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CHAPTER v.
A Disaster on the Road.


TO me she was merely a woman
whom It had become my duty 70 pro-
tect, and whatever of chivalrous feel
Ing may have held toward her was
based upon nothing deeper than this
knowledge. She had come to us unde-
sired and in darkness, her form en-
veloped in a cavalry cloak her face
shrouded by the night As to wheth-
er she was young or old | had scarce
means of knowing, saving only that
the tone Of her voice and the graceful
manner Of her riding made me conf
dent that she had not lost the agility
Of youth. But beyond this vague I'M
preston 1T was little morel, and a
feeting CLEAN Of the starlight in her
eyes as she faced me In anger ! was
as totally unaware of how she really
looked as though We had never met.
Her very name was unknown to me.
Who was this Major Brennan? Was
he father, brother or husband? and
was her name Brennan also? For
some reason this last possibility was
repugnant to me. Yet knew not
why.
You ride as though born to the sad
de-" said pleasantly; and although
spoke low, We were so close to-
gether that my voice carried distinctly
to her ears. I'VE have been sufh-
GENTLY conceited to suppose that to
be an accomplishment peculiar to our
Southern women"
Il have been accustomed to ride
since childhood" she replied rather
shortly, and | was conscious Of a re-
straint in her manner far from pleas
ing, Yet ventured upon one more
effort at conversation.
Us Major Brennan an officer or
sheridans STAFF"
II was not aware"-and could not
mistake the accent Of vindictivenes'
In her voiee-"that prisoners were
obliged 30 converse against theil
WILL"
7 ask your pardon, am sure"
returned seberly But my question
was not altogether an idle one.
nave CHANGED to meet several o
General sherfdan's staff, and though
possibly Major Brennan might hav,
Deem Of their number. Seeing tina
We must associate for a time, nat
urally felt it would prove pleassnte
ior both Of MS II We might discove
some mutual tie"
mere was no response.
The road we were following her
LOOK sudden trend downward, an
We could tell from the sharper rim
vi the hoofs. and the splitting of flint
sparks beneath US, that we wer
among rocks once more. Then GU
horses suddenly splashed into watel
ana held them up long enough I
urnk' | felt thirst strongly mysel
ana slipping out of the saddle file
my canteen.
would you care for a drink
asked stemming the stream to reac
her side, and holding the vessel will
I'll easy grasp Of her hand
l actually believe her first impuls
was 10 refuse haughtily this proffere
elWlity from an enemy of her coui
wy but the deep sense of need COZ
pIeFed her to accept the offering. Al
o1ner nil followed, and then anothe
anu nnally we swept swiftly down
'ong slope densely bordered by tree
qua with irregular piles of rock VI
.safing ugly heads on either hand.
,auent swift glimpse Of a roug
~ mouse on the right, so set bac
~mong trees that half doubted II
~, existence, when--there was
n p- inc crunching Of q stone. a Ion
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NnrIcE OLE DIhCIIARGE.

Noncc q, hereby gwen to all lcg-tes and dlsrlh-
u,es. that six months from the date hereof, VII,
present to the County Judge Of Madison County,
lila, my vouchers and MAKE my hnh relnrns Ms
NIu,lnl.tr tDr OF the estate Of Geo. /. Gl,', de-
celsed. and upon approval Of said returns viii
ask to b. discharged as admInlsirlto- Of said cs'
tate, $3.50
Madison, Fla. Sept, slh, lnli. .,,..,
ROBi. l. MlLLlNOR,
Administrator OF the Estate of
Geo. J. Glass, deceased,
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ITO be continued,)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

MP NlTNENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land once at Gainesville. Tia
Ocl 0bpr :, 1911
Notice j. hereby given that Frank {. cushion
~ Lee. Florida who on september ,, llDG,
made Homestead Entry. No. 3,.69 (Ncral No.
Oi9.', for NWl Or Los 3& I, section T. TIP :
u II East 1alaOuS5cc Mcrdian,haS lilrd
OF intention 20 make ilnal llN" year Proof.
"a establish claim 10 the laid alJNr described.
before the CLERK Of the hCuit court AT Mad
ic)N, ipridG on he 18th day of November 1871
claimant names aS Witnesses;
Ward Ne, ullNngh aud j, T., webb n Lee,
Folia, Caesar Wilson OF l.laylllc, FlO Id AID
liob'r, Alien Of r'llNiie Florida
HENRY :. LIltBB
REGISTER.
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ALBERT VI. GILCHRlST
Governor Of Florida.

Governor Albert Walter Cichrist Who With His Entire
Staff and All the State Officers of Florida VIII be Among
the Distinguished Guests Governors Day at the Inter
state Fair at Pensacola Fla, November 9th.
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The City II Is In.

