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Could Be Located.

Life: Conversation Jagged for o
moment; then, as he slipped his tea
he remarked quietly but with mean
Ing emphasis "You are to be mar
ried.'
Mercy me- TO whom?" was ths
startled reply
l TO me; ! came today on purpose
to tell you"
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NEWSPAPERS ron SALE.

PAPER and plant in a hustling 500
town in North Dakota: Office well
equipped with news. ad and job type;
good newspaper and job presses--all
nearly new--good circulation, advertise
ing and job patronage III health COM
pels the owner TO sell at great sacri-
fee. For genuine snap, address No.
s. care Forum. Fargo, n u.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTE to sell wrapping
paper and bags as a side line in
North Dakota. Samples can be carried
in pocket; can earn $25 TO $40 per
week; state where you travel and what
other line you carry; ask for paper
samples and address Paper Depart
ment The Kemper-Thom Co, Sta
ton H., Cincinnati. Ohio.
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roR -sALEl

FOR SALE-FGur show cases al
snap. stones music house
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WANTED 10 RENT.

WANTED TO RENT---A snlaiia FfuY-
rished hotel or boarding house III d
North Dakota town. Address ftirs fun
particulars. No. "A, care Forums So.
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising One
cent a word First Time, One-half cent
u word each insertion thereafter. No
charge less than 10 cents for any one
ad. Terms, cash, unless advertiser has
q contract.
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FOR SALE
Household Goods.

~-~~~~0~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~
FOR SALE-Household furniture In
good condition. 1917 Fourth avenue
north. .sH.s'.. .t .~ ..v
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SEND 10 cents for the most effective
needle threader ever produced Can
be used to thread machine or common
needles. Quick, sure and reliable.
saves strain on the eyes, time and pa
thence Money back if not satisfied
Agents wanted, either sex Address
Manager, 740 Temple Court. Minneapo-
lis, Mimi
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WANTED-TENANT.

~0O0~~~~~~~~~~~~~N-~~0O@~~
WANTED-A tenant for the east hall
of section 20. township 141, range
so. north of Mapleton: 500 acres all
ready for crop. We will furnish seed
il necessary. Write the O. w. Kerr
Co, Minneapolis, & Mimi. or c. +. An
derson, Harwood, n. D.
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WANTED-First-c class day clerk, good
references required. Merchants ho-
tel, Wahpeton, n. ID.
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eusINEss CHANCE.


FOR SALE irst-c class restaurant,
good location and doing good bust
ness. Address w. j.. b., care Forum.
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WAN TED--Girl for homework Three
i'm family. Call at sos Seventh street
south
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FOR SALE--Lot AUDITING Miiwaukee
tracks. one block from car line, ex-
cellent for wholesale house or factory
site or residence, 50xl40 feet. Price
$780, IL taken at once. Pay $50 down,
balance $40 a month at per cent.
W-27, care Forum, Fargo.
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FOR RENT.
Flats.
FOR HENG
Offices.

SUITE of rooms with vault. In Magll
block. Call Pierce & Tenneson.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.
Statesmen WANTED -orocery

men In our country department;
honest, capable, energetic man to sell
hotels restaurants, farmers and large
consumers generally; largest house in
the business; lowest prices highest
quality goods; comply with all pure
food law requirements; exclusive ter
ritory; good pay; permanent; grand
new deal just out for 1907. John Sex
ton & Co, Wholesale Grocers. Chicago.
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LOST.


