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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Business Opportunities.


WANTED. TO SUBLET 10000 YARDS
good scraper worh tin part Or as q
= whole) at Sewell's Point, Va: also to
hire three good wheel scraper fore
men: fifty men and Thirty tos.forty
head good mules. Write ut once
or apply to W. 6. SNEED. Super ~
tendent on the wo:k at Sawell's
Point. Va. MATHEWS CURTIS CO.,
Lee Hall. va F55S
LUMBER. LATHs. SHINGLES. SASH,
blinds. doors. Large stock; low
prices. Yards and buildings cover
ing ten acres WOODWARD & SON,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
THREE LOTS AT BUCKRoE BEACH,
with five shares4o paid-up stock In
the Buckroe Beach Realty Corpora-
ton. S51s. Address Box Cos. Norfolk,
Va.
FIFTY DOLLARS AND SERVICES SEE
cures half interest in business. pay
ing same weekly. Travelling. Adj
dress J s65, care Times-Dlspatch.
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WANTED. HOUSEMAID 10 GO TO
Ashland for month Of August; ref
ersnces required. Apply ZOE East
EranklIn Street
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Virginia Navigation G ompany's
y JAMES RIVER DAY LINE. sss

STE AMER PocAHoNTAss LEAVE FROM
OLD DOMINION WHARF MONDAY. WE'D
NEsDAY and FRIDAY at Y a. NJ. for Nor
folk Portsmouth Old Point, Newport News.
Meeting at Old Point for Wa shin gton. Baltl-I
more and the North. Electric g ars direct
to the wharf. Tickets on sale at Ri hnlond5
transfer Co., al9 East MUM Street, SOS East
Main Street, or on wharf or steamer. Fare
to Norfolk. one way, 81, IS, Round trip.
$3.50; second -cla ss. s. .00. BILL Meals 40 Cents.
Freight received for above-nameds places
and all points in Eastern VIRGINIA. North
Carolina aud tho East. rs.
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I HOTEL SDRAItANDIE.0S.TI
- Ocean. City. NeW Jersey.

Accommodate 800; 100 suites : tn fresh
and sea water baths the best service and
reasonable .ates: every facility for comfort
and pleasure, With added charm Of spacious
ness; automobile route from Philadelphia;
81 miles fine State roads: Norwood Colt Park
Is minutes by trolley: Atlantic City IS
minutes: write for booklet. r. II. 8. CAKE
owner and proprietor. Also Hotel Nor
mandie Washington, d. c.
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Castle Hill Opens Julylst

New appointments. Rooms single and
Ell suite. Unobstructed view OF Blue Ridge
end Allegheny Mountains. cool nighta
No mosquitoes. Golf links and tennis
courts. Fishing. First-class livery. Sui
thur and alum, water. For booklet, and
- Z. B. .LARRICK.
49, {9ts5 i5 fi Lexington. vn,
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DrIp dNa,1ten, female.

FOR COUNTRY HOME
energetic woman for general house
work; must be neat and willing
worker Address, with references and
wages expected. II 1885, care Times
Il Diana IL 49, ". lsel-.a ~ D
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G.naI ann Qapun.

DON'T BE HuMBUG LONGER.
Phone us Cor prices on all kinds Of
fuel We've got the best 7 be had.
n and only ask q trial order to de p,on-l
styate It. QUARLES s. WINGF1NLD.I
Seventeenth and Washln gton. Phone
1888. 2, ts 3tssF
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A. w. ARCHER. Manager.
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29

TWO GENTLEMEN or
couple for large front room every
convenience and first-class board;
307 EasI Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29

