The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 07, 1903, Image 4

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What About a
Dinner Set?
DO YOU WANT ONE
We have just received a manufac
turers' line of sample Dinner Sets.
There are but twe or three of a kind
and we have made prices on them
which should sell them at once.
Dinner Sets of 100 pieces, plain and
finely decorated with neat sprays on
gootfqualitysemi-porce- CMC
lain ware. Sample price IVU
SO doz. Real German China Cups
and Saucers, plain and
white n i-
only I «lPO
Fancy Japanese China Chocolate
ups
and Saucers, regular 35c 4A.
values, at I v V
Plates and Bowls to match Qn
above, at. I 5FO
Now is the time to buy fine China
for Holiday Gifts. An endless
variety of Cups and Saucers, Crack
er Jars, Bouillon Cups and Saucers
in French Haviland and German
China, A. D. Coffee Cups and Sau
cers, Salad Bowls, Chop Plates,
Chocolate Pots, etc.
2«=Per Ct 0ff=20
For Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Only.
ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OP ...
Lace Curtains
CARPET AND DRAPERY DPPT.
hina Matting, regular 18c 4 t% 1
value, at Ifc2(jr
China Matting, regularise |QA
v alue, at I Of#
hina Matting, regular 30c OAa
value, at fcUG
China Matting, regular 351 A tA
alue, at ftUU
Redfern "Z"
Straight-Front
Is particularly design
ed for splendidly pro
o i o n e o s
forms with, excellent
waist lines, curving
hips, generous sizes
without corpulency.
It
brings out beauti­
ful curves, suppress
ing form defects. A
handsome corset of
Fine French Batiste,
o z u i s i e y a o e
with rich lace Jarran
telles attached.
Whito-$7.00
PROOF
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WHAT THE WEATHER MAY BE.
Model 383
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Is made I3f* airt
JtHE
Extraordinary
Values
to be found here.
Ladies' and Children's
Hats, at
75c, $1, $1.50, $2
and up to $10.
AiBazon Plumes for Hat
Trimmings 12-inch Os-
lr,k.hl:lume:. 65c
f^elleht
Vitality Of English Ba­
tiste with the new Hah-
Hip and low bust, a^d
Comes in sizes frbni |8
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DaPABTMBMT Of ASIIOOLTDU.
Wkatheh BUBHAO.
Moorhead, Minn.. Nov. C, 1903.
Pressure at 9. a. m.. 28.83: noon, 28.80.
Temperature. 7 a. m.. 36": noon. 50°. f*
Clear Weather over the Middle and Sonttiem
r,^es. Partly cloudy elsewhere. The tempera
aHL® I
ovwr
Chicago forecast: Generally fair tonight and
bunday warmer to-ni^jht and cooler Sunday.
CITY LOCALS.
IJuy D. & P. glovas.
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Cqok points signs,
Aid* ^0Mtlni"Washfaigtoa frying
-•T%*Wftfwwe*eala.
Leslie 'Ca.hill, ii years old, of Wal
Mass^ hist,been ap|»ott)ted so
the
in
possess
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Fancy Pillow Tops
Fancy Japanese Pillow Tops:
very effective, A
from $1.00 to Uiu"
Pillow Ribbons 4# to
v
toao, pnly
rf- ,- &
N»«-th«rn
Montana and
Alberta higher over other sections. Light
raiu has fallen dunnff the past 24 hours oyer
Washington and snow over Northern New Y6rk
and upper Atlantic coast, and snow was falling
this morning at Buffalo. The pressure is slowly
rising in the Nortliweet. Killing frost reported
at New York City. H. W. GRASSE, Observer.
a voice of remarkable sweetness -ihd
ranjre.
Plant Chinese sacred lilies now—
shipment just reed. Shotwell & Graver.
BABIES' SMILES.
Witb perfect ease oar sensitive camera
takes .in every detail of the baby smiles
and records them on our Qroas drain
Paper, which
gives
FOBTJH MTO
8-f-N
Faucy Plaids, such as Scoteb
Scotch Tweods 40-in. wide,
per yd
Fancv Plaids tor school dreiSt I
etc., 87-in. wide, per yd. '»«•.«
French Voiles 38- in.,
Per yd
Panne Zibeline in colors 38ln.,
par yd
Panne Zibeline in oolors 45-in.,
per yd
Mohair Brilliantine in oolors
50-iu., per yd
Black Armere 48-in.
per yd
Swell Autum Dress Goods at Right Prices
Plaids,
49c
25c
59c
59c
1.00
75c
5 yds. to
a In ilt, per bolt 4 A A
$1.50 and InW
Another lot, very fancy, OQa
per yd Owl*
LANKETS
SilK Sale Continued
Our La«t WeaK's SilK Sale Will be Continued:
the latest finish and
swellest effect—prices reasonable and
the babies like u#.
