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IMPLEMENT BUsINEss for sale 4
FoR sALE-All flxtures In Hotel Ml

FOR SALE-All fixtures in Hotel Nc
Quillan. This is a three story brick
building containing thirty-three bed
rooms, office, dining room, kitchen,
laundry and store room, city water.
electric light, in good repair. / will
transfer lease to purchaser, ii expires
March 20. 1911. Present owner doing
a big business, but must leave at once
to attend other matters. Frank b. Nc
Quillan, Mandan, N. ID.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FOB SALE-Complet Caar-S Scott
threshing rig, Us horse engine. as
inch separator. now running, In good
condition. steel tank. truck, tender
and pump, fully equipped. Reason FOR
selling, must buy larger rig. Box 2S2,
Fargo.
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FOR SALE--New Oliver typewriter at
half price. Write Box 27s. Fargo.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good mich COW; enquir'
507 Oak street, City.
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FOR sALE--only drug store in good
live North Dakota town; doing a
good business. Doctor, rural and long
distance telephones, postoffice and
permit in connection; 5000 cash, bal
ance easy payments. Address II. 7.
Burke Langdon, n. d.
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Just RncnsAsad.

Ia carload or slightly ngpped plumb
ing fixtures. Isavafories. bath tubs
ana sinks of all kinds which / will
sell cheap. y. r. Riley. No 10 Robert
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FOR RENT-The finest horseshoetng
shop in North Dakota; city of Fargo;
all equipped; in connection with Car
ters veterinary hospital: only sober
man need apply.
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FOR SALE-Lady's dyed Otter coat,
size 3S. Address 500, care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Two good secondhand
safes. Hatcher Bros, Fargo.
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FOR Sf.LE-S4oO new FOX visible
typewriter. for $50. F~rura Print
ing Co.
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HELP MANTED--FEMALE.

WANT D-choeoIate clipper. Bonton.
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FOR SALE--Nine room house, with
bath, thoroughly modern. two blocks
from the Waldorf, two suites arrang
ed to rent for $65 per month and leave
four rooms for owner. This property
Ii on edge of business district and
rapidly increasing in value. VIII sell
at very close price as owner is going
west. Call at premises, 814 First ave-
nue. south.
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vsANTED-slx good girls at Fargo
Laundry.
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FOR SALE-Good milch cow; 62s
Eighth street north.
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NORTH SIDE hospital

PRIVATE, quiet home retreat, COM
Detent, experienced nurses: terms
reasonable. Phone 1851. tbs Fifth
street north. Augusta Kuehnol.
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BAKERY and confectionery business
in good town Of $500 in the south
ern part of North Dakota. Plenty
room to run restaurant in connection.
Will sell or rent very reasonable. Ad
No. 53S. Forum.
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WILL SELL FOR $1,000, or rent for
500 per month, with privilege Of
buying. the only vaudeville or moving
picture show in Staples, Mimi. popu-
lation 1000 seats 800. c. l. Lasher,
Staples. MINI.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ma
FOR sALE-Blacksmith shop, tools.
case; doing good business in Fargo.
Cheap on account sickness. Fred
Ammer.
FOR sALE--A butcher shop and hotel
at Denhoff, n D.; will sell terms to
suit. Address Alex Tibeau, Denhor,
N. d.
FOR SALE-The best located Ice cream
and soda water fountain business In
this city. Best OF reasons for selling.
4s4. care Forum.
FOR SALE--Between now and Nov. 1
well established restaurant in Fargo.
with rooms in connection. Address
sl4, care Forum.
MEDICAL PRACTICE in good town;
good country; married Scandinavian
preferred; good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress $40 care Forum.
NEWSPAPER in growing Mclean
county town for sale. $3.50 cash
takes plant subscription list and busi-
ness. o. Il Lomen, Ryder, n. ID.
FOR RENT-The nnest horseshoeing
shop in North Dakota; city Of Fargo;
all equipped; in connection with Car
ters veterinary hospital: only sober
man need apply.
GENERAL STOCK of merchandise for
sale in county seat of Bowman coun-
ty, North Dakota. Invoice about s5,-
500; will reduce stock. Address Box
s04 Bowman, N. ID.
LAW--Good paw practice in live NORTH
Dakota town for sale for the price Of
library and furniture. "A hustling
xy0ur.r Fa1iCtu can 0faT1 fpfn "a live O.
tice and make good quick. Address
518 care Forum.
WILL SELL FOR $1,000, or rent for
500 per month, with privilege Of
buying. the only vaudeville or moving
picture show in Staples, Mimi: popu-
lation 1000; seats 800. G.. L. Lasher,
Staples, MINI.
BAKERY and confectionery business
in a good town of $500 In the south
ern part of North Dakota. Plenty
room TO run restaurant in connection.
Will sell or rent very reasonable. Ad
No. 53S. Forum.
A RARE cHANcE-The only harness
shop in a live N. ID. town; doing
good business; population 1850; county
seat, good farming country around /;
for sale on account OF sickness. Ad-
"teSs " DOA Ao'' " - ~ ~
FOR SALE--Only drug store in good
live North Dakota town; doing a
good business. Doctor, rural and long
distance telephones, postoffice and
/ permit in connection; 5000 cash, bal
ance easy payments. Address r. i.
Burke, Langdon, N. d.
! IMPLEMENT BUSINESS for sale in
southeastern North Dakota. Estab-
| lished twelve years, on two railroads,
large territory. good farmers. VIII
sell warehouse and lot; stock at in
voice. Everything new and up-to-
date. Have other interests to look aft
or. Handle only the best lines Of
| goods. Look this up. Address Imple-
ments $50, care Fargo Forum.
J FOR SALE-All fixtures in Hotel Nc
4 nl,iIlar This Ia three stnr.u hricl
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MONEY TO LOAN.