WANTED. SOME ONE TO Handle
Iron Gate lithia water; liberal ar
rangcments can be made. Apply to
NJ r KING: Iron Gate Va
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w MIS-
Aottrt.g..
ONE CENT a WORD.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
Country Club OF Virginia, 1ncorpor-
nted: Notice is hereby. given that the
Initial or organization meeting OF
the stockholders OF the foregoing
club VII be held n TIE assembly
at s:i5 r. M. AUGUST II, 1908, "
by-laws will be adopted aid such
other business transacted as may
properly come bcfJta said meeting.
All atockholders will please attend
send their proxies to the undersigned
JNo. B. ORGAN,
Secretary
P. o. 81. BIS. city.
EVERY DEPOsITOR. IN A BANK IS
equally omitted to the greatest secuf-
ity and the best service. THE
nn1oRSp3 s11losah aANM OF a htGa
both. and invites accounts from oil
classes needing the facilities Of n
strong. lsrge. courteous bank. As
sets. 39,000.o00. Organized April. 1855.
THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
mt Nam sFee GK SSy s1s
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange.
OWN REMEDY FOR
rheumatism or. kindred complaints IS
Rheumateur. There Ia no expert
menting with It. Price; so cents at
your nearest drug store.
MAYO MILLING CO.-H1GHEST CASH
PRICES PAID FOR VIRGINIA
WHITE CORN. MAYO MILLING
CO., RICHMOND, VA.
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU IT'S
worth your while to demand KLEVE-
SAILS soft drinks. &
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Richmontlers in Philadelphia.
e. "A. Young and Charles s. Campbell. Of
Richmond, are registered at the New Big
ham Hotel, Philadelphia. sS
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PAcK1NG.

WE PACK AND SHIP FuRNITURE.
china, wedding presents, etc. JACOB
+ UMLAuF, Fine Upholstering and
1892.
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PIANOS MOVED AND PACKED.

PIANOS MOVED AND PACKED FOR
shipping by expert men. WALTER
D. MOSES & CO., 100 East Broad.
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BASKETS,

BAsKE Ts AND RATTAN WORK:
chairs caned and all kinds OF willow
work repaired cheap and good; rub
Der tires put on go-carts. 10b East
Broad.
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RHEUAfAT1sM CURE.

FOR ALL FORMS OF RHEUMATISM
take Rheumatenr; 1t cures the worst
cases In short while. The price ;s
only SO cents per bottle at your drug
Il sciSta. sslAis l{t4j-
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WANTED, WAIT r E s S. w HIT e !,
steady and reliable. at 4oi East
Broad KIRKWOOD'S.
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FOR SALE. BRICK DWELLING. SIX
rooms. modern improvements. in ex-
cellent condition and good location.
Address A 631, care Times-D Dispatch.
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BAKERY

NEW YORK ELECTRIC
Bakery, first-class homemade bread.
cakes and pies a specially. 40 West
Broad Street, Richmond Va. Phone
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SITUATION WANTED BY AN al OrE-
rator. moving picture; at liberty at
once. Address Fl S37. care Times
Dispatch.
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Situattons uMantto, Malt.

AN EXPERIENCES DOUBLE ENTRY
bookkeeper desires position: best OF
references. Address II 855. care
TImes.Dispatch.
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GERMAN, GOOD WORKER, LOOK
ing for position Of any kind. HOW
AL, No. I'll Ia North Sixth Street.
Richmond, Va.
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Atlantic Coast Line
.Seaboard All Line Railway.

sOUTHROUND TRAINS SCHEDULED no
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
a:lo a. AI.-Local to Norlina, Raleigh.
Charlotte Wilmington, 1875 p, M-Sleep-s
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Menu
pills, Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points, s:a5 F. M,--sleepers aud coaches
ham and Memphis. 55s.
NORTFtBOUND8 TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
$50 1, N sG q = - NJ p M
s e S3 H, s, LEARD,&D p, a. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29

YOUNG lady sTENOGRAPHER FOR
insurance office: must be neat and
accurate and not afraid Of work;
state experience and salary expect
ed. Address g sl2. care Times-Dis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29

c. W. wEsTBuRY. D. P. A..
go q. Main ST.. Phone 455.
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WANTED PLASTERERs. APPLY AT
building corner OF W.the and JET
ferson Streets. Petersburg. Va.
WANTED, TEN PLASTERERS. AP-
ply $40 West Marshall Street. G. u.
BATKINS.
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Eflp 0Manteo. 4tlale.

