The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], October 31, 1903, Image 16

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New York, Oct. 31.—All the forces
of the fusionists and Tammany are lin
ed up for the great political battle next
Tuesday and even though canvasses
have been made by several clflbs and
one of the big daily papers, it is not
possible to predict with any degree of
certainty whether Mayor Low will be
reelected, or whether George B. Mc
Clellan will defeat him at the polls.
.Certainly New York has never had a
more picturesque campaign in its his
tory. The fight between District At
torney Jerome and Comptroller GroUt,
who seems to have forgotten all the
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a,1^ny s,nce
!fr^l5Kn.T,:at,0n
ranrfiHatPi
Within the past few weeks there has
ideveloped a marked disposition in
of the city. On the 0'^ ml
while apparently wishing to ps eco-
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Sugar and Cream Setsf^Jl
Salad Bowls
Carving Sets
Silver Knives and Forks
Silver Spoons
OFFICE FUPNITURg.
A small percentage of profit on the standard grades of Office Fi|ff)lture
and a rapidly increasing assortment have trebled our business of late in
this department.
We have an endless variety of Office Desks and Offlcc Chairs which enables
|a» tp fit out any and alt styles of offices, .•)
Prices of Office Desks from
Prices
ot
Office
'•V^. ,*rj.}n)
Chairs from
.l* steam and trolley.* lines suffer untold
terrible things he has said concerning inconveniences by ti.e sleet and snow-
accepting that organ-1 sUims
hS pfted
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candidates and every word hat iv ut-
tered by either man .s eagerly gobbled'
•h^ nnVili^iii oP°
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Undertakers and Embalmers. 12 and 14 Broadway, Fargo.
GOTHAM NEWS LETTER
many quarters to call a halt upon wbatlbe.
studttits v*rwus
is termed the extravagant Tlans for ^fhools and Colleges, probaWy reaped
public improvements in New York Jk* 'the
^Qiieal the present incumbents of of
it fre instituting reforms w|iich
arejirs will serve, as it were,
Kip
theit incumbency in 6f-
Much interest Is manifested in the re
rt that a society of Russian Jews as
mg several pieces of property on
outskirts of Brooklyn for tlje piir-
K
Of establishing ji cpjppy thiwe foir
^mber of refugees from KishinefF.
or not the teport is. true can
tw ascertained, tf it slt^ild pr.ove
tCt, however, there is apt to be a
Iftck, coming from siiburbanties in
rticalarf portion of Brooklyn, to
Veriici^ of the Bowery.
ie know ^t the hew Wtt^
be m#ViH.'lli|
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than the famous ITrbokiyt) *^s
pension bridge, when completed. The
moving platform will not be completed
for two years and this will cost an ad
ditional $9,000,000. Even when the
Williamsburg bridge is completed there
will be others on the way, for the Man
hattan and Blackvvell Island's bridges
will hardly be completed for three
years. A few more und. New York
will have a little claim tjp "the, title" of
city of bridges.
With the approach of winter sad
days lodm up for the great army jf
cummuters that must travel daily be
tween homes in suburbs and to busi
ness in New York. 'Those who live.on
af
the two leading
a,e
a" devoVrfdlTby
the public upon appearance 111 print. Un- pit:cd
doubtedly both are good talkers. If
Tammany wins, Mr. Grout stands a
chance of redeeming himself if tile
fusionists succeed in reelecting their
candidate, it will be many years before
Grout will come to the fore again, if
,iever, for it would not be beneath Tam
many to lay a great deal of the blame
for its defeat upon his shoulders.
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THE STORfi THAT SAV^S YOU nONfiY. /&% ."%!
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AT GREAT SAVINGS
Cut Glass, Silv^wii-e
s you wfere not planning to buy fine: chiflA tins'1^StJc -^/-''1pSt
this movement suggests large ecbndrtlies for those who revls^ tifcir
wai rciiit you bying ^tvic the piirchds^s foe fuuir^ Uie,
The following discounts are Bn goods of the highest ch#*
actcr and there is splendid variety to select from. All our
goods are marked in plain figures. Y
Fruit Plates
Salad Pldtfcs
to
990.
9 1 o $ 4 5
Largest House Furnishers in the Wes)
winter aii$ many who can at-
f°"s:,d- ford it board in the city to avoid the
(|e]ay
caused by such conditions. There
thousands, however, who cannot af-
ford such mo(les of livingi however
these are the ones who deserve to be
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Tke^a^fftf^of' the Atc^
ander Dowie is drawing.to a close and
it is doubtful if he will carry away fropi
New York all the dollars that he hoped
for. Indeed it is pretty safe to say that
"Elijah II" lost oil this proposition.
