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FOUND.

FOUND-The place to buy incan6sseont iampa electric and combination hxtuFes and 10 get all kind of electrical work done. |.
 Baker. phone 2ss2. 2ls Dexter Ave -is-tf
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BAGGING AND TIES.

WU CAN save you money ou Becond-hand hagRinr and ties. See or write us before buying M. sabsl A Son. MontGomsry. Ala
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wANTED-AGENTa.

DIgTRTCT AGENCY-An old line insur- ance company with an established business iY, Aiabama win establish c district agency for Montgomery and surrcunding country
 A liberal contract is open for sooo kn@n n
 Address Manager, care Advertiser. -z-4t
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EoR RENT-RESIpKNcRS.

F0R RENT-Nice conveniently arranged ssx room cottage good location. Gas. eisc- s-tc itghta porcelain bath. eto,, pretty green ward and lawn. Phone 9a2T. --IS-Tt FOR RENT-s-Foom house. sultAbte for two and cottage. Good stand for grocer and market Phone sTo. --1t-te FOR RHNT-New cottage on v. WashtnE. lon avenue near HiIliard. Eve roOmss hall and bath. tls.oo per month Apply s!e Pelham street or phone 1e11. -1S-tf
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Lot fronting s2 feet on north side Mildred street 50 feet east of Hol- comb street, large enough for two houses: nrice Sl7BO %, half cash. This is bar gain. Close in. See L. W. Martin. Tele- phone "A. lift STOP PAYING RENTl-We buy. build or uft your mortgage; you pay only S7. 90 per si OOO plus s per cent. annual interest. mnontbiy Investigate. Fuller, 19h Commerce.. Open Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday nights -11-30t
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FURNITURE

8HRGAINs IN FURNITURE-Glass dooF 1yardrobes s20O0 and up. Glass door safes AT O0 and up. Other goods cut In propotion for cash. Gay & Sishtler' 70 commerce
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FOR sALE-Or exchange. new and second hand fire and burglar safes. vault doors
 serew door bank safes, all steel furniture and filing devices. Standard Show Cases.
 M Burke Co --a0t
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FOR RENT--Rocm.

TWO Furnished Front rooms for rent with or without board. All oonwenlencoas 9ivs blocks from Post Office. Terms reasonable:
 Phone 211t. -As
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rcp RENT-ogFHCE ROOMS

TOR RENT-Elegant furnished offies with liant, heat and janitoE service. Corner pex- ter and Court Square. second LOOT Wlnses .ase Box 1I0. -AA
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wANTED-BoARDERS.

WANTED-Boarders. can accommodate couple or two young men with nice room and board at 45s s. Court St.. phone 1S10
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PERSONAL.

yANTRD-You to illustrate your ads. with suF cuts: tAey add 3S per ceuG Co ehe attraetlveness of any aA; talk ever wNn
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WANTED-MISCELLANEouS.

I PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'.
and gentlemen's CASTOR wearing appareI-
drop card; VIII call c. LIVINGSTON. 1S12
9TH st. NV, or phone North 1904 jy2-sOt
A FAMILY OF adults would rent a or :
room furnished house for S months or a
year from October I. Must be pleasantly
located In the suburbs, and convenient to
cars Ad iress T H. LEVERING, 25OS Csliff-
bourne Place. stating particulars and price.
se15-3t
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WOMAN-Settled white for general house
work in family OF three in suburbs; good
home for right person. Call between and
Tuesday r. T. BURGESS. Sth and . SITS
WONIEN-Two good cOlored women for
kitchen work; stay nights; good home to
bright parties. 500 r 81. HARRIS HOUSE..
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERGS 9Th and X ats. NV.
e. KAHN, SONS d. CO., Stn and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL A ID Z r 7 Is I - q
AGENCY, 1145 18th 1t. NV.
W =. McNULTX. Cigar Store, l4th and p nv
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th St, Rhode
Island ave. and r St NV.
u I. BUTTS PHARMACY. &th St and
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
4CHAS. c. HORNUNG, Chrlsuani Pharmacy,
sW. cor. 9TH and NJ SITS. NV.
EANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street
TARNOLD. S401 14th ST. NV.
n A. VEITCH, Gotta and II SITS NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2Ist and @ SITS. NV.
s. N WAGNER s. CO.. lst and II sts- NV.
l. 7. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and p SITS NV.
PHARMACY, 18th and Pa-ave.nw.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth < Park road
AATTINGLY'S PHARMACY, 14th and l.
r d. HOWARD. 18th and W.
y. V. POTTIE. S32q BrightwOOd ave-
1GALTBY'6 PHARMACY, 1851 Calvert 81
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SPECIAL REDU CTION in all delicious home
cooked meats. salads and etc. select 80
cerie6. fancy layer cakes. fancy fruits ana
melons On ice. IDEAS for serving wedding
receptions, etc A H UNDERDOWN f795
18th NV. Dainty china and glass ware 70
hire. 5es-Sau ~. th-sot
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CoPPERSMITH Expert.

