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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-12
HOSPITAL

MATERNITY ioSpITAL-~competant
nurses and best OF care; highest teR~
tImOniais from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp, 901 Tenth street
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

F0N GAL@ Ut EMGFF<%SNGGs
ONE HORSEPOWER Lambert
auto; driven about 1000 miles: just
as good as new. @. r.. Froling, Far
go.
ONE ENGLISH Share stallion, years
old, color bay, weight 1000 pounds;
has taken first prize at North Dakota
State fair twice. @. r.. FrOling. Fargo.
FOR SALE or exchange, 100 acres OF
good prairie land In Stutsnan coun-
ty one mile from good town; worth SIS
per acre; mortgage $500. due Dec,
l1812: will aell for small payment
down or exchange my equity for small
Ell tract: might consider other trades.
FOR further information address a26,
Forum.
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Lots FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Lots on Seventh street
north, on car line. $3.50. Address 310
care Forum.
FOR SALE-Flne residence lot in best
location On Eighth street south;
$4,000 cash Ii taken at once. Address
7e2. care Forum.
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AgOp BOARD and furnished rooms
street south. Aont
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FOR SALE-Good stock OF general
hardware for sale by trustea In
bankruptcy; property situated at Tow
er City. Inquire Of A. G. Lacy, at
torney for trustee, Savings g. Loan
building, Fargo, N. d.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR SALE-SSood modern boarding
house; fine location. Address 29S,
Forum.
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Oh HENT-Three furnished rooms
street north. A4
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WANTED--Must be first class man
capable of taking foremanship in up
to-date weekly office; in good town on
main line of Great Northern; good
wages to right man; absolutely no
booze allowed; don't answer unless you
can deliver the goods. Address 327,
care Forum.
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LADY without family would like TO
care for home OF family, who expects
to be away during the summer months,
for rent of same; best of references
Address a16, care Forum.
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WANTED-Experienced cook; good
wages. Gil Eighth street south
Pnone Ill.
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FoR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS.

ONE good baby carriage for sale
Phone 567-L.
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FOR RENT.
Furnished Roons--Nortt side.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, downstairs. 524
Broadway.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
ADVERTISING.

WHEN YOU WANT to talk to the
people ia prosperous South Dakota
you can 40 Il beat through the columns
Or The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by $4,000 Ia $50 towns and
rural routes In the northern half OF
fha state. CLASSIFIED ads. for sale.
help wanted, exchange. real estate.
etc for 1 cent q word each Insertion.
send stamps 30 American. Aberdeen.
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SEWING wANTEn

LADIES' TAILORING, No. Eight
street south: work guaranteed.
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CORPORATIONS wants man with smart
business ability to take complete
charge of company's business interests
this state; good references and moder-
ate investment positively required. p.
o. Box 241, Jacksonville, Florida.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR Stakeholder seven-room
house, $1,000 cash, balance long time,
low rate interest. Inquire, Owner, 500
Sixth street south.
FOR SALE--Six-room house in good
locality; part payment, balance to
suit purchaser. Inquire 1908 First
avenue north. Phone 1871.
FOR SALE--My home in Island park:
small cottage on Second avenue
south and fine residence lot, corner
Thirteenth street and Fourth avenue
south. w. c. Macfadden, Fargo, N. ID.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

ROOM AND BOARD at the Clifton
41e Eighth street north.
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WANTED TO RENT-RooMs.

WAN r. ED-Everyone having rooms to
rent during the II. G. T. convention,
june s, 9 and 10 to send TO r. A. Com
over, Gardner hotel, the location OF the
rooms and prices for same.
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A BARGAIN--Two bowling alleys, two
Brunswick baIk calender pool tables
viii sell cheap If sold at once. Adj
dress 287, care Forum.
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.WANTED-A doctor; good location.
Address Almont Pharmacy, Almont,
NJ. d.
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GOOD TABLE BOARD; also furnish
ed rooms in strictly modern house
Liz Second avenue south. Phone
o49-J.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-sixteen-room
hotel in live North Dakota town; a
good proposition for right man. ADJ
dress $50, care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Sanitary couch and two
rocking chairs. cheap. Phone Is,
Forum office.
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n9[Lf furnished front room, large
closet in modern house with hoarS !.
one plock from business center. Phone
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IF YOU WANT something bv wa, or
good board and room in strictly
noaern house you can find II at 2I1
Ienth street north. Phone 2302.
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Forum Want Ads are business getters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-12

a COOK for the Y. M. G. A. camp.
See the general secretary.
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FOR SALE--A good saloon building
at Evansville, Mont; also good loca-
ton for a hotel Inquire OF N. w.
Comford, White Earth, N. D.
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JOHNSON CUTS HAIR for rs cents
shaves you for 10 cents. Baths. 5o2
Front street.
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HOME LAUNDRY.

