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sswithin lie Past Ten years.

"Within tAc Past Ten Years.
A correspondent Of the New Yor
Sun who passed through Iowa on
way TO and from the American banf
ars' convention at Denver writes:
THE filling or the land was a.
parently very thorough. and the farm
with buildings and fences In fine OF
der and the sleek cattle. were pleas
IRE to behold. Some automobile.
were to. be seen. Many of the farm
houses have modern improvements OF
all sorts, and the farmers have beer
so successful during the last ten years
that mortgages have practically al
been paid of" aal. Aa,..2.
within the past ten years" tina
Is the period within which Republican
protection for the farmer and wage
Garner has been In effect, following
upon the four years OF distress. low
prices and low wages which attended
a Democratic administration and the
wilson German Democratic tariff. n.
= Under Republican rule the FARMER
has been able to lift his mortgage and
to establish himself in comfort and In.
dependence, not only In Iowa. but
throughout the United States. Bryan
asks the Iowa farmer and every other
farmer g. so back to the distressfu
conditions Of Democratic rule twelvt
ears ago. to give UP his comfort ant
Independence and tor become ono,
more the victim Of the Wall stree
nortgage loan shark. Bryan ard IIn
tells Standard Oh friends have a GOO
ieal Of money TO loan. and farm NOR
ages look good to them.
With Taft for president and n,
publican majority In congress Il
American farmer can continue to pros
per and to grow more prosperous. .ane
that Is one reason why the vote Of
the farmer win be gsren to the re
publican candidates and for ccntir
1ation Of rnarblisan patIraes
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This leaves Maryland with eight
votes unaccounted for, and 1t has been
so close 1t deserves separate classic
cation.
These tables. appear, to Taft a
distinct advantage over Bryan. He
seems to have 1t today. - week or
ten days hence he may, lose 1t, and
Bryan's election seem much more
probable. The Democratic candidate,
as stated before, has made definite
gains, and when there Is satisfactory
evidence that they have been attained,
the necessary changes IN this weeks
diagram will be made. This review
OF the situation Is intended to be dis
passionate and justified by the Facts.
The republicans may find defects in IL,
and likewise the democrats. 1t is not
final, and when corrected for the last
time, may astonish everybody includ-
ing the writer.
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FOR RENT--Furnished rooms, strict
ly modern; IS per month and up
324 Eleventh street north
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

NtF0nNGH9s
BARNETT = RICHARDSON. ATToT.
building. Broadway
ROBERTS. AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac.
fiee specially.
TURNER, H. r.. ATTORNEY AT Law,
Offices In Edwards building Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER HENRY r., ATTORNEY AM,
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo NationAi
Bank hlock, Fargo
ROBINSON, y, r.. ATTORNEY AT Law,
612 Frpnt street, Fargo. Practices IN all
courts. Tax cases b speciality.
EAdERS0N HI. SMITH. ATTORNEY.
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac-
tees In all courts. Particular care given
to probating estates.
PHYSICIANS.
r. y. CAMPBELL. M. Ds-PRACTTCE LIN.
tied to diseases OF women tienito- Y rlnary
sA Over McDonald Drug Store, Front Ss.
Or. 6. Il. cALLANDER, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon Office deLendrecie block.
Hours II to IL. 81 to 8, to g.. Te4e+
phone asaee s55-R, Office; s45-L. residence,
DR.. A. c. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
COS Front street Hours: Q to u. 2 to
. s., and q to g. Telephone l04S-L,
office; 1043-K, residence.
DIR. PAUL SORENESS, PHYSICIAN
aud Surgeon Office third floor EDWARDS
building, Fargo.
pARlRoW 8 WIEBLE, PHYs !. q a "
Front. Office hours. to o and : TO
IL.
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How TAFT IL Ahead.