EMPORIUM OF copper sheet iron works. J.
l. GRAND. CopPersnithi 1906 = 81. NV, also
French ranges. =etInnlng copper utensils, co.,
fee urns. steam IaSIes and an kinds OF cook
Ing utensils. Phone u. Gs36-
Ss11-th. So, tu-sat
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

PLACE wanted by colored man as second
cook good references. Address BOX 5O4,
Times Office. sa15-9t
WANIED-By young man, situation as an
assistant in hrst-class saloon; good refer
enees. Address BOX 40. Times Office
WANIED-Upholstering furniture repairing.
mattresses made over, etc. work done a.
residence II desired BOX 502. Times Office.
se14-2t
MEAT CUTTER and clerk; marker eTne-I-
euce; now employed. Desires TO chance
good reasons. PHONE n. $685. seI2-Sr
EXPERIENCED cooks, buffers housen7en
Mattresses, chambermaids. laundress. hoI,se
workers. SO 9TH 81. NV. Main go +.
sefs-4t
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SOUTHEAST.

"A. E. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sta.
ROACH DRUG CO.. 8th and G sts ss.
a. B. BURROWS. 11th and Pa ave.
81. 2. WELLER, cor. Sth and I
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NORTHEAST.

hADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, ". Cap. and r sts. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. ID and = SITS.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and X SITS.
NcCHESNEY g. JOACHIM, Sth and = sts.ne.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM, 18th and z. Cap. St
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CIGAR. periodical confectionery. toys suit
abe for LADY, excellent THORNTON, 75l
srh ST. Nv. ge15-st
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King 81
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BOOMING HOUSE: center city: rfgbt r-ioe-
81. NV - :.
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- ~ - ot ro11ling house. a good chance
% party wishing rooming house hIad win
L2oa-ersi an VIII stay cheap for quick sale.
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NON-MEDICAL HFAIINc