HOME LAUNDRY, MRS. Il. G. on
Ger. 1928 Eighth erect south. Phone
2le1-L.
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WANTED Three good girls. Apply
Fargo laundry.
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HAVE knight PRINTING C. print &.
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acknowledgements girls. S19 Sec
ond avenue north.
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FOR SALE-Household goods, at s07
Fifth street north.
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lie wANTED-FEMALE.

WAN TED--A nurse girl. Cali at Flat
3, wellington fats.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
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TWO BOYS WANTEp-A. Q. MOODY.
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NJ. q. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU.
| INT IRRATIONAL. information. Law,
science art. literature: advertised
bids furnished to contractors. Lock
BOX as. Christine. ~. n.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-One jewelers.
wall show case. with two large plate
glass doors that slide up; good as
new; one 10-foot floor case, plate glass
top; one oak S-foot counter. Adj
dress S. E. Thomas, Box TAI, Valley
City. N. ID.
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FOR SALE or rent, good newspaper
and job Office in live North Dakota
town Of 300; fine chance for a hustler,
write quick Guardian, Bowdon, N. ID.
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WANT D-Plain sewing, shirtwaists,
wash dresses, children's clothes and
repair work: prices reasonable. Room
SO, Kennedy block. No. /. Broadway.
Phone 934-J.
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WANT ED-Girl TO assist with chamb-
er work. Continental hotel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
PRISONER KILLED | NET 0F VIOLENCE

Scottsboro, September s.-(Special.)- Byrd Jenkins, white man. confined in the Jackson county jail at this place, was shot and killed this morning about o'clock by Deputy D. O. Austin when the prisoner savagely attacked the dep uty and other officers who went to the jail to remove him to the Courthouse for trial. .
 Several weeks ago the man had at tackled the jailer with a board torn from his bed, and this together with other strange actions led the authorities to sus- picon his sanity. He was examined men, tally, however and pronounced sane.
 This morning when the officers entered Jenkins cell to secure him. the prisoner pretended that he was sick. whereupon the deputies took out some handcuffs and were in the act of securing his hands when he reached under his bed and pulled out heavy piece of iron, part Of a stove and attacked the nearest men, who happened to be Deputies Austin and Skel- ton. The violence of the prisoner led Deputy Austin to take extreme meas ures. and he fired three shots. killing the man almost instantly
 Jenkins had served several terms in the mines, and it is said that during his incarceration in the jail here he had twice attempted to commit suicide
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
TODAY'S -AGE-HERALD

1-Taft speaks on relations of govern , a ment to- business.
 Turkey asks Italy for more time. r Judge declines to hear explanation. 4 Strike call issued that will involve
 ' 35,G00 men.
 2-HuEe.' water tank crashes through Moore x Handley store starting ,f fire : f.sf ' tt
 N abors' trial is progressing swiftly. 3-Cullnan flair opens 'alspiciously sEndowed sisterhood church s aim. 4-Editorial comment. ,iNft 5ARetail saloons open yesterday for first I'd .time ., t-.f .i tfF '. O'Neal will take part in fight in Lau-
 A- derdale.l '' icai
 Harmon workers busy in Alabama Many merchants sign up for riva lighting posts fNfi ,' Start another campaign against Bel n gian blocks. 6-Sports. s s$as sAsssr 5-; Sss,Ees 7-Dolly Dalrymple. 'sir'F''sV' s.sssS.. SSM
 Society; Si s-Plan childrens day at fair. ' 9-H alstead talks of Cuban crops. :. Farmers will, meet in Bessemer. l0-r Election frauds in Baltimore. il-4General Reyes leaves Mexico. t3--Markeds. srf iNs H--DHaft beer is popular favorte.
 ! All should share. in lroad expense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
EDDY HEIRS BRING ,
 FRIENDLY SUIT


 Boston. September 2s.-Heirs of Mrs.
 Mary Eddy, founder of the Christian Scientist nominations are not necessary parties to the friendly suit of directors to have the trustees convey to them real estate owned by Mrs. Eddy in this city and in Newton, which in her will she directed should go Ito the church, ac- cording to a decision of Judge Horton of the supreme court today. -'7-
 Assistant District Attorney General Field representing the commonwealth claimed that heirs of Mrs. Eddy now iv- ing outside the state be enjoined in order that a final decision in the matter might be completed and. preclude these heirs, in case they were dissatisfied, from bringing another proceeding. Involved in the case the validity of certain provisions Of the will under the act which prohibits ie- quests on which the income is more than s2o,O00 annually being given to any enc oh n @
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Merchants Indicted