W. LOAN MONEY on watches. dia-.
nonds. Iewelry and alI articles q
.,a1,,a Crescent Loan Office 2zO
r.~ont street. Fargo N. p.
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splRELLA coRsErs GUARANTEED

the NEW models. Atty different
shapes, for all forms; call ana gIxe
from Fargo ladies. Mrs. A. Anderson,
Room 15. stern block. Phone 1871
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HAVE knight Printing q. print il.
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sALARY ave FuRNITuRE LoANs.

MONEY LOANED TO honest employees.
holding permanent positions. strictly
noi1fidsnfiaI. Loans on furniture. pr
AMOS. etc. on the installment plan. NJ
ii Mahon. I06 Broadway, suite q.
Huntington block.
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ii. s. GOvERNM EMIT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.

conrad Waller project. Montana.
ID. 900 acres Of fne grassy prairie IN
der Irrigation. Drawing Oct. 7, 1905.
Must register for drawing before OCT.
4. You may register by power o. a.
tornav' For information and blanks
write W. M. Wayman. Waller, Mont Or
as Security Bank Bldg, Minneapolis
Mimi
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4 r0run wan 81 WI sell L 90 Yoa
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WANT Z DAN errand boy. Apply
Walker Bros. 81 Hardy.
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CHIMNEY CLEANING.

CHIMNEY CLEANING satisfactory
r.aava orders al phone 54 Harring-
tav.,a hardware Co j. f. Adams.
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LAW--Good paw practice in live NORTH
Dakota town for sale for the price Of
library and furniture. "A hustling
young fellow can step into live prac-
tice and make good quick. Address
518 care Forum.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
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FOR SALE--Blacksmith shop, tools,
case; doing good business in Fargo
Cheap on account sickness. Fred
Ammer.
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WANTE D--Barber, at webster hotel
barber shop.
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WANT e D-Good chore man at G.. Ell.
Porrit's residence. Phone 374.
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D Forum want "a. &c results. !
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HousE AND SAFE MOVING.

Il MAKE q specially Of unusual ana
heavy moving; houses, safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything. ]. W.
Hodges. Phone 90s.
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FOR SALE--A butcher shop and hotel
at Denhoff, N. D.; will sell terms to
suit, Address Alex Tibeau. Denhofr.
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WANTE D-Barber at once; SIS per
week one-half over S24. Phone VIM.
Shirley, Rolla, N: d.
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FOR sALE-lAND.

FOR QUICK SALE list your property
with Hansen Land Co.. $40 Broad
way, Fargo.
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FRUIT LANDS.
HOUSEHOLD HEADQUARTERS.

BUY, SELL a. EXCHANGE New aao
second hand furniture and stoves;
goods sold on installment l';An. Hart
stein. 400 Front street. Phone lSl.
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WANT ED-Agents to write insurance.
Experience not necessary. Address
Hatcher Bros. Fargo, N. ID.
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CONTRACTOR AND B0ILDER.

CONTRACTOR Erickson OF Dilwcreh
ID now In Shape TO give estimates
and plans on applications. satisfac-
zion guaranteed. Phone $780,.
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WANT D--A first class clothing sales
man for outside town. Apply to VIM.
Rosen, No. Broadway
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BOY WANTED-For ONCE work, to
run errands and make himself use
full; good chance to advance. Address
Box 543, Forum.
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GENERAL STOCK Of merchandise for
sale in county seat of Bowman coun-
ty, North Dakota. Invoice about So
500; will reduce stock. Address Box
304 Bowman, N. ID.
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FOR SALE-The best located ice cream
and soda water fountain business in
this city. Best OF reasons for selling.
asa, care Forum.
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WANT ED--A barber Of four or Ave
years experience. Must be Al man;
sober Address 524 care Forum.
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WANTED, AT ONCE - First-class
printer; good wages. Independent,
Darlington.
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY - Positions
secured; special rates to October 1.
Fargo School of Teiegraphy.
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/ FOR SALE--Between now and Nov. i,
well established restaurant in Fargo,
with rooms In connection. Address
S14, care Forum.
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BUY or TRADE.

