The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], October 31, 1903, Image 14

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Itoxir Application At Once To
The Physician's Institute.
fTftpy TTHI Rend You Abnoltrtoly Freci On«
•fi'ittlr lOO GnusrpSr.prt'ine El'vctrlc Helta,
the Kelt WMfh 11a*1 Pilule so Many Wonder
ftal C'iv« h—You iN'eu(in'tS ji«l livui a I'ostRg#
**m»*
dust I'our .Name and ft ridm—i
f.
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Bcvsn yc.'.ri ago u
tejliu Pfiyalelaas
Then
St .ty i Illinois granted
'•tiitv'of Chicago a charter.
\vj .s need ut bu^ictluug above tlie ordl-
Bury luotUo-i or treatment for chronic diseases,
-flonultimc moro than
ray
ono r.*eelalSst or
nay
iinniiKr of specialist act'ut? Independently
could do. so tfio fitnt'j itself, under «lio powers
granted it by its general laws, eavo the power to
the Physicians' institute to fi to the sick
Bur.h ii'.Iji a's rculd rcrJio thua well and strong.
fc'.vor Us establishment this Institute !ias
endeavored ia every pa -.r.lbla way to carry cut
the original jurpoaos cf Us establishment under
the honollcient la'va of 1!:j State.
Three years arc, tho Physicians' Tnrtltute.
rcali/J.i? tho value of ctoctrlcity In tho treatment
Of cort:t.:n phases of disease, creatcd wider tho
Mpertntrri K- ico of Its f-taC of .specialists an
eloctrlc holt, unci this belt lias been proved to be
of rcreaS vaku as acvrativn ajrent. Frcn time
to tlmw it has hecn improved until It readied
that suzo of i:erfoctlcu wiilch warranted its
proso::t. ii no of
This bolt Ss mostcnvctlve cf nil apents In the
fiuto of rliCiii.'iathuM, luir.baRO, lamo back, nerv
003 oxh.i'iwttun, waakened cr lost vital functions,
Taiieoc:'k', kldnoy disorders and many other
COinr-daints.
'i iiis ".Supremo Electr!c Belt" Is made In one
frrado only—v o gaago—t 'icro Is no barer electric
belt irmtlo ana irj h" It cr.a bo made.
Whenever In tlio opinion of our stall of speeial
ista the vcrnierl..). curative and revitalizing
forcers of electricity will euro
treo cf all cost, ono oi theso
BelK It Is not
vou wo seua you,
Supremo Electric
ri'ut
cn
trial,
Sr. is yours to keep
forever without tin. payment of eriRcer.t.
•'Vri ta today in confidimcc. telI int-ai 1 spoilt your
andKivo waist it-t-assure. aud the hPlt will bo
SgOt you a*"so'u .«lj "recti!. oiK-e.
"ViiCIA'iS' iNSTsTUTt, j8,V
Unity
SHOWIiNG UP A NEW DESIGN
in wall papers, borders and ceilings
is our business every passing season
—and it's not limited to one design,
cither. We have many novel and
attractive patterns on exhibition
right now—figures and coloring
which you should see to appreciate
the recent work of artistic designers
bent on the beautification of your
homes.- Look ailcyattlike without
paying a cent. -V
FARGO DECORATING CO.,
T. C. CANNIFF, Manafter.
610-12 Second Avenue North, Fargo, N« D.
'Phone 250-L.-
i HUNTER HOTEL
A STAFi-'ORD, Proprisicr. 4}
First-Class Accommodation |or,,
the Traveling Public.
MEALS SERVED on the
A^«
ican or European Plart.
Porftr at AU Trains
Uve Us a trial.
HUNTER,
N. D.
HARLES.E. WILSON, Auctioneer
Live Stock a ep^clalty, write for dates.
Terms reasonable for first class work.
^Residence 817 Fourth Avenue South.
Fargo, N. D. PJhonie 64I.
FOREIGN CAPITAL
FFBCTED BY WALL STREET.
,of "M'P«*^d ftrHXrtiaa
dress ^/h^nll de-
'V.