Wilmington. N. C., September 2S.-For- ty-nine city and county merchants. includ- ing a number of the grand jury making the return, were indicted here today for alleged violations of the state prohibl- ton law. It is expected that the next term of the superior court the state will make an effort to have the cases trans ferred to another county on account of feeling. The city and countey voted wet by large majorities in the state wide cleo tion two years ago. Today's indlctm ents followed an investigation of the sale of q beverage called malt in which federal liquor licenses and transportation com pany records played q prominent part.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
KIMMEL WILL HAVE ANOTHER T CONFERENCE WITH HIS MOTHER

1. That the conference should not be held at the home of Mrs. Estelle Kimmel, from whence Kimmel fled a few days ago when he discovered that Andrew J. Hunt was present.
 ?. That a stenographer should be present and every word uttered re- corded.
 3. That he should meet Mrs. Ada Bonslett, his sister, and Mrs. Kimmel, his mother separately.
 On behalf of the woman it was stip- ulated
 1. That the conference should not be held at the residence of Harry L. Fox.
 ?. That & third party, and a neutral figure in the controversy, should be present. .. --- i'd, N H4E
 3. That Capt Dan. Sheehan, a civil war veteran, should be neutral.
 Mrs. Kimmel last week said she could not reach any decision, nor express a positive opinion as to the identity of the man who .pretends to be her son until she. could confer with her dau ughter, Mrs. Bonsiett. The latter has been here four days and still Mrs Kimmel has not decided.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Bremen Strike

Douglas, Ga, September &.-The fire men of the Georgia mad Florida railroad left their engines at o'clock this after noon as the result of the refusal of the companies to grant increases asked for several days ago. The firemen have been receiving 10 per cent of the scale paid to engineers.
 They demanded 50 per cent and the re-. instatement of three of their number who had been discharged. The ultimatum pro- vided for a strike at o'clock this after noon if the demands were not met. No communication was received and they went out. Not wheel turned on the en- tire road tonight. The officials have giv- en out no statement n'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29

Niles. Midh.. September 2S,-"Georgc A. Kimmel," who recently arrived here to establish his identity as George A. Kimmel, will tomorrow morning meet in conference with Mrs. Estelle Kim mel, who has yet been unable to ac- cept the former Auburn, N. T., peniten- tiary. inmate as her son.
 The conference was arranged today and will be held in the office of Judge o. W. Coolidge, and will be attended by several other persons as witnesses, and a stenographer
 Overtures for the conference came from the woman and the proposal was made to Harry Fox, Kimmers best friend The fact that the proposal came from the woman is regarded as significant.
 E In addition, with the presence of wit nesses several conditions were proposed by both "Kimmel" and Mrs. Kimmel by which the conference is to be gov erned.
 On oehalI pl kimnlel .thres important demands were made. .a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Memphis Fall Festival

Memphis, September 2S.-Memphis' first fall festival ended tonight with an his torical pageant commemorative of the discovery of the Mississippi river by Her nando De Soto. Twenty floats depicting scenes in the life of the Spanish explorer paraded the streets. Prominent business and professional men represented charac- ters in the animated tableaux. The fes- tival was arranged in connection with tte tri-state fair which began simultaneously Tuesday. The fair will be in progress until Wednesday next week.. il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Miners Entombed

Fairbanks. Alaska. September 2s.-A shaft 15o feet deep in the Shakespeare placer gold mine on Dome Creek caved. in 1t 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon mprison- ing 14 miners, principally Russians. A men. are seeking to enter the mine through an old shaft 300 feet dis. ant from the one that caved in. The s,ld. shaft is plugged with 20 feet of ice
 1t the bottom. There is bare possibility that the intermediate shafts have settled. if. so, the centombed men are probably dead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
POSTAL BANK AT h,s lst-.
 MONTGOMERY OPENS

Montgomery. September 2S.@(Spe- cial.D-The Montgomery. postal savings bank opened in this city today, tlie de- positary being of first class. Miss Mag gie Irwin, an empioye of the pcstoffice. was the first depostor. 'e! ;Esf. v
 The bank is in charge of A. w. Warner. A.tt s.-''t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Balliuger Speaks

Denver, Col, September 2s.-In an ad- dress before the Public Lands convention today, Former Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballnger. aligned himself with the opponents of further centralization Of the control, Of the public domain, who. the developments of the opening day of the convention clearly indicated, are in control of the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Sensation Caused.