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF tba
BLOOD CURES LOCOIOrOR-ATAN
tsttE- I A-A-1SAl, BL.IGdES DISEASE
N--Es y - AI--2LE.N -, DISEASES or
THE STOMACH. BOWELS. LIVER 49,
these INCCRABLE MALADIES w.
MEDICINE FAILS PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT PROF. H. N. ID. PARKFF
1L4 New York ave Washingtoa % =
Phone n 4ll2. -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BY q. lady, place as housekeeper in WIdowerg
family or rOoming house. Address 81 Q
ST sw. sel5-2t
WANTED-By a hnst-class lauudress, wash
10 bring home. 442 Franklin st. NV. Il
YOUNG GIRL place as nurse or waitress.
1873 T st. NV. se14-2t
MOTHERLY old lady wants position; widow
er family; children over five 927 New Jer-
sey ave. NV. II
WANTED by elderly white woman, place
as child's nurse or light chamber work Call
81 Adams st. NV II
to take home call 5S5
New Jersey ave NV se15-2t
WOMAN-Colored, reliable, general house
work. private family. SIS o st. NV. 1t
COOK-First class, in boarding house. liz
18th NV. 1t
WASHING to take home or days work. 426
St NV. 1t
DRESSMAKER would like sewing by day or
week. BOX 40, Times Office se13-3t
WANTED-Situations for competent servants
with hrst-class references. Apply at UNIQUE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ga 18th ST. NV
FANNIE PAYNE, Manager. sel3-7t
BY RESPECTABLE colored girl, IL. place as
general houseworker; no washing. Call So
Sd St Sc. Eel3-3t
EVENING DRESSES, SKIRTS. SHIRT
sonable. 9l6 Sth st NV sef2-2t
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Three times within one week. a cents
hiDe; 7 times, cOnsecutively. 50 cents line.
Minimum space. lines.
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GROCERY northeast corner old stand near
ST. nv geTT-9+
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND
z A. SONNEMAN-
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BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OBJ EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TIMES. au20-tf
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GRAPE ice cream and sher5ets delivered 20
any part Of the city. Phone. postal or al
15o5 II 81. ny Phone y 4os5-Y.
-ses-th, 81 tH-tf
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v. HUGO EISENBEISS, eth and B streets
MCDONALD. J. W. "a and L sW.
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IAlLORlNG.
WORKING0IEN who are not choice regard
ing the very latest styles can save big
''N' note on a taii0r-made suit Of clothes
Slightly worm, as low as So. big selection.
one price only JUSTHS OLD STAND, els
ID. sef4-7t
WANTED-Cnion men to know that I am
making suits 10 measure bearing the union
label for $3.50 up Mt guaranteed. JOS. A
WILMER coo y Sd NV se14-e0t
WANTED workingmen TO know that / am
making suits TO measure bC-Iring the union
label from Sl3-50 up Fit guaranteed. JOS.
A WILMER. 600 + st. NV. seIf-g0t
ROLLER SKATES.
BALL BEARING rink skates s. 60 Rink
skate repairing Of al kind Open untsI {
p. m. c. 7. HUNTER, lis Pa ave NV.
seI2-3ot
DELICATESSEN.
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GIRL-ColOred neat reliable, for general
housework in small family; no laundry work;
must be settled; stay nights; references
1lO7 y St NV. se15-2t
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HOUSEREEPER-Goo white, for small
Family. one who understands waiting on
sick lady and who appreciates a good home;
small salary Address BOX sos, Times office.
IT
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SMALL hotel center city: always fIed -
paying THORNTON, 7)4 Sth 81. nv.
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DRESSMAKER-Lady who can cut, fit, and
estimate. as partner; no money needed; but
prefer one with good size room centrally 10
Gated. though not essential BOX AS, Times
Office. sel3-3t
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EAMES T. SMITH. 1854 Wisconsin ave.
p WELLER, Pharmacy, S534 II ST NV,
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DRESsMAKERS and apDrentioes; girIs. q
you want frst-Class position. call at the New
York Academy Of DTessmaking, 1220 G. ST. /:
good positions now ready. sel4-5t
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The Washington Times makes
special eash-in-adTance rates for
Classified Advertising.
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WALL PAPER.
FLOOR OIL.

Use Hunters dust killing floor oil. It keepa
the floors clean and sanitary, nd the ho17s7
OF insects; soc gallon Telephone Main
5s5S or drop postal 20 L3 Pa ave NV.
ses-20r
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BOOMING houses slz5 % 5000; two al ~
rllee prices THORNTON. 754 sth 81. NV.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

