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GOOD LOCATION WANTED.

WANTE D--Good location for Scandi-
navian physician. Large territory:
good crops. $40 Forum.
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HOSPITAL

MAT =REITY HoSPITAL-Competen
nurses and best Of care; highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. eE.nie Camp. sO1 tenth street
south, Fargo,
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PHYSICIANS.

WALTER TlAD-A,Sv-N, JAS., EAPERT AZ
eouNtant. Phone 391-J. 112O Third ave.
nue. .,outh, Fargo. N. d.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

CONTRACTOR Erickson OF DilwSrth
is now In shaps to give estimates
and plans on applications. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Phone 1901.
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DIR. r. H. bCAs4S.,--oe ASh HOURS:--
10 to AZ Il. nj, 70 aud to D y. m.
'ofice, Stern building. Phone lT3-L
Fargo, N. d.
y. !. CAMPBELL, AZ. D.--PRAC1lCh
limited 20 diseases Of women--Genlto
Urinary and SKIN Diseases, once hours.
10 to IL aud to 5. over Mcdonald
Drug Store, Front street. Phone To.
DkS. CALLANDER * ACGREGOR.
Physicians and Surgeons. Office de Len
drecie Block. Hours, II tc IL; 3 to 8
and to s. Telephones; Office, 345~K ;
DR.. Callander, residence, 345-L; DR.. Mao
gregor, residence. 1155-L. Fargo.
DIX. A. z. NORRIS, PHISlCIAN AMI
surgeon. Office over Wilser's Drug
Store, sos front street Hours, . to H.
2 to aud to s. Telephone lOS4-L.
Office; 1043-E, residence.
DIR. PAUL SORENESS, PHYSICIAN
aud Surgeon. Once third door Edwards
building Fargo
BARROW & WEIRLE, PHYSICIANS
aud Surgeons. Offices, deLendrecle Block,
corner Seventh street south and Front
street, Fargo Once hours. to 8 and
TO p. m.
DIR. ]. q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC:
Physician, GOA Front street Phone 6T4-L.
Ohlce hours, IL to IL a. m, and z to
aad 1880 n. m.
,. M.eIDAL, MD, HOMEOPATHY G PLY
sie.an and surgeon. Edwards Blk, Fargo.
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ccontinued rrom rage one,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-12
CHIMNEY CLEANING.

CHIMNEY. cleaning. satisfactory
leave orders, or phone 81, Harring,
toms hardware store A. +. Adams.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-12
sHAMPooINe.

LADIES' tirst-class shampooing done
ct home. Phone 1854: hours from .
a. m. to .. m.
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WANTEp-eooks 10 kEEP.

WANTED - A set of books to keel
nights, Box 637, Fargo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

Williams, Robert Dayton, district attor-
ney, and his uncle, Eben Skinner, the
miser. They have beautifully Planned
q scheme In conjunction with Eleanor
DeGray. an adventures, to force
Madge Carlton 10 marry Dayton, and.
thus enable him to get control OF the
estate to which she and her sister.
Baby Ruth. are heirs. Their plans
and schemes are frustrated by Harold
Young lawyer IN love with Mndge,
assisted by bliss Roamcr, IL clever de-.
tectiye. with quite q few llsg,lIses:
Phil Watson. Il factory hand, and Josie
Burnhan, who is ambitious TO become.
an actress All goes we'll with. the
schemers, until the last act. when the
trials and trlbulatiuns OF he opnress.
ed and prosecuted are swept away, the
tears are succeeded by smiles, the
sorrows by Joy and the grinding pinch
OF poverty by wealth. ite"arl comes
to The good. rctributlon to the wicked
and the curtain descends on n real
play OF real life in New York. "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14
Rooms Wanted
THE. STAGE

As to the Many Stars in MADAM But
Madam Butterfly" the Puccini
grand opera which Is to be sung at the
Grand opera house on Wednesday cy-
ening, January Goth. has been sung
in many American cities. hut never be-
fore Mt what might sc called regular
grand opera prices, This fact Is maxi
ing the tour OF the English Opera
Company. soon to be seen here, n tri-
umphanl one about the country. This
organization Is Il notable one, contain.
Ing no less than ten members Of the
original Madam Butterfly" cast In
this country.
The musical director Is Herr Karl
Grossman, easily one OF the best
known conductors Of opera In Ameri'
Gu. 1t WINS Grossman who made the
first American productions OF many OF
the great operate successes Ahroad.
Several years ago he received n silver
baton from American singers on the
event Of conducting ibis one-thou
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14
in jersey and New York state towns ", s.

