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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
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CHICAGO.

Commercial defaults have diminish
ed, while payments through the banks
rose to proportions surprising all for
mer records. These evidences carry
encouragement and the new year has
opened with business conditions more
distinct fer b~ctterment. Little time
was lost by the Leading Industries in
making Inventories and repairs, andl
preparations indicate an effort toward
increasing production.
Notable Aprovement thus far con.
tracted for make certain work for
large forces of labor aad unusual in.
Nestment of capital. Some addition In
tanning capacity is under way, shoe
factories report ample orders for fu-t
ture completion and the leather work.
ing trades generally move forward.
An indication of returning prosper
ity is seen, in wider request for the
principal raw materials.
Wintry weather favored retailf and
fuel distribution. The January clear
pnce sales made good progress; the ex-
IRENE cold inducing a sharp demand,
for avy-weight apparel and other
necessaries.. Wholesale branches re-.
reive ample mail orders for dry goods,
footwear, clothing, household needs and.
food products. Travelling statesmen in
large numbers have departed for the
Interior with prospects well defined for
All extended trade in spring and sum-
mer merchandise.
Mercantile collections at Western
points continue to be prompt. Heavy
January disbursements caused unusual
activity at the banks.
Failures reported in the Chicago DIS
trict number t~wenty-one, against forty
three last week, thirty-six in 1908 and
twenty-six in 1907. Those with liabil-
tiles over 5000 number five, against
eleven last week, seven in 1903 and
eight in 19O7.-Dun's Weekly Review.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
NEW YORK.

Post-holiday quiet rules as yet in
general trade, but active preparations
are making for the spring seasons
trade by jobbers, while retailers are
announcing reduction sales to clear ac-
cumulated stocks Of winte goods.
Temporarily, trade has been retarded
by storms, followed by zero tempera-
ture, extending from the Canadian line
south to Texas and east to the Allie
ghanies, but good effects from the ar
rival Of the long-eXpected cold weather
are already noted at the West.
In wholesale and jobbing line inven-
tories have been finished and prepare
tons for spring are actively under way.
In fact, trevalers from many cities are
already on the road with, in many
cases, fair results reported for the
short time they have been out.
Collections show little change from
previous reports, being still slow at the
South, but better at some Western
points. Generally speaking, the outlook
is one Of cheerfulness tempered by con-
servatism.
Business failures in the. U1ited
States for week ending Jan. z number
BOD, against last week., 4335 in the
like week Of 1908, 2s3 il 1907, 2s6 In
1906 and 295 in 1905. Business fall
'ures in Canada during the week num-
Der Al, which compares with % last
week and 63 In this week last year.
Bradstreet's.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15

caused by fires, the fellow servant law
the law limiting the hours of continuous
service. the reciprocal demurrage law. an
t-pass law, anti-lobby law, primary cleo
ton law, and law making it a crime for
corporations to make contributions to po-
lltical parties or to party candidates or
committees, removed most of the abuses
of which the people Justly comrlaincd; un-
der these laws, which are working we'll
the corporation has been removed frCm pO-
litical power in South Dakota. No rea-
sonable person wishes to do an Injustice to
the railroads. We need them and they need
us and a spirit of mutual fair dealing
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
More Judges Wanted.

Our supreme court has for years been
burdened with work far beyond its capac-
ity. Its work is several years behind. 1t
is unnecessary for me to point out to you
the injustice to litigants which this con-
ditiOn entails. When a CaSe is carried to
the supreme court, and then after two or
three years renanded to the lower court
for a new trial, in many cases witnesses
may have removed from the state, or have
been taken away by death, so that the
labor and expense of the new trial is
multiplied. Under these conditions, the
wealthy man is given an unjust advantage
over his poorer opponent who may have
side. To remedy this condition, 1 recon-
mend the addition of two justices to the
supreme bench and q corresponding pro-
vision for their maintenance.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15

Governor r. S. Nessry. IN his lirst
message to the incoming legislature,
calls attention to the continued pros
ptrity of the state, the growing inSti-
tutlons calling for larger attention from
the material of the people,
notes the condition of tine states fl
nanceS, urges economy along all lines,
advocates Il bank deposit law with Sni-
f, rm regulations for all banks in the
state, and no banks outside the state
eligible to selection.
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MIL PAY AyFA|RES 1 |
|. ON HIS own ROAD
PRESIDENT L. w. hill OF GREAT
! NORTHERN ACCEPTS STATE &
APPOINTMENT:

Minneapolis, Minns Jan. 5ss5---I 4onis III
w. Hin. presidents Of the Great NORTH
ern railroad will pay fare on his own
road hereafter when travelling In Min
nesota. He informed Governor john
son today that he would accept ap-
pointment as a member of the state
highway commission, and his name
will be sent to the senate tomorrow.
The attorney general has ruled that
persons holding any kind OF state po-
sition are absolutely barred from ac-
cepting free transportation, even IL
they are railroad officials. This opin-
ion is also held by the Great Northern
legal department, Mr.. Hill is good
roads enthusiast and anxious to serve
on the commission, so he says he will
pay his fare hereafter for the priv
ilege Of holding the appointment. He
succeeds Gustave Scholle of st. Paul.
whose term expires, and who is about
to enter the diplomatic service.
J. L. Washburn of Duluth, whose
term expires on the state normal
board. has agreed to make similar
sacrifice in order to remain on the
board. His name will also go t. the
senate tomorrow. He Is attorney fol
one OF the iron range roads, but will
give UP all his passes.
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amount Of light. with the system to
be used on the ''orientaI Limited the
light will be uniform at all times bee
cause thers will be no dependence OF
the engine which operates the dyna-
mo- upon the locomotive.
1t Is impossible at the present time.
to give the arrival and leaving times
at intermediate points.
On the same date the Great Nor
thern will establish through train.
service between Seattle and Kansas
City via the Great Northern and Burl-
ington routes through Billings The
Kansas City train will leave the main
line of the Great Northern at Shelbs
crossing Montana through Great Falls
and via the Billings cutoff This new
train, 1t is expected, will leave Seattle
g p. m. arriving at Spokane aboutos
a. m, and Kansas City 7:S0sa m. the
third day. West bound this train will
reach Seattle about 3, a. n1..sa pet Wis
asa TO equipment and exact time OF
train will be announced laters
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LARGE front room on first moor, modo
ern with board. Phone 3SS-L. $40
Ninth street north.
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ROADS WIN Fight
FOR SOUND RAILS

Pittsburg, Jan. 15.--L. c. Schand,
chief engineer OF the Pennsylvania
railroad company, yesterday made
public specifications for the new steel
rails, for which orders aggregating
1885, 900 tons which have Just been ac-
,cepted by the United States Steel cor
poration and several Independent
steel d rail makers,
! This is the first time the specifi-
cations demanded. by the railroads
have been made, publie since the hard
fight between the railroad. companies
and steel manufacturers began about
-four years ago,
One Of the most important features
Fin the new agreement regarding the
process Of manufacture is that there
shall be sheared from the end OF the
bloom suficient discard to insure
sound rails
In former years the discard amount
ed to only IL per cent and the Cas-
satt specifications, which started the
controversy called for a discard of
about 2s per cent. The fac that the
new b agreement calls for a sufficient
discard to insure sound rail means
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ORIENTAL LIMITED
TO RUN TO CHICAGO
DEFINITE ANNouNcEMEtVT HAS
BEEN MADE BY AN OFFICIAL. n
viii Be the First Road to Establish
Through Service Between Chicago
and Seattle New ssrvsios ls to
Start ot, May 2S. us II