Use GEN FLOOR OIL c1Io-iess OIL a-4
OH that won make your E11rs black -
greasy We contract 20 OH Offices and ----z-
Oh. 55c per gallon j. T. MYERS. ~ e
II s. NV. Drop postal Phone Main -
SAVE DOCTOR Bills
We guarantee 20 kin al flies and fnss-r4-
phone Aaln S35s, we viii cal and demon
strate- PEERLESS EATERAISATINc CO.
s1 { 81 nv sr-rc -
kEFlS'S PIES.
TIE BEST MADE
AEE your grocer Always fresh
L5 = ST. ne je25-th. "a su-ses
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CIGAR stores. SEQ. So. $50. 900. 81 p.
largest lists THORNTON. 704 sth e.. NV.
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GIRL--A respectable girl for general house
work. l341 Q 81. NV. sal5-..
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n ST. NV. 14l6-Large dining room and
kitchen for caterer central location; excellent
opening seIl-7r
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WANIED-By gentleman and wife and son
"A. Two unIurn1shed rooms with gas. To-
Gated between L st. and Florida ave I1tb
and Sd Sts- NV; state price. which musr BE-
reasonable. and refined family. Address
a-AIeA1 Il1les once. It
WANT EDDY settled lady. p story front
room with privilege OF making breakfast. ~
tween 9TH and 18th and Z and II NV bnqt
references. Address BOX ass, Times Office.
seIs-2t
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HE-t%E are paying opportunities which should
eIlL-l-dild i-l-i-e1laLe attention Grocery 14th
s. NV. fine trade. 81 500 gr8cerv- 80 $50
ION II 81 ne, fl.yg5 grocery in pa-fnz
sollhWesl section. 500. cigar store on 7tl
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BY a lady, place as housekeeper in RIdower' s
family or rooming house. Address 81 c
ST sW. gel5-9t
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HERB SPECIALIST
LOUIS & SONS,
Manufacturers OF a special line OF herb -s-,o
dies which are guaranteed 20 cure or 7aIse,-,
the most obstinate diseases known 10 MAJ
kind more quickly than any other sz1ov-,
medicine A trial VIII convince the most
skeptical. 174S 5lh 81. NV au2S-rF
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PSYCHIC-PALMIST.
GET \ READING from Mr.. Million Il Won
want information on any matter he VIII
tell you what you wish 20 know. Rea dfnr.s
S1-0o. HypnOtism taught. S12 Eye ID St NV.
Tel. Main 81 sel0-tf
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BUTTONHOLE MAKERs-Experienc ais
a apprentices on vests As 9Th ST. NV. 3
door IL
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GlRL-Neat, general Homework; good cook
10 washing 1013 18th ST. NV. 1t
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Class B

One cent word each insertion Minimum
rharRe, 10 cents.
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DANCING ACADEMY, rs 7 st NV. 1risseV
Chamberlain and COBB. teachers: private -
class lessons social dance Thursdays. Phous
II 5Ss7-Y. 5e24-e5t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UPRIGHT piano. completely resiruag. ia best
condition, only 500 Chickerllg square So
Bargains ia new pianos open evenings until
Q. HELBIG BROS, 1742 7th 81. seI5-lf
SMALL hot air furnace and one Iatr15e
heater. Rave been Used short time ouly.
VIII sell Al low price. BeI5-g-
FOR sALE-Cheap. no pair mated homer
pigeons, also a lot Of young birds, ever
thing complete for squad plant cheap 6l2
St NV seI5-st
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-23

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Zimmerman Saturday the 10Th
a 10 pound boy.
!. Special sale on manure spred-
ers for three weeks at t h e
Farmers Supply Co. st
The lecture on Hiawatha
given at the Scien e school
was a splendid success.
Rev. W. ]. Hutchinson goes
to Edgley to supply the
Methodist pulpit there on Sun
dav.
The local 1. o. b. F. lodge
will celebrate the S9th ami
versary of their order at their
hall next Tuesday evening.
Iverson and Low who have
been wintering a string of race
horses on the island, sent six
of them to Harvey. N. D. last
Tuesday.
The Methodist ladies aid
society will meet with Mrs.
Hartwell on Wednesday after
noon, April 20, all members
please come.
Will give $40 off on any
buggy or surry in our stock for
cash as we are hard-up and
need the money. The Farm
ers Supply Co. 2w
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Huppler Easter Sunday a boy.
Billey is all-in over the occa-
sion but the mother and baby
are getting along nicely.
DR.. Kaufman of this city has
opened an Office at Mooreton
and will spend two or three
days of each week there for
the practice of medicine.
John Haner of Leavenworth,
Kansas, is a guest at the home
OF J. G. Gottwold and family at
the present writing. Mr..
Haner is an uncle of J. G.
Are we to have a base ball
team in Wahpeton this season?
This is the question that agita-
ties the mind of a great many
people and the question has
been put to us several times,
clubs are being organized all
over the state and several in
this county. There is nothing
more representative than a
good live ball team, and Wah-
peton has some frst-class
players, get a move on your
selves boys and see what can
be done.
Hon E. r. Sinklers of Graf
ton N. OAK, candidate for the
republican nomination for
congress, will speak at the
Armory hall in this city Tues
day evening April Is. Mr..
Sinkler is making an independ-
ent canvass without regard to
factions and is speaking in all
the cities in the state. He is
said to be a fluent and inter.
esting speaker and a man of
considerable ability. His
speech will no doubt be worth
going to hear.
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e. g. ESTES. Wahnetor M ~

