davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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cIavis Says Nothing.

Portland, Ore, January 9.-(Spel cial. .)-L. R. Glavis was seen at hi cabin, 30 miles from White Salmon, b., an International News correspondent tonight. He refused to discuss the reI moyal of Chief Forester Pinchot or td express an opinion on the BallingeIl Pinchot controversy. To all question: he replied: 'T have nothing to say"
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Mai. HemohiII Goes to Richmond.

Richmond, Va, January 9.-Announce- ment was made tonight that Maj. J. c. Hemphill, for the past twenty years edi- tor of the Charleston tS. O, News and Courier has accepted the editorship of the Times Dispatch. his new duties here to begin about February 15.
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The Register will be in their

new building, 1909 Second Ave, opposite postoffice, on and after Monday the 10th, to their many friends. The ma- chinery is being installed and the daily will be started as early as possible.
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anticipate some large doing at the old
 Southern club in Hot Springs Ark. Tn a short time. I understand that the new buyers are planning some inducements which will bring big sporting and betting men here even before the Pirates arrive for their spring training. The Southern
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept 24.-Alleged fear OF
Canadian competition. even with the
import duty Of % cents a bushel. was
new bugbear today for owners OF
ing az a last straw, and there was
much Liquidation and an unusual
amount OF short selling. Accordingly,
the close was at net decline OF &c
90 &c. corn showed a loss Of &c 20
aasc Al the finish. and oats &c to &c.
The end Of trading left hog products
all the way from 15c higher TO zoe
down.
100000 bushels more than last week;
there was no export demand and milling
call was poor. Large figures on worlds
shipments seemed probable on Monday
and Liverpool and Paris quotations
came lower. Then, as N to add TO the
as 90 what might be expected should
greater foreign demand not arise for
Canadian wheat. Some little comfort
was derived. however. from a belief
short Of a year ago. when there was
an Increase OF $4,000 bushels IN
America The fact was noticed. too.
that northwest receipts this week were
only 4,O12 cars. against 1926 the cor
responding time twelve months pre-
viously
December ranged from 997 to I.OOaG
1905. finishing &c net lower at 99I.
short selling from Influential
sources weakened corn. December fluc-
ga 90 down. at 51tG STA.
The cash demand was dun. No. :
yellow closed 53t q sag
Oats eascd off with other grains De-
tho final trading was 3Nic off at ga
q $50.
Because Of limited inquiry. hog pro-
ducts sagged. Latest prices showed
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25
OFFICIAL CALL FOR REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
Salt Lake City. Utah, September IS.
l91O.-The Republican county conven-
ton Is hereby called 10 meet at the
salt Lake theatre. salt Lake COUNTY.
Utah. on Monday. October 3. 1910. at II
O'Clock a. m. for the purpose OF nomin-
.ating the following state. county and
precinct officers for salt Lake county,
Utah:
Two state senators for a term OF four
years. ten membe OF the house or rep
.resentatives for the term OF two years.
one county commissioner for the four
year term. ono county commi ssioner for
the twO-year term. county clerk. sher-
iff. recorder. assessor, attorney. auditor.
treasurer. surveyor. justices OF the
peace and constables for each precinct
OF Salt Lake county. and fifteen mem
bers OF the Republican county commit
tee, two from each municipal ward or
salt Lake City. and five at large from
the county outside OF salt Lake city.
For the said convention primaries are
hereby called for the various election
districts Of Salt Lake county. Utah. TO
meet Friday. September 30. 1910. from
8 to . o'clock p. m. The apportionment
OF delegates for the various districts Is
fixed on the basis OF one delegate for
each thirtv-five votes 81 for the Hon.
Joseph Howell for Congress I'm the cleo
ton or 1908. Delegates are appOrtioned
among the various districts OF salt
Lake county as follows:
Districts Nos. ; and 40. ten delegates.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25
UNCERTAIN TONE
OF STOCK MARKETS
Money Growing Tighter in An
tiCipation of the October
Settlements.
RISE IN DISCOUNT RATE
Co ton Bill Dispute COmplicates the
Exchange Situation, Calling for
Extra Demands on Banks