LOST-Suitcase. Taken by mistake
from train No. |, at n p station.
Contents no value except to owner
Phone BIOL. Reward
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BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE.

~~~N~~~~I~N~NN~o~~N~ -No~o~o-~~~N~~~~~~-~-~
WE BUY, sell or exchange new and
second hand furniture. Easy termA
NJ. Levits, 416 Front street. Fargo.
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MONEY TO LOAN

~~o~~~~~~@~~-~~~~
ON personal property or other good
security. w. III. Shure. Fargo Ma
tional Bank building
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WANTED TO 5UY-Restaurant and
confectionery, outside of Fargo and
Moorhead or will buy pool hall with
or without lunch counter, or will rent
building for above purposes. State full
particulars in first letter. Address
Restaurant, care Forum.
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WANTED 10 EXCHANGE


TO ENCtfANGE-+A clothes wringer
for an alarm clock. Phone 992-L.
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WANTED-Men to have their razors
ground. Donahue & Licther, Z
Eighth street south.
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FuRs STORED

-N~~~O~S~~~O~~~0-~~~~~~~
DENIS BROS. insure and repair your
furs during summer los Broadway.
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WANTED AT oNcE-C
HELP WANTED.
Male or Female.

WANTED-Lady or gentleman, gootk
appearance, to travel for large manu-
featuring house to collect advertise
and distribute samples. (No canvass
ing) SIS per week and expenses. En-
penses advanced. Address +. b. Corn
wall, Fargo, n. d.
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N o. FARM LANDS.

LANDS at Wholesale--Not agents, but
owners of several hundred thousand
acres of land in western North Dakota
and eastern Montana, along the North
ern Pacific railway and the new coast
line of the C. NJ. q ST. p. railway. We
are the first people on the ground and
get the cream. Get quotations on
township lots. We also have 100000
acres In northern Minnesota. Felt
hous Bros, sos -3f0-312 Endicott build
ing, ST. Paul, MINI.
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising One
cent word First Time, One-half cent
a word each insertion thereafter. No
charge less than 10 cents for any one
ed. Terms, cash, unless advertiser has
a contract.
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ISU5 HAMBLEH touring car, fiYe pas
senger; 1905 Olds runabout, with ex-
ira seat; 1906 Maxwell runabout, two
cylinders. The above cars are in first
class shape, just been oyerhauled. The
1906 Maxwell has not been run 500
miles and is as good as new. These
ears from one-half to one-third their
real value and snap. Write for
prices. T. ID. Furcht, Wimbledon, N. D.
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WANTEr no BuY.

WANTED TO 6UY--An kinds on
mems second hand clothing. Send )
postal card to ]. j.. 224 Front street
Fargo, n. D
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising One
cent a word First Time, zone half cent
word each insertion thereafter. No
charge less than 10 cents for any one
ad. Terms, cash, unless advertiser has
a contract.
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COLLECTIONS.


WE CAN COLLECT your old accounts
or loan debtor money to pay them
Try us. Young & Thomas, Room 4
Fargo National bank
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-
LADIES needing secluded home
with good nursing during confiement,
address Mrs. N, care Forum.
IF you have superf1uous hair, warts,
moles, birthmarks, consult Mrs.
LAGER 510 Third street north. Best
246-M
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HOTEL FOR SALE:

A GOOD LOCATION, nice Trade, onl,
hotel in town. Write for terms. Ad
dress Box As, Bantry, N. Oak.
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POSITIONS WANTED.
M.tn sH

~ ->,->~~> s2 f
WANTED Position i'm bank, by young
married man of some experience:
good bookkeeper, bright, not afraid of
work; can furnish best of references
as To character and reliability: Box
1856, Buffalo. N. D4s45J. 4L4Gaailsl, 4..,
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PERSONAL.

~-~~~@~--~~~~~~~-~)~-~-~~~
JOSEPH o. RoBERTS-Wi anyone
who knows or has heard anything
concerning same Joseph O. Roberts,
aged Fl. and last seen i'm Fargo. n. D.,
In November, 1906. please notify his
sister, Estelle Roberts, Grow Greek
Agency, S. u.
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hoTEL
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

~-~~~~~~-N-~~~~No-~~~~~ ~c~~~-~~~0.~~c-~~~~~~
WANTED-To repair your automobile
tires. Write for price list. Valley
City Yulcanizing Co, Valley City, n
ID.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Twenty horse power
Rambler touring car, 1906 model, in
first class condition, used six months
Half price if taken at once, account
leaving this part Of country Call al
