The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], April 02, 1904, Image 16

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A 34-Inch
Top Coat
One of the smartest and most
Stylish overcoats we can show
you this season is this 34 inch
top coat a Hart Schaffner &
.Marx product, of unmistakable
quality.
You wont find such a coat
anywhere else in town there's a
distinction in it which other
makers don't get into clothes.
You need just such a coat as
this for Spring, and for the cool
evenings of summer easy to
carry on your arm if you like
and always pleasant to be seen in
We show plenty of Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes for
all sorts of wearers.
J. F.
O E S
&CO.
101-102 Broadway, Fargo.
Y O U
DRESSED POULTRY
BUTTER and EGOS
Top market price day of arrival
Clark Produce Co.
512 First Ave. N. Tel. 207.
Y E A
217
217
phone
Prunes, Good
per lb
Prunes, large,
per lb
Pocket
Razors
bhears
A1
VT
25c
Cero-Fruto, 3 packages
Peaches, choice evaporat
ed, per lb ..
Sc
8c
10c
Apricots, choice evapor
ated, per lb
I22C
Apples, choice evaporat
ed. per lb
10c
We have just received a direct
importation Huntley & Painter's
English Biscuits. Twenty-five varie
ties to select from.
Have you tried Peter's Swiss
Chocolate.
Notliing nicer.
T. E. Yerxa
Guaranteed
Cutlery-
HARRINGTON,
HARDWARETa BROADWAY.
Machine Repairing,
Tool Sharpening,
intricate and Deli
cate Devices made
expert workman.
W. KURTH,
Second Ave. N.—Keeney Block.
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PLANS FOR A
COURTHOUSE
Architect Bell Will Submit Detailed
Specifications—Call For Bids
For County Supplies.
The county commissioners w^l con-,
vene in regular monthly session Tues-]
day. The session promises to be nf!
more lhan ordinary interest, inasmuch as
Architect Bell of Helena, Mont., who
was employed to submit plans for a new
courthouse at the last regular meeting
will be present with full detailed
drawings and specifications and estimates.
of cost of the proposed new building
If these are satisfactory to a majority
of the board it is understood that bids
will a', oncc be advertised for and the
actual work of constructing the building
•omtncnced early in May.
There is a possibility, however, that
there may be interesting developments
regarding the acceptance of these plans
and the subsequent awarding of a con
tract. It is held in sonic quarters that
the board has not $80,000 at its legal
disposal for the erection of a courthouse
and if this is a fact a contract could not
he legally entered into.
The commissioners will also consider
bids for the furnishing of the following
supplies a-.tl services:
Blank boks for county use, printed
blank* and printed stationery, stationery
and stationers' supplies, drugs and medi
cines, groceries for county hospital alul
county poor, burial of the pauper dead,
meats for county hospital and county
poor. The bids for these supplies must
all be in by 4 o'clock on next Monday
afternoon and each bid must be accom
panied by a certified check for $50. It
understood that there will be a great
many bids and that competition will
ho keen.
WHERE TO WORSHIP.
Norwegian Baptist Church—Corner
of Fourth Street and Second Avenue
North. Sunday service: Preaching at
10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday
school at the close of morning service
B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening at 7
o'clock bible reading and prayer ser
vice Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend. J.
A. 11. Johnson, pastor residence 1405
Fourth Avenue North.
German Evangelical Friedens Con
gregation—Service every Sunday at
10:30 a. m., German Sunday school aft
er service, at its church, Roberts Street
and Third Avenue North, near Broad
way. All are cordially invited. E.J.
Fleer, pastor.
Free Methodist—Services open with
class meeting 10:30 a. m. Sunday
school 11:15 a. in. evening Young
People's meeting, 7:30, followed by
preaching. All are Wfeltoitipd. Vern
D. Poole, pastor*
i—.
Secretary Allen will speak at the Y.
M. C. A. men's meeting Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock in the association hall
corner of Eighth and Front Streets,
Plymouth Congregational Church
Broadway and Ninth Avenue North.
Dr. Dudley will preach in the morning
at 10:30. Professor Fisk of Fargo Col
lege in the evening at 7:30 Sunday
school at 13 m. Junior Endeavor at
3:30 p. 111. The pastor's class will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 prayer
meeting and bible study of E*odus, xii,
Wednesday evening at 7:#. T. H.