N,iw York Sept. 2@.--The hating, IN
cert, I'm tone OF the speculation IN stocks
vvas unaltered today IN the absence Of
any conclusive Development 20 point 20
the course Of events which are awaited
General evidence or the Tightening or
the rnoney marAsct was feature. the
influ,sncs being tho coming preparation
Of Os.tobcr softieneuts. In Berlin es-
peciaIIv these are always heavy and
The fsiac IN The private discount rate
10 ~ level OF the official rate OF the
Imperial bank OF Germany presages
an early ri2c IN that rate
The private rate IN Paris also Il hard :
enine and demands upon the Bank or
Engiltnd arouse discussion Of possiple
early advance in that rate Today
- 2Fn goo was withdrawn from the
FnEItsh bank Tor shipment 20 Egypt
The cotton biu dispute complicases the
~rrh-snre situation and Is responsible
also for some extra demands rom
hant.s In the south for rediscountins
IN - ev York
There ives some movement To-Day IN
stock OF minor railroad properties N
REORGANIZATION. but the general lst
WA. mort The loan expansion shown
~ tho bank statement YVES expected
M, vdavr OF tho re-disCounting for south
lens than expected. The octuH surplus
M C1ur left 11.S6f.00O-
bonds were firm Total sales par
value 81 .0f2.50O. -
r-ritod states bonds were firm. Is
fc~tffncd pcr cent in the bid price on
cali since last week.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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so: winter extras No. !. $3.50 SIS:
winter extras No ?. :. 4Od -55: KAN
sas straights. 4.SOu4 80. Receipts,
p .SSz barrels: shipments. b.216 bar
rels.
Wheat-Spot, easy: No. ? red. 1 .04i
elevator and l. 04s Z. .. b. afloat: NO
1 northern DuFuth. 1924 I. o. b. afloat-
Futures market was weak all morn
ing and about Ac lower, influenced by
easy cables. big worlds shipments and
an absence Of export business The
close was I to &C net lower. Septem-
Der. 1.OsEG .O.f3. closed 1.of2. De
cember. 1.O7a % OF 1915; closed l.0Is
May. 1.12G1.12a: closed LIZA. Re
ceipts. $500 bushels; shipments, o.O0l
bf shells
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cnFE,EE AND suGAR.

New York. sept. 24.-Coffee futures
closed barely steady at a net decline
Of "a 5 points. Sales were reported OF
1880 bags. Closing bids. September
and October. 7.s5: November. $50: De-
cember. S.S5: January and February
and March. s.90s April. s.s2: May. s.94;
June. S.97: Julg. 9.01. August. y co.
spot coffee. firm: Rio No. :. IL; Santos
No. Z, 1I9: MID coffee. firm; Cordova-
11iG15s.
Raw sugar. steady; muscovsdO So
test, 3.74. centrifugal 96-test. 4.24;
molasses sugar. ss-test. s.4s: refined
sugar. steady. out loaf, 3 .S5; crushed
5.S5; mould crushed, b.75; mould A
$40; cubes. $50; xxx powdered
5.20; powdered, SIS; graduated, Sos
diamond A. 500: confectioners' A.
4.S5: No. 1. $50: No. 2, 4.75: No. 3
40; No. 4. les: No. 8. $50.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the stock OF goods. fixtures and
good will OF the business 81 Cammaclc
Bros. at Buhl. Ida. as follows:
Merchandise per inventory ST o25.23
Fixtures .--.--- oha.No
The stock Is I'm excellent condition
and consists OF general stock of mems
and boys clothing and furnishings.
shoes hats, etc.
Bids will be received up until .. n
Tuesday. october 4. at the office of the
undersigned ct the Citizens State bank,
Ruhl Ida. Bids must be accompanied
by a certified check or current funds
Tor 10 per cent Of the amount offered
which win be refunded n the bid is uos
accepted The right IS reserved 20 re-
iect any and all bids.
For further information consult thu
undersigned OF The Utah Association &C
Credit Men. Boston building. salt Lake
RUSS W. ALFRED.
Ruh1 Ida Trustee
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Rank STATFNENT.