In Jersey and New York State towns.
The cast this SEASON. according to
various reports, is far better than Inst
season. having MS principal. Mr.. Frank
II. Gardner. who played the leading
role with The number one company last
year, while the company that played
one night stands, last season was the
second company. III
Miss Claire Vincent occupys the
Leading feminine role this year and
Geo, Rosener and Emmet Brandon are
In support. 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14
sandth performance OF opera in Eng.

sandth performance OF opera III Eng
lish, in New York. h,
Miss Adelaide Norwood, prima don.
M soprano, has long held I. high place
among American singers. due to her
engagement for several years with
leading operntlc organizations in this
country. Three years ago she went to
Europe to fiji engagements In several
state operas and then went to Bay
renth to study the Wagnerian music
drama. On a side trip to B1lda Pest,
news OF her success as "Tosca" reach
Cd the ears OF. Pnccini and he went to
hear her sing. EIe was so pleased
md 50 impressed by the quality Of her
voice and splendid dramatic qualities
that he imediately contracted with her
to create The role OF Butterfly" In
America. and personally undertook to
coach her in the part
Miss Louie Collier, f'riu:.l donna So
prano nn English singer has Just re-
turned from abroad, where she appear
ell with success In Italy and u sea-
son ut Nice and Monte Carlo. She has
been singing "Butterfly"". during tho
present season and has made IL dis
tinct success In the part. {.Etl
Miss Ethel Du Ere Houston scored
the artistic hit of her career In The
role Of "Suzuki," "Butterlly's' maid,
in the Pucclni opera, while singing
the role for two Seasons ON tonr.in
America. Miss Houston was NOM
Der OF the leading English opera COM
pany for several years, has studied
abroad and has appeared in vide re-
pertoire OF grand opera. 9H
These are only three OF the ac-
know1cdged stars who will be seen
here with the 'Altltla mButterf1y" com
pany. The others who have leading
parts are equally competent, equally,
famous and most Of them have scored
successes in grand OPERA in Europe rs
well as in America, These facts ought
to convince even the most casual pat
ron OF the highest class of musical
productions that the visit OF Madam
Butterfly" to Fairnlont Is no ordinary
occasion. It Is, In fact. what amounts
practically to the opportunity of a life
time for many people to hear grand
opera at home. sung by competent ar
fists. and rs such 1t is fair to suppose
that few Of them will neglect it.a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

+ Yes; there probably is s'l2h q thing
a S"luck."' But 1t does not usually IA.
vor those who believe in 1t. Its smiles
ar for those who work ian | advertise
Just as thought there wee no sush
thing as chance In the world.
demand for workers Is 'nc-eas:
and the want ads. carry about the
best news In the paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

4 For Ane, old Pennsylvania Waic
keys. drop Into the Oak Liquor stoEo
on Pike street. In Clarksburg. Choice
brands at 81 per quart. Expreseago
prepaid on gallon orders at list pr1cea. /
Orders for brandies, VINE or beer for /!
family or medicinal use given prompt
attention. All goods guaranteed strict
" pure. ~. 80 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14
"When Women Love-

One OF the greatest successes among
tho melodramtic productions Is Spftz.
Nalhanson & Mason's great play.
when Women Love-" Replete US II
Is with startling situations. novel me-
chanIcal effects. scenic splendor,
strong pathos and qunin thumor. the
strongest feature Is its fidelity to real
life. Every character Is human. In
the city OF New York will be foun,l
thousands OF people who will recog-
nizc among the characters Of this play
exact prototypes Of some one they
know Yet the play Is pure fiction. 1t
deals with the every day life Of ieo-
pie in the great metropolis; their
loves, their wrongs, their Joys, their
sorrows, their crimes, their virtue, and
The ultimate success OF the right, and
the downfall of the wrong. Il
When the public through the box Of
fee votes that a play is a hit, It puts
the pessimists out OF business, no mat.
ter whit Is said to the contrary.
''When Women Love" Is one Of the
seasons great plays. Everywhere the
same reports are heartl-"great show"
So It is: pathos, comedy, sensation.
combined with an excellent cast and
IN unusually strong theme for a plot,
make It so. 1t was built TO please the
masses, and Is therefore termed a
''box Office winner" 4
There Is IN abundance OF the tlra.
matte. with leaycning of humor that
shines through the shadows Of In
trgue. murder and the darkcnlns OF
tho lines OF the chief characters. The
first scene represents factory In full
operation. Madge Carlton, a factory
girl. when falsely accused OF murder
Ing her uncle, Is aided financially by
the labor union. and Its members
prove the staunchness OF their friend
ship by materially helping to prove
her innocence and establish her claim
to the Carlton estate. There are tive
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

