The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], September 16, 1905, Image 4

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Oily Rogers' 1847 Knives and!
Forks
Best triple plated ware nude In the
eonutry. As opening nmvenirR
wa
wi'l
foil 1 sat. 12 pieces, fi each of knives
and forks andnnlyl to a 50
Per set
customer.
inly...
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t.fe
Copyright 100s, by
Gage Brothers Jt Co.
Chicago
Cluny Lace Curtains
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BATISTE
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MOORHEAD NEWS.
k' A barn belonging to Peter Czizek
0n Fourth Street North in Moonhead
was destroyed by fire last itifejitt. 'The
4amage was about $3oa
A reception was given to new stu
dents and teachers in the Congrega
tional Church parlors last night.
Register of Deeds B. B. Hetland
Sustained a sprained ankle Thursday
the result of a collision while riding
[is bicycle.
rs. C. T. PomeroX returned last
veiling from Lockport, rf. Y., where
ie ha been visiting relatives for sev
fal months.
4 Gus K. Gunderson was irv-from his
jjrrm northeast of Moorhead yester
Jpy. He states that lie-has all of his
Fain cut and stack ^hut north of
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Ppctial
Delomer
The New Autumn Silk Showing—Is larger and
more beautiful this year than ever before and
every reliable product known to the manufacturer
finds representation in iliis elaborate display. To
the knowledge that we a*e leaders in this line is
added the stimules to out do our former efforts.
Opening Souvenirs. 36 Inch Black Tatfeta, our reg-1
uiar guarautw'l tafToia, Souvenir Price
3 inch Rlack Taffeta. Our resrular $125 gaarau- Q&c
auteeri Taffeta. Souvenir Price 'OW
Other 8i k Bargains abound in Pla'n and Fancy Silk,
and
Qointons Hr«p
12 cskos in box
rear u 1 e i 0 o
cases, only 1
box t" a per
s o n
K
I O
if
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fered in the city.
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Distinct individuality and style—
newness—marks the fall millinery.
Models original and artistic in de
sign and an infinite variety. The
taste of the most particular1 shop
per is readily satisfied A com
plete display of the hats tHat are
considered prettiest for street and
dress wear are shown in ouf mill
inery department at— "or®
Basement Souvenir Offerings
50
pair
u£
insertion and edges all in Arabian color. Regular
Drapery Goods—In pretty green, blue and red striped effects, regular
ly 25c a yard. Souvenir Price 15c
Colored Scrim—A full line in pretty striped effects, regularly 55c yard.
Dinner Set—100 piece semi-porcelain dinner set with a very pretty
gold decoration, worth
£12.50
Same as above, worth
$13.50
No. 183 Mod#
lror the tall figure, medium in
proportions, long dip hip and
front. 285 same model, sateen or
batiste
*'j tit
inch Rainproof Suiting, worth
47
In Autumn
MILLINERY
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Popular Prices
ljandsonie Cluny Lace Curtains with
$6.00
pair.
Souvenir Price $3.95
Souvenir Price 15c
per sett Souvenir Price $7.50
per set Souvenir Price $8.95
Rer Pair $2.00
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Redfern Corsets
Redfern Corset style ha# a superior grace d€*
by all thoroughly up-to-date mod
grace appearance in the figure only
manded
istes—A
when it is rightly corseted.
These Are Priced $4 00 to $8 00
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t- i 1 fa
-j ^*h\t
/J Lin
V Jr' $r 'V-
The best-known examples of tliis type
of well are found throughout 4h« state
of Nebraska. Blowing wells ar-\ also
known fo occtif in Rapides Parish in
southern Louisiana. The force of the
air current in one of the Louisiana wells
is sufficient to keep a man's hat suspend
ed above it ..
The
cause pf
AR(iO.
MONDAY FALL OPENING
And Formal Grand Style Exposition of Beautiful Fail and Winter Merchandise^
'filS Great Fashion Event and Initiative Display of New Merchandise will rank superior and far advances
pf anything heretofore attempted in this city. We cordially invite every person in Fargo and vicinity to
attend this great fashion event in full confidence" that it will give everyone of them unqualified enjoyment and pecun
4|ry benefits. Our opening souvenirs will be special price concessions, generous ones from all over the store to make
tiiu day memorable and a notable one to all who^attend.
STYLISH ©UTERGARMENTS FOR WOMEN'S
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S USE
Latest Models ill Street AtUre, Handsome Designs ill Tailored
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Beautiful New Fall Dress Fabrics
Reflecting fashions trend in color, weave and style.
A magnficent showing of everything that is new
and
Correct
for dress.