Western Union for demonstration.
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FOR SAlE-Good, level 160-acre farm
one mile from town. Would eX-
change for larger tract of land in Cass
or Trail counties. Address IL, care
Forum.
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EoR RENT--FARMs
For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or trade on land, one blacI
imported Percheron stallion. weigh
1000 pounds. Call on or address tbs
Central Land Co. Moorhead. MINI.
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POSITION WANTED.

POSITION WANTED by German lady,
us housekeeper. OF, in a good home;
German or Swedish home preferred.
Address IL, care Forum.
WANT D-Position as houselxeeper by
American woman. for widower with
small family, Mrs. S. NJ Francis
Washington House. Fargo
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uphOLs Sc RING.


MATTRESSES made over G. G. An
derson, liz 5th ST. N. Phone 1499-L
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
SHORT NOTES.

The contract for the new Jordan school house has been let to A. w. Conser and work on the structure is to be started shortly.
 G. A. Birss left last evening for Mar icopa, where he has accepted a posi- tion.
 Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart left last evening for their home in Cali fornia.
 card from Lieutenant woolf states that the team en route to Camp Perry, Ohio. enjoyed a stopover of three hours in Chicago and spent the time to good advantage in viewing the sights of the city.
 M. C. Webb and three daughters. Misses Grace. Ruth and Mable. are down from Roosevelt and have rented the Murphy place for the winter The two last named will attend the nor nal.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
MESA
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

FShSONSG rNNC Ot T'Ch"iOC
 Harry Burrier returned Saturday night from Los Angeles where he was called several days ago on ac- count Of the death of his mother
 Wesley Lewis came home Saturday evening from Prescott, where he has been for the past ten days visiting with MT. and Mrs. Robers.
 Miss Tena Nets returned from Phoenix yesterday after spending Sun day with her sister Mrs. Vim. TalbOtt
 Miss Lillian Mauk has been quite sick for the past few days with fever
 MT. and Mrs. P. B. Hughes. Mir and Mrs. c. F. Garner, Mrs Mabel Clark and daughter went to Granite Reef to- day to see the dam.
 The water was turned out of the ca nal yesterday for the purpose of fix ing the division gates and the canal al that point. The water will be out 4S hours
 John Hughes of Phoenix was in Mesa yesterday buying cattle.
 Mrs. Huber. teacher of music in the Mesa schools, and two children return ed yesterday from the coast. Bert Wingar. Wells Fargo agent. re- turned yesterday from the coast where he went about ten days ago to visit with his wife and son.
 James Dale-- is working as linemau these days. He is putting in a line for the government office to the depot.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON.

Wm. Hackett left last evening for Pomeroy, Washington. where he has accepted a responsible position with one of the leading firms of the city. Mrs. Hackett and Letha will follow him in a few weeks as soon as he gets settled down in his new location MT. Hackett has been a resident of Tempe for the past seven years and lacks but 4 few weeks of having been associated with the Arizona Mercantile Co that length of time. His reason for leaving is that he has a better position or fered him.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
TEMPE
TELEPHONE ............ .....351
WHISKY AND REVOLVER.
The Combination Worked Disaster on
 the Person of Juan Paralta.

Between eleven o'clock and midnight Sunday night there was a peculiar ac- cident on the creamery road few blocks this side of the creamery and as a result Juan Paralta is in bed with a badly fractured jaw and serious flesh wound in the left shoulder. There is moral lesson in the story of the accident and Juan has no one to blame but himself.
 It seems that at the bottom of the whole affair is Mrs. Villa and habit on the part of Paralta of getting drunk and causing d row every time the op- portunity presents itself. Aside from this characteristic, he and Mrs. Villa s husband have never been on the best of terms and it is said that she is as much responsible for this feature of the case as any one. The three for some time past have been at Granite Reef where the two men have been working. Sunday more trouble arose and Paralta and Mrs. Villa started for Tempe with Villa in close pursuit and both had armed themselves in antici- patton of a deadly conflict. They not only loaded up with shooting irons but also with 2 bad quality of whisky and at Mesa Villa fell by the wayside and got no further. Paralta and Mrs. Villa came on to Tempe with a wagon and an old man driving. By the time they had reached point a little this side of the creamery Paralta was in bad shape