BooKKEEPERS, s15o.$lls;
assistant, SIS; office men, $50 -sS5;
clerks, dry goods. $50.$100: gro
cerics. $50-$75; hardware. sb0-$loo;
general, S50.$85: timekeepers, SoO-
$75; bank clerks, $50-$l00. Busy
season now beginning. Apply Am En-
1CAN OPPORTUNITY CO., Houston,
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WANTED, A RELIABLE GROCER
clerk: must be all-round man and
give good references. Apply to w. S.
F. 1921 West Clay
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Boarn UManten.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANTS
board near st. Johns Church or LIB
by Fill Park. Want large room;
would prefer private family. Phone
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Agent8 Q4ante1.

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL DIOzO.
the greatest dlstn fectant on earth. a
minator;f nothing like 1t on the mar
Il ket; canyassers make from IS to SIS
per day Apply at once, ". FL!
lsKENDRICK g. CO.. 3 South Belvidere
4 Street, III az I5s.t Il s3
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$500 a. U Fast daily trains to Old Point,
400 r Newport News and Norfolk.
7:40 A.-Daily. Local to Newport News.
$500 P,-Daily. Local to Old Point.
400 P. cago and st. Louis Pullmans.
$3.50 A.-Daily. ch'ville exc. Sun. c. Forge.
Sis P.-Week days. Local to G.ville.
1000 A.-Daily. L'bur g, Lex. c. Forge.
Sis P.-Week Days. TO LynchburX. d sSj
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ~
Local from East--s:t5 "A. NJ, 3:15 p. n. ~
Through from East--11:45 a. NJ, r. II
Local from west-sS:30 a. ", s7:45 p. n
Through-7:30 "A. NJ. and 3:45 p. NJ.
James River gLine-s3:35 A. ~. $50 =. u
Daily except Sunday. go sg5.s3s x
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Night Line for Norfo ok
FOR NEW YORK.

via Might Line steamers Except Saturday..
Line Shin following day at n p. NJ: also
Norfolk and Western $Ry. at 8 a. n. and 81
r. NJ; and Chesapeake and Ohio Fsy az s0s
lexcept Sunday at Norfolk with Main Line
Ship sailing at a p. NJ. Tickets sat Q. ID.
lLine oftlce, sos 2. Main Street. Richmond
ferson.H Murphy's Hotel.
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WAL ls[TS
Atisrellatttous.
ONE CENT a WORD.
GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

VIZ pay CASH FOR OLD GOLD AND
silver, or give watches, jewelry, Sill
verware, etc, In exchange. A. A.
MEYER & BRO, jewelers., 317 East
Broad street.
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Rooms INanten.

49, ~~-e~-O-S--~0S~-~
TWO OR THREE FUR.
nished rooms. With board, or four or
five UNFINISHED rooms for light
housekeeping, for husband and Wife
With fopr-year-old girl and two-year-
old boy: permanent II satisfied give
fullest particulars and rates or no
attention paid. Address e. d.
MOORE. No. Ills Denver Avenue.
Lynchburg. Va.
AT ONCE BIZ SMALL FAM
ily. two or three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping: rent must be
reasonable: central location. a. B..
316 East Broad.
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Drofessional Belp QNanteD.

IA YOUNG DOCTOR FOR A
good paying country practice; must
buy small stock OF drugs. instru-
ments, etc. cheap. Address DR.. W..
care Times-Dispatch.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway ca.

Summer Schedule Of Electric Trains to and
from Ashland; Stopping at lntermediate
Stations Upon Signal: Il
Lv. Richmond tBroad and Laurel Sts.l:
sos. 1910. $50. $40. 10. 11:l0 a Mi;
.l2;lo; a:1o. 2:l9 $50; a:i 9, 10. s;lo
Lv. Ashland: 5 :55. 1900. $500. $500 1910
s'11;oO "A. NJ; 1900 NJ; 100. 200. 800
400. $500, $500. 700. $500. $500. 100,
$1,000. .11:00 p. N.
Saturdays and Sundays only. % Daily
except Saturdays and Sundays.
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6ituatinns, professional.