caring Jnat bryan was -VlFkualAS
elected, and, Of course. this connot be
conceded.
How TAFT IL Ahsad. s
BY a rational method Of calculation
1t can be shown that Taft today Is
reasonable sure Of more electoral votes
than Bryan, even emitting from con-
sheraton, for the time being. all Of
the conspicuously doubtful states. II
Taft cannot carry all OF the Following,
he is out Of the running:
California, 10; Connecticut, z; Ida
no, 8; Illinois, 81; Iowa. 10; Maine, s.;
Massachusetts,, Is; Michigan, L.; Min
nesota, IL; New Hampshire, A. New
Jersey, ~, New York 80; North Da-
kota, 4: Pennsylvania, "a; Rhode ISL
and, 4; Utah, s.; Vermont, A. Washing
ton, 5; wyoming, 8, Total, 219,
The list it win be noted. omits, Colo
RADIO, 8; Delaware, g.; Indiana, Is;
Kansas. 10i Maryland, 3; Montana,
8; Nebraska, s; Oregon, 4. Ohio 2S;
South Dakota, 4; West Virginia, 4:
Wisconsin, 13. Total, los, all OF which
are doubtful in varying degrees. AT
this writing the indications are that
Taft should carry Kansas, Nebraska,
+ WEST Virginia dAiQ~g wv tSSOIlSlll, Will a
total of SS votes, which would give
him a5T. or Is in excess of o bare ma
jority, Both parties are claiming
Kansas and Nebraska with a great
show OF confidence, but Ii what now
seems to be the most authentic in
formation Is reliable, there Is more
basis for the. republican contention
than the democratic. AS for West
Virginia and, Wisconsin, the most de-
pendAble reports from partisan and
nonpartisan sources are that Taft has
considerably the better chance Of car
rying them.
Oregon was virtually conceded to
Taft by the democrats ten days ago,
but they are greatly encouraged by
their latest advices, though the prob
ability that Bryan viii not carry 1t
is strong yet. South Dakota Is in the
same class. Montana and Colorado
continue to be doubtful, as does Mary
land. Were 1T not for the enforced
retirement of Gen. Il. Coleman Du Pont
from the republican executive commit
tee, Delaware would be safely republi-
can, but according to the most reliable
information up to date the little state
is very likely to 60 for Taft. Ohio
has been drifting to Bryan, but the
odds there stin favor Taft slightly.
The tendency of Indiana is more der
cided and 1t win be more difSicuit for
the republicans to save 1t than for the
democrats to carry 1t under present
conditions. ss9s
:. Where the States Now Stand.
So complex is the situation in many
states that It Is extremely difficult to
present a table enabling one at a
glance to take in the entire political
field. Separated into clear-cut divis-
ions. as already explained. there are
certain states which are sure to go for
Bryan, others upon which Taft can re-
~, and the remainder still subject to
speculation OF more or less serious
character But In the light Of the
most responsible datar--which may be
demonstrated In another week to be
irresponsible would start OF with
I'D, 4 ~
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rvANTE D-Someone looking for snap,
to purchase newspapers; have TWO,
born doing sood business, excellent
plants, good towns, good prospects;
must be for cash: chance for man with
limited capital; reason for selling 9TH
er business; answer quick II you mean
business Address S4S, care Forum,
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ROOMS FOR RENT-In thoroughly
modern house, on car line; furnace,
bath, electric light. 615 Tenth avenue
north. Phone 1881.
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PHYSICIANS location, uropposedi
$780, two appointments; drugs, Of
fee fixtures and location. $500. Ad-
dress 906, care Forum.
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PERIODICAL BARGAINS.

SAVE MONEY by ordering your sub
scriptions to periodicals before Oct.
rs, 1908; circulars with best rates
mailed free. Address Fargo Subscrip-
ton Agency. p. o. Box 800, Fargo.
N. ID.
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FOR RENT--One four room cottage,
on south side, II taken at once, 81.
j. 3. Folsom.
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TO sell accident and
health insurance, good men. make
from SIS to $50 week. Hatcher
Bros, Fargo, N. d.
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and unfurnished rooms
to rent. 623 Twelfth street north.
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-oR sAIE-sTovEy

BRILLIANT Universal hard coal burn
err stove In good condition. Inquire
10 Roberts street, upstairs.
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FOB RENT-RARN.
FARM FoR RENT.
FOR RENT-PIANo.

FOR RENT-Vose piano. Apply 1922
Third avenue north. Phone 1861,
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FoR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OF exchange, 16U-acTe
farm: good improvements and well
drained; bargain II taken soon. Geo.
A. Anderson. al5 Tenth street north.
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AUTOS ron SALE.

FOR SALET Two cylinder fnokor-cy-
Gle; 1900 machine, only run q few
days. Address g. l. White. BOX l55.
Fargo. N. u, or can be seen at Fargo
Foundry. Also automobile Tor sale.
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MEDICAL.


WORTH DOLLARS, costs cents. Bar
keTs Cough Remedy. All druggists.
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THE MISSES Ofstedal & Olson have
opened their dressmaking parlors at
ia Tenth street north: all kinds OF
sewing done, or will take sewing by
the day. Phone 1921.
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AT THE South Park stock farm
iknown as the Darling farm. This
Is the finest equipped stock farm in
North Dakota and with its good barns,
fine sheltered pasture and competent
men In charge, we are able to offer the
best facilities for wintering horses
colts. ponies and race horses. Sam r..
Crabbe. proprietor, Fargo. N. ID.
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LuMsER ANp woon.