 It was there the accident happened. In some manner he placed the point of the revolver in his mouth and pulled the trigger The bullet shattered the left jaw and passing on downward ranged through the fleshy part of the
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
a RUN FOR LIFE,

A badly frightened Mexican woman drove in from Granite Reef Sunday
 night and hunted up Judge l.. V. Guthrie in order to get out a warrant for her husband. Francisco Billia,
 whom she said attacked her with a knife and would have killed her if nephew had not interfered. After thinking it over she decided to go to Tempe sa,-ing she would get the war rant over there or come back to Mesa Monday morning, but she failed to
 show Uc.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27

shoulder, missing the bone. however. There is a difference of opinion as to just how the shooting occurred. One of the victims countrymen advances the theory that Juan had bottle of whisky in one pocket and the gun in the other and that wishing to take drink. he merely got the wrong pocket and placed the weapon in his mouth instead of the bottle. The others in the party are of the opinion that he thought some one was coming after him down the road and he pulled the gun with the intention of defending himself. with the result that it was ac- cidently discarged.
 pr Alexander was immediately call ed and gave the injured man such at tentfon as was necessary and with Dr. Brechan yesterday gave the injured jaw still further care. It is their Opin- ion that he will eventually recover though he will always have ane jaw that will be of little service to him.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
LEWIS GETTING BUSY.

To the Sporting Editor of The Re
 publican:
 Sir: As announced in your valuable paper of this date, the undersigned has been busiiy engaged gathering material for a new team to represent Phoenix on the diamond. l have sue ceeded in lining up several strong players who can be depended upon to give a good account of themselves, one of whom will be crowned king the mo- inent he begins tO play However, more anon. as The Republicans an nouncement has stimulated Curley to action. He has already leased East lake park for the next six weeks,
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
RISREE IS THE IOWN-So :.

R. A Kirk proprietor of the Miner who soent the day in the city yester- day. The slight embarrassment caus- ed by the strike there has passed away. though il was at no time serious
 The mining companies have retained the confidence of the large bulk of the miners so that the agitators have been working at a hopeless task. Building is going on rapidly and the town is getting bigger and better every day.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
ScHADE-kARLS-Louis Y. Schad

SC1HO6- -hRhIo-l-'uiS T. s''iaue
 and Miss Florence F.. karls were unlt-
 ed in marriage last evening by Rev.
 Harold Govette at the residence of NIT.
 and Mrs w. NJ. owens at 1124 East Monroe street. The ring ceremony was used and about twenty friends and relatives of the couple were present to witness the event. The bride was dressed in a lovely silk costume. em- broidery trimmed, and the house was elaborately decorated with roses and other flowers. After the wedding a supper was served. They were the recipients of a number of valuable presents. The newly married couple will go to the northern part of the
 territory for a couple of weeks and will then return and make Phoenix their home. MT. Schade is in the em- ploye of the Southern Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
TO RAISE ONIONS.

Edward N. Buck, who came her' recently from Globe, has rented a g. acre tract and will devote his spar, time to raising Bermuda onions ant cabbage. He sent to New York for 2t pounds of the seed for planting thi: sea son
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
MIR. HAIGlER LAID UP.

J. F. Haigler had an experience with colt the latter part of last week that has placed him in an almost helpless condition since. Together with two other men he was driving out from town when the colt became frightened and got away from them. throwing the three to the ground with Mir. Haigler on the bottom.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH

There was a large attendance of sympathetic and sorrowing friends at the funeral of Mrs. l.. H. Smith yes terday forenoon. The services were conducted by Rev. Fisk of the NJ. E.. church and the interment was made In the Double Butte cemetery. Mrs smith is survived by her husband and six children instead of two as men, uoned in yesterdays paper. the oldest of them being about twelve.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
FOUND THE HORSE