~~---~~~o~~~-~-rr>~~N..
yYANTED.-YOUNG LADY DESIRES
position In nice private family to
teach young children. Address f
744, care Times-Dtspatch.
WANTEp.-A" SCHOOL IS DESIRED
by an experienced teacher;+ first
grade certificate. Miss WILLS, Col
ileen, Va.
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SODA WATER.

SODA WATER, SC.
per bottle. KLEvEsAHLS soda wa
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TWO GENTLEMEN BOARD.
ers to occupy nice, pleasant room in
private family. convenient to bath
References exchanged. Apply 1851
West Cary Street.
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Npolns for Bent. J.
Aeal estate for Ael1t.

.S~~~.SJ~4~~~~-~~~-~ -~1-~~~~-~-~r~
FOR RENT. ONE OF THE NICEsT.
rpond ; centrally located, with janis
tor and all other modern 90 VEN
IN tences For her pa rite lh rs, ad :
Il dress FRANK NJ LIE WIS., Set rotary
and ~ easurer.g SOC East Lei gh Street.
lsWANTED, TEN ANT FOR YEAR "a 90
James r YerB a ear Bremo(, Address
the ind rsl gnec I! Hralno, CEiARl.ES
r. COCISH. Rre ms S3s
{ TOR RENT, -LAKNEIDRTC AFE.S AP-
8s ply.St to- III WIS GINTER LAND AND
11PR OXEMENr &c SEsS
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w m S
ONE TENT "a WORD.
Lost ann founn.
ONE Z BNr A WORD.

e-.~JSSs@sS.Sl>eeS~SSSc
FOUND, PAIR OE' GOLD trimmed
eyeglasses In Myer Greertree's store,
which owner can get by calling at
store col East Broad and paying for
this advertisement.
STRAYED, from LEE CAMP, SOL
diers' Home, one black mile and one
bay horse. Reward at SOLDIERS
CAME no DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB.
3 one bay gelding colt. See g. r.
& RICHMOND.
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KINDLING WOOD AT REDUCED
prices, One load, t1.6o; five loads,
Tarns q. Q. p. f hone %, MIL,
4 LER 81 MILLNR. Il
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FLATS for Bent.

FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
flats; reasonable to permanent ten-
ant. North Sixth.
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PERMANENr AND TRAM
sient boarders at THE LuRAY. 403
East Main Street; excellent table:
nice rooms.
WANTED, PERMANArT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders. LOT North
Seventh Etreet
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KARBoSDISIN FECTANT,
DRINK HABIT.
UPHOLSTEr1Na.

6UFftOISI111tIFSSf's3 ~ 5i ~ ~
PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
like new; gslip overs mad do and mat
IS tresses renovated for cash or on
easy payments, N o charge for estl-s
Il rate 81 CHARLES&JUR SON.
&&} Adams md BROAD 6treets,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
ITALIAN WOMAN
KILLS HUSBAND
t--
Demands Her Debasement and
Is Refused