OPENING SOUVENIRS
$1.25,for....98c
inch Panama Cloth, worth $1,25, for....... .98c
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inch Melton Cloth, worth $1.00, for........ 59c
DE LEDRECIB*S
350 Pair Hen's Shoes
Welt soles, worth from
pair.
de LEND ECIE'S
A WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSET
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^uch.phenomena
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V' $1$ S J* t'j, 'if V Z V I V
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I ^*BUST-PROOr
N2121"
him there is a great amount of grain
which stands is such soft ground that
it has been impossible to cut iti
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BREATHING VvELI^3.
The United States geologic^' survey
has on hand the investigation of curious
phenomena known as "blowing'' or
"breathing"' wells. In the^course of col
lecting well records, the hvdrologists of
the survey have observed mqny wells
that emit currents of air with more or
less force, sometimes accompanied by
a whistling sound which can be heard
for a long distance.
THE FAftGG FORTTM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1005.
Phjr Piflowi
O n painted
canvas donins,
in various de
si«ns, regular
price 50c. Sou
venir price 29c
-h i- V U J.
Headquarters for Toilet Articles
At the smallest prevailing prices.
Now is ihe time to lay in your
supply ot this class of goods as
prices here will be found more
than modest n[on compart Jen.
ln«ddUlon to^'saP^yirmuBlcalp^am will be rendered, during tbe alternoDD
md evening by KUPtiRT'S OPBR A HOUSB ORCHESTRA.
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5tylish Raincoats, Autocoats, Etc., Etc* ,. 'T
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This department is nowltfiaking an elaborate display of the latest and best in Ready-to-Wear Apparel. We
wish most particularly to impress upon your mind the beauty and desirability of our tailored garments. The
long coat occupying a prominent place in these. Our beautiful line of Silk and Chiffon Waists, elabor
ately trimmed in silk*applique can not be equalled. A Complete Line of Silk Petticoats also occupy a
conspiciuous plare in this section and should merit your closest attention. Our Long Coat Business has so
far outdone our greatest expectations that it has been necessary for our buyer to make a special purchasing i
trip for these alone and we now sh#w in point oi variety one of the best and greatest assortments ever of-
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$1.25 per garment. Souvenir Price 49c
Nitsky Hand Bags—Hand enibroidere^l covter design with ivory mount­
ing,. feverj height ot novelty in ladies' hitod bags, Monday at
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In the
•Shoe Section
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#3.50
to
$$, mostly in large or small*
sizes.
To Close at $1.98
150 Pair Hen's Shoes
Worth from $1.50 to
$225
IS THE SECRET
How t6 fee individual in dress without 4 Vast outlay pf expense is a problem which many women #re at f^re^e«rt
silently pondering over*, They must not forget that the foundation on which a costume is to be built is one of
the most important features of successful gowning. If
the corset is pooMy made, with inaccurate lines, no mat
ter how much elegance in the garniture, the results will
be a clumsy-looking gown and an exceedingly disa
pointed woman. So don't speculate with your corset.
per
pair, principally in large sizes.
To Close at 98c
75 Pair Boys' Shoes
Medium light solrs, tan- or
b^ack, sizes
4
to 5^, worth
$2
To Close at $1.25
#°*168 Model. 1
Underseam model, dip hip and front. For the tafi
^edium form 268 same model, sateen or batiste.
For the average form, medium* skirt,' with jt*p Jhip
front.212 same model, in Sateen or batiste.
Per Pair $1.00
mainly due £0 changes in atmospheric
pressure or to changes in tempera
ture. During the progress of a low
barometer storm over these regions,
the air is expelled from the blowing
wells. With a rising barometer, the
blowing become rapidly less until
the current is finally reversed. Dif
ferences in the temperature of the
surface air and the air in the soil also
produce similar effects. When the
interstices between the grains of sand,
gravel, etc., in which the well is
driven are filled with water, the phe
nomena of blowing,
is
v
much
Jess
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A $ fc, K
s
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no­
ticeable. V
.IMMIGRANTS SEEK CITIES.
Boston Post: The volume of immi
gration during the past four years has
never been equalled. One million canic
to this coujjitry firom abroad last year,
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c*
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Serviceable and
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Linen Department Souvenir Specials.
Bleached Damask,
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Bleaehed Damask,
Fine Muslin Underwear 49c
Made of good qi&lity muslin prettily trimmed with lace and embroid­
ery, corset covers, long and short skirls, drawers and gowns, worth to
inch, worth o£c, ati...W59c
70
Bleached Damask,
inch, worth $1.25, at....98c
72
Unbleached Damask,
inch, worth $i.to, at....89c
72
inch, worth
75c,
at.. .69c
10 Per Cent Discount on Hand Embroidered
Dianer Scarfs.
10 Per Cent Discount on Table Sets.
Garm't
Just Half Price
I'mi. 1 1 1 1 jfi ithtiir'Xiiiiri m»n
and they are coming faster than ever.