His campaign has been full in incident,
hotoevef, and New York, which froth
tlip very first refused to take Dowie
seriously, has had its quota of fun from
moB.t
fact that all of the city departments and ^oration hont's doings: certainly
alt of the borough presidents have ask-1 VJey ^ve.
'B®""1"® amusement out of thfc
bee,\a
ed for largely increased appropriation* ,My" a„d the vigor w:th which
has caused dubuious shaking of heads 11% ^all.ed ,them 'stinkpots' curs, nasty
find much political capital for the cam-l **11*8*, °^Rr ""pnntable
paign. Ultra conservative New York.' °[tTent,nl5s them to
ers seem to forget that the city is 'No^'' Do^ie go ask God to forgive
growing rapidly and that considerable 9r ^at! which of course only
Increase in expenditures is necessary to
t,,orn ,n
th«
Vep pace with the current develop- thfcy le^ve Gotham next Weelf it wtil be
ment
irt disappointment, not triuaiph^
"pj
}. Pipj-pont Moii«an 4a. pjpe jof il*
delegates from New Yofk bo, tlie an
nual convention pt the Protestant
Eniscdpal Church, whjch kill hdld in
Pittsbur«, Pa., from riicsct Tuesday until
the Friday following. Olie of the
leading subjects to be discussed is "The
Limitation of Industrial Liberty."
Under the head of this si&jfct the labor
troubles in New York SM« other large
cities are to be discussed and if pos
sible, methods will be adopted to ef
fect better relations between capital
a«4 labpr. Another interesting su^ect
win be "Marriage and Dlyorce."
Society will lend its
tMSodtfction v ot
OfltpMte event of the
au^'ence at the first
pne of the most
««W Yorit has ever f*j»n^ Not
will Gothamies be out in full force, bat
wrnm.
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r. Chocolate Pots
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Celery Tra^vv.^j
Chop Dishes
... JYlanicure Trayt'^iilfe
Brush and Comb Trays
Jardiniere*
visitors frotn other parts of the.,couni
try who will conic to a^eml the ^orsi
'•Show will stay^o.vpjr fpr t|ic productioil
'Hcrr Kloepei% tht 'dnxipent basso wh4
has:achieved so,much success in-Berliii
London and-MunicH-will_.be another at
traction of the opetr& -v 's I
:a$ffess.
the flesh-oT
\reitori*s v«ath. WhHi
races toj
ance
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Each s^asoja brings' its fails »mong
the school crildlrcn. This season it is
the woven-shoe-string watch fbbs and
other trinkets. Laces of all colors are
.designed in a really clever lishion by
inany.children. In some iustances they
can -be purchased ior :*•or cciits, but
a« the youngsters Beem to like tfre idea.
ch decorating t^em&eivjct witk their'
wares, they leil yqii quite frankly th*ti
ypu ca,» secure a,,complete course of
"instruction.-' fcyr jo cents, aiid tqiake
your own oraamentg/. The cleverest"
wearer is jtidgrd by the rtumjer of
danglings h^uginir frotn the coats and
naines 1 aprbn strings of the boys and girls,
retort"
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In the agitation for #e4^Wal oif
the $105,000:000 canal bill, it is pointed
out that New Orleans this year, ex
ported 1,000,000. bushels of grain more
than New York. That city claims 32,,
500.000 bushels against 31,150,000 bush^
-cls in New York. A properly con
structed canal, equal to the demands of
the present, would destroy the railroad
combination against the state. There
fore, it becomes a question whether the
state will agree pii improvement of
its canals. or submit to a decline of its
comniercie.
New York,-bas a new grating and,',
it may be1 inckientkU'y remarked.
Dq^ici is 'reS4UJnsiile ior' it. It is the
smart ^hing jiow to say "Peace be UHto
Thee'4, though you may feel in the
scrappiest kipd of a mood or be talk
ing to your bitterest foe. No other
greeting is permissible and it is heard
everywhere. be U»j.o ,thee—
confoiind you!" isjiiOt vnushal' form
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IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP?
