The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], September 16, 1905, Image 9

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PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES
MONSON TRUNK FACTORY
Trunks Direct From the actory to the
User.
^KDNSON PAYS THE FREIOl|T ,\v
Fend for New Catal gue.
WALKER BROS. & HAROY
New Walker Block, Fargo, N. 0.
OFFICE OUTFITTERS.
Printing, Blank Books, Legal BbnVs.
Office Stationery, Card indrx Systems,
Numbe inir Machines, Kapid Roller Cop
iers, Steel Vault and Office Fixtures, fctc.
Fargo, N. D.
THE (1EISER Mrh C%
Peerless Traction Engines,
New Peerless separator*,
"I, Steam PI .\v», Saw, MMi.
PsrtJble and Stationary
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Qelser Easy Running Pump*.
OSTER'S FORECASTS
Jf- (Copyrighted by W. T. Koster, 1904.)
^.Washington, D. C., Sept. 16.—Last
^ulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
I© cross continent Sept. 16 to 20, warm
Itave Sept. 15 to 19, cool wave Sept.
& to 24. Next disturbance will reach
flacific coast about Sept. 21, cross west
Rockies by close of Sect. 22, great
tentral valleys Sepr. 23 to 25, eastern
States Sept. 26. Warm wave will cross
T%est of Rockies abdkit Sept. 21, great
vpentral valleys Sept. 23, eastern states
Sept. 25. Cool wave will cross west
of Ropkies about Sept. 24, great cen
•tral valleys Sept. 26, eastern states
Sept. 28.
This disturbance^witl break the back
.•}Tp( sununcr-hkc conditions and plunge,
ts into the rough elements of a fall cli
mate with a reminder that winter is
®pming this way. The storm king will
"•e most active while thfs disturbance is
#1 the Pacific slope. Temperatures
f'|rill go to high degrees as the low ap
proaches and then a great fall, reach-
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STACY FRUIT CQMPANV.
Oeneral Commlsson Merchant»'
Jobber* and Wholesale Dealers In Wr«
•Ian, Domestic and California
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Iron Pipe and Valves,
brass Valves and Fttilaga.
4® Shipments from Fargo save tin* and
freight. Fargo, N. D.
N D. Book and Stat oner'y Co.
Wholesale Sfatlojers
Papeteiies, Wrapping P«per, Tabiets,
Office Supplies.
Qilek Service. Honest Price*.
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Sanson & Wall
Wholesale
:l|Se Cream Manufacturers
fciura»tee
shipments 250 toy
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WHOLESALE GROCERS
"Diamond Sh'af Brand" Canned'
0»ods—"Ro al Banner" Cliarav
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used. Write the
Marske Tank
loader Co.
r^fes., Pinto
First St. and N. P. Ave Fargo
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's Jobbers, Wholesalers and Manufacturers
I Who Supply the Bread
[basket of the World
Fargo
MerchantsT ransfer& Storage Co
(Incorporated)
Manufacturers' Agents and Dea'ers la
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pill you notice that they were
tearring down an old boJldinR
out you way? Fine, new one to
take its place. A want ad. found
the new owner—or the old build
ing would be still undisturbed.
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the frost line in northern sections.
Mo great storms* are expected al
though we are now in the middle of the
hurricarfe season. I long ago an
nounced that hurricanes would be less
frequent this year than in 1903. Early
southern frosts and tropical hurricanes
are closely related. All should be pre
pared for killing frosts, as far south
as they sometimes occur at this sea
son, not far from Sept. 28. A little
earlier further west and a little later
east of meridian 90.
Immediately following Sept. 16 all
the weather features will be radical on
the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and
during fhe balance of month more than
usual rainfall may be expected except
in sections where I have predicted
drouth. My detailed weather fore
casts do not apply to sections where
I have predicted drouth. Special fore
casts are made for drouth sections.
The Texas drouth predicted for last
part of August and first part of Sep
tember was a great success for the
forecast but the drouth was hard on
Texas planters.
A special dispatch from New York
city, published in The Baltimore Sun,
says the long range weather forecast
ers are making 6^ per cent good while
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Fa'go, N. D. Established 1^81
The Monecr Manufacturers
of tne r*ortb est.
i PARNESS -COLLARS SADDLERY.