CilafcsM't QtmnmI Plctr SlwM,
.Phone 664-L. N. P. Avenue*.
The name "Joeys" has-been suggest
ed by a political opponent as a handy
popular title for Mr. Chamberlain's ad
herents. It is urged that the word
"seems to have as much reason behind
it as 'whig' or 'tory,* or even 'Jacob
ite.' It has an appropriate flavtor of
vulgarity, it suggests jaunty adventur
ing and it has the popular ring."
Sting Oscar of Sweden, it is said,
ts a speculator on a fairly large scale
and his made a l|r|fe. amount of n*
by dealing in Stocks and by privi
buying up
^toclfi
& o6to{'t^W«)r'
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On 'th« change they
T5ATL?
Black Serges 38-In. S-?i
par yd
Black Serge Cheviot 45-jn.
per yd
Black Voile 40-in.
per yd
Black Mohair Brilliantines GO-in.
e y a
Black lielroeo Crepe 5?-in.
Per yd
Black French Voile 4iin.,
Per yd
Black Zibeline 50-in.
per yd .v.«»•*....
Ladies'Genuine Kid Glove Sale
Fargo's Supreme Show and Sale—Gloves as Never Before.
QOp Kid Qloves in almost all the correct colors. An entire line of a
certain brand embracing every quality,
Iruin
$1.50 to $2.50 All! go at
45c
CORSET SECTION.
•Approaching the necessity of correct style and finish for the present modes of
dress, we have made a thorough investigation of all the latest styles: in the
leading makes and their effects on gowns. We are consequently ih a posi
tion to absolutely guarantee our models to be THE CORRECT DE
SIGNS FOR THE NEEDS OF THE PRESENT SEASON. We handle
nothing but the standard well-tested makes, and have the exclusive sale in
Fargo for the BEST AND MOST POPULAR MAKE.S on the market. We
guarantee every corset we cell and stand ready to redeem any garment not
perfect in every detail.
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Also made of Batiste
and having the Empire
Dip Hip with -front and
side hose supporters.
Comes in sizes 18 to
ai, in white ohly^jrt
woud be wanted for street improve
ments in course of time.
Have Knight Printing Co? print it 1'
Gentlemen wear D. & P. gloves.
rLlCKlRTAIL Cigar pleases
every one. A lo-cent smoke for 5c.
Gents' Furnishings and
=BBoys' Clothing=
Men's Underwear, excellent value,
at
isc
65c
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11
1.25
1.50
Ladies' Neckwear
Very dainty effects in
Ladies' NecKnvear,
Collar Tips, etc.
Ladles' Lace Collars in all styles
from
to $0.50.
Bedding for the
Approaching Winter
300 Pairs Cotton Blankets, 10-4
size, in Gray and Tan,
with fancy borders,pair Om91#
10-4 Gray and Tan CottOn Blank
ets, nice soft fleece "J J2
grade, per pair ....t. Of#
11-4 Gray and Cotton Blankets, extra heavy, |A
Per pair
10-4 Gray Wool Blankets, &'•>• A AC
Per pair i*i., .J& ZaSO
Large, Fluffy, warm, Comfortable silk lined coverings, in 4 AE"
fancy designs, worsted tied, each I O
Anyone wanting an electric door bell.,
or nameplate, call on or send postal iamas- ^^.en^e^y
card to Edward Carlson, New Fargo
riouse,
TRANSFER LINE
Especially equitfpe^
fo*
the rapiff
transfer ofall effeets.
OBORaB WeDaWOOD, Prop.
Office with W. P. Mortis Store. Prant
Street.
Otftce'PlMMieaS7. House 906.
Morris Williams of Wilkesbarre, who
has just been appointed president of thel
Pennsylvania Coal Co. started his worl^
bout the mines as a breaker boy and
has risen through all tKe grades cjf min
ing to his present position, where
contfods miltions ot dollars' woith
BATTOTOf «TE»^|sSbVEMBEB
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Men's Negligee Shirts, plain and #AA
fancy..»
Boys' ClotHlng at 20 Per"
Cent Off Regular Price
deLendrecie's
Shoes
to SH,
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THE BEST MADE.