A r^ni^y ^r^^hs and 9014s:
is all ngni/Uik' ybu want sotpethiiig thatl
Mail, rfliaifa and eyre the more severe
"anH dSngerous results of throat and lung^
^publes. What shall you do? Go to a
\varm?r and more regular climate? Yes,
if pj^bk it
tnot
pout^lor
in either case take t^ im^ Ve
has been introduced in aft cmlftfed'coun^
tries with success in severe throat and!
lung troubles, "BosChee's German^
Syrup." It not only he^ls and tf imui^ter
the tissues td destro
but allays inflsvunat
p^t&boration, rgjves a
ori
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ItfE FARGO FOnyMrAND DAILY. BEPpBUdSAIf, SATUIDAY EVtorSTO, OCTOBER' SI. 1903'
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
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A hicitiorial service was held In the
collcgc cliapcl Monday in honor of the
late Professor Hall, at. which time an
pillarged photograph of Hall was
presented by Mr. WTllard to the geo
logical department. Mr. Leonard op
enerl thQ service with scriptural reading
'ant-prayer. Professor M/cArdle, so
"intimatefy associated With'Mr. Ha1 fof
a number pf years, s|icilcd 'of him as' a
Student and professor lh the college.
Professqf. Wiiiiard s,po^e of. gc9,
logical work in.^loftli
,Dakotahis
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Howden of McHeriry called
on Professor Ladd Monday to consult
the professor about some box car mer
chant goods to be delivered at McHen
ry in the near future. The box car
merchants are causing considerable
trorblt about this time. They arc now
distributing winter supplies to the
farmers and find it an excellent oppor
tunity to pan off on the unsuspecting
farmer some of the vilest stuff ever
manufactured. We hope that by an
other ytar Professor Ladd will-! have
such a hold on them that they will cith
er have to bring pure #o.odsTinto the
state or keep out altogether.,
The second reception given by the
faculty to the students* was he!J in
Francis Hall Saturday evening. The
Hamline football boys were imbed as
'honor gyests. Ihe hallsl were beauti
fully decorated with the fruits of the
harvest, corn, bunches of wheat and
a*,, and pumpkins.' Madame Fbrtuna
was there to relieve all anxious minds
as to their uncertain future. It was
[undoubtedly the most successful recep
tion ever given at the college. The
(students departed at a late hour, voting
the faculty royal entertainers and hop
ling for ati early repetition of this most
enjoyable event.
The Forum reporter called on Pro
fessor Rose the other day in his visit
to the collcge. He was particularly in
terested in the fine exhibit of machin
ery. much of which was new this year.
Various samples of plums, oil aud
water, with split cylinders to show the
inside mechanism, suction valves, ejec
tors, etc.. were among the collection.
The forge shop is- taxed to its limit
with students. A large class is en
rolled in carpentering. With the class
rooms filled to overflowing now what
is to be done with all the new students
who will come in the winter term? The
solution of this perplexing problem is
worse than that of a Chinese puzzU
Professor Loggie. superintendent of
public schools., addressed the students
in chapel last week. He chose for his
subject, "Longfellow's Courtship ot
Miles Standish," and dealt with it in a
mast interesting manner. The students
were delighted with the talk.- Mr. Log
ie attended the reception given by the
faculty last week. We are glad to note
the interest Mr. Logie is taking in our
college, the students and their work
aiijd we can assure Uim of a most heartv
welcome any time he may call on us.
The weed seed collection prepared by
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Jhe Edith Hill Club met for their
first regular meeting on Monday last
w»^h ,^bout thirty' girls present. Re
ports y,£re re^d 'aft^.a^d. u'ditm.' 'A^t,r,
the preliminary tusinevi Mrs:/ Hult
spoke'JtQ -the girls on "The Will." Tt
w^s a mo?t interesting and helpful talk
in evjry detail. It is the intention of
the ciuD to sccupie some such good
speaker for, fvery Other meeting. 1'he
alternate meetings .Will l«: devoted to
sewing and social chats among the girls
alone.
Professor Shepperd went to Mandan
during the week to purchase .four' thor
oughbred heifers, and tp Glenullin to
purchase a hertji 6f, RambouiUet sheep.
These additions wiU .be used in the
stock judging contest but are intended
for the experiment, station primarily.
The Spectruih number for October is,
now out., The paper is vjpry ^bod this
month ina shpws the result ot careful
selection .of ^oa|tefi»ll.
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.ana of
the debt the state owes for his untiring
efforts, in its behalf. President \Vorst
closed the scrvicc with a most elaquent
eulogy 011 Mr. Hall as a man.
Mr. R.
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T)r. Rea has no superior in diagnos
ing and treating diseases and deformi
ties. He ..will give $50 for any. ease
that lie cannot tell the disease and
where, located in five minutes.
All curable medical and surgical dis
eases, acute and chronic catarrh, and
Special Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat, Lung Disease. Early Con
sumption, Bronchitis. Bronchial Ca
tarrh, Constitutional Catarrh, Dyspep-
VALlBY CITY NORMAL.