Lewis, pastor.
First Baptist Church—Corner of
Eighth Street and First Avenue South.
S. A. Hayworth. minister. Divine wor
ship at 10:30 a. m. with a short Easter
sermon. "The Ground of Immortality."
Following the sermon the hand of fel
lowship will be given to new members
and the Lord's Supper will be observed.
Sundav school at noon B. Y. P. U. at
7 P- m. gospel service at 8 with preach
ing on the topic "Doubting Thomas."
There will be special Easter music at
both the morning and evening services.
All are welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal Cfcttrclfc-
Easter services: Early morning praise
service at 7 subject of morning ser
mon, "The Greatness of Easter even
ing subject. "Easter as a Motive in
Life bible schbol at 13 Epworth
League at 7 p. m. the choir will sing,
Break Faith into Joy," by Barnby:
"Awake Them That Sleepest," by
Stainer. Mrs. Hall will sing, "I Know
That My Redeemer Liveth." from
"TIiq Messiah." Prof. G. A. Stout, di
rector of mq*ic Miss Ruby Redmon,
organist.
At the Norwegian Lutheran Free
Church—Fourth Street and Fourth
Avenue North. Easter services on
Sunday morning service commences
10:30 and in the evening 7:30. The
choir will sing at both services, besides
vocal music appropriate for the occas
ion by quartette and soloist. All are
welcome. S. Romsdahl, pastor. ".j
First Norwegian Lutheran Chttreh-^
Corner Roberts Street and Fourth
Avenue North. Easter services at 10:30
a. m. andrfgvc,iyit« services at 7:30. All
areVwckotee A, O. Fonkalmjd, pas
tor."
Swedish Baptist Church—Corner of
Fourth Street and Third Avenue
North. Preaching by the pastor at
3" m"
a,1^ subject:
Christ s Resurrection." Sundav school
at 12 noon and Young People's Meet
ing at 5 o'clock, p. m. Frank J. Lil
jigren, pastor.
Unitarian Church—Corner of Ninth
Street and Second Aventie South. Rev.
Eleanor Gordon, minister. Morning
service at 11 o'clock. Subject of morn
ing sermon: "The Poet's Thought of
Immortality." Subject of Bible-Class
lecture: "The Story of the Resurrec
tion." Meeting of 'Literary Tea Cup
at the home of Mrs. Champine on Wed
nesday afternoon. On Saturday even
ing tt & o'clock Rev. Parker
'd 1 W i-
Regular value, $3.50. Smoke
sale price
Broadway
Uv'»
Cable net regular value $6.25
Smoke sale price...........
Cable net, regular value $5.75 #4 CH
Madras.
Protestant Episcopal, Gettisem^he
Cathedral—Easter day. Holy com
munion 8 a. m., morning prayer, ser
mon and second celebration of Hfely
Communion ait t'l o'clock. Vespers
and Children's Easter service at 5
o'clock in the afternoon. The follow
ing music will be rendered at tfre.moriv
ing service:
Organ Prelude.
Processional ........ ....
.... .. ."Welcoime Happy Miprriing."
Easter Anthem^4*Ciifi8t Our Pass
over" Gipter^on
Te Deum in E.....i.Dudley B^ick
Jubilate Deo .... ». ...'
Is Risert Again"
*HB FAROO FORtJll' AN*B BAIL* SKPtJBUCAlf, SATURDAY 8VENING, APRIL %, 1904V
Smoke sale price ......... fTiull
Extra net, regular value $9.50 #7
Smoke sale price .......... 1
Smoke sale price .......... yuil v
Extra net, regular value $6.00 A £ft
Smoke sale price •nrulU
Regular Value, $4.50.
sale price
$3.00.
Fancy silk striped,
Smoke sale price ..
Ruffle.
In lots i to 6 pairs.
Babbinett lace ruffle, $3.00
Smoke sale price .......
Battenberg edge, ruffle curtains. 1
lar price $3.25. Smoke sale
price
Novelty ruffle, all lace, regular Qfl
price $385. Smoke sale price yCiUw
Ruffle net. regular price
$4.35. Smoke sale price
Ruffle net, regular price
$r.65. Smoke sale price
Ruffle net. regular price
$2.00. Smoke sale price
Ruffle net. regular price
$375- Smoke sale price
Ruffle net, regular price
$1.50. Smoke sale price
Ruffle net, regular price
$4.00. Smoke sale price
Nottingham, slightly discolored,
regular price, $1.25. Smoke ORa
sale price Okft»
k.............Stpne
Sanctus ...
t.
