the Great Northern will make a rate
oj qpf fare for tKe round trip. Tickets
lie Oct. 30.
.. A limited number of
ri* 15 w -Ifiaijitfvstand seats can be purchased at
th of this city. The (Com1 w! city ticket office. 55 Broadway.
S!
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THAT LUMBER WAR.
The Raw Over Luaber Prices at BowbeBa la
SUA On.
Bowbells Tribune: Tlie Tribune is- in
receipt of a private letter from Minne
apolis, which, were, we at liberty to
publish, would make interesting read
ing and .give our people fufthcr insight
to the dastardly ends to which the lum
ber companies here will resort to per
petuate the shameful robbery of the
people,aiwl thwart them and their
agents In the purchase of building ma
terial elsewhere, at a price permitting
then*, tj5 afford their families proper
protection from the' rigors of a far
northern winter. Be it said to the cred
it of the Soo Line that it refuses to
lend itself as a party to the furtherance
of this little less than highway robbery,
but fully realizing the extortion prac
ticed by these ghoulish concerns, read
ily furnishes care and as far as pos
sible, facilitates speedy delivery of all
orders sent below for building mater
ial. The unseemly efforts made last
Saturday nij^ht on the train and at the
d^pot here, as related to The Tribune
by a railroad man. to harass and handi
cap a gentleman about to leave here
for Minneapolis for the purpose of
placing orders for about $. ooo •-rth
of limber for sett'.er* in a.:d about
Be v Ktlis. was worthy only of
40
27.—To
The Forum: Richard Mulinoux, the 7
year. .old son of Mrs.'Mulinoux, at
tempted to climb on a wagon passing
along New Haven Street yesterday
about 5 P- m., and slipping fell under
the wheel which nearly tore half the
scalp from the right side of his head
and broke the collar bone. The sur
geon. Dr. Murphy, said today he is do
ing much better than he expected.
Ri" M. Kennedy received word from
lMo©Hhea,d
Good thfh^s 'to
eat and drink.
Delicious Candiea,
home made.
that his 8-year old boy whe
i siri the hospital there, being treated
for a bone bruise on the thigh bone, is
doing finely. They hope he will be weiJ
enough to return soon.
011-
cerns essaying to rob and despoil, bill
again be it said to the credit of the
Soo officials, the dirty effort to foil a
long-suffering people in their attempt
at self protection, failed to carry, and
has only served to further open the
eyes of the public to the greed of these
cull lumber dealers and their desire to
continu to hold the purchasers in their
grasp that they may without interfer
ence perpetuate the extortion so long
and shamelessly practiced. The Trib
une is rejoiced at being able to state
that arrangements are about completed
whereby our people may henceforth
eet their lumber bills filled promptly
direct from Minneapolis at a saving of
from 15 to
per cent below the prices
exacted by the concerns doing business
h«Me~ and at the same time get a vast
ly superior quality of material. Prices
of lumber as well as transportation
rates on the same, have recently under
gone a telling reduction, but our peo
ple Would never, be any wiser of this
•fact had they not been sufficiently wide
awake to put themselves in touch with
^honorable dealers below.
IF I'TS A "GARLAND" that's all
you need to know about a Stove or
Range.
FOR SAL£ AT A BARGAIN.
Complete outfit for a confectionery
ore and ice cream parlor fixtures—ex
•ept soda fountain—tor sale cheap:
vpply to George Pirie. Fargo.
LIDGERWOOD.
Lidgerwood,. Ji,. Dv, Oct. 2^.—To
The Forum: We have it on good au
thority that S. M. Lockerby. who at
one time was in partnership in the old
well-known firm of Lauder, Lockerby
& Wolfe of Wahpeton, and who later
moved from this county to Sargent
Jounty and then became state's attor
ney there for several terms, at last re
signing that position to go into part
nership with Maj. Frank White, at Val
ley City, is to be a candidate for at
torney general for North Dakota. Mr.
Lockerby is popular throughout the
state, and if the report should prove
truly correct it would meet with joy
throughout the Fourth and Fifth Judi
cial Districts^
The waterworks in this city are giv
ing excellent satisfaction.
A baseball circuit, including the
towns of Lidgerwood, Forman, Hank
inson. Milnor, Havana, Cogswell, Brit
ton and Wyndmere, is to be formed to
be known as the "Sargent-Richland
County Baseball Association." The
plan is to have forty-eight ball games
flayed, and the players to live at their
respective towns, no outside players to
be allowed in any team. A gate admis
sion of 25 cents to be charged to pay
expenses, and a pennant to be made
and given to the winning team. We will
here suggest a few delegates from the
various towns as follows:
Lidgerwood, Ralph Maxwell and
Will Howard Forman, L. S. Taylor
and J. C. McCurry Hankinson, T. W.
Hargrave and Wm. Grawe Milnor, F.
W. Vail and Andrew Intlehouse Cogs
well, Thomas Bell and H. E. Shearn
Britton, Chas. Nelson and J. H. Peter
son Wyndmere, H. T. Robertson and
Neil Campbell! The meeting to be held
in November at Lidgerwood and offi
cers to be chosen and schedule made
out. Correspondence is asked on the
project and Ralph Maxwell would .be
a good man to Write to concerning the
project, at Lidgerwood, N. D. May
the thing become a success.