For lime, brick and cement
see John Rischard. If
Before letting the contract
for your cement walk get John
Rischard's prices. If.
Don't fail to read what
Connolly Bros. have to say this
week elsewhere in this paper.
w. w. Jameson the new
furniture man is calling your
attention to a few specials
in this issue.
]. E Lotzer the wood m IN
is quoting you some prices on
wood this week, look for his
advertisement.
John Rischard has his
cement block factory running
on full time and is turning out
some fine work.
Rev. D. F. Thompson will
conduct services at the Epis.
copal church Sunday at II a..
m. and 8 p. m.
The Methodist ladies will
have home baking for sale in
the old Gazette building Sat-
urday afternoon, May 2.
just as the paper goes to
press we hear of the untimely
death of Mrs. Benjamin Taylor,
we understand that her death
was caused by cancer of the
liver.
The Globe-Gazette manfully
chides the Broadaxe for being
inconsistent, because it pub
fishes campaign matter for G..
E. Moody, and the last time
Moody ran for office the first
half of the Globe-Gazette was
doing the same thing. Any
man. can buy space in the
Broadaxe but any man can't
buy favorable mention in the
editorial column. And as far
as that goes, were we to sup
port Moody, editorially, in our
opinion there would be less to
be ashamed of than there
would be to be caught support
ing the Looter of Alaska and
the bunch that is with him.
|-Broadaxe.
The papers throughout the
state have mentioned Hon. w.
E. Purcell of Wahpeton for U.
S. Senator. It would not be a
bad idea to send Mr.. Purcell to
Washington, all we have to do
is to elect him. He is one of
the best known and most
popular attorneys we have in
the state. He would be credit
to the state and an honor to
Richland county should he be
elected. He is the strongest
man the democratic party has
to put up, he is a vote getter
and his friends throughout the
state of all parties would like
to see "Doc." Purcell honor
ed with such an important
position. His record at Bis
marck during the last legisla-
ton is one his constituents
should be proud of-and we
are.
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LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. and J. H. Korf are guests
of Melrose, Mimi, friends this
week.
twenty-five girls wanted at
the Dakota Candy Factory at
once. If.
N. Boehme was an Aberdeen
passenger Saturday returning
Monday.
Rev. w. A. Baker will occupy
the Methodist pulpit on Sun
day April Goth.
James Michigan has left for
Macow, Canada, to look after
the seeding on his farm.
"Bismarck'-best wines and
liquors by bottle or gallon, all
kinds Of bottle beer. tt.
Trees For Sale-Ash, soft and
hard maple, box elder and pop
lar. See A. Miksche Wahpeton.
Mrs. VIM. and Babe" Har-
ker of Wyndmere were the
guests of friends in the CITY
Monday.
H. d. Landes was in the
vicinity of Paramount a part
of this week looking after his
farm interests.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching, 25 cents setting
of 10, for particulars enquire of
John Whyte Wahpeton. ct
A few sets of harness still on
hand that we will sell at cost,
in order to close them out.
The Farmers Supply Co. 1t
For Sale; one 2 seated top
carriage and a set of single
harness. For particulars in
quire of Severson the Tailor.
VIM. Giles who has been
cashier of a bank at CowelIs,
Nebraska for the past year has
resigned his position and has
returned home.
Hance Bunnes left last Tues
day with a car of stock and
farm implements for Davidson,
Canada, where he expects to
make his future home.
The local Bucket Shop or
what might be termed very
cheap board of trade has closed
it's doors and gone out of bus.
iness,-poor picking the cause.
The S. S. S. Ball nine and
the Wahpeton High school
team were on the diamond
last Saturday afternoon, and
at the close of the game the
score stood II to 8 in favor of
the Science school.
Automobile owners and
drivers should bear in mind
that the state of North Dakota
has an eight mile speed law,
which should be observed and
especially inside the city limits.
There has been several mach
ines on Dakota avenue this
week that were clipping off
about 20 miles an hour.