SMOKE
Great Sacrifice to closf
Values in the following
Lace Curtains
Arabian/
Lace Curtains
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Ruffle, net top, regular price 0^ QC
$3.00. Smoke sale price .. fMtw
Nottingham, slightly discolored,
regular price $i-35- Smoke
sale pricfe
$8.50
Extra, net, regular value lB.50
Smoke Sale price
Extra net, regular value $7.50 #C "7C
frke $3.50
Brussels Net, regular price,
Smoke sale
price
$2.25
Smoke sale price
Undertaker* and Emb&lmers*
8..
Wooiey of Chicago will lecture 6n
sen's drama* "Peer Gynt."
Cajiibridg^
Gloria in Excels!!- *.....% ..Old Chant
Recessional ^. "Alleluia AHeltH$'?
Organ Postlude.'
For the children's service in .the aft
ernoon appropriate hymns will be simp
and the alithem. "Lift Your Glad
V o i e s y W S e e e
Next Monday will occur the anniiAl
meeting of the cathedral congregation
for which a special*apneal for attend
ance has been issued by Dean Burle
son.^' iK-'- W-'
Avenic
and Eighth Street North. Edgar W.
Day, pastor: Preaching service at
10:30 and 7:30. Morning subject "The
Meaning of the Resurrection even
ing. "Facing Toward God Sabbath
school at noon JuhipV Endeavor.: at
3:30 p. m. Y. P1. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
reception of -mcnibcxs- at morning ser^
vice.'
The Eastifcr«pfbgrethffle of tousic Is
ast.follows^ :i ,•. v- •«. .*••
W a n e
"jubilate" ..i-. Garrett
TlyjftM232iT-tliAcashirie Sljiart
'Lifeis Resurrection Morn" Neidlinger
Mrs. Henry A. Beaudoux and Choir.
"Christ is Risen Today".... ".Schilling
C'SbSf
Hymn a^-^*i|aster. Hymtir
." .i..' Lyra ^baviu^a
Offertory—"Adante"
5
Heller
Mrs. Grace Lincoln Burnam.
Hymn 241—v,Wa1tham" Calkin
Postlude—""March fj-oin Othalie"...
...... .. .. .. .. .. .Mendelssohn
Miss Cornelia M. Lyon, Organist
jMrs. Grace Lincoln Burnam, soprano
co»uraita iigo4.'
•Mr.' RTHf- Tho* (D. It
s "wt*
^•.£V
V
$6.75
Brussels Net, Unsoiled, regular
price $5.00. Smoke sale Cf|
price ywiUU
Brussels Net, regular price, $5.7
Smoke sale
price
ar
$3.50
|460
is.50
Brussels ftet, regular
$11.00. Smoke sale #0 Cfl
price
price
4*01OU
Draperies
Oriental Designs, regular price per pair,
$4.00. Smoke sale
price ...
$3.25
Plain Gordon Rep, all shades of Red,
Green, Brown and borders, 30 pairs,
110
injury perceptible, regular price per
pair, $5.50. Smoke sale OR
price
Others, regular price $6.50.
Smoke sale price .......
Others, regular price $7.50.
Stnoke sale price .......
Others, regular price, $8.00.
$5.00
$5:50
$5.75
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McKenzie. bass Mrs. Grace Lincoln
Burnam, director.
ft -. V.
First Congregational~C,, |Ht. Dickin
son, D. D., minister. Morning subject
10:30, "Tlie Living Christ afternoon
at 3, Commandery service, "The Eas
ter Spirit in the Life of Today Bible
school and Young Men's Club, 12 ^.
E.. 6:30. Eighth Street and Third
A v e n u e S o u
i
The music ai'tltt feaster services ^ill
be as follows:
10:30 a. m.—
Anthem—"Victory'*1 vjH. R, Shelley
Solo Voiees
Garrett
Introit Hymn taa, "The Strife is O'er'
Kyrie ... .-Guonod
Gloria Tibi ... v \-1."v:..,. Guouod
Hymn 11a .... k
"jesu$ Cfirist T$ lR\s6n Today"
Sermon !. .. Bishop Mann
Gloria after Ascription... Bartiby
Offertory Anthem—"Christ the Lord
Tt*horus.