The Great Northern Railway will be.
the first Of the large nseentinental
lines to establish through service he
tween Chicago and Seattle. The an
nouncement has been made by w. a.:
Ross. assistant general passenger
agent of the road.
According to present plans, etfective.
May 2s, the Oriental Limited" which
is the Great Northern's present crack
train. will leave Chicago for. Seattle.
every day In the year at ] 10 rs b. m.
via the Burlingt ton and Great Northern
routes arriving at Seattle. at 5 ps, M,
the third day. Eastbound, this train
will leave Seattle at p. M, arriving
at Chicago on the third day at410 D.
m. This not only equals, but exceeds
the time made by any Of the other fast
trains between Chicago and the Pacific
coast. 1t represents running q dis
tance of 2,25s miles in II hours and As
minutes west bound, less than three
days, and 72 hours eastbound. The
present service, which is as fast as
via any other route, is made in rs
hours and As minutes eastbound.
When traveller leaves Seattle for
Chicago he will spend one night less
on the road than he Is doing at pres
ent.
The nearest approach to this time
across the continent is made by the
Santa Fe between Chicago and Los
Angeles, the fastest of their trains
covering distance of 2,267 miles in
70 hours west bound and II hours and
so minutes eastbound. The Rock. Is
lands limited train between Chicago
and Los Angeles runs 2,27S miles in
III hours and IS minutes westbound
and n hours eastbound. "The Over
land Limited, OF the Hartman lines
between Chicago and San Francisco
that is via the Northwestern, Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific routes
covers a distance of 227SM miles
westbound inr7 hours 2S minutes AND
72h hours eastbound
Every passenger-carryfng car OF tht
"Oriental Limited including coaches
tourist and sleeping cars, dining cars
and compartment observation cars
viii run through to Chicago without
change. E
The details of the service. to ant
from Portland have not been worket
out as yet, but an arrangement WA
be made to give good connection q
Spokane with all through trains. a.
with the inauguration of thist ser
vice the "OrientaIf Isimited9 will b
electric-lighted throughout each bert
of all sleeping cars being furnishet
with berth lights. An engine places
in the baggage car wiiL generate II
own steam with whic hto run the DIV
namo instead of taking it from tn
engine as is the custom on most roads
Under the ole SYSTEM which take
steam for the >operation OF. the dyna
mo from the engine, there.vis a. ma
terial reduction in the light wins.th
cars whenever engines are detached
because the direct current is cut soi
and the storage must be drawn upor
whenever there is an excessive de
pnand upon the engine for steam be
cause of high speed or cold weather
etc. there is naturally a urtailmen
In the supply of steam to the engih
which operates the dynamo, all q
which means reduction in tn
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SOLICITORS WANTED.

$500 A. MONTH easily made, for secur-
ing only a few orders week OF our
installment investment certificates;
any one of ordinary intelligence and
perseverance can earn that much and
more; we want a bright, wiie-Awake
young man or woman to represent US
In every community where we are not
now actively represented; some ener-
getic workers earn the above amount In
their spare time-full time workers
earn much more; we furnish equip
ment and show you how to start APP
ply Agency Department, Northwestern
Mutual Investment Co., broadway,
Fargo. N. ID. BOX sos.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. p. Il. BURToN-orFIcE HOURS
10 to ~ o., M. to- 5 hnd1S to o p. I'M.
once. Stern building. Phone 173L.
Fargo. N. D.
n. J. CAMPBELL. Nj. D.-Practice LIN
tied to diseases OF wouen-G Genito- Urin-
ary and Skin Diseases. Once hours:
1912 and 3-5. Over Mcdonald Drug
Store Front st. Phone 72a.
DRs. CALLANDER AND MAC GREGoR,
physicians and surgeons, Offices de Lend
recie block, Hours II to i2; 5 TO 8; to
Telephones: Office &5-K; DR.. Callander,
residence 34b-L;~D Macdregor, residence
1l55-L Fargo.
DIR. A. G. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Once over WilSer's drug
store, coz front street Hours: to IL,
2 to 5 and to g.. Telephone 1O43-L, OF.
fee; 1O48-K. residences. @
DIR. PAUL SORENESS PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Once third door Edwards
building, Fargo.
DARRoW WIEBLE, PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. Ofices, deIsendrecie
block, corner Seventh street south and
Front. Once hours, 8 to 8 and 7 to
d. m. so sH~,sS 81
DIR. J. g. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC PHYsT
clan, 604 Front Street Phone 614-L Office
hours II to IL q. M, 2 20 and7 80 TO $3.50 .. M
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Room ANp eoAap oFFERED.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms WIKI
board. SOC Third avenue north.
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FOR sALE-LANp.

~~N~@S~~~~~~~~~~|~r~~~r
Ian D--l60 acres, three mics from
proposed Iownslte on N. 4. X R. ex-
tension. west from Rlngree, Etutsman
county, sl2.5O per acre; $500 cash, bal
ance IL years time al per cent an-
teresL, write me for full descriptions.
map ana prices OF Stutsman county
lands that j viii sell upon crop pay
ment at to 10 years time, 6 per cent
interest. Frank L. kellogg, Cleveland.
N. n.
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Lesson Frona the Paat.

Chicago Tribune: The Chinese, were
building their great wall.
This will prevent unjust discrimina-
ton they said. 1T will keep every
thing out" s3f
Thereby, too, they saved the trouble
and expense Of having to revise the
tariff every few years. a
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FARM FOR SALE

FOR SALE--A country home. fifteen
miles from Cincinnati, Ohio. IA.
commodating eighteen head stock;
fiiye-ro room tenant house, out buildings
pear, apple orchard; two trolley lines.
telephone, rural delivery; model
stock, dairy. agriculture place aud
home. Apply u. M Rugg, los East
Fifth street, st. Paul.
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Punilistin Anomalies.