What is to be done with them? The
tendency of late years is- to congregate
111 the cities. In earlier days the tide
of immigration spread out over the coun
try. A majority made the fertile lands
of the .west their destination. There
they fixed themselves, absorbed the spirit
,of our institutions and "grew up with
the country." A generation ago, agri
culture was the mam source of national
wealth. Today, manufacturing and trade
make the greater demand upon the ser
vice of our workers, and instead'of the
open plains the crowded cities are sought
by those who come here to find employ
ment and to better their condition in
life.
ItfATSON'S RESTAURANT
'504 "front Street—come in and let as
wait on you promptly.
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I WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. DEPART, OF AGRIGULTURB
WEATHER BUREAU.
Moorhead, Minn., Sept.
Pressure,
Tern.,
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Over Western
Clearings through the Fargo banks
today amounted to
Demand for help is good and any
one wanting work should apply at 406
Front Street. Louis Hotop.
T. J. Young & Co., will give you claim
check for your trank so you will have
no trouble at depot 'Phone 15.
•vThe Majestic range is made of the
same material as the locomotive. Bis
cuits baked right in three tnintttes every
day next week, at O'Neil's.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moe are mourn
ing the death of their fivfc months' old
infant yesterday. The funeral will be
held in Moorhead tomorrow afternoon
at
2
o'clock.
PROFESSOR ANDREWS,
Conceit Organist of Oberlin
Musical Conservatory,
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. I8TH.
Tickets 50c. Reserved Seats at
at Stone's Music House.
When in Moorhead stop at Cunimings'
new European Hotel—everything new,
first-class. Regular meals
Send to R. B. Griffith, Gr^nd'Forks,
for pyrography outfits with good plat
inum points priced from $1.75 to
W
Per Pair $1.50
and
TBE
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(padtyr
16, 1(505.
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a. m„ 38
87
n(»on,
28,84
a. m„ 54- noon.
64.
Clear weather prevails this morning
over western North Dakota, Montana
and portions of the British possessions
generally cloudy elsewhere. The tem
peratures are lower over the northern
portion of Minnesota and North Da
kota generally higher over other sec
tions. Light rain has fallen during the
past twenty-four hours over south
western North Dakota, the Red River
Valley, South Dakota, Nebraska, Mis
souri, Wisconsin, Lake Huron points
and the lower Atlantic coast, and it was
raining this morning at La Crosse,
Omaha, Kansas City, Northfield and
Jacksonville. Jacksonville reports a
rainfall of 1.80, and Kansas City
,2.04.
The pressure is lov* and-falling in the
northwest and southwest, the low being
central
Nebraska. Freez­
ing temperatures are reported- in Al
berta. Wy H. Grasse, Observer.
Clncago Forecast—Showers tonight
and Sunday.
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CITY LOCALS.
Yotir photos, at Erickson's.
Piano tuning, C. G. Biggs, at Luger's.
High school books, school supplies,
McClane's Art Store.
$55,041.
THE ARAB
IS COMING
Erickson's makes, best in photo
graphy, call to see the latest.
Call and see tlK Malleable rahge in
operation. Hubert Harrington.
Call and see the Malleable range in
operation. Hubert Harrington.
Hoodwink the oculist. Madden Eye
Medicin cures eyes. (Don't smart.) 25c.
When in Moorhead go and, see A. J.
Rusta^'s new place,
next to the
bridge, 'phone
The Malleable steel range burns hard
coal perfectly without changing size of
pipes. Hubert Harrington.
WASEM & GAARD
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Lady Attendant Specialists.
$6
also wood novelties fot pyrographic
work. ..Write for catalogue. We pay
express on, orders amounting to $5
KLNSMAN COMPAlf!?,
-1,/ Sheet Mstal Workers,
Eighth. Street South.
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There is almost unlimited comment
C(i a favorable nature about the 'newly
completed decorations in the interior^, of
the First M. E. Church. The effect is
very pleasing, and, strangers as well as
regular attendants at the chur'Ch note
the modest beauty of it all as they en
ter. The worK consumed two weeks,
and was done well. President Boerth
of the N. D. Decorating Co.. preparing
the designs and plans and personally
supervising the work. Of bourse Mr.
Leonard is the main attraction, but the
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chtircW IS-fSlfed #efcfeiy-"Wr1ts ffltt
MONEY TO LOAN
ON CITY PROPERTY
W. LANE,
Over First Nat'3. Bank
Remington typewriters, supplies and
stenographers, 13' deLendrecie "Block.
W.CPettet.
Th# Maliaable steel range burns hard
coal perfectly without changing size of
pipes. Hubert Harrington. i
Miss Rahilly announces the^ opening
of fall and winter millinery, Friday and i
Saturday, Sept.