~-,~eN~~~~
FOh SALE--Lumber an0 WOOD OF ali
kinds. at mill II. o. Hagen, Peli-
can Rapias. MINI r. +. D.. No. 4
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HOSPITAL.

NORTH SIDE hospital, private; quiet
neighborhood, competent, experience
ed nurses. 1017 Eleventh avenue north.
Miss Augusta Kuehnel. Phone 1743-L.
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HOUSEHOLDS l4EADouARTERs.

HuY, SELL a. EXCHANGE New and
4 second hand furniture and stoves;
goods sold on instailment laAn. Hart
stein. 402 Front street, F'hone ISL
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ThE DEG MoiNEs I,ife Insurance
POSITIONS wANTEo--MALE.

POSITIONS WANTEo-MALE.
STUDENT desires job in evening or
at nights; experienced as clerk. Ad-
dress sos, Forum .'..
WANTED-By young man attending
agricultural college, work Tor room
and board. sos, care Forum.
WE MAKE the bes. Clat openG.R 5Iank
books. knlgnt PranIing Go.
WANTEp ---A position in drug store;
have had considerable experience;
can give good references. Write +. j.
Warner, Mfnnewaukon, N. ID.
WANTE D Bookkeeping or other Of
flee work, by experienced young
man: position that will not require
full time preferred. Phone 1l8l-J.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
Ns~.~~N~~~ -, S>,~<>@o ~ 49, @>"'rr'~
FOR SALE--Drug store; good bust
ness, permit In connecLion: via In
voice ABOUT $z,VvU; good reason Tor
selling. Sgs, care Forum.
RESTAURANT in a good North Da-
Kota town tor sale, population l,4os,
cheap rent, uolng u nlce business;
rooms III connection. SOI, care tprunA.
FOX SALE-Tnree-cha barber snop
and DACn room doing nice busI-
ness; Only snop IN LOW Al OF 4,vOvi VIII
sen cheap. SA0, care roru1a.
.--- -. ---------- ------- ----------"--
FOR SALE-A good newspaper plant
in one of the DesL towns IN NorLn
DaKola, n slidp II Iaken Soon 40
Dress BOX ~, DRAKE, A. ..
WILL SACRIFICE the best country
weekly for d low price IL buyer
Eounu At Once. Ss gave 0tner interests
TO wnicn / must attsnd al Once. Box
b. Aiamsr, n ~.
WAN n l. D--A partner in good bust
ness Lnat WlIl make Dlk money;
must nave $l,zvJ 10 SLs0UU 60 puL An.
alId ito the rlgnl party poslilon On
the road Will We klysn. Audress SOD,
care rorum.
FOR SAi E--Mcat market: oaly SHOP
IN WIaO awaks =. ~. Iowa. evsry :
ihlnk NAN last June, puliolns, Ace, All
xmas OF tools. reaLla, wagon and AS1sl
cleared S2,2pU since opeAlIk; must ssl.
on account Oh sickness. OF parLle uiarD
ADDRESS =. H Larson. RlnionI. ". y.
WANTE D-Someone looking for snap,
To purchase newspapers; have Two,
boLn doing sood business, excellent
plants, good towns, good prospects;
must be for cash: chance for man with
limited capital; reason for selling 9TH
er business; answer quick II you mean
business. Address S4S, care Forum,
BUSINESS CHANcE--The town of
Cleveland. N. ID. being In great need
OF a hotel, will offer my cement block
building 30x66 # at a bargain anu
upon easy terms to some good party
that will come and open a hotel Only
hotel id town and q hne business guar
anteed Address. Frank l.. Kellogg.
Cleveland. M. ID.
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HELP wANrEo1MALE.