FOR sALE-A Henry F. Miller" Bos,
ton, mahogany upright piano, used but
little. Easy action and exquisite tone.
cost $500. will sell for $3.50. Reasons
for selling. | am closing my house per-
.nlanently. Piano can be seen by ap'
,pointment. Edw. B. Page. Asst. Treas.
Federal Coal & Coke Co.
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SHojuls|ie s for Rent
Z S ;';1 2175ii5HE| I | |IF !. /.

sfoRxREMT-One slx room house, cor
Reri 18th street and CASTOR avenue. APP
ply s22 Locust avenue, Consolidated
phone 1862.
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Miscellaneous

lNVESTMENTS-Did you ever hear
1t said that all investor in Washing
ton, D. c.. real estate cannot lose?
Write for free illustrated booklet en-
planning why-and how large fortunes
are made. At present We have some
rare bargains. Losch Investment and
Realty Exchange. Falrmont, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

SFoR RENT-S-room house on State
street gas water and garden. Apply
/ N, III. Kinkald, city. tt
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WANTED-Girl for laundry and up
stairs work. Small family. Apply SOC
Fairmont avenue. tt
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Misunderstanding TO do by day or
at home. Excellent style and work In
light weight goods, shirt waists, wrap
pers. linen, etc. Price reasonable.
Write, seamstress. 102 Water. St.
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FOR RENT-One 4 room house, Sec.
tond ward. Inquire S. G. Morris. Wash.
stngton street. tf
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WANTED-Agent. lady or gentleman,
in every town, Good selling article.
SIS to $50 a week. Write today for
pacticulars. Oriental Embroidery CO.,
EOS N. Liberty ST.. Baltimore, Md.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

Directors-Geo. M: jacobs. ". q !
Meredith. ]. M Hartley. Harry Dhau
W.. 8. Raymond. G. u. Hntoataec7
Howard r. Furbee. iitiit Il n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14
Help Wanted

WANTED-Glrl clerk for store on
Main street. Address Lock Box els,
Only good business girl need apply.
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I For Sale
For Sale Real Estate

FOR fsALE-One 4.roomed house, new
4 With three.fourths Of acre Of land; Ave
minutes walk from center Of city. on
Spruce street; no city taxes to pay.
price S75o.Oo. half cash, balance on
rent payments. Call at Amos Clay.
IONS meat market. Maple avenue, for
particulars. 81 u y u "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

WANTED : An Industrious colored
man. Apply "H,' West Virgnlan of.
flee. 5E.gs. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-14

GIRL WANTEo-For general house
work; sr'all fnmily. Address P. O.
Box 1G". II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
IMAM AM. NIEE5 drunk
Staggering Woman Lets Lit
tie Baby Fall Parents
Taken TO Jail.

A pttabie and deplorab1e spectacle
Of a husband and wife both stagger-
ing drunk, ana the latter carrying an
eighteen months-old baby in her
arms was witnessed by people in
South Fourth street near the ST.
Charles corner late Friday afternoon.
When the mother let the baby fall,
bystanders went and called policemen
and the man, woman and baby were
taken to jail. The child was not hurt
much. The woman was placed in the
women's department Of the jail and
the baby was taken care Of at the
sheriffs residence. When the woman
was sober her baby was returned to
her and she was released. The hus-
band was sent to jail for three days
by the mayor at this mornings ses-
sion Of police court. He said his
name was n +. Randall ana that he
lived out on the Short Line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
CONVENTION
toontmned from page y


r.. Martin, tenor.
The great dramatic play will De
given Monday evening by Misses IF
fie and Bessie Waddy, Bescer Smell
Earl Walker and Martin Topsail.
The play is entitled Manage" First
act. Man; second act. Age; third act,
Marriage.
saturday night the whole win end
with some amusement by the young
people, who win hold masquerade
social and conundrum supper. The
muste'will 'be furnished s,y the Junior
orchestra, said to be the best colored
orchestra in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-13
JAS. RYAN
Real Estate
Broker
And Fire Insurance Agent
Office at Eureka PIumbIng Shop
43sW. Fike St.
Phones: Bel349-J Home %
And tire Insurance Agent