There will be enough at the fair
grounds to be seen to keep all of the
fair visitors busy for the week, but
Pensacola, which has owed allegiance
to FIVE flags, has many points of his
torical interest that will appeal to
the visitors, no matter how busy
they may be.
Some historians claim that Pensa-
cola is the oldest city in America.
There are many houses in the city
hundreds of years old, and short
car ride will take visitors to the Old
forts built by the Spaniards at Bar
rancas and the modern iortresses,
equipped with the powerful moderb
disappearing rites. The other points
OF interest can be reached by the cars,
and the mighty world commerce or
a great deep water port can be seen
by taking a short walk to the water
front and the great docks. Some idea
of the immensely of the activities on
the water front can be realized when
It Is recalled that the exports of the
mort of Pensacola exceed the COM
Dlneu eNpOIlS VI All p'liNi 'iN''N~
ports by more than million dollars,
and also exceed the combined ex-
ports of all Carolina ports.
Opening Day.
The opening day Of the Pensacola
Interstate Fair-Novembcr 10 IL
is to be featured with a trades dis
play parade in which nearly all OF
/ the business houses Of Pensacola Will
be represented by appropriate floats.
! The business men of Pensacola are
taking great interest in this parade,
and il promises to Ne larger and bet
ter this year thar on any former &C.
casion.
The parade will be headed by otf'
GERS of the Fair Association, soldiers
from Fort Bnrrancas and Pensaco'
las two military companies VIII
come next, city officers in machines
will be next in line and they will be
followed by mounted members of the
police department and representatives.
from the sheMf's Office, There Will
be brass bands in the line Of march
to furnish music as the parade moves
over the miles Of fensacola's paved
streets.
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In the Circuit Court, 3-d Jphlci n
Circuit in and for Madison Coun'
". l.lnrIdA.

l.. ". Barnett
~, Divorce, Nonresident notice
Netje Burnett
To Nvt j. Buruptt, llaZelhurst, Georgia
You are hereby required IN appear to the bill of
complaint licd herein against vol IN the above en-
titled cause, the 9th day OF November \ d. 1911
"1he l.nterprisc-liecorder' - hereby designated
the new paper in which this order shah he pub
hshcd once a week for -four Cousccuuv, weeks.
Nitpc., nv band and seal II Office this 3D,h DAY
of September, a. u. lall -
(,ya0 !. L. MARTIN,
Clck Of aid Court,
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5000 votes for subscrirtlon, rev o.
renewal, 20 the Enterprlse'B@ctrde
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Sunday Picks Team.

Billy Sunday, former Chicago Ma
tional outflelder, now engaged in evan
geilstic work, VINO Will hold series
OF services in Fargo beginning In
February, has selected for a New York
weekly an All-American baseball team.
Following are the evangelists Sc
lections:
Pitchers, Johnson Washington:
Rucker, Brooklyn; Ford, New York
Americans; Mathewson, New York
Nationals; Gregg, Cleveland. Catch
ers, Doom, Philadelphia Nationals.
Bresnahan, st, Louis Nationals; Arch
er, Chicago Nationals. First base.
Chase, New York Americans. second
base, Collins Philadelphia Americans.
Shortstop, Wagner, Pittsburg. Third
base, Baker. Philadelphia Americans
Right field, Cobb, Detroit. Left field
Magee. Philadelphia Nationals. Cen
ter field, Speaker, Boston Americans.
Utility inield, McInnis, Philadelphia
Americans. Utility outfeld, Milan,
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REAL ESTATE.


WANTED-All parties having prop
erty to trade or exchange, whether
II be real or personal, to list them with
us for quick results. We keep ia touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade, and make
no charge for placing yours ON our
lists. We aim to make ali exchanges
on an actual cash value basis, and In
wife you to call on or write, The Real
Estate Exchange. Kennedy block, Far
go. N. ID.
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Additional Sports
OLSON VS.. NORTH.
vaIum Wrestler Will Meet Local Man

Walum Wrestler Will Meet Local Man
at Cooperstewn.
Eskil OLSON, the clever walum
wrestler has arrived in Fargo with his
training partner, o. Fortner, and the
two men will work out here for some
time, OLSON is booked for match
with A, North, local lightweight, to
be held at Cooperstown some time the
middle Of next month. He is prac-
ticing hard for his bout with North
and has several other matches under
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WAN EDGirls to learn nursing.
.e Moorhead hospital. Phone s90-L or
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FLORIDA LANDS.

go CASH AND 91O per month GAYS
Tor q five-acre tract In the famous
indian river fruit section Of Florida;
deep black soil: 10000 acres 20 select
from: live agents wanted in every
county In North Dakota liberal COM
missions Address G. #. Carlson. gem
eral state agent. Plaza ri. u
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Foa SALE, FARMs.

r0H SALE--A quarter section OF good
farm land five miles from Wilton,
~. ~; ll5 acres in crop during 1911,
remainder pasture; good we'll and
buildings; 500 railway goes through
the corner OF farm; price $2,700 ST.
200 cash. remainder In five annual nav
ments at per cent interest. Apply
to GA. care Forum.
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WANTED 70 RENT-FARM.

WANTED TO RENT--A farm with
500 acres under pillow, mostly ali
plowed this fall; land must