Fargo theatre-go«rs are especially
fond of entertainments that rriake them
laugh heartily, therefore they will cer
tainly patronize art&renjoy to the limit
that splendid f«rc«,^A: Friend of the
Family'* whitH^^^^e giveu at the Far
go Qperahouse* this* -e.y.efting, with.
George W. Barnum, a9:.]«ft'(lin!5 come
dian And handsome AjhSfeVJohnson w-
®4®4
Address
Building, Chicago, HI
-*J Miss Alice Johnson, with "A Friend of the Family.
leading lady. Supported by a' strong
company of fun makers which includes
such well known names as Daisy Gra
ham, last season Frohman's "Sky
Farm" Co. Josepha Crowcll, a promi
nent member of Mrs. Fisk's C». Vio
lctte Villers, who scored a hit ill "The
Liberty Belles Barry Maxwell,- who
has made millions laugh by his porlray-
®4®4 £•$• ®4S}A
GEO.
of the leading parts in yearly alLthe
iginal Hoyt farces and
io
oli right
Jown the line. i-..-
,'
Tlie delightful picture of .life jn l^ew
England, "Old Jed t'rotily." presented
)y an exceptionally strong .company, will
lppear at the Fargo opcrahouse ivixt
Tuesday evening. ^'Old Jed. Prouty''
does not require any extended notices
to excite the interest of the people in
its coming. Mention ''Old Jed Prouty"
to thousands of our theatre-goers and
"hey at once exclaim.. ".Well I'll go to
A RARE Attiifetibfl
t»
Muslcai ^east for Farco- -Theodore Thoiftas'
Famous Orchestra Here Next Month.
The world-famous Theodore Thomas
orchestra, of Chicago, i's to plaw in.
Fargo, giving one concert at the FjffSp
Ojperahouse on Sattffday. evet^ing,
2 8 5
This is tlfe first Ideftitft/*- ^itfeoiirtcfe-
C. P. Walter's ricgotia^i^^'being thus
brought to 3, siicce^siyl t'eK'niitiatlon.
The Thomas orchestfa Iiri.s iijSv'cr be
fore been tempted so 'fk¥-frohi its home,
the temptation, it is understood, being
in the form of a very large cash guar
antee. i
The Theodore Tjiomas" orchestra,' fa
vorably known to the musicians of^the
world for forty (40) years, v/as estab
lished in the city of Chicago under the
name of the Chicago orchestra in i89i.
In addition to the Chicago season,
which consists of twenty-four weeks',
concerts (two each week), from fo.m' to
eight weeks has been useVT'eacfi' year
for, concerts in othe cities. Last sea-'
a tou(. 0{ e}ght
weeks vvas given eW"
tirely under the direction of Frederick
i
see it agnitt." Like all old masterpiecesf,
new beauties r.ic discovered in it with
repetition of attendance. The musical
features for which this play is famous,
will be rendered by ,? quartette, of
voices.' Many new vaudeville 'feature*',
specialties, ctc.e' have .b.eeii added this
sfea'sbii.
U-ir*i .*UP
The' ScVnfs'i-.Y {JenTPwtl"Tfus-npsbh's.
'play '"'l'lid U\vo Swlers'.' have been
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carefully and artistically copied from
the very places on which they are
based. In act one there is a corrcct
representation of a New Vork Hotel,
office with its busy action. Act two js
a splendid copy of a favorite part of
Central Park. The third act shoWs a.
rather thrilling study of the rcfpf tb])iC
of New York—the action here is ve^y
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fei'tir rrijH
p«'J al
,i:'*h
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no j(
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•i mma
fhr-iMittg. InUhe last act an exterior
.view is shown of a .prortinent hot
Tihis work has all, been done by E
.FrP-wr. who is -said to be tjiq beM
scenic artist in America today afld• lie
has certainly done himself proud \vi(h
it. "The Two Sisters" with its matcji
less company and perfect equipment
will be played in tfiis city^oi? -it^xt
day evening. i' v,
Theodore Thomas' famous orchestra
is td /play in the Fhrgo Oper^hoti|id
Nov. 28. .. ..