Bass Solo—"The Lovd is Risen"...
Arthur Sullivan
Mr. Penniman.
Afternoon service, which ^vill be at
tended by Auvergne Commandery, K.
"Victory'' W.v M. ^Shelky
S»1o ChorUs.
'Te Deum" (Short) r,*•,'.?fi^k
Solo and Chorus.
"Every Flower that Blosftorrts^,....
H. R. Shelley
Solo by Miss Champine.
"If We Believe that Jesus Died"..
o n e
Anthem for Bass Solo and Chorus.
citation Hearing petition.
State of North Dakota, County of Cass,
in county court, before Hon. A. G, Han
son, judge.
I11 the hiatter estate of Kate
Lor^, deceased.'
Marx Reimers, petitioner, Vs., Augus
tus Long and Sylvester Long, respond
ents— Citation hearing petition for ap
pointment of administrator.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all per
sons interested in the estate of Kite
Long, deceased.
You and each of you are hereby noti
fied that Marx Long, the petitioner
herein* has filed Jn this-court his peti
tion, praying
"thai letter of administra
tion upon the estate of I£ate Long, late
iif the copnty oi Cass and state of
North Dakota, d£c£ased, be granted to
F. A. Ball and that the said petition
will be heard and duly considered by
this court on Saturday, the 30th day of
April, A. D., 1904, at ro o'clock in the
forenoon of that day at the court rooms
of this court in the county courthouse in
the city of Fargo,county of Cass and state
of North Dakota and you, and each of
yort, are hereby cited to be and appear,
before this court'at said time and place,
and answer said petition and show cause,
if any there be, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
By the Court y
(Seal) A. G. HANSQN,-,
Judge of the County Court
Dated the 17th day of March, A. P.,
March1 19, 26\ April a, ifo, '64)
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G. APETI 1 1904".
out these goods.
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Novelty Curtains, regular price
$2.50. Smoke safe', €1 QR
price .............•»... I 051
Novelty Citrtaifis, refcfttlat price
$4.00. Smoke sale IJO QE'
price ^4i0v
Irish Point, regular price,
$5.00. Smoke sale price
Irish Point, White, regular prkc
$3.75
rk'c
Smoke sale
price ..............
purniture
Davenport, very elabohite, slight sign
of smoke, Crotched Mahogany, up
holstered in silk, regtllar price
Sale price.
Divaii, finished in gold,
carved, upholstered in
regular price, $37.00.
Smoke sale price ...... ... y^UiUU
Fur nitur e Co.
,^v-
If ij?) ntt:
$95.80
Davenport, Mahogariy. Upholsinl in
fine silk, regular price, Cft
$52.00. Smoke sale price. ^0 «»JU
Couch, Velour, Dark Red, wi/h fringe,
no sign of injury, 22 springs, regular
price $7.50, Smoke sale 7C
price ........
Couches ih Tapestry j»nd Valour, regular
price, $18.00 eacl Smoke
juiir. ifguiar
$12.00
hand-omcly
silk laliric,
$25.80
Smoke sale price
Divan, Carved Mahogany, silk
ering, regular price, $12.00 IJO Cfl
Smoke sale price i^OimU
Little Divan, Inlaid Mahogany, silk
upholstered seat and back, regular
price ,$25.00. Smoke sale •lO Ef|
price vpIuiUU
Large Divan, silk upholstered, slight
sign of smokfe, regular price. $28.00.
Mahogany Arm Chair, green silk
holstered, regular price, $14
Smoke sale price
Sqlid Mahogapy Upholstered Chair,
regular price $25. Stnoke nil
'safe price ylwiUU
J-piece Parlor Set. Bird's Eye Maple,
upholstered in Imported Silk Daniink,
beautiful, regular price, nfl
$37. Smoke sale price .. ftbiUU
3-piece Parlor Set. Crotched Malsogaiiv
JBack, regular price $47.00 ffOC nil
Smoke sale price ^wviUy
5-piece Parlor Suite} Solid/Mahogany
beautifully carved, silk Upholstered
seats and back.. Smoke sale OCR Hfl
price $0uiUU
4-piec6 Parlor Suite, Oak. upholstered
seat and back, assorted colors, velour,
regular price, $37.50. ©OC f|A
Smoke sale price
op cov-
$17.00
Largest Housefurnishers In the West*
SCHOOL LAND BOARD
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The board directed the land com
missioner to investigate the condition
of farm loans in Benson, iWfells and
Eddy Counties.