New York. Sept 24-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S1S.S25. 900
more than the requirements Of the %
per cent rule. This IS n decrease Of
Sf,f69.000 I'm the proportionate cash re-
serve as compared with last week.
The following IS the New York clear
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FVAPORATED Fruits.

New York. Sept. 2f.-Evaporated ap-
pies. quiet. fancy. 10; choice. SaQ9b:
prime, SQ 81. common to fair. eO5S.
Prunes in light supply. prices steady.
quotations range from 3AQ10 for Cell
fornia fruit, up TO 30-4O's and from q
% for Oregons.
Apricots firm: choice, 1OtR1Oq: ex-
ira choice, 114G ia; fancy. 12n13A.
Peaches dun: choice. 1914. extra. "a
a q. fancy. S0Ss.
Raisins unchanged: loose musca.els.
44T6: choice TO fancy seeded. 6N77.
seedless. 586: London layers. 1850
$50.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Omaha, Sept. 24.-Cattle-Receipts
1000; market unchanged. Native steers.
500 N SIS: cows and heifers. 800 n SIS:
western steers. 3.5OG SIS: Texas steers.
800 "a 5.40. range cows and heifers. 2 50
n ass. Gamers. 2.75 n SAC. stoclJers and
feeders. 5000 500. calves. $500 700:
bulls. stays. etc. S.OO05.OO.
HOEs-Receipts. 1000; market strong
Heavy. S.25 Il $50: mixed S40n $50:
light. $50 n $50; pigs, 5000 $50; bulk.
S35 n $50.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; market steady.
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New York Sept. 2f-Money on call
firm. time loans steady. so days. 81
urr cent. ninety DAYS. fnfa per cent.
Elk months. fimft per cent
Prime mercantile paper. - % 8 Dor
cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business IN bankers bills at f.S355 20
fS3c0 for sixty days and at 4.ss35 for
demand
Commercial bills. 4S3a f.ssa
Bar silver. 539
Mexican dollars. -.
Government bonds steady. railroads
firm.
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SECTION TWO.

Districts Nos. !. ?. :. %. 81. SO. "a. -. Z
45. as. 81 and 81, nine Delegates
Districts Nos 7, s. Il, is. 10, 20 ana
90. eight delegates.
Districts Nos. 50. - ana a. alevan
delegates.
Districts Nos. 20. 81. Il. 40. 80, 81. u.
81. 90 and 100. seven delegates.
Districts Nos. 4. 10. Il. IS. IS. %. 81.
%. IS, y. rs, 70 and IS, six delegates.
Districts Nos. IS, q. 81. 81. AZ. as. "a
30. IS. 81. 66. 81 and IS. five delegates
Districts Nos. 2. II. Il. n. IS. 30. -
70 and 50. four delegates.
Districts Nos. 6. Is. IS. IS. %. % ca
&c. 81. 81. 80 and IS. three delegates.
Districts Nos. "a. S.. 6S. 90. Il e. "a
so, 80. %. 90. % and 90. two delegates.
Districts Nos g.. 81. 20. So. Sc and 81.
one delegate.
Republican district ehairmen ara
hereby directed 20 arrange suita he
places within each district for the hold
ing OF these primaries and give proper
notice OF same. At these primaries a
district chairman. secretary and thrce
district committeeman will be elected 20
/ serve for two years. The names and
addresses or these should DE sent inn
mediatclv 20 the county committee.
! The primaries shall be held IN the fol-
lowing manner.
] The district chalrmen shall appoint
three suitable Republicans to act rs
Judges OF the primary. one 20 take the
names and addresses OF all persons vot-
/ ing. The primaries should be held open
/ from s 20 9 o'clock p. m. and all per-
sons entitled 20 vote who intend 20 sup
/ port the nominees OF the Republican
party arr invited 20 participate in those
| primaries
! Delegates elected IN the county out
eide Of salt Lake city viii meet IN tbs
proper precincts and nominate n fugffca
OF the peace and o constable. Delegates
elected I'm salt Lake city VIII meet IN
convention at the Salt Lake theatre pt
I1o.90 a. m. Monday. October 2. and NOM
/ 81 90 HH.I
stable for salt Lake precincts
! BY order or the Republican county
committee.
T. T.. ELDREDGE. JR..
] Chafrrrn-,
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Chicago. Sept. Steady:
creameries. "a a CSC: diaries. 236 &c.
EEEs-Steady. at mark. cases in
Guided. ia a zoe; firsts. 22c: prime
firstg 24c.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 1850: twins.
14h N 15c. young Americas. 1874 a &c.
long horns, 156 n $50
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View York. Sept. 2f-The metal mar
kefe we're an quiet today and prac-
tica1ly nominal as usual on Satur-
dav.
Tln-35o0
copper-Iake. i25Oa1Z75: electro
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VIEW YnnIx CISAIN.