WILL Guy or trade for your second
hand harness. wv. Il. Stewart. Har-
meas shop. Fargo.
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MEDICAL PRACTICE in good town;
| good country; married Scandinavian
preferred; good reasons for selling. Adj
\ dress $40 care Forum.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTE p-High class speciality sales
man, state agency Commercial Reg
lister. Address II. M. Stevens, Metro
ploe hotel.
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CANE FOURTH oF July.

Chicago has a Sane Fourth of July
association, and among its members are
Included the foremost citizens of the
city. The object of the association is
TO secure enforcement Of the laws re-
garding the sale Of fireworks and to
encourage a more rational celebration
Of the nations birthday. One plan OF
attack was an appeal to the people
through the churches and Sunday
schools, and Sane Fourth" pamphlets
were sent out yesterday 10 ministers,
priests. Sunday school superintendent
and others in position to warn the pub
lie of the perils attending Independence
day celebrations upon which no re-
strietions are placed. A mass meeting
will be held in Chicago next Thursday.
under the auspices of THE sane Fourth
association" at which more definite
steps will be taken.
The newspapers of the United States
call attention each year to the Fourth
of July fatalities and call upon the au-
thOrities to take some action to miti-
EdAN AAAE AlOl luis llC cAIAtcAl usually
falls upon deaf ears-none so deaf as
those who viii not head-and many ac-
eidents which might have been prevent
ed occur. Criminal carelessness is the
very mildest description of the attitude
OF such officials who prefer TO take the
chance of destruction of life and prop
erty rather than incur the enmity of
those who sell the death-deaIing ex-
plosives.
II is a difficult matter to break down
prejudice or an old established custom
A sane Fourth of July celebration would
be a decided innovation, and many
many people are opposed to a step for
ward under any circumstances. Yet
there is hope that some time in the dim
distant and dusty future city councils
all over the country viii show signs Of
sanity
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BRANCHES ABROAD.

It was stated authoritatively the other
day that the International Paper COM
pany. which has been fighting for a high
protective tariff in order to shut out
Canadian competition, will in the next
year or two operate 50 per cent or more
OF its pl-.nts in the Dominion and thus
make the monopoly more complete.
Other countries besides the United
States have adopted the policy of pro-
lection to a greater or less degree. and
the tariff laws are passed with a view
10 cTimping the American trade when
ever possible. In order to hold their
own in the markets Of the world many
manufacturing establishments in this
country have been compelled to erect
factories and mills abroad. Canada
prohting to the extent of many millions
Of invested capital and work for thou
sands of her citizens. The consular re-
ports tell the story, and their accuracy
cannot be doubted.
Prior to the present protective policy
Of Canada, American firms made the
goods at home and shipped the finished
product there. In order to hold this
business. it became necessary to es-
tablish American annexes in Canada and
manufacture the articles which they de-
sire to sell to Canadians in Canada.
From the best information obtainable.
there are at least $50 such American
firms in Canada, with a capital invest
ment Of $4,000, 600. Probably the
largest plant is that Of the International
Harvester company at Hamilton, which
employs 5000 to 1900 men. The purpose
in establishing this immense plant was
not only to supply the Canadian farmer
with agricultural implements, but also
to manufacture farm machinery for ex-
port as Canadian goods have customs
rebate in South Africa and on some
lines in Australia. while Canadian farm
machinery enters France at a lower
tariff rate than similar goods from the
United States.
Most of these American annexes are
located in Ontario. among them being
three large shoe factories. financed en-
tirely by American capital. which came
here during the past few years. The
American shoes imported into Canada
OF late are chiefly the higher grade. s.
and SIS shoes. a lower grade. which
could not be imported under the present
tariff is made by the American fac
tories In Canada
In the numbering business there are
enormous American investments. When
tax was put on saw logs for export
the Americans established sawmills in
Canada The capital invested by Amer
leans in the Canadian numbering inter
ests is estimated TO be not less than
sac. 600 600.
The home market and high prices At
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home, and branch establishments
abroad to compete for the commerce of
the world, ought to satisfy the manu-
featuring interests. Just ne con-
sumner is TO derive any -.. .rNs not
admit Of explanation. Perhaps many of
the consumers, victims of arrested men
tality, would fail to understand If proof
were offered that they were being
robbed coming and going. Some day
their eyes may be opened.
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THE GOVERNMENT MAIL
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN.