A lar^c number of new students have
enrolled during the :Wcek.
Professor Holljg iij conducting an .Iftr
stitute at Mandah,
A number of classes have been divided
and will recite hi sections. This is' done
because of the large number enrolled.
The members of -the football team
were enthusiastically received here after
their creditable work at Grand Forks.
A large delegation of young ladies, pru^
vided with ,a« substantial farm wagon
conveyed tlie athletes Uo the school
grounds. :v^,.
The fjanie between theTargo High
Cut
Flowers
Art
L. R. Waldron is ready for distribution
among the farmers. Mr. Waldron says
that they are going like "hot cakes."
This is encouraging to Mr. Waldron as
it shows hc.w much the farmers appre
ciate his efforts in their behali. Mr.'
Waldron alsojssued a bulleltin recent
ly ons "No-xious Weeds and How to
Kill Them.' This bulleltin. is the re
sult of the most. careful .personal in
vestigation work carried on for a long
time and will be of great value to the
farmers and any one else troubled with
noxious weeds. Address the college
for a.copy of Bulletin No. 56. Dr. Van
Ess is preparing a bulletin on poison
ous plants which will be closely allied
to Mr. Waldron's, Dr. Van Ess', how
ever, will treat more of the effect of
these poisonous plants on cattle.
.Wedding and Funeral
Flowers
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musical department has bee v glxen
Ue eiill ,4iotitef,'\this Js something new
Mt.'a vfery acceptable addilipn to ti»e
fteths of theipaper. .1
President Worst ieft last night to ai
teyid the great game at, Minneapolis
^nd1incidentally to' attend to some h^r
,%h^||.
fineT "Mr 'Mia
.attain Ulio Ms for the past few
e«i giving them' sometii^rcises ^hi
e:rVfc''t'd 'bribg
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Such tril
a goOd strong basket
winter term.
Professor Hult received
from Profes.so.r Boljey the.»p
Jt is' a ltusfiw postal, witfe
of Toiatoi-in'his working
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Many Vears.
Moorhead, Thursday, November 19,j
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can be easily restored. Deformities,
Disease of the Brain. Paralysis. Epilep
sy. Heart Disease, Dropsy. Swelling of* .
the Limbs. Stricture, Open Sores, Painji
in the Bones. Granular Eiflargcments
and all long-standing diseases proper-^'
y e a e Y o u n i e- a e a n
old, single or married men and all who v
suffer from nervous debility, failing'
memory, weak eyes, lack of energy, im-v
poverisned blood, pimples also blood'
and skin diseases. Eruptions, Hair Fall-1
ing, Bone Pains, Swellings. Sore Throat,[
Ulcers, Kidney and Bladder troubles^
Weak Back, receivc searching treat
ment, prompt relief and cure for life.
Cancers. Tumors. Gbiter, Fistula and'
Piles, vjjitli the subcutaneous injection
method,' ab^oltlitcly without pain antH
without the loss of a drop of blood, is
School and the-Normal football teams
occurs' at the home grounds this after
noon. One other game will be played
here this season.
Principal McFarland will deliver the.
convocation address at the state univer
sity on Dec. 5.
The faculty recently took up the ques-r
tion of English teaching after a reports
by a special committee. It was agreed
that greater attention should be paid 111
common schools to oral composition and
the oresence of a literary environment
tending $0 promote the power of expres-.
skn through the student's conscious
and unconscious imitation of good writ-"
ing. The teaching of grammar too'
early in the school course was« de-.
precatcd.
The faculty, ,ia giving special attention
to tlie discussion of professional themes.
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Special attention paid to out-pf- toy? ,rde||
Moderate prices and Fresk stock -'H )4•
FARGO, N. D. V
Makes the first payment on a new
The world's famous CHICKERlNG heads tye iUt of twenty-five different
makes we carry. Upon payment 'of $25.00
WILL SHIP ANY ONE OF OUR 200 VARIETIES, 011 display in our
warerpoms to any part of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and
Montana, after #hich we allow you to make monthly payments to suit
yjttof fiypyeniience.
*Y6u, have the privilege of iselecting a piano in person from our 200 varieties
always on display, or by our beautifully illustrated catalogue. You select,
itor inst^npe, our. HIGH GRADE PIANO, valued at f200.00. You pay $25
down, leaving $175.00 in deferred payments. This givps you eighteen
months on our regular fit0,00a month systehi, and you have'the piano from
date Ojf.fir**. Jaymeht. •.
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