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A. Stock, vvlio'for nV6' ye'afs has befen
aissistant to Mr. Thomas in Chicago
Mr. Stock possesses qualifications for
work of this kind enjoyed by but few
men, and his success last season was
instantly recognized in ill of the thirty
seven cities, visited. He established
himself a3 a leader of bro^d, capabili
ties and especial fitficss.
r. "Stock Vi?in cd^dycf the ebneerts
fn /Farjfo'.
plvf.r. !*'Th^m^s
wlfo is* dvfer
years old ittrvfer eoiidu^fe the'^di^s
tra ouWltfe 6f: Chlcafe&.
Tlfe of'theslrd #UI -mtffllbW sMty
pieces anH the .SoloSsrtJrftt Fargo will be
Jentiy 'Osburn,* soprano PBruito^Stc^n
deli'/qejli.£ts and Leopold Kramer, yijo*
linist.O
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DIRECT CONNECTION^ At I
Union depots are made at St. Paul atid.
Minneapolis bv'al! trains frofn 'Patific
coast and northwestern oolnts with-tlu
Wisconsin Central llaUway, tlius af
fording a comfortably apd convenl
/oi?rney to ^lanitpwoc, Milwaukee,
cago antl eastern Snd Stti^iern
via two modern trains living daily
Por ftirtlwt iiifornwtibhpjippy to youf
nearest ticket agent,
jas. c:. pond. c. r. A..
Wis.
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For State News Read The Foru
They prevent flues #•,
from leaks and,
If
a
p''':
fire an engine
''al 006.4
Better ome and
see. one whether
buythjft
year or not* iA
'the Success Stoker Saves the Engine.
r"very
long
Last Monday'evening the members
of the faculty were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Fjsher and Mr. and Mrs.
Pearson, at the latters' home on Fifth
Avenue South.
The Latin Club had its first regular
meeting of the term last Monday even
ing. The delay was due to the fact
that the books had to come from Ger-
me?"
Fargrt, N. D.. Autnist 24,19QS.
Parsons Band Cutter and Self Feeder Co., Newton, Iowa.
Gentlemen—I have been using the hui fess Stoker on my stra'w
DU'rninK engine this fall «ud must a ty that I have never used a
pieeo of machinery that has pleased me more. It keeps a stead
ier fire, feeds in a steady stream, uses lets straw, and larger
grate surface, no cold air on
tho
flues, consequently no worl on
flues necessary. 'Hres as easy in windy weather as in calm and is
especially fine for,firing 011 the road. It will feed chaff and fine
stuff as well us straw. I believe it will double the life of an
engine, Yonrs truly,
COLLEGE
In Monday's --game'. wilh.v tlamlin
University Fargo College surprised
even her friends by her showing iit tjie
beginning of the- first half. Hamlip.
seefned to be disorganized, ller, har 1
game with the A.^C.•probably Jcft he/,
players in bad shape, and not lijl, t,h?Jr.^
had to did they get into real' fthap?.
Fargo seemed to be able to tear gr^a
holes in the center of ncr ime and t..
go around her tackles when ever sht.
wanted to. Repeatedly Clement was
pulled out of the line and sent through
center for three, four or even five
yards.- His playingf shows a very.grea.
improvement and he Lids fair to de
velop into an exceedingly strong play
er in another year. Kinkade, too,
played a much fiercer and more effec
tive game than heretofore. But in the
last half the superior weight of Ham
lin began to tell and. the Fargo men
soon were worn out and could no long
er put up the plucky fiery play that had
vharactenised their game in the first
half. The .collegers ,more than satis
tied with the game except for the in
juries that were sustained. Huntley
had his elbow badly Wfejiched aud it
lias given him much pain all the week.
It seems, however, to bet recovering
fast. Kinkacle was worn out aiul bauly
bruised. He seema tp be soft and un
alSle* t&%^lly
r'atf
S. A. HOLMES.
Th,r*
The
a' slretcp.
But everyone in the school is broken
up over Sargent's nose.' It was so
ba^Jy ^mashed that he will be gerrnan
entfy out of the garrte. Therfe is no
onein sight w4to -begin to fill his
place.
W. B. Wilson^ Brother of
Francis Wilson, tho
MR. W. B. WILSON.
"My wife,
the A. M.
tusoes.