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110 SROADWAY,
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Buffalo Pitts
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Fargo Foundry Company
.. Manufacturers
Gasoline Engines General
Foundry and Machine wor|c
A N A I U E U I A N
J?EPTTOTC^ J5«TAm-mnED- SEPT. 5, W8. FA^Of), T"STOT?Tir DAKOTA, ^ATPRDAY EY1':\T]\TJ, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905. FORUM ESTABLISHED NOV. 17, 1891
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Wholesale Cigfcf*
FERRIS, (1RADY & RE IN EKE
(Incorporated)
WHOLESALE CtQARS
U iiroadway, kM*-,
The
Engines
Threshers
Lewis, Yidger, Loomis €».
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W^-^COMMIsSION MERCHANT^
•ZM&4 Fargo.
Honitor Drill Co.
Best Seeding Machine Made. Ask any
user 'n regard to complete success of
Monitor Double Disc Drill
Corner Front and Fourth Sts., Fargo
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FARGO MANUFACTUING CO.
tiENRRAL WOOD WOikKKMS
KOvvhRs roptietors.
Sash ami Doors, Storm Sash. Store
Fronts, Screens, Hardwood Lumber,
Flooring, water Tanks, Plate, Lerded
and Window CI lass, Office Fixtures and
Counters,
ANDERSON BROTHER^
Brick Manufacturer*
Capacity 35,000 Per Da^
'tittle* First National Bank Block,Pargo/
the United States weather bureau is
making oi?Iy 4.3 per cent. Frederick
Fast of NeW York is offering $100 for
the best long range weather forecasts.
The method will bring valuable im
provements to weather forecasting and
I endorse it, but Chief Moore of the
weather bureau opposes it. I do not
know Mr. Fast's terms but if he will
require long range forecasters to make
detailed forecasts for specified locali
ties I will com'pete. Most long range
forecasters make their forecasts very
indefinite and do not locate them.
Such forecasts are not valuable.
The law of the universe is called the
cosmogony. I do not accept the or
thodox scientists' statement of that
-ADAMS' RECEPTION,.
Mrs. Burnam has prepared a special
programme of music for the recep
tion of Rev. Chas. Ryan Adams, the
new pastor of ,the Presbyterian
Chvtrch on Sunday.
The quartette choir consists of
Mesdames Wheelock and Burnam and
Messrs. L. A. Lauder and George
Greaves. Miss Cornelia Lyon at the
organ. The programme will -be as
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New Brew, which you have been buying
bottled for the paS two years, can now be obtained on I \/s-
KPppPTf.v- draught. Everyone calls for it because they like it. They
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KNERR'3 CREAMERY
Capacity 1,400 pounds a aay
Pays cash New York price f«r butter
fat (express deaucted).
Knerr Btock. N. P. Phrgo, k D.
The North Star Lumber Co.
Forty-five yarJs in "•'orth Dakota and
nnesota
Qtneral Lumber Deafen
Cement, Lime, Plaste*'^
Pout & Porterfielj#
Wholesale Drugs
Points and Oils
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Hides, Pelts, Tallow, Wool, Furs
Holies & Rogers
RenMyed to i&w building at 303 Broad
way, Fargo
Concrete
Manufacturers of
Concrete, Tile and Artificial
Stone
NICHOLS & ShEPARD CO.
THRESHING MACHIN6KY V 1,
Single snd Double Cylinder, Direct Fist
I ractlon Engine.
i Red River Special Sepa atoc.
Sorrows are bearable—if we
ftave something to eat," and thus
a good boarding house, always to
be secured through a want al.,
may play an important part in
•your life: vj:
follows:
Morning—
A Song of Life.. .Henry Lincoln Case
Quartette. •w
My Redeemer and My Lord. ,'A£fcuck
Mrs. Harry Wheelock.
Evening—„ Tv
The Day Is. Ended...........Bartlett
George Greavds
And It Shall Come to Pftss.* .. .Case
Quartette.*/
I Will Extol fhee 4... .* Costa
Grace Lincoln Burnam.
BACK-ACHE
and all other symptoms of kidney di»»
ease are speedily remow«*d when the
J:' kidneys are made healthj, active and
vigorous by the use of
Dr. A. W. Chase's
Kidney-Liver Pills
the world's greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hay.
ing a combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill a dose 25 cents a box.
Write for free sample to The Dr. A. W.
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
:y 'i $,-.
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Manufacturers of
Carbonated Beverages. Whole
sale Cider Dealers. Exclusive
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INTERESTINfi FIGDRES ONi
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There was not a single child, residing
within two and a half miles of "a school
in Cass County, who did: not attend
school all the time that it was open
during the last school year. This is
shown by the report of County Super
intendent of Schools Davis, which has
just been completed and which was for
warded to the state superintendent of
schools yesterday afternoon.