| have about fifty different
properties for sale in all parts
of the city and its additions,
and ! know from the prices
that it would pay you TO look
over my list before you buy.
If you have a business for
sale ! can dispose Of it without
publicity. Your insurance is
solicited.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

could step IN and take charge of the family interests
My dear, his wife told him in tones of admra-
ton, agree with you perfectly
" ell We'll leave 1t to me- my dear. I'll see the
young man and have talk with him. | had a note
from him Just this morning asking if he could see me
tomorrow evening
THE next evening Tommy called, and after ac-
ceptlng cigar briefly asked Tonys father for
his daughter hand.
The elder cleared his throat and started in
on his carefully considered reply. Your birth and
position and your ability TO support my daughter
ne proceeded, are beyond question OF course
but, he looked suddenly up over his glasses in a
way he had found very impressive with his en-
ployees at the office, what are YOU doing now
Why, loving your daughter sir said Tommy
apparently much surprised that anyone should have
to ask such a question
Yes. yes" rather taken aback to be sure but
-ah-in business way, l mean"
love her Very. very much. sir, smiled
Tommy that | really think there wouldn't be cry
much left OF me for anything else"
All very good, very good indeed. But after you
are married. after YOU settle down
" shall continue to love her finished out Tommy
with perfect assurance.
Now this wash at all the sort of thing that Tonys
father had counted upon. and Well everybody
knows that Tommy and Tony are formally en-
gagged. Moreover, everybody is wondering how their
marriage will turn out.
Tonys mother IS peSsimstic. They're both So
erratic she says, / just know they will be very
unhappy"
They probably will be, agrees Tonys father
= but then. my dear, they're such harebrained young
imbeciles that they Il probably never know it
Which may be all very true. for TOnyS father is a
man whose judgment IS considered very shreWd in q
great many things.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
By HI. Addington Bruce

-le -eart o Tennessee forest. its stately white
j .-C-r- looming unexpectedly out Of the wood
.-G DEPTHS stands 4 monument which ought to be
scene ot Inn res>lEe memorial service this
.ruur. i mark, the spot where. exactly century
October II Ot the present year, MerlWether
lewis eururuander oI the famous Lewis and Clark
...la-lrg expedition found his last resting place
t. -- orE four wears since the centennial OF that
iertul march across the continent was celebrated
-.le-dId exposition on the Pacific slope which
-er-- and his brave followers did 50 much 10 win
The lulted States. NOW the time has arrived
-e- his death ought 10 be Corlrnern GRATED. "a
.-.-l Y.e.rrIng under circumstances 80 darIy
--e-lau- as - leave j. even IN the present day.
u the most intricate and battling problems IN
erl.4r history.
f.- the matter If that. however. much ot Neri-
either Lewis career i 7lr1uded II mystery. He
almost ae Insc-7I-atsle and picturesque figure
better known u9nrerl-, ,orarE. Aaron Burr. and
ee wonder I5 that some II our n0Eellsts have not
seized urgu h.u. a- - many have seized upon
Burr - make him The hero Of thrilling historical
romance. He MAS scarcely less ambitious. though
= Z tar more honorable WaE. than Burr and his
rise fame was mo less meteorlc than Burr Ills
.4-rc~ tD. like Burr WAS intimately connected
nth than # the great Jefferson.
Er .Ea- tao-. one ri Jefferson Young men
rl served him t. the DAY Of his death with un-
failing laEalty Part IF the secret Of jefferson S
Has hi, ability T. pick out Young men ol
..-rI- attract them u huu, and arouse III them
.te-~e enthusiasm Tor him and for has po.l.les.
lIe r.us aad always army ot devoted and brilliant
-,,t-rar-- each with his own following ready -
t ~ Tefer4gr'- support IN time Of political need
s-1.ug al If these none was 50 thoroughly IN ms
.-tleuee as was Nerlwether Lewis. none Won ms
r-leree IT early age ~ held Il utl.'roeil IpT
...-y .
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