New York. Sept. 24.-FGour-Steady;
slow. Spring patents, 5.4RG 3 go; win
ter straights 4.35d4. winter pat
ents, 4.6Od4.gO. spring clears. 4 80 q
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington. sept. 2f.-The condition
Of the treasury at the beginning OF
business today was as follows.
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ing house summary OF the weekly
statement Of banks for the week end
ing September %.
Clearing house banks. daily aver
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Financial and Commercial

pork unchanged TO zoe off. lard I'M
changed TO 15c higher. and ribs at last
nights closing to 51U7tC below.
The leading futures ranged as fol
lows.
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iytio. 12.s7sQ12s2i; casting. 1212sa
12.37a.
Leblanc A40. September un-
changed.
Iron-Unchanged
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WOOT, MARKET

St Louis. Sept. 24.-wool-Un-
changed; medium grades. combing and
clothing. 23624; light fine. 1891;
heavy fine, IS IL; tub washed. % 80.
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warnings. Gs595.5O; wethers. s.75g
as: ewes. 9.aO a 400: lambs. $500 100.


Kansas City. Sept. 24.-Csttle-Re-
ceipts. 1000. market steady. Native
steers. 5.25 81 500: native cows and hetf-
ers. 2.15U6.75. stockers and feeders.
1925 q $50, calves. $500 $50: western
steers. 4.50G zoo; western cows, 2.7b a
300.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Bulk OF sales. S.S0d 925. heavy, S.75G
500, packers and butchers. S.95 n 9.20.
light. 9.100 9.65.
Sheep-Reoeipts 1000. market
steady. MuttOns. 4.00Na.S0. lambs
500 q $50. fed wethers and yearlings
400 q sac; FED western ewes. S.25 "a
4.35.
Chicago. Sept. 24.-Cattle-Receipt s
estimated at 5000. market steady
Beeves. 4.9O ESQ. Texas steers. rs q
500. western steers. 4.4OmT.10; stockers
and feeders, 4.30d6.00: cows and heif-
ers, 2.25d6.50; calves, 100 $1,000.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000
market steady. Light. 90 q 9.5b. mixed
sac a $50: heavy. $50 n $50. rough. S.3l
q $50: good TO choice heavy. $50 q 9-35
pigs. 5000 9.45. bulk OF sales. SIS q
e.20.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000
market steady. Native. 2.65 AS; west
ern. $50 q 40; yearlings, ass q 90
lambs. native. 5.2b q 7.25; western. 5-5'
07.OO.
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Cash quotations were az follows;
Flour. quiet; winter patents. $3.50
; .05; straights. Sf.00d4.7b: spring
straights. $A7O6 A95; bakers. $4,000
ISIS.
Rye-No. .. 731c.
Barley-Feed or mixing 4s664c: fair
90 choice mailing. 6S67ftc.
Flax Seed-No. 1 southwestern,
f2.64i: No. 1 northwestern. S2.77s.
Timothy Seed-sT.OOdg.O
Clover-s10.00G 1926.
Mess Pork-Per Dbl. sf9.3Od1g.55
Lard-Per 100 lbs. sf2.7O.
short Ribs-Sides Ooose). $1,000
11-75; short clear sides Cboxed), S12.75G
1926.
Grain Statistics.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal 20 100000 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1.07S.0O0. compared with
1.4f0. 900 the corresponding day n year
ago. Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. 20 cars; corn. 275 cars: oats,
90 cars: hogs. 900 head.
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SOUTHEAST

