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' - ™ >> >: '•» s>) *fc £ i « THE FARGO FORUM XNC BAILY HEPUBLICiK, THURSDAY EVENITO, S&NtTAHY U, 190? t 'If" Cttablithcd 1873 IncnporaUd 1899 tn order to prove to yoo FARM YARD MANURE. Ask your doctor to name some of the results of that Dr. A. W. Chase's It its Application as Described fey Pro­ constipation. His long list will begin with sick- Ointment is a certain and headachc, biliousness, dyspepsia, thin blood, bad absolute cure for any form fessor Andrew Boss of Minnesota. A MM v skin. Then ask him if he would recommend OS U - .v Win. H. Whits tef?srCo of itching, bleeding, or St. Paul Farmer: In the early his­ your using Ayei's Pills for constipation. Just one G&N&KAL w-" «iCA A.X Vi*.ii. protruding piles, the manufacturers guaran­ tory of Minnesota farm yard manure >' .^s f P'N at bedtime, a 'ew times, that's all. tee a cure. Ton can use It and if not j was looked upon as a necessary evil We i!tvo no e crets 1 ub ,six 3. C AyerCo,. RETAIL? YARDS AT H. 4 L $ c, the formulae' of® all our prep»rut:on»i' ' Lowell. Mmi eared get your money back. Mr. Casper ' and the chief effort was to dispose In LaL mumvec.--: r.hwbctw* GAftDNER, N. D. LEONARD, N. D. HfCKSON, N. D» Walton, laborer, Michigan City, Ind., says: ' some way of the troublesome litter ARGUSVILLE, N. ft FARMINGTON, N. o. MOORETON, N» D. **I work hard and lift a great deal. The strain from the barns and yards without' HARWOOD, N. d SHELDON, N. D. BARNEY, N. D, brought on an attack of piles. They itcbed much labor. Heavy and excessive DEHORNING CATTLE. BUTT2VILLE, N. Ift#.- PERLEY, MINN. •nd they protruded and bled. Nothing helped grain cropping has so exhausted the MAPLETON, N. 0. LISBON, N. D. ELMER, MINN. them until I used Dr. A.W. Chase's Ointment, »oil fertility and disarranged the soil Prof. Thomas Shaw in Orange Judd 'ACCIDENTS REPORTED Horace, n. a DWIGHT, N. D. COMSTOCK, MINN. That cured them." 50a a box at all dealers,or that farm yard manure has now be­ Farmer Discusses Subject. D. WAHPETON, N. D. WARREN, N. WOLVERTON, MINN. Dr. A, W. Chase Mkdicijte Co., BuiTalo, N.Y. come one of the great factors In I have a herd of twenty cattle, part WOODS, N. a WILD RICE, N. D. GEORGETOWN, MINN. profitable crop production. While work Proposed Measure to Havo' Att Dr/Jl, W. Chase's Ointment. at the manure pile may not be looked are dehorned. I Intend dehorning the .Railroad Accidents Fully Orders Taken at General Office in Fargo for All of the Above Yards FOUT A PORTERFIELD upon even yet as an attractive occupa­ others and would like to know what Reported. tion it has become an essential feature treatment to give the head after horns of the arrangement of every well reg­ are removed, and whether dehorning * ,%,fierJCJNTIST» There is no better way of dehorning And Dally Rspubllot.!. opinion. nure and getting it to the field is of cattle than by tying the animal firmly Spoonhelm of Grand Forks county re­ OHM a «• 11. Rir»l National SMk BMcl. T«ty»liMW 36J-L. the most importance. The loss of ni­ to a post by the head, that is, the head quiring railroad companies to report Robert Jennett, a common la­ trogen, phosphoric acid and potash must be drawn up tight against the to the railway commission statements THE FORUM PRINTING CO. borer, residing near Franklin, Ky., is from the yards and barns In Minnesota post. This done, there is no better A. «. I8WM0S, UHsr. N. C. PIUMUY, Mas*|«r of all wrecks in Which any person ia said to find it quite possible to' sup­ probably amounts to more than the way of removing the horns than by »«. S> l«. D*atU( amount applied to the fields. The cus­ injured or killed. port himself, wife and fifteen children sawing them off, although the process W3««: Xoom I, AtLeaJreois Hlo«k,' tom which frequently prevails of is considerably slower than when the The provisions of the bill are that VOLUME XXX, NO. 59. on a dally wage of 60 cents. It is Comer Froat *ad 7th Sirttt 8o„ Fhrgo throwing the manure and litter out horns are removed with a dehorner. any railroad company operating a line in the heaps under the eaves of the Hot*red st po*t«ffle* as teeond «1em natter. safe to wage a guess that Robert The latter is the instrument commonly of railways in this state shall report doesn't have to dig up a ten-spot every barn or on a side hill is the most used, but there is the objection to it, wasteful of the valuable fertilizing ma­ first, that it has in a small proportion to the railroad commissioners all acci­ month for coal. The Kargi) Forum and tteptihllcau la terial. Rains and melting snows carry of instances, cracked the shell of the dents, wrecks or casualties occurring Mibll^hnJ every evening except Suridey away much of it and it Is lost by horn below where It has been cut off, in the operation of trains, wherein any la tLe Loyal Knli'r« will find tbe Jute to which even in pits made for the purpose horns have been removed. The milk circumstances of the wreck, and the €>*•. Mom ft PaHlioa they have paid, printed opposite their ut Impudence knows none.—Ben Jon- or on heavy roads is greater than Onss—S8 In the County Court. 