usual happened to come across the street Just then
God bless you. my poor man, he said kindly at
the same time dropping big bright silver dollar into
klemm's hat
Betty Insleigh, who saw the whole thing from her
carriage, says that hlenlm puttered and shook his
hst and carried on dreadfully. But Tommy saws
that the poor old durfer really couldn't have been
very much offended, he wouldn't have kept the
dollar.
HOWEVER, neither these nor the score or more Of
other incidents illustrating Tommys splendid
chaT1tableness and hatred OF sham We're known to
Tony. And even II they had been she would prob
ably have hesltated 10 advance them to her mother
arguments in Tommy favor She is not the sort
OF woman that would understand.
Why WASH I It only a few days before that Tonv's
mother had referred TO that amusing incident at the
dinner table as an example OF TOmmvS dreadful
absent mlndedness, Tommy. YOU see, was so alb
sOrbed IN what TOnyS father was saving that he ne
elected TO take the fngerboWl from his plate before
helping himself to ice cream The splash however.
didn for second distract his attention from the
II nothing had happened and helped himself again.
his time the ice cream went the dolly and
though he had 10 have that removed and help him
sell third time, he didn't miss one word OF what
Tony's father was saving.
Tony simply couldn't make her mother see that
instead OF absent mndedneSS. this incident really
showed the deepest kind of concentration on Tom
that anyone could give such undivided attention to
what papa had been talking about.
TONYS mother saw Tonys father before Tony
did. He agreed with everything she said under
the impression that Il was She who was agreeing with
everything he said His IN law, he firmly an
nounced, must be man who when the time came,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER 10, 1909

-1e Eeatlerran last ahead OF me. Tommy assured
-.-a ~ farewell ou may Vet catch a glimpse of
.-.-l over The side. on the night,
AhtI they were on the sidewalk Tommy took
.r-y ..y the arm.
Sorry - have had 10 drag YOU into il he told
-ar when Was raggIus the others that ] really felt
E.a needed bir OF II yourself
a Nd there was that time on the street car that
Berry BeckWirth tells about
auu-y and Berty after a pleasant e. e.liIlg at a
eF-a-leroy Park club. started up town on 4 Fourth
car. They had sand everything they had to say
-t-ier II The evening and were gazing abSentlv al
--e ~ re-tiserneut>
j must have been along in the 3O's that that inn
-.~Slhle Z. Duke Ione-.-or Is i T Earl jones'
s-h his coat thrown back 80 as 10 show his evening
clothes boarded the ear Before he had time TO find
seat arlrny reached langui.lv over and rang one
The electric signal buttons between the windows
oh. waiter. he called TO Jones. with . wave OF
~ hand that Hospitality included all the passengers
= The car. you may take the orders, And then
~ though suddenly realizing his mistake he went
~ - Jones and tried TO explain.
nl awfully so--v. he assured him I Was half
--earnlng. and really you-er-especiallv IN a dress
s-l.t YOU kuOw-I m very so-rv.
ar1rrE sWea-s Il really absent rnindtiueSs on
his part. hut Berrv Beckwi-rh saws he j be willing
= wager his lie that Il was merely Tommy gentle
way y calling down an insult cradle snoh From the
"aE Jones acted about Il afterWa-d he evidently
shares Berty' opinion
= y much for Tommy democracy A. for his big
- lea-reinesS one need only cite his experience
.--E thar right listed old moneybags. Abel kleTnm.
o..---t- was standing q corner waiting Tor bus.
i a4s warm spring day and he had taken of MS
.- + --r his forehead. Tommy. absent minded As
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
First in Public Notice

II . --1,- 4iof-ee,l when out ri the obscurity
II : ~ native VIRGINIA wilderness he flashed
-.u the pages ri history 70 associate ms name
-I Jefferson IN scheme that has gwen ihueh
r-,-+.- =, historian, This was the MichauX
.editior of 1872 ostensibly arranged a. q trans
Il -4ltfG exploration IN the interests ~ science
81 s,s,,erf-f fs- rqan1 a. having for Interior
- ~ eventual winning If the West from Spain
arq is he was Lewis was Jefferson hrst choce
,-r.,1d - rbt eszr,ed.ti6r. but for diplomatic
.taer reasons he finally selected the FTeIe-liila
--.f-e g,rbaux whose Government promptly
-,~tered to pre-. ent Tins unauthorlzed ana i-lei
-s.r us Illegal invasion u Spanish soil.