Cor, L.
$22.00 IS THE RATE
From St. Paul and Minneapolis to
Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah Po
catello, Idaho and Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Grand function and
jlenwood, Col. via Chicago Great
Western railway. Tickets on sale daily
jp to November 30 inclusive. Super
ior. service and unequalled equipment.
Full information on application to any
Chicago Great Western agent, or to J.
,P,. Elmer, G. PJ A., Chicago, III.
NOTICE AND CITATION.
State of North Dakota, County of
Cass. In Cbunty Court, before Hon. A.
G. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel
Harvey Williams, deceased. •'.*
Frederick W. Froemke, administrator
petitioner, vs. Josephine Williams, Steph
en Clark Williams, a minor, ahd Gebtge
Fowler, his special gtiardian respondents
-Notice and Citation hearing final ac
counting and distribution of estate.
The state of North Dakota to tHp
ibove named resnondentS Md all other
persons interested in the, estate of Sanj
icl Harvey Williams, deceased:
You are herihy jW the ftpal
wcotintmij of Fpederi Froemke,
ft
An Electric
Belt Free
Your Application At Once To
The Physician's Institute.
They
Will 8«nd Ton Absolutely
Vtm Oh
•fTheir IOO Gnare Supreme Electric Bclta
the RrlfWhlch ilaa Made no Many Wonder*
ful Ctiraa—¥ou Needn't Heiid Kven a Poetafe
lUlDPiJuat Your Name aod Addreaa,
Beven years ago the Stato of Illinois granted
to the Physicians' Institute
of Chicago a charter.
There was need of something above the ordi
nary method of treatment for chronic dlscasei,
something more than any one specialist or any
number of specialists acting independently
could do. so the State itself, under tne powers
1 ted It by Its
Ranted It by Its general laws, pave the power to
the Physicians' Institute to furnish to the sick
such help as would maUo them well and strong.
Ever since Its establishment this Institute has
endeavored In every possible way to carry out
tlte original purposes of Its establishment under
the beneflclent lawa of the State.
Three yean ago, the Physicians' Institute,
realizing the value of eloctrlclty in the treatment
of certain phases of disease, created under the
superintendence of Its staff of specialists an
electrlo belt, and this belt has been proved to be
of great value as a curative agent. From time
to time It has been improved until It reached
that stage of perfection which warranted Its
present name of "Supreme."
This belt is the mostelfectlvo of all agents In the
cure of rheumatism, lumbago, lame Back, nerv
ous exhaustion, weakened or lost vital functions,
varicocele, kidney disorders and many other
oomplalnts.
This "Supreme Electric Belt" fs made In one
"Me only—100 guago—there Is no better electrlo
It made and no better belt can be made.
Whenever In the opinion of our stafl of special
ists the wonderful curative and revitalizing
forces of electricity will cure you we send you,
free of all cost, one of theseJiupreme Electrlo
Belti It Is not sent on trlal,lt Is yours to keep
forever without the payment of one cent.
^Wrltetoday in confidence, telling all about your
case, and give waist measure, and the belt will be
sent you absolutely free at once. Address
•HVSICIANS* INSTITUTE, Uaify Midwf, Cfcicifa, BL
Pierce and State of Wisconsin, deceased,
has been rendered to this court, therein
showing that the estate of said de
ceased is ready for final settlement and
distribution, and petitioning that his
accounting be allowed, the residue of
said estate distributed to the persons
thereunto entitled, his administration
closed and that he be discharged that
Saturday, the 21st day of November, A.
D., 1903, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon: t.
of that day, at the court room of this £.
court, in the county courthouse, in the
City of Fargo, County of Cass and State
of North Dakota, has been appointed by
this court for the settlement thereof, at
which time and place any person interest
ed in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions, in writine. to said report and
petition, and contest the same:
And you, the above named respon
dents, and each of you. are hereby cited
and required then and there to be and
appear before this court and show cause,
if any you have, why said accounting
shall not be allowed, the residue of said
estate distributed, the administration of
said estate closed and the said Frederick
W. Froemke, discharged.
Dated at Fargo, N. D., this 21st day
of October, A. D., 1903.
By the court A. G. HANSON,
Sealed bids for the erection of a frame
residence with brick basement for T.
M. Swem, will be received at the office
of the undersigned up till noon of Fri
day, Oct. 30, 1903. Plans can be seen
at the office of the architect up to the
hour for receiving bids. A certified
check for $100, payable to T. M. Swem,
must accompany each bid. The right
to reject any and all bids is reserved.'
mtM
Radiant Homo
^Heaters^
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any stove made
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te
Judge of the County Court.
(Seal.)
Pierce & Tenneson.
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Fargo, North Dakota.
,$). Oct. 21-28, Nov. 4, 11, tyj.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hancock Bros., Architects.
1
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WSfcSSr
Sive the most heat,
Burn the least fuel,
Last the longe#t,,:
I. R. O'NEILL,
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