by the departments are sent there even
before Mr.. Carpenter. secretary to the
president, ses them. Others go to Mr..
carpenter, and out OF these he selects the
comparatively few which need to be
brought to the attention OF the president
himself. If Mr. Taft gave his entire
correspondence personal attention he
would be busy every hour of the twenty
four and would still be unable to read all
his letters.
When ex-Secretary Shaw came to the
treasury department he had that notion
common to country bankers that he must
give his attention to every little detail
OF the treasury work. So vast is the
amount 10 be done there that one man
could not look after the thousandth part
Of the details, much less do it all and
the important things besides But Mr.
Shaw was up by the break of day, and
in his office by the time Washington was
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al breakfast. There he wrote and wrote
He also insisted that he should sign ev-
erything that went out, so far as II was
possible. But he soon had as fine a case
Of writer's cramp as was ever the lot of
man, and thereafter he found the treas
ury wheels would not stop revolving just
because his writing hand was out OF
commission.
The pOstOffice department is the great
est producer Of government mail. the az
r1cultural department next and then the
treasury department The treasury de-
partment alone receives from 5000 to 500
letters day One word saved in every
letter mailed by the government would
lay off enough stenographers to man the
ofIlce OF company doing a business OF
100000 a year.
Copyright, 1903, by Frederic ]. Haskin.)
Tomorrow-Scientific Library Work.
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BILLIONS INVESTED.

The Royalist Statistical society of
Great Britain has been furnished with
some decidedly interesting figures by
George Paish, editor of the Statist.
showing the amount of British capital
abroad. Mr. Paish said that the in
comes which British investors drew
from holdings in Indian, colonial and
to total Of e81 O39, OS3. The income
from this source had rapidly expanded
in recent years in consequence mainly
Of new loans to the colonies and Japan.
The income British investors derived
from Indian, colonial and foreign So
cieties from coupons and from railways
Of the United Kingdom was e4S, 421. -
900 which, with the income from gov
eminent loans. made a total Of SIS, $780,
9S3 as compared with the income Of
e44,51S,000 received from similar
sources twenty years ago.
Additional income was derived from
investments in a vast number of mis-
cellaneous undertakings. He had as
certained the income from ZIP COM
panies for which Great Britain had
provided capital and found that the
amount reached e5s, 900.
If it were possible to bring together
all the income of companies trading
abroad and distributing interests and
profits in Great Britain the total would
be about e14O.OOOOOO. To obtain the in
come from abroad of nearly e140 600. 900
per annum Great Britain had invested
about e2,70O, 900 900, and was obtaining
all around a return Of 80 per cent.
He had taken no account of the
profit on capital derived from the Brit
ish mercantile marine. Investments in
the last sixty years of about $500
100000 of British capital had occurred
simultaneously with the immense
growth Of British trade prosperity. and
in the authors opinion this growth of
trade prosperity was largely. the result
Of the investment Of British capital in
other countries.
British capital invested in American
railroads in 1907-S is estimated by Mr.
Paish at e6OO.OO0OO producing On in
come of e27. 900, and since July 1.
1908. to June Is. 1909, he calculates that
over e13,5OO000 of fresh capital has
been placed in the United States of
America out of a total foreign invest
ment Of e17O.OO0,OOO, Canada and Ar
gentina alone having received a larger
British investment during this period.
In dollars this means that Great Britain
receives in dividends from abroad each
year the sum of 500, 900, 900. The mag
nitude Of this sum is better cOmpre-
hended when one remembers it is more
than four times the entire valuation of
the state OF Utah.
British capital has a pretty good grip
upon commercial enterprises the world
over. and the figures furnished by Mr.
Pafsh show conClusively that the hold
ings are constantly expanding instead
of contracting. The figures also show
the energy and enterprise of the British
race. Competition in recent years has
become keen all along the line, but there
IS no reason to suppose that the Eng
lishmen will fall behind in the race.
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Total Copies of The Herald Printed
in NAV. 1909.

&N%A%4N% $500 =
= Largest Daily and Sunday cir ,
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Senator Brown OF Nebraska succeeded
in downing the finance committee on
the wood pulp proposition. The news
papers of the country will rise up and
call him blessed if any material gain
results.
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Former Vice President Fairbanks ap-
proves the course of Japan in grabbing
Korea. Fairbanks will probably ap-
prove everything he sees during his
trip around the world. He strives to
please.
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Suits of clothes worth $40 a week ago
in New York have been marked up 10
$50 owing to the Aldrich tariff bill
Dealers are said to look upon the situa-
ton with much satisfaction. The buy
ers have not been heard from.
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The Hope diamond has been sold at
auction for $4,000, which calls to mind
the fact that nothing has been heard
from May Yohe and Captain Strong for
some time.