The family shoe bill is a large item
in the year's expenses, and these
remarkable makes, handled by us,
are money savers. Known to be
the longest lasting shoes made:
For Boys:—Box Calf, Blucher style,
heavy Goodyear welt ...and extension
soles 2%
3.00
l!.76
2.50
•V
13^ to a
at
10^ to 13,
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Velour Calf lace, heavy soles, makes
a dressy shoe,
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2.26
Our Storm Calf Slioe with heavy ex
tension soles, a good shoe for boys
hard on their shoes sizes A E
2% to $%, at... MfalOu
13 to 2f
at .....
Patent tCid, dull mat top, light' soles,
suitable for dancing, etc.,
sizes 2Yi to 5y2, at On W
Sizes 13^ to 2,
2.00
2l50
2.25
Sizes 10# to 13,,
at
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Ask to see our splendid
Marked-Down Seoes
at
lot of
98c
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Children's Special Grade' Jersey
ribbed, fleece lined, per
garment
Children's flat heavy fleece 4 Of*
lined, per garment I JSC
Ladies' flat and Jersey rib
lied fleeced, per garment...
Wool and Lisle mixed,
,^er garment
20c
50c
50c
HOSIHRY.
Rtdffrn "l»"
Straight-Frcnt
A model fdrm
the latest Pa
sisiau design.
Long skirt,
medium height
bust. Stunning
design, creat
ing a chic fig
ure. Made of
coutil or ba
tiste the lat-
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er. a material
e u i s i e o
summer wear,
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Fits into the
form so readily
that it seems
a part of ihe
figure.
White
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W|L
For Ladies and Children, good
quality, at all prices.
Model I85
Is ^,-very handsome crea
tion in French Batiste,
beautifully trimmed with
lace, and cut over new lines
to reduce the abdomen.
Has long, Extending skirt
with Jarratille attachment.
Sizes 18 to 30, for only
property and commands more than 10,
000 men.
Read press notice^ ^De^iith Re
cital in this issue. I
D. & P. gloves are best made.
You never saw so many haj)py peo
pleas those who are wearing these pa-
Money to loan on valley lands or
City property at a low rate ,of
No committlQn chargMl.
CaH and see us. Real estate-for
The Lockhart Company, Edwins
BuUdinf. ^..•i
Real AdrdEral Schley, fcj&tired, writ
ing" his memoirs and has reached that
period of the Chilian rebellion, when hr
and his ship were ordered to the seen*
of trouble. The admiral'^ story of the
off San^#i^r»»e^ strai1^^
narrative^ hacked up with
to official doaxb^en'ts to
may mat^
i&tt* it, so htf'4«Mfei ..
ait opportunitjr to ibotoft*
mSsMmm
1,1m.
him, Is would be the" case wfcre he to
write in controversial vein.
Football supplies, outing goods, John
son's Cycle Supply House.
Get Pocahontas Smokelss Coal at
Interior Lumber Co.'s#'
See tfie Doyle bath room heater, light
little vitally effective, cost $3.5& /^V.
D. Prescott, Keeney Block.
Tom Thomson of Pelican Rapids,
Minn., I3 visiting his brother, Matt
Thompson, for a few days.
Mr. Bronson and Mr. Nerhaugen are
moving their studio from frront Street
to newly furnished roonp^f over 115
Broadway i
J. H. Zlmmerrnati Di^ect6r: Thfcre
will be an important rehearsal of the
North Dakota State Band at Stone's
store at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
For goodness sake look into the win
dow at Nickells' all night drug store
and see the pipe cJispJay—the finest in
the city.
Mrs. tthoda Houghton Millikafl, #ho
was the first discoverer that James
Whitcomb Riley, the hoosier poet, had
talen in vergifiedrdi'ed kaft weefc in~|n
dianapolis.
Do you feel mean, tired, fagged out,
all run doWh, nb life? Why not take
Rocky Mountain.. Tea? Makes you
well and keeps yotl MtelL .35 cents. Fout
& Porterfield.
The Two Sisters drew a large house
last night and the performance gave
general satisfaction. Manager Walker
predicts a big business for Wednesday
night, when Quincy Adams Sawyer will
be the attraction.
The local offices of the Germania Life
Insurance Co. have .been moved into the
new hard wood finished rooms on the
second floor of the Edwards Building,
where Manager Treat and his force of
assistants are now receiving xallers-—
rooms 9-10-11-12.
Lumber
bought
Lumbar Company
Shingles
Phone
The Unity Club meets Sunday even
nig at 8 o'clock. Professor Hult will
read extracts from "Prometheus
Bound."- This change has been made
since the fir?t announcement of the
subject for tomorrow.
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The contest over the will of the late
William Eggert was adjourned at noon
today until Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
ion
zio,
It is probable that a conclus­
will not be reached in this contest un
til
the middle or fatter part of next
week.