Highland Park with all the advanta
enumerated bought $50 each 1925
payment made suit the wishes and capabilities
purchaser, paid for rent will
home in this desirable section of the city
write handsomely illustrated booklet
information regarding this select residence addition
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] u. ELnREnGE. II
ANAlrm ma
BURL ARMSTRONG.
AEsIr.NTT-le slTE

Phone names or delegates TO secre-
tarv after close OF primaries. Bell FIX
90 Ind. $50
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ley and city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the air and vigOang
perpua-where rigid
against unpleasant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS home be
a bOwe OF beauty a of refuge md rest.
every yearns a home,
the ideal spot for that home
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Minneapolis. Sept zi-Flax closed
at ara.
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Where other homes built bulding-whee
already established and the grading
water mains laid and the cement sidewalks cOmpeedwhere
the growing the parking space
cuTbwhere the lots high level the
rich and free from rock aa-where
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that "A dollar wisely invested is more than dollar
when that investment is in in choice new resi-
where values must of necessity rapidly increase the
becomes plainly and pleasantly apparent the in
Park is directly in line with the greatest growth right
# the southeast bench, the very of Salt Lake City
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-11
SYSTEM is NEEDED.
Waterways Development Has Not
Made Progress Ii Should.

Waterways Development Has Not
Made Progress 1t Should.
1.-TWO years ago." says the March
Worlds Work. "the report of the In
land Waterways commission was
transmitted to congress by President
Roosevelt, with an urgent message for
action. Everybody believes in water
ways. Railroad men themselves say
that they will soon be necessary for
traffic, and shippers on many rivers
cry for them. Yet the inland water
way campaign is where l. was two
years ago.
At the end of the report Senator
Newlands, who was chiefly responsible
for the passage Of the reclamation act
in the senate, submitted a supple
mentary report which -oretoId the
failure and proposed that committee
of experts be empowered to select def
mite projects to be worked out in ac-
cordance with a comprehensive plan.
What has beer done so far in con-
servation I'm the United States has
been done by the geological survey the
forest service and the reclamation
service. A waterways service, such
as Senator Newlands proposed, is nec-
essary before any satisfactory begin
ming can be made. Until some such
comprehensive plan is made. the con-
tinuation of the work on the rivers by
the government system Is a criminal
waste of money under the pork bar
rel"
Year after year congress has appro-
priated millions of dollars TO improve
the navigation Of the ri 5ers, and year
after year the navigation OF the rivers
has decreased.
A commission which understands the
laws OF traffic as well as the engineer
ing problems, which can put it's finger
ON the present trouble and show the
remedy, might make our rivers well
regulated carriers of heavy commerce
from the interior to the sea- and-per-
haps still more mportant--prevent
foods. Today they destroy more prop
crty than they carry and under their
present treatment they lii continue
to do so.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-11
Sargent County, North Dakota, Court
house Blu ldina Bonds.