Lima. Peru. September 2S-A sen sation has been caused by the action of the retiring cabinet, which although its resignation has been accepted, pre- sented atra secret session of the sen ate yesterday a project for the increase of taxes and duties and authorizing a loan Of S26,000,0U0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Nd Chanee at .Tampa

Tampa, September 2s.-The strike of eigarmakers here remains the same to- day. The expected sanction from inter- national officers of tho union at chi- cago was not received and the men marked time awaiting developments. II ie thought here that the employers eventually will agree to pay the in- ternn1 duty on the cigars the men use and thus eliminate the cause of the trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
RODGERS RESUMES
 HIS LONG FLIGHT

Akron, O. September 2S.--C. P. Rodgers the aviator. landed at Talmadge, near here, at 5:3O today He returned in a few minutes to Kent where a special train following him will leave early to- morrow morning. -s
 Completing his flight over New York and Pennsylvania states he pressed far into Ohio, landing at Talmadge, a will lage, near here. From Salamanca, N. T., to Meadville, Pa., the aviator made the distance of 103 miles in 105 minutes. Aft CT leaving .Meadville he, was forced to land at Warren, o., to repair broken skid. After an hours delay the flight was resumed He landed at Talmadge on account of approaching darkness.
 Rodgers said the total flying distance covered was 203 miles for the A hours and the flying time within 0 record. After alighting at Talmadge Rodgers returned to Kent and the flight will be resumed from there at o'clock tomorrow morn ing, He plans to reach Chicago by Sat urday midday.
 Emigrant Gap, Cal, September 2S.- Fowler left the ground at 11:2S a. m. for a flight over the Sierras.
 Fowler circled five times for. altitude. reaching height of 15O0 feet, but 20 min ,,tes lafer retiirned fo the meadoW
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Gomez Convokes Congress

| Caracas. Venezuela, September 2S.- President Gomez issued decree today
 convokings Congress sonr October 15. He
 states, that Congress will consider, finan<
 cial questions and others to Joe submitted Joy several stute .dcpartmegts.. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
Post Season Series .to Begin

St. Louis, September 2S.-The post
 season series between the local Amer ican and National league teams will begin next Thursday. Seven games will be played. ... 4 .ss.- d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-29
TURKEY SENDS HER . REPLY ID |TALYS
 CURT ULT|MATUM Expresses Willingness to Meet Italy, But Asks for
 a Little Time y 1EggT
 SITUATION SAID TO
 BE VERY. CRITICAL Tewfik Pasha Says Landing of
 Single Italian Soldier in Tripoli Will Be Regarded as s@a f.ss Causus Belli x. ,sT.fs l3

Vienna, September 2S.-The , Neue Freie Presse learns from an authoritative source that the moment Italy lands troops in Tripoli Turkey will declare war, expel all Italians from
 !, Turkey within 24 hours, abro-
 gate the capitulations and com
 mercial treaties, institute a boy
 colt against Italain goods and oppose by armed force any fur , ther, attempts to land Italian troops on Turkish soil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28
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During the past year I have gained Il
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Eckman's Alternative"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28
CHINA.

SOUTH. p. Jones Relief Corps,
mortal anniversary Tuesday March Il
at G. A. r. hall. There was a good
attendance of both Post and Corps.
also a good delegation of the S. of V.
The day was pleasant and good
sleighing brought good cheer to all.
A bountiful oyster dinner was served
by the Relief Corps. After the noon
by the president, then the Post and
S. of V marched in and took seats
with the members of the corps. The
memorial services We're very impress
sive. The commander of the Post,
with flag in hand, also one carried by
s. of V. and one by Relief Corps.
stood around the altar with the flags
waving over the open Bible while the
tap of the drum was beat by Comrade
Burns, to the name given of every
dead comrade as read by the chaplain
protein Mrs. Emily Starrett. also 70
every dead sister of the Relief Corps
and brother of the S. of V. Beautiful
carnation pinks with evergreen were
laid on the altar as the names We're
read. The rest of the afternoon was
spent in singing and reading by mem
bers. ]. P. Jones Post has been or
ganized q years and in that time "a
have dropped out by death The La
dies Relief Corps has been organized
% years and they have lost IL MEM
bers by death.