I Was a Wcakling When I Began Taking Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.' I
*^4Si
My wife," said Mr.
thrived it she
ier weight by al
u
Vt
i'.aon, "Wtafickly
a. ,.u„ immediately startedtp USB it Aftl
almost 50 pounds
gentle
builds
eiMarrti,
cost will come back to you in short Order
many. The club is, as ever, enthusiastic
ind doing good-vjrli.
Thursday afternoon Miss Marsh in
vited the members of the Y. W. C. A.
and the'r friends to meet Miss Kant
of the Moravian Mission in Thibet.
Miss Kant gave an interesting account
of her stay there.
Zcta Theta Signia will 'meet next
Monday afternoon? giving .^^ea pro-?
gramme'.
Next- week Edward Baxter Perry
will give two lecture recitals, the first
Tuesday evening in the chapel, the sec
ond Wednesday evening ifL .Stone's
Music Hall.
Rev. C. H. Dickinson of the First
Congregational Church was a guest at
ne day Iast
wefk
S *r* ':ri•*#"*&
DOUBLE VIOLATION^ ./ i
Hankinson NewsPure Food In
s^pc(^or_ La^ld ha^ notified |he .stage's at-^
torneys of some of the counties that a
number of samples of so-called so|t
drinks contain a large percentage. of
alcohol, and in some of the prohibition
counties it is reported that steps will
be taken to punish dealers who are en
gaged in the sale of soft drink bever
ages. Prosecutions will be made tinder
the prohibition law. which defines un
lawful beverages as those containing
any percentage of alcohol. The law
and, Strong It Saved My Life/' Says Mr. Wilion.
I feel that I owe my life 1
•aid W. B. Wi
to 1
Fur
When I started
Whlskdy, I wel)
the scales at 820
K-LSibi
the best kintf of jirmanent investment. Let us talk the matter .,
«fc expediency and expense over with you.
K. J. HARRINGTON,
Plumbing, Heating and Klactfic Fixtures.,
Douglas Block, Broadway, Fargo, N. D.'
Duffy's Pure
ey," »uid W. B. Wilspu, 'brother
Wflson the nptedac^w,
Halt \V tiiskej
pi Francit
really feel as tljough i cannot say ei
the way of prkismg ihiS wonderft|Ji remedy.
It has built me ap from a mere weakling
the robust, strong man that I now am.
deed, I feel certain that but for Duffy's
ure Malt Whiskey 1 should noW be in my
»ve.
CM
really feel as tljough I cannot say enough in
Duffy's Pure Halt
135T pounds now I tip
inds. It was four years
rd of the toqio. waa
srriblyfrom malaria, and a friend
led EKifty^ Pure Malt Whiskey to
or came to my cheeks, and my stejp became
was in my you
ver felt
to au
from anr that has
BlaKe
Telephone 4^ ^ar^o, ft. It*
Big Demand For Hfents
If you want to have your house bring more rent money, put in
Modern Plfrmbing and a Steam or Hot Water Furnace.
With
Improvements
and make
the
V
formerly allowed the sale of'beverages
containing less, thaji two per cent of al
cohol but that provision has been 're
pealed. and it is now held as unlawful
to sell anything in the shape, of soft
drinks containing any alcohoj wh'atefisr.
DON'T COUGH
ALL
NI^HTF
Restful sjeep follows tise of ^Jr.
King's i JJew Discovery, the test l^hg
cure in the world. No cure,"too $»y.
,50c, $1, Fout & Porterfield.
i
For State News. Read Th^ For$im.
Humai
Hair
RBSorfcmcnt of switch#
es, and wigs to niutcti
your own hair, or made ttf
order. Prices very rea£
sonable. The ladies art)
invited to call or write
s
Kopelman*r
a Elchth Street Soath,
'Phone 341.1
MRS. W.
it, Mich.
tf
|S[ow Rpbv st
Am
's Pure Halt Whiskey. When she saw how I
pounds. A refer months later she had increased
the bestof health, arid isoonvinoed that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey aloue is responaibie
I Avenae
#it&
ey to our friends and they have, by its use,' reoovered completely from their
h. }tr, 'VVillci) is ths special renreiflrtlativ# et
heatrieal Banking Syfi^oate of Ksw Yo?k.
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