Brooklyn, N T., Aug. 1s.--Shortfy
after o'clock this. morning q good
looking young italian girl walked up
to PatroIman Kearns, in the Butler
street court, and told him she wanted
to be arrested. He asked her what
she had done, and she calmly replied:
ct have just killed my husband"
Then she told a pitiful story of
abuse and threatened degradation.
weeping all the time A patrol wagon
was summoned. from the Butler street
station and the girl was taken there
and locked UP, and q little later after
her story had been verified she was
taken before Borough Inspector Flood,
to whom she again told her pitiablc
story.
The girl said her name was Rosie
Grasanio, 1s years old, OF So Adams
street. She said that up to this morn
ing she lived there on the third floor
in the rear with her twenty one-year-
old husband, Dominic, to whom she
was married on March 9 last in the
Church Of Our Lady OF Peace on Car
roll street She said that last night
she and her husband had quarrel,
which continued again this morning.
Two or three days ago, she said. he
threatened her with a knife and she
has been afraid of him ever since.
/ This morning she said he displayed
a formidable looking gun and drove
her out of the room with it. She went
downstairs and on coming back. found
him lying on the bed with the gun
/ under his pillow. She ran to the bed,
seized the weapon and fred point
blank. Then. not waiting to see what
the result was she ran downstairs and
hurried to residence OF her brother,
Antonio Orobechinto, at the corner OF
Hoyt and Liberty streets.
She told him what she had done and
he advised her to give herself UP.
The girl met Grazanio about year
ago. At that time he was working as
a barber in the shop at lit Hoyt
street She had $500 and this money
she put in the bank and Grazanio with
his savings furnished UP q fiat and
they went to live in II. Finally he got
tired OF working. gave up his fob and
proceeded to live on his wife's money,
she says, until it was all gone. They
finally had to move into a cheaper fias
on Adams street. This was about two
weeks ago. She had some jewelry,
and she says that this had to be
pawned in order to support them. The
ginl states that not long ago. when the
money and jewelry was practically all
gone, her husband told her that she
would have to lead a life OF shame in
order to support him. She says. fur
ther, that they quarreled continually
about this. and that a few days ago,
in fear OF her life, she went to the
Butler street court and said that her
husband had threatened to kin her.
and asked the courts protection. She
got no satisfaction. she says. so she
felt compelled to take the law into her
own hands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
ThriIIina Moment n Fietlon.

Success Magazine: The bomb went
off with a dull and deafening roar,
and Second Story Bill, the Pious
Burglar, gazed into the black recesses
Of the vault.
"At last!" he muttered hoarsely,
my prayers are answered. Fortune
Is mine"
He went in, but in a moment he
emerged. his face white with the rage
Of disappointment
Curse them!' he cried in his wrath.
THE receivers have been here before
me-" But he was wrong. The vault
had contained the firms collateral for
SPECTATORS loans. and the recent fall
in the market had completely wiped
out the margins.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
JUDGE REFUSES To
confirm The SALE
SPECIAL GUARDIAN WINS OUT IN
FIGHT TO PROTECT MINOR
HEIR FROM Loss IN SALE OF
THE D. II. HOUSTON ESTATE
DECISION RENDERED TO-DAY.

Judge Hanson rendered his decision
in the fight over the sale Of the d. H.
Houston estate this afternoon by re-
fusing to confirm the sale. and It viii
therefore fail to 60 through.
This IL the fight that was made by
Frank d. shaw az special guardian for
d. H. Houston, minor heir, who ID
entitled to majority of the value of
the estate. Mr.. Shaw. through his at
torney, e. II. Wright of Fargo. made q
motion to have this sale set aside. al
leging that 1t was sold much below It's
real value, and Judge Hanson evident
ly believed that these allegations were
proven.
The total amount OF the sale was
for $4,000 and of this d. III. Hous-
tons share was $4s,500. The land was
sold to H. r. Chaffee. who was the
other party in the case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19

Cook paints signs, Phone ss5.
A crowd drawing product. Dwight's
Golden Link -four.
John Stowe. drayman, phone 145-L
or Kingsley & Smiths cigar store.
If you want are insurance at 4
price that is right. see Read New
Walker block.
Steam heated rooms for SIS per
month and no. Tweeden block. N. p.
avenue. Fargo.
New goods for old. j. c. Lally.
Same old stand, 510-512 First avenue
north. Phone 472L
When in Moorhead go ana see A. ].
Rustad's new place next to the south
bridge. Phone $50.
/ The Forum don't make blank
books or loose leaf ledger sheets.
knight Printing CO. does
DR.. Ella Hull, osteopathic physician,
specially: all chronic diseases, diseases
Of women. 5 Broadway Phone 1881.
Baking insurance can be bought any
udy WITH a can OF 11uul EerAScL bdk-
ing Powder and Extracts. They in
sure success
A card party win be given by the
young ladies OF the Catholic church
at Pirie's Hall, wednesday evening at
o'clock Admission 25c
DR.. j. L. Savage. physician and SUR
geon. Office with DR.. F. j. Campbell,
SOC Front street, over McDonald,s s
drug store. Phone 729-I., Fargo. N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
People Of Note