22
and
23.
Until the completion of the redecoF- -I
atirig and repairing of the Presbyteiian
North.
ing at
manse, Rev. C. R. Adams, the new W
pastor, and his family, are at home witli
Mrs.
Pattie Brown*
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Bolles & Rogers, the well known
hide and fur dealers, have removed
from
207
Broadway to their new build-
303
the best 'service
on
dry Co.,
rough d^y work
the northwest. Our price is
south
369.
307
Broadway.
THESECURITY
Has
a
Makers and trimmers at Mitchell's
are very busy with made-to-order and
model hats, many of which are on dis
play with the Paris and New York
models of street and ready-to-wear hats
for fall and winter. Mitchell's, Broad-,
way. i
Hunters and sportsmen when you go
hunting, Diemert & Murphy, wholesale
liquor dealers, Moorhead, Minn., will
load your commissary with the best li-
quors at thfc right price. Phone
and orders-will be delivered anywhere
desired.
Accompanying some apple blossoms, -A
C. R. Durbin of Engleville sends a let
ter to The Forum asking whether the
iseason is spring, or fall, as he has an
apple tree which is now in full bloom,
and that the blossoms enclosed were
picked from the tree yesterday,
Sept.
15. s.
out) O A'TS
We have a limited supply of Old
Oats to sell. Also New Oats,
Ground Feed, Mill Feed, etc.
MAGILL & CO.
6*. FA&GO, N.
Phone
25c.
Ask the
conductor to let you off at Fourth
Street and First Avenue.
Manager Walsh of the telephone ex
change stated today that he expected
the new directory would be out early in
October, and that there would be an-un
precedented large number pf changes in
addresses and new names.
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Mrs.'L. T. Moon has*opened a milli
nery establishment at the old stand over
118
Broadway. Mrs. Moon will have a,
new
Nand
FARM AND CITV
LOANS
•Wi.
Made at the lowest rates no de
lays in closing loans, consult your
own interests and write or cajl
and see us.
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Cook ^nts signs. 'Photic iw£
M:'
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Complete line school supplies, high J-
school books, McClane's Art Siore.
Lemp's St. Louis beer, in cases, can
be had at Haas' House of Lords,
Moorhead.
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There will
be a fine display of New York and Paris
models shown.
616
Front Street, Fargo.
MOULTON8
.Packing
House
Market
RETAIL PEPAKTMENT
C*ood Meats. Low Priced.
Free Delivery.
Phone
752-K
or
752-L.
Market on Second Avnnno North, two
blocks east of Broadway.
We haadle the best grade of lignite, V
hard and soft coal, delivered to any part» $
of the city. It will pay you to get our .t
prices on lumber. See lignite coal ads'
in this paper. J. A. Chesley, 'phone 39. f-
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Eighth Street
f: ij..
Broadway and are ready to j-'
pay the top of the market on hides,
pelts, furs, etc. w
We are prepared now to give you k
In 3
5c
per &
pound. All flat work ironed, all ',
starched work starched.
Dixon Latin-M
ff.w choice farm
loans for sale.
^Office, Fargo National Bank'.
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LOAN
CO.
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585
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complete stock of the latest
fall styles, and will be pleased to see
all her old customers. She also has a
complete stock of millinery which she
s
will close out at cost. V
Jewelry that is distinctive and exclus
ive in design is the aim of this store.
The stock represents the new and origi
nal, yet the quality is standard in merit,,
in which you can place implicit conli- 'M'
e n e i e a n e o n s i s e n w i u a i-
IS*'
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ty. Repair work, ready when promised. yVwf^.
N. C. Anderson, jeweler, Front Street. Vv
•*h
per cent to
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RED RIVE^R VALLEY
MORTGAGE CO.
Stern Block, Fargo, N. D.
rtyr
Manager Rouse of the Mutual Bene
fit Life is going around these days with J
a broad grin on his face and a carriage
of a self-satisfied man—simply because V'fls:
he has proven his good judgment in the
selection of th» company he represents, 4^
and because he has never yet had cause
to complain of the company not com- is
ing up to his expectations. Iri all his-4^
files of correspondence from all over -/,^
the country, Mr. Rouse has not noted-'p'V
one word, from policyholders or others,
remarking on or inquiring into the al--f
legwl frenzied finance methods supposed'"
to be going on in other companies. Mr.,
Rouse says Lawson is wrong when he
claims insurance is
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'tJ4*
60
per cent less than other companies.
Additional Locals 00 Page Seven.
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s*, v w .a tim
per 'tew-
cent too high, but that he is writing'f
policies, every day in the most conscrv-^^
ative company
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the world at about
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