Notice Is Hereby Given That sealed
bids will be received at the Office Of
the county auditor, at Formsn, North
Dakota, for the purchase Of $4,000 Of
courthouse building bonds of Sargent
county, North Dakota.
Said bonds were authorized by
vote of the electors Of said county
at a special election held March 81,
1910. and are to be i'm the denomina-
ton of $1,000 each, % run for a period
OF twenty years md TO bear interest
at the rate Of per cont per annum,
payable annually
All bids must be sealed and marked
Bids for Courthouse Building Bonds"
and must be fileo with the county aud
itor of Sargent county on or before the
hour of ! o'clock p. m, May Q, 1910.
at which time they will be opened i'm
the presence Of the board Of county
commissioners of said Sargent county,
North Dakota.
A certified check for 2 per cent of
the amount bid must accompany each
proposal and the board of county COM
missioners of Sargent county, North
Dakota, reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and no bid will be con-
sidered at less than par.
For information as to the financial
condition of Sargent county, North
Dakota, address the County Auditor at
FOrman North Dakota
Given under my hand and official
seal this 9Th day Of April, 1910
r. r. IRVING,
County Auditor, Sargent
County. North Dakota.
april I'D
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Notice Of School EIset,on.

Notice is hereby given, that the an
nual school election in and for the
city of Fargo, Cass county, North Da-
kota, viii be held on Tuesday. the 18th
day of April, 1910, at the following
polling places in the several wards of
the city, to-wit:
First Ward Precinct-At Central
House.
Second Ward Precinct-At Fargo
House.
Third Ward Precinct-At City Water
Works Pumping Station.
Fourth Ward First Precinct-At the
Court House.
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct-At
A. L. Wallis Lumber Office.
Fifth Ward. First Precinct-At Fire
Department Building.
Fifth Ward, Second Precinet--At
Public Library Building.
Sixth Ward Precinct-At Lincoln
School Building.
Seventh Ward Precinct-At Roose-
welt School Building.
Said election viii be held for the
election of one member of the board
of education to fill vacanc. for the
term of one year: two members OF said
board to fill vacancies for two years,
and three members of said board for
the full term of three years.
At said election the polls viii be
kept open from nine (9) o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day until four (4)
O'clock in the afternoon thereof, and
no longer.
". G. MORGAN,
City Auditor.
(Aprll 8 10 Is. 1907
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-11
WHEN DREssMAkER
COMES TO THE HOME.

When the dressmaker comes / am told
to clear out,
For they don't want me anywhere
hanging about;
At seven in the morning the send me
away
With, Don't you come back till the
close of the day,
She'll be here for week, and we've
so much to do
That we can't afford to be bothered
by you,
SO get up and dress,
Eat your breakfast in less
Than a jiffy! she's coming today
clear the track!
Here's your hat. Now, goodbye;
Move along and be spry,
You must hurry away, but, O, don't
hurry back"
When the dressmaker comer every
room i'm the place
Is Uttered with patterns and trim
mings and lace;
There are snIppings and cuttings from
parlor to Kitchen,
And stuff on each bed that the women
are stichin':
anu tACF~A III @hAtAAA rum NilE AAlHN LAt6S
begin II,
But is sure to have needles and pins
sticking in IL.
And always they say,
At the coming OF day:
Get up and get out just as quick az
you can;
Hurry up now, Skiddoo!
This is no place for you,
When the dressmaker's here we can't
fuss for a man..
When the dressmaker comes am
driven from home:
They hand me my hat and command
me TO roam,
And the meals they do get would
arouse DIR. Wiley,
The chops are half cooked and the
coffee is riley"
And all through the week not a kind
word is said
Unto me from the morn till / sneak
up to bed
With mouth full Of pins
Thus my darling begins:
Cant you see we are busy? We've
no time for you
Goodness gracious, please 60,
You're delaying us so.
And please don't come bRcl- till the
dressmaker's through"
Detroit Free Press.