10,000 miles of railways Into a single son. that of the wagon, horse labor and Punsuant to an order of this court, |great, state-controlled system whose flesh is less valuable than human la­ Wade on the 10th day of January, A. actua, operation ,8 to ^ lntrusted to bor and the efficiency of the imple- 1>. 1907, notice is hereby given that UOJ nt offsets this occasionally men- oil Friday, the 15th day of February, a general board of twenty-one direct­ ioned criticism. Where the spreader First National Bank A, D. vl907, at 10 o'clock In the fore­ ors made up of Mexican operatives tEinnnt be purchased for financial or OF FAK/JrO noon of that day, at the courtrooms of and New York capitalists. The ob- other reasons, spreading from the thH court, at the county courthouse. jects M t be obtalned are 8al(1 Are Sacrificed wagon by hand is advised. Under in the city of Fargo, county of Cass . . • few conditions are the frequently oh fend state of North Dakota, has been 1 to be two-fold, economical routing of State Official Declares Adulterated served small piles, consisting of a sltfery 6f tKe tTiiftr- M Stataa '' appointed by the judge of this court' freight and the elimination of dlsas- Foods an Appalling Menace. % half wagon ,oad each' allowable- ln aj; the time and place for hearing the' trous competition. The experiment will (the first place, more labor is required At a recent meeting of the executive to spread from the ground than from jlptition of Arthur W. Drew, of the doUbtlelia be watehed w|th interest, Resources committee of the National Association wncronwafir n an(nnrt inln thetho 8GC0nd ,act> $2,500,000 village of Davenport, in said Cass of State Dairy and Food Departments, , l°! ' \ P county, for the granting to him of a *y Commander Peary, who has done the secretary of a state board made the leaching and washing from the 4ra&gist's permit to sell for medicinal, the assertion, and produced figures to small piles is very waifteful. The his Arctic exploring in person and right prove it, that the death of nearly half scientific and. mechanical purposes, a million little children in America spot on which the manure is piled be­ The Oldest and Largest Bank in the Northwest Ifialt, flnous, splritous, fermented or, among the ice floes, and Walter Well- last year was due to poisons adminis­ comes too rich, and much of the fer­ other Intoxicating liquors in building man, newspaper correspondent and as- tered in impure foods. tilizing material is washed through Welcome, indeed, is a food that is the soil and wasted. For either top ©jn lot 13, block 10, in the village of pirant for dramatic honors in the same known to be pure and wholesome, rich Hivenport, county of Cass and state in nutrition 'and good to eat,—so good dressing or spreading to plow under ojf Noi^h Dakota, when and where any line, whose progress as an explorer has that no othor food can take its place. the manure spreader is preferable to , interested in the granting of thus far been principally confined to We refer to Malta-Vita, that delicious hand spreading. On the modern well Pcihoq crisp, whole-wheat food. Arnongr all afeid petition may appear and contest the columns of Mr. Lawson's great the cereal foods we believe Maita-Vita regulated farm the spreader has be­ the f;:inie under the provisions of the is the only food that is simply and come about as much of a necessity as newspaper—The Chicago Record-Her­ , ' V ?>! law, and they wl11 be heard. wholly pure grain product and nothing the cream separator, or the d»tily de-, , * % else, except a little salt. It is free A. L. WALL ald—appear to have arrived at the A ^ Dated *at Fargo, North Dakota, the from any foreign sweetening agent or livery of mail. - JKKh day of January, A. D. 1907. "parting of the ways," as the result of other adulterant, and is made_in ab- . ,j, solute cleanliness. Powder House Destroyed* h , A' G. HANSON, the commander's reported skepticism A perfect breakfast is impossible nron/1 irm-Hs p™<,c mu, „ ^ CKeail, Judge of County Court. touching the probable utility of the without Malta-Vita, and It's Just as Grand Fork® Press. The powder m 17, 24. 31; Feb. 7. 14.) good three timers a day. Containing house, used on the reservoir work at LUMBER airship, in its present experimental every food element of the best white Stanley was totally destroyed by an wheat and pure barley malt extract, it - When animals are exposed to tem- stage, as a vehicle of arctic transpor­ is intensely vitalizing and easily dl- 1 cxpl°3l°n of powder, dynamite and DEALER Jjeiiitures below what is normal, ad­ tation. When Mr. Wellman returns g^sted. Let your children have all the nitro-glycerlne stored in the building. 'Owner of Front and Eleventh 'JA M' next summer with a chunk of the Mnlta-Vita they want and you need not The switchman buiJt a fire in the ditional food proportioned to the de- fear for their health. Try some your- f struc ture and the exnlosivex h»enme self with cream or fruit. You never »uu< luie an" Ine explosives oec arue ; PHONE 386 FARGO, N. D. groe of the exposure will be necessary j north pole in his pocket, the laugh will tasted anything quite so All ovev.icalcd. Fortunately no one was £ e to restore animal heat. , . * »!*»» the multitude of skeptica grocers, now 10 cents. v ^ear the building' at the time. A • - *•' . * ^ . - ' " I y 1 ' f ' . " - " * ' * * 1 »