The report shows that there were
7,178 pupils enrolled in the schools of
the county during the year. Of the
total, 3,725 were males and 3.453 fe
males. The total numl»er of children
of school age residing in the county,
June 30, 1905, the end of the school
year, was 8,802. Of that number but
187 resided more than two and a half
.miles from the nearest school. There
were but eleven colored children who
attended school in ,the county during
the year.
Jhere were 396 teachers employed
during the year, of whom fifty-one were
males and 245 were females. The av
erage monthly salary of all teachers, in
both city and county, was $49.25 of
female teachers, $50.50 of male teach
ers, $58.75, and of teachers in rural
schools, $47.50. A total of $118,483.27
was paid teachers during the year. Of
the total, male teachers received $24,
654, and female teachers received $93,
829.27. The amount paid school officers
for services and expenses was $7,423.25,
of which sum school clerks received
$3,012.28 school treasurers, $1,866.42,
and school directors, $2,544.55.
There are 179 schools in the county,
including the Fargo schools, an'increase
of three over the number the year be
fore. The total seating capacity of the
schools is 9,371. In ninety schools in
the county text books are furnished
pupils out of public funds, and the cost
last year for that purpose was $2,612.69.
Arbor Day was observed in 127
REFLECTIONS
By Rube Adva.
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Last Week I ventured upon the peril
ous sta of troubled waters in the good
ship Advice, and told Captain Station
Agent how to be decent. I have been
surprised at the nujmber qf good pe*
ple who have since Written me of their
-sufferings.
Tt is a'pitiful fact that the condiirt
of any business win 1
the public is absolute
ly in the hands of a
cheap hireling, whose
lack of responsibilities
and salary makes him
absolutely and offen
sively independent be
comes a simple out
rage. This is more no
ticeable with the employes of our rail
roads, telegraph companies, telephone
companies, hotels, theatres and munici
palities.
There is a reason for this. Iremem
ber complaining to a farmer once last
winter that this state lacked real far
mers.
"Well," he said, "we came, here from
the mines, from behind the counters,
from the school room and almost
everywhere but off the farm, and on
the whole we have done mighty well."
The same is true of people in other
liqes of business. The railroads at this
season of the year have to employ all
kinds of labor, and some of the tough
est crooks in North Dakota today art
breaking 011 freight trains for the op
portunity it gives them to rob the la
borers as they come from the harvest
fields. I saw a hobo slug a brakeman
unmercifully a few days ago, because
he had robbed what the hobo called
"some kindergardens in the box car
ahead."
"If he had stuck them up coming
back when they had money it wouldn't
be so bad," he explained.
I figured it out that a "kindergar
dener" was a real laboring man look
ing for work, and taking his last cent
before he got work was just as depic
able in the e^es of this honest crook, as
the destruction of a game bird's nest
would be to a sportsman.
Our telephone, managers want sen
sible young ladies, but sometimes have
to employ silly young chatterboxes
who will keep a whole threshing crew
idle an hour, because the simple mind
ed jay who wants connection with the
machinery house hasn't got any more
nerve than she has brains, and dares
not ask more than four times for his
c^atll. A ten dollar clcrk with a red tie
c&n come and put in a call, and that
same girl will separate herself from
her chewing gum, grab a double
handful of plugs, and run a string of
talk over the wires* that will beat
seven phonographs going at once, and
Charlie gets his call in four seconds,
while Olc with his broken casting in
his hand wanders down to Jthe gents'
furnishing counter and buys a red tie.
If I was a telephone girl I would
cultivate rising inflections in my voice.
I would try to treat everybody fairly.
I would dress neatly and look pleas
ant. I would regard every patron of
my office as one in whom I had a per
sonal interest, I jwotild not josh with
the operator in the next town if it
happens tb be a man, on subjects I
would be ashamed to discttss with him
face to fac.e.
If my manager was a grafter who,
insisted on me overcharging the ignor
ant, I 4MttMjget another job.
.n te&M%ould try to be a womanly
girl, anif^^ould have more fun turn
of marriage thftft-
ing do
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schools in the county, and 494 trees
were planted during the .year. The
total number of planted trees growing
on all school grounds has now been i|£
creased to 4.244. V\
The warrant indebtedness outstand
ing at the end of the school year was
but $4,431.16. Warrants to the amount
of $231,151.16 were issued during tlte
year, and the amount of warrants i$«
deemed was $208,720. Other facts re
taining to the finances of the Can
County schools may be gleaned from the
following:
Bonds issued during the year, $rr,»*
550.