Again has the Republican come to the front as the finder of lost things. Lukin.s horse strayed away few days ago. The Republican was pressed into service. and To. the horse has been found in Phoenix. There is no getting round it, it pays to advertise.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
FINED TEN DOLLARS.

Dolores Ballastor was up before Jus tice Standage yesterday on a misde- meanor charge. The night before he had gone to his home in East Tempe and had not only disturbed the peace of his own family, but that of the en-
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
STUNG BY A SCORPION.

Lorn Guthrie while working at the Free Press office yesterday afternoon was stung on the hand by a scorpion. It was so painful he was compelled to stop work and go home.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27

Little six year old Elmer Felton met with an accident on the Jepsen ranch Sunday. He was riding a horse when he fell from the animal and fractured enc arm a little above the wrist.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
70 CAMP IN MESA.

Troop c, Fifth cavalry, L. s. A. will arrive in Mesa today on its return trip to Fort Apache. IL will make camp here tonight and leave for Roosevelt in the morning.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
A CHANGE OF PosITJoN-clauas

Baird. who has held a position in the passenger office of the Santa Fe is to- day being checked out and will go to Ash Fork as operator. c. Fl. Peters. who has been at Ash Fork will sue ceed him.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
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 and damage by eating of the body No such use of S S medicine distinction purely vegetable blood remedy the market entirely
  md under our own In the treatment of Rheu na Carrh Sores and Ulcers Scrof Skin and all blood diseases and disorders remedy from the blood all impurities all ills than forty recognized as the best Blood Purifier and the Greatest of all Ton blood and skin diseases which will be glad also
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA GA,
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
A BROKEN ARM.

tire neighborhood. He had the cash
 and paid the fine.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27

therefore our new team must of neces- sity. remain quiet, during which time they will be getting in trim for play ing. Very respectfully,
 J. A LEWIS
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27
NO. :}12S. The National Bank of Arizona

Report of the condition of the National Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix, in the Territory of Arizona. at the close of business, August 22nd. 1907
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27

Phoenix Eastern R. R. "Winkelman Express"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-27

A. B. Tomlinson, real estate agent, has the best bargains in city or country property. Office opposite Casa Loma-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-07

er occurred to me that skirts were q
drawback" she said to a reporter,
Perhaps If my people had stayed in
Long Island, where we lived till last
fall I should have gone on dragging
yards of cloth from my hips and new
er thought much about it. But We NOV
ed up into this great, wide open coun-
try, and the natural woman awoke in
me. I wanted to be outdoors all day
But there were fences to climb and
stcne walls to get over, and the first
fence I scaled I caught my foot in my
SKIRT and got a tumble. 1t struck me,
at the same time the ground did, that
skirts were silly things. Why shouldn't
l have my freedom as well as boy?
/ went home and read up on skirts
started with the time when men and
women dressed alike, and | followed
the men in their upward career as they
flung away kilt here and a cloak
there, and it seemed to me that every
time they discarded a few yards of
cloth they gained in productive9ess and
general superiority. OF course there
nave DetIt CHdlBtS III fNCAA'Sit' 'ttN'' -
tee, but they have kept their skirts
and look at the result. Just fancy what
the world would be If all the men were
suddenly taken out of it-all the pro-
duclng, managing, inventing men.
Could women run it? They would get
their skirts tangled in the spokes at
the first turn Of the wheel.
II resolved that for myself I would
cease being ceaturies behind my period
in dress. l reformed. I went to
mems Quitting establishment in Wor-
cester, and asked for boys suit. The
clerk asked how large the boy was,
and l said in the calmest manner l
could manage under the circumstances
that the suit was for myself. The
clerk opened his mouth, but then he
shut it again. I could see that he was
considerably surprised, but he prob
ably reflected that he was there to sell
clothes. I always buy my suits OF that
clerk now, and never have any trouble
in securing what I need.
From that. day to this I've worn
trousers and a coat. When summer
came 1 bought some sets of white