It also autorized the sale in* M»rto*»
County if a sufficient number ©f pi.ecfck
arc found salable.
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MADE INVESTMENTS
The regiHar meeting of the boatd of
university and school lands. \Va.s fafcld
Saturday. Present: Governor White,
Secretary Porter, Auditor Holmes And
Superintendent Stockwell.
The principal business before the
board was the purchase of*schoo'l
bonds amounting to $88,500 the prin
cipal issues being: Grand Forks Jn1
dependent District $35,000: Hope Special
District $17,000 Balfour School District
$7,500 York School District $5,000
Sykeston School District $4,oooi the Ttv
mainder in smaller denominations.
Washington correspondence in The New
Some $36,500 worth were .purchased
from the various institution funds, itrbgl
ing the policy of the board to keep
these funds invested. The amount of
funds, both common school and institu
tion for investment prior to t^S'meet
ing was about $263,000.
w
Some twenty-three farm loans were
accepted, amounting to $17,450. This,
together with the school bortHs, made
ap investment of $105,950.
The hoard refused t6 consider a prop-
mo* mm
It takes
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Wholesale
Broadway,
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'.Furniture
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Oajk/Frame Morris "Chair, upholster|®
in cdrdiircfy,. slight,. sign of smolce,
regular price, $12.00, flft
Smoke sale price V" ""U
Smyrna, 30x60 inches, soiled on edge
only, reg^dar price $2.50
(HI
Smoke sale price .:. I iUU
Smyrna, 26x52, regular price,
$2.25. Smoke sale price
Moquette, 36x60,soiled slightly^ on bol
der, regular price $3.65. fJQ 1C
$1:70
,i.
price, $1.00.
price
.. v. .. I U
251 Oriental Patterns, 27x57
price Smoke sale
price .......V:.......,.
regtdnr
$2.00
Carpets
Alt-Wool Ingram, yard wicfe,
price 75c.. Smoke sale
price '..... i. i:.... i.... V
Ail-Wool Ingrain, yard' ttide, regular
price sdc. Sfhoke sale n A (Km
price'
UC
All-Wool Ingraiu, yarti wide, regular
price, 65c. Smoke sale ....
50c
Tapestry, Brussels, discolored on edge,
only 3 patterns, regular price Gfl|i
75C- Smoke sale price ........
Will#
Tapestry, Brussels, in 2 patterns, regular
85c
Smoke sale
Moquette, in 2 patterns, regular price,
$1.35- Smoke "V.. QKifc
price
v.
.v.. ... 996.
Velvets, in 3 patterns only, regular
price, $1.35. Smoke sale t? i f|f|
price, I «UU
Velvets^ iji 1 pattern^ohly, regMlar pripe,
90c
Fargo, N. B|
n
osition to purchase $50,000 of state bondi
at .ahout cenfe -v-- ^S
MAY YET BE SAVED, r:
AH who, have severe lung ttaubljiit
need Dr. King's New Discovery ter
Consumption. It cures or no pay. 5^!^
$1.00. .Fout & Pofterfield.
NOTICE TQ CREDITOR
In* the matter of th}' eitate id
Charles Hamm, deceased
Notice is hereby given, by the undet*
signed, C. R. Meredith, administrator
of the estate of Charles Hamm, 14»
of the county of Cass and state of
North Dakota, deceased, to the creH
tors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit them,
with the .necessary vouchers, witHin
four months after the first ptiblicaiibn
of this notice, to said administrator, at
his residence, in the city of Casadtdft,
county of Cass and State of North tP
kota.
Dated this nth day of March, A.
y 4 E E
to properly fill, prescriptions in a
drugf store, aind ^h the degree of
knowledge! Spends tl|e SfeferW
value of the prescriptioit 'h
Administrator oi the £sMt« ill
Charles Hamm, Deceased.
Pierce & Tennesort, r-
Attorneys for Administrator fe#
Fargo. North Dakota.
First Publication March la,
(D. Mar. 12, 19, 26 Apr. 2.)
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