Philadelphia Ledger: Fifty dollars" !"
said the judge.
Cant accept it, replied the man
arrested for fighting. IF they're offer
ing Jeffries $4,000 for a scrap, the
article / put up Is worth more than
nifty"
Gently as possible they broke to him
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WANTED 70 RuY-LANn.

twenty farms La Cass county. o. d.
and Clay county, Mimi, ranging In a1xe
from quarter section to d section and
q half on. We desire to deal with
owners only and wants something ws
can sell on easy terms and at rock
bottom price If you have something
let us hear from you. The Mcdonald
Land Co. Streator. Ill
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WANT TED-Gooo girl for general
Wright, ats Seventh avenue north.
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rIGh 0RA

HIGH GRADE sa;esman wanted: an
< exceptional proposition for strictly
No. man, to sell full line farm inn
plernents and thFeshers in local ter
ritory; must be confident of getting
business; Scandinavian only, age be-
tween rs and So; exceptional chance.
Address SS4, care Forum.
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There is no case on record Of a cough,
cold or la grippe developing into pneu-
monia after Foley's Honey and Tar has
been taken. as 1t: cures the most obsti-
nate deep seated coughs and colds. Why
take anything else.S H ii. Casseiman
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FOR sALE--Second hand safe. 2ox
14hxl3, inside measurements, $40
Apply 3S Huntington block.
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sALARY :. FuRNlTuRE LoANs.

MONEY LOANED to honest employees,
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture, pi-
amos, etc, on the installment plan. W.
@. lMahon, LOG Broadway, suite 8. Hunt
ington block.
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EoR SALE or EXCHANGES.


FOX SALE or exchange, 1S0-acre
farm; good improvements ana we'll
drained: ~ mixes from Fargo: las
acres fall plowIng; a bargain Ii taken
soon. Geo. a. Anderson. 216 Tenth
street north.
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noaplTAa.

MATERNITY HOSPITAL Competent
nurses and best of care: highest kas~s
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp, @01 Tepth street
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onIx Or aRremo ouinIne n.

That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
for signature OF E. w. Grove. Used world
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/ Los Between George Denis and N,
p. avenue, lady's black hand bag,
containing money Finder return 70
Forum ONCE for reward.
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WANT ED--A first class shoe sales
man for out of town; Scandinavian
preferred. apply No. 8 Broadway for
Information.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
.ATroRNEN

j. a., ATT0RN ny AT LAW
Fargo National Befk Esiuk Phone sSS5.
BARNETT s& RIESaA1AbSON sATTUR-
neys at Law. 0dlces. and 0 Merton
building, Broadway. is,'..sss
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
TURNER Ii. R. ARroRNnx AT Law,
Ofices I'm Edwards buildlngs Broadway.
Practices in all courts. - ~
MILLER HENtsT. F:.T ATTORNEY AM,
l Counselor at Law. Oyef Fargo National
Bank block, Fargo, j. q Z. -
ROBINSON, J.. H.. ATTORNEY AT Law,
courts Tax cases speciality.
EMERSON n. r. SMITH ATTORNEY,
Commercial Bank building, Fargo rae
stices Ia NIL courts Particular care given
70 probating estates. ". -. IL.
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SALESMAN MANTEn.


GOhaM M Z FtCiAE traveller can secure de-
sirable side line by addressing 971
care Forum.
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jANAfdTE Dy-ks0m@One looking Tor SNAP,
to purchase newspapers: have two
both doing R0o0 Dlasinesss excellent
plants. good towns. good prospects,;
must be Tor cash: chance 9og man WIKI
linites capital: reason tor seliing 9th.
er huaiuesS; answer quick IL you mean
businssA Address s4S. care FoFxaru
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RllY


CASH Tor mems worn garments
phone 1eeT-L4 u. =. s1a Fronk street
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sAFEs FoR sALE.

FOR SALE--Second hand fire proof
safe. 37x2Sx24 inches. Fargo Foun-
dry Co.
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ME- n,lcAl..
OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE--Aaodern ten-room house;
hot water heat electric lights. gaA,
bath. cistern, full basement. laundry
flne lot. excellent location, or exchange
Tor Hed river valley land. near city
nrica 4 nnap. For further particulars
address Box 2e2. Fargo y. @.
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~ ssyAdIE e. c. WILLARD, for sale at
i naeClane'a or Turnse's. Fargo, ~ u.
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HAY, UPLAND HAY.