HELP WANTEO--MALE.
HAVE KnIrhe Prinsins Co prant Il
BARBER wanted, Ed Spore. Hunter,
~. ID.
WANTED Raiiroad laHcrors for Mon
tara, free fare; ship every day. L.
4. oisson. sl2 Front street
CARPENTERS wanted to build ele-
Yator. N. j. Olsen Co., corner Sixth
and Front streets, Moorhead.
WANTE D--Man with knowledge of
bookkeeping, for general Office work.
Apply Jacob Keller & Son, Moorhead.
WANTEp --A frst-class English and
German job printer, must have ref
erences. Herald Printing Co., Harvey,
N. d.
WANT-First- class barber; pay SIG
and half over $26; boozer need not
apply. Address VIM. Shirley, Box 16l,
RolIa, N. d.
WANTEp-Agents TO sell accident and
health insurance, good men. make
from SIS to $50 a week. Hatcher
Bros, Fargo, N. u.
PHYSICIANS location, unopposeds
$4,000, two appointments; drugs, Of
fee fixtures and location, $500. 2d-
dress 906, care Forum. = f., - ..
WANTED-Two young men OF neat
appearance, to travel; experience
unnecessary; position peTn1a nent with
chances for advancement. See w. G..
IaC8rcoran, Waldorf hotel. a f.ar-..e
s-~----- ----- ----------- ---------------~----"
/ LEARN the barber trade; great de-
| mand, t,ig wages, easy work; short
! time required 30 learn; tools given;
catalogue free. Moler Barber College,
27-H. Nicellet avenue, Minneapolis.
| WANTED-Men to, learn the barber
trade; we teach for less money and
/ in one half the time of any other bar
Der college; learn the Buckley system;
write for our frees booklet How to
! Be Barber. Victor Barber College,
go Washington avenue south, Mime
| apolis.
I NANTED-wide4a awake, we'll dressed
/ (single) man, to travel on road, ex-
| perience unnecessary, but must fur
nish good references regarding char
/ acter; reasonable guarantee, with ex-
penses, after first weeks training. See
w. w. Jones, Hotel Elliott, tomorrow
/ morning. ss..''.
THE DIES MONIES Life Insurance
| Co, Of Iowa wants three district
/ managers for North Dakota and two
| general agents for Montana; liberal
Econtract to producers; write nothing
hut. non participating contracts; pre-
4 rniums low, cash surrender paid up
| and extended values high. Address A,
F. McLane, Manager. Minot, N. D. +
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED no RENT--Family wants
10 lease modern house on south side
with four or five ped rooms; want pos
session anytime before November /.
Address Box No. s. City.
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FOR SALEr--A combination driving
and saddle horse, weighing 1860
pounds, years old. sound and city
broke; will accept light wagon or set
OF good double driving harness In
part payment. I'll. M Walters. SIS
Front stra@' SSanvhead. MINI.
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uNDERTAkERs.
AND LICENSED. EMBALMER- -FuNER.
al Supplies j. f. Rice, South Broad.
way. Office south Of Moody's store.
PIANO TUNER.
PROF. VIM. KLIMMEK, va NINTH AVENUE
south. Expert tuning and repairing
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEN IN STANLEY you make no
mistake in stopping at the Golden
West hotel 80 A. Alex simpson.
crop.
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STUDENT desires job in evening or
at nights; experienced as clerk. Ad-
dress 9U8, Forum. --.---
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SEVERAL good improved farms In
northwestern North Dakota, for sale
or exchange Tor Income property,
stocks of goods or land in Red River
valley; also Red River valley land for
exchange for stocks OF goods or income
property. Address Sprague Land Co..
Klefer Block. Moorhead. MINI.
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HORSES WANTED.


MANTE . Horses to winter. az miles
from Fargo: we have six good,
roomy, box stalls left, plenty OF good
water and hay; reliable men in charge;
horses Will be called for free Of charge.
Phone s64-L
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roR sALE--corTAoE.

FOR SALE--Five room cottage, brick
foundation, water on lawn. liz
Sixth avenue N. E. End Of Oak
Grove car line
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LEARN the barber trade; great de-
mand, big wages, easy work; short
time required 30 learn; tools given;
catalogue free. Moler Barber College,
9TH Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
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POTATOES FoR SALE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
HORSE FoR SALE

FOR SALE--A good, sound Percheron
team, z years old, Weighing 1900.
Address F.. o. Jol nson, r. r. No. 1,
Box So, Moorhead.
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ciaring that Bryan was. virtually
elected, and, Of course, this connot be
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young men Of neat
appearance, to travel; experience
unnecessary; position permanent with
chances for advancement. See w. G..
aC8rcoran, Waldorf hotel "a ',.n--...e
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WANTED-By young man attending
agricultural college, work Tor room
and board. sos, care Forum.
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Doubtful.
Favor Bryan.

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FOR SAk E--Mcat market: oaly SHOP
Ia WIaO awaks -. ~. Iowa. evsIy-
thing NAN last June pnllolnS, Ace, Nj
xmas OF TOOLS. reaGl, wagon and SiSJsl
cleared S2,2pU since opeAlIlk; must ssi.
on account OF SICKNESS. + or particulars
Aaoress Z. II. Larson. AlmonI. ". u.