The real name of Gobriele D'Annun^
whose "Citta Morta" has been pro
liibited by the censor, is Gaetano Rapag
nctto.
The dramatist is the son of
Duchesa Maria Gallese De Roma. He
is
a musician as well as a playwright
and
has a son who has a certain cele
brity
as a' mandolinist. »•••?_
POTATOES
We want them in wagon loads or
ear loads, on toeck, at any station.
MA8ILL tO. Parfe, H, 0.
The popular painting of Queen Wil
helroina ha3 been done In silk stitches
on a Singer sewing machine and a re
production of this work is on exhibi
tion in 4he Singer building on Broad
way. The wonderfully fine work that
can be d^ne on this machine is hard
to realize.
W. J. Lane g&?e out the information,
today that a number of offices, single
aild en suite, would be fitted up on the
first floors of the Robb-Lawrence
building. Mr. Lane says that there
has been such a demand for offices in
the building that the owners have de
cided to fit up a nurilber.
The executive committee of the State
Irrigation Congress will' convene at the
Commercial Club rooms, which are in
the L. K. Temple above The For ifm of
fices, next morning. The meeting is ex
pected to draw the attendance ot many
inflential business men from different
parts of the state as the deliberations
are of great importance in prospective
results.
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LAW WAS SUSTAINED.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 7-—Judge
John E. Carland, of the United States
court for the district of South Dakota,
sustained the ^anti-compact law between ,. v
'fire insurance companies in fixing rates.
The companies applied for an injunction iff]"
to restrain the insurance commissioner 'cj
from enforcing the law. Judge Carland i fj
denies the injunction, and says:
"Clearly these companies have the
option either to cease business in the
state of South Dakota or comply with
the law in question. They have no cop
stitutional rights that are infringed,-!
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iRYA^'S STATEM'E^W
New Haven, Conn., Nov. —William
expressly
cide whether or not the twelfth section
can hereafter be held
tabiishing a trust."
any intention to de
e twelfth
operative in es-
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BOTH MAY AP#E^
New Havevn, Conn., Nov. the|
probate court today Bryan was admit-T
ter to act as administrator of the will
of Philo Bennett, the objection to him
by Mrs. Bennett's counsel being over-fe
ruled. The bond was fixed In the sum
of $360,000. Both sides indicate Ml ap-fe
peal.
business. I bought Several hundred
thousand head of cattle this fa#.H%
vife
IF A PRESIDENT.
Washington Star:f "Mike,!'
SUNDAY W PHf LADELiH?'Af' 1
Baltimo^ Ameri^nf Again i£fcas§i
Sunday. ..
Again Sergeant Zellers» with PatroV-^
men Ray and Emrich, were going Upfci
Madison Avenue.
They were passing the grofettr^j
Suddenly Emrich halted.
i s e e a i e
The others stopped and listtn^d."
They heard nothing. I
"What ic itv
as
keti Sergeant £ellers.p
"1 think there is some work going**
on inside," replied Emrich.
Curiously they tip-toed feo a side win-3
dow and peered in- •,(
Emrich was right.
Just inside the window sat a vinegar^
barrel. 7
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can often save A
Day's Travel or A
Day's Time by using
the Long Distance
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J. Bryan reached the city late yesterday jl
from Lincoln, Neb., and at once went to V
the offices of his attorneys, where he v ijx i
read the decision in the Bennett will
contest which Judge L. W. Cleaveland O
handed down earlier in the day. After
M*r. Bryan had conferred with his law
yers he decided to make a statement,
which is as follows:
"Jhq dfcisioo of Judge Cleaveland in
the Bennett will case is in my favor
on all the moral questions raised by the
heirs and against me on the technical
law points only. "The judge finds that
no undue- influence was exercised on
Mr. Bennett and that no injustice was
done to the relatives. He holds, how
ever, that the letter to Mrs. Benentt
cannot be probated with the will, but he
expressly disclaims any intention to de-
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WHOLESALE SENTIMENTALIST^
Washington Star: "I think that|
tvety good man is fond of aniftials," re- S
marked the young woman.
"I'm glad to hear you say so," an
swered Mr. Pygmalion Packard of Chi-^
cago. "I. 'spose I can claim to think'M
as much of animals as anybody in the
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Plodding Pete, "what would yf?u cfo if^
you was to wake up an1 find yourself a^
railway president?" "I dunno," an-®
swered Meandering. H:kev "HumanU
nature is human nature. I s'pose I'dtf
get mercenary an' begin to worryOf
about all de rides I've been beatin* deu
company out of."
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