A. G. Hincky was up from Lisbon
today on business.
Miss Hazel Taylor Of valley city
was in town Wednesday visiting with
friends.
]. e. Anderson was over from
jamestown last evening and this
morning.
J. w. Long Of Page was in town
today on business and stopped at the
Metropole
F. N. Whitman was In the city from
Devils Lake last evening as a guest
at the Waldorf
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Wilson and
family returned yesterday from their
summer cottage at Lake Melissa.
n w. Wilson and E. H. Henderson
both OF Steele, N. d.. were among the
morning business arrivals in the city.
Mr.. H. H. jenkins left yesterday for
Lake Superior where ne VIII spend
three weeks improving his health and
resting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Abbott were
down from Aneta yesterday afternoon
for short visit and stopped at the
Waldorf.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. p. Barnes ana
daughter Miss Margaret of Glen Ullin.
were in the city Wednesday for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Caldwell Of
Wimbledon we're among the wednes-
day visitors in the city and register
ed az the Prescott
Miss Constance Watson arrived In
the city Wednesday morning from Du-
luth, Mimi, where she has been visit
ing for some time.
NJ. r. Nelson and A. r. Pierce,
prominent residents Of Valley city
We're representing that place in Far
go business circles today.
J. p Spies. formerly Of Hunter and
more recently of Albany, MINI. left
Fargo this morning for Buffalo where
ne will take charge Of the John VIM
cent restaurant, recently sold there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Jenkins left
last evening for q weeks trip to Du-
luth and vicinity and took along DR..
Stem Hanson as their guest, as well
as physician. 1t is hoped they will
have good time.
Rev Thomas E. Green, pastor Of
the First Methodist church of Crooks
ton, has been spending q few days in
the city having his eyes treated. Rev.
Green was formerly pastor of the val
ley City church and was in the North
Dakota conference for several years.
He will leave tonight for home, going
by way Of Grand Forks.
Judge H. F. Miller returned today
from a weeks outing spent near Inter
national Falls on the Rainy river. He
went out into the widest part of the
northern Minnesota woods and got as
close to nature as possible. He re-
ports a delightful week and his only
regret Is that he did not stay longer.
He says that he has lived almost
wholly on game and Ash while away
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
The Adventurous FeIine.

Hello, is this the electric light COM
pany? DO you take cats down ?-yes,
catsl--shes is on pole, and crying
just terribly. she must have been up
there a week. for she's just as thin!
what?-oh. this is F1fty-n ninth ay-
enue. A big dog is barking at her,
too. and she--what street? why, /
don't know; don't live on this street.
do I?-oh, yes. OF course Bristol
street, the druggist says.-oh. will
YOU u?--You are so good! And man
just said she is playing with the trans
former and might short circuit her
self. or sometning. Well, thank you
very much. am so ad.-Good byi"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
No PrerniSarnsl

r q G. Naphtha Soap sells because of its r,eyit-uot
because ne give premiums for the mYappers.
We don't give dolls baseball bats OF brass iewelry
in exchange for & 9. Naphtha Soap wrappers
q g Naphtha Soap is not that kind of soap.
Il is prize in itself
And sells because Of its mert-no because we give
premiums in exchange for the wrappers
If you want dolls, by them.
you want soap, by soap. Get the best that can be
had. Pay whatever necessary. That is the sensible
thing to do
Ifyou use & G. Naphtha Soap, you will save three
hours work every time wash day comes round.
Isn't that worth considerngf
And your clothes will be whittier, brighter sweeter,
cleaner than they ever were before.
rz P. & O. Naphtha Soap is for sale in
DROTasGNtDE almost every grocery in this city.
NApSIIRs@Og The Price is 5 Cents Cake.