! AM THEkE with the feed--goOd
feed, but at low price: prove L.;
try me. l. Goldberg. SIS Front street
Phone 1146-L
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FoR sALE--FLAT.

~-~~-~-~~~S@Ne~~>>,-r~--~-
FOR SALE--Twelve-ro furnished
hat: steam heat gas, electric llgnI.
10, Forum.
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WANTED ED--Cood newspaper man with
not less than 1880 10 buy half in
terest, with full management. OF a
county seat paper. One OF the best
paying job departments In the state
b, care Forum.
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PHYSICIANS LOCATION for sale--.
two, appointments, 500 Tor location.
81. 500, unopposed. nearest nc miles.
$500 for location and drugs, $500 with
ONCE MIXTURES inctuded. SVe, care Fo-
run1ss et-s sss~sss sssff3fns II
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WAN r D-Ay good hustler In every
town In North Dakota to represent
established manufacturing company |;
very profitabie contract to responsible
party l.. g. Bradley, Duluth. MINI.
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EoR SALE OR RENT,

ATTENTIoN-Have you city prop
erty TO sell or rent? II SO, list IL
with the John Wyman Farm Land a.
Loan Co., Fargo National Bank Build
ing, Fargo, N. ID. Phone 535.
FOR SALE OR RENT-My store
building, with fixtures, located in the
best part of town, near postoffice anu
bank; good opening for clothing or
general store, or in fact, for any line
of business. Address II. Stern, VIM
bledun, N. ID.
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ACCOUNTANT.

WALTER THoMsoN "; IR.. ExPERT Al
5countant. Phone Spp-J. 1a30 Tbtfd are
nue. south. FsysO, n. ID. sssE sss
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BUSINESS CHANCES. Il

FIRST GLASS location for veterinary
surgeon. in North dakota town: no
competition. Address y9p, care kurum.
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AGENTS wANTEp.

WANT E D. Responsible and exper-
fenced agents 70 take orders TOR ST.
Cloud granite monuments, cttreet from
manufactures to- purchaser lyr s1onas
Bros, st. Cloud. Mimi.
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that the railroads have won their
fight on this point. ty.ss
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WAN n Ep--4An agent; Il highest aOasll
paid week lyg9 Nsths part expenses
home territory. OUTFIT tree; a good
chance tor you. Write the Hawks
Nursery Co. Wauwatosa, VIA.
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dressnaking and sew
ing. $40 Seventh avenue south
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A good second han6
safe. Hatcher Bros.. Fargo.
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FOR SALE--Good muie. w. "a. Lans,
Columbia hotaL barn. MoorheAd
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A FEW MORE stoves at sacrinca
prices, at $40 Front street. Phone
1850.
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FOR sALE-Nice bright timorthy hay.
Phone 1901. 400 Eighth. street
south.
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AND LICENSED EsiBlkEdEf FlLpsER;
II Suupiies.s j. IT. Rice s South Broad,
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DREssMAI<ING AND SEWING.
DRESShiAi<IpsG school. at LIS Broad
way.
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HELp wANTEp--MALE.


HAVE Knight Printing Co. print it.
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and does away with the ne6essEty Ok re-
sharpening. printed guaraMtee eertlncats
accompanies every pair and contains the frl-
iowing; NsTs this pair tok Shears breaks VI
becomes detective In any wMy within nva
pears from the date delivered. It will be re-
placed with i new pair tree
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lANlO T;sJ L n.

h. 81 PIANO TJWEN
PROF. svyA, X siAIMEK. TIA NINTH AVE.
nue. South. Master tuning and repairing.
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FURNISHED or unrurnished room,
board IL preferred. s06 Third avenue
north
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WANT ED-PositioH by an experience
ed nurse. Address, 81, care Forum
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New Subscribers 10 The Daily Forum pay
ing sa.oe Cor stx nonGhs In advance, may have
pair c1 these shaars tree. Old subscribers,
by uay1n& aEreexa@as and gtg months In Ad-
vance uay have the Ahears free N The
shears ars desired ~ mall aend cents extra
for postage
Cali ut Tne Eoram ozIzce now or nls 0us
this coupon nnd mail 4 ~ - once.
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POSITION WANTED.
EARnaln


POSITION wanted by undergraduates
nurse. terms reasonable. Phone 800 L.
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Strong, capable girl for
general housewoTk; good wages. Mrs.
Belknap, 623 Seventh street south.