Bonds outstanding July T. ltj&f, ftrftl
issued during the year, $142,050.
Bonds redeemed during the yeasy
$i,Soo. .... •••, j?
Mends outstanding June & iSf5»
$140,550.
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Indebtedness of districts, June 30,
1905, $145,024.51.
Increase of indebtedness during the
year, $9,365.21. —. v V
Cash on hand .Jaly f, 904, $40,
014.65. ....
Total cash received during year, ag»'
eluding cash on hand July i, 199$»
$283,90295-
Total amount of cash in hands 0$
county and district treasurers belonging
to the district June 30, 1905, $8ft-,.
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Total value of assessable property in
the school districts, as returned by the
state board of equalization, in 1904, $15,
627.003. X'.'
Total value of schooThouses, site# aft4
furniture, July I, 1904, $496,205.71.
During the year there were 184
plicants for county certificates, and fif^f
one were rejected.
The county superintendent traveled
3,080 miles in the discharge of ofitcijd
duties, and visited 209 schools.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
South McAlester Capital: A
collission occurred in this city last evok
ing between a cotton-tail rabbit
spring chickcn on one of the princi(fftlaand,
streets of the city. The rabbit was chas
ed out of a garden by a couple of bo^s
and went down the/street at the rate
of about twenty miles an hour. Thete
was a chickcn in the road. Neither saw
the other until they were within two
feet of each other. Just as' the rabbit
attempted to jump over the chicken the
chickcn flew up and the collision fg»
suited. The track was torn up fes
tive feet-1 and the chicken derailed,
rye, Tar, Kose, Throat, Lang,
Cancer and Cfinr.i© Dltt*s%
SPECIALIST.
Visiting fht K orth
west for Many Y«p»
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MOORHEAprMINN^ -at Mia
Columbia Hotel, Thura. Sapt. 14
Assuming Every Four Wesks,
TR TtKA hits no Hnpfrlor In dinKijfjfiinjt
find treating Oiwhwk and deformities. Hr
will give $. for any that he onnnnt
tell the UlBOiijje ami where located lu fl.v«
minutes.
All curable medleaJ and surgical dls
onfiefl, acute and chronic catarrh, and
Special Diseases of the Eye, Kar, Noac
and 'J'hrout. Lung dlxew. Early Con
sumption. HroriehltlB, Bronchia! ('uturrli,
Constlt.uHoiml Catarrh, DjBpepKiji, SlfjJt
Heaclaeho', Stonuu'h and Howe! Troubles,
ilhenmaliwH, NVurnlgla, Ke(atl*a, isrlght's
Disease, Diabetes, Kidney. Liver, f5ia|iJer,
Lizzlni'8H,Xer.vouttneMK, Indigestion, Obes
ity, Interrupted Nutrition, Slow (Jrowtlt
in Children, and
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adultn. Mttuy cm»»s of IxafneHH, Raiting
In the Ears. Loss of Eyeulgbt, Cntaraet,
Cross Eyes, etc., that have been improper
ly treated or nr-Klectcd, can be easily re
stored. Deformities, (Hub Keet, Curvature
of tbe Hj'iiie, Disease of tfie Brain, I*a
raly*iK, Kpihfwy, Heart IHwohnc, Drofiay,
Swelling of the Limbx, Ktrleture, Open
Sores, Pain in the I'.ones, (Jrariular B»
i tiKyiifitli and «ll lofiff Htnndlnjj
properly treated. Young. mi(illu-agied and
old, single or married men and all wbo
suffer from nervous debility, failing mem
ory, weak eyes, stunted development, laek
of energy, impoverished blood, pirn pies,
also blood and skin dl.-«eaxe». Eruptions
Hair Falling, Hone PalD«, Swt'lllngH, Hor«
Throat, Ulcer*, off eel is of Mereru-y, K id
ney and Hladder troubles, Weak Back,
burning I'rtne, parsing urine too often,
receive seareiiijfg treatment, prompt relief
and cure for life.
Cancer*, Tuoaora, Oorfter, Ritttte,
Varleoeele and enlarged glands,
Piles, Varicocele and enlarged glands*, w
the *uieutt»neous injection method, ail
Jutely without pain and without the 1
of a"drop of blood, 1« one of his own
coverie«, and Ih. the most really scientific
arid certainly sure cure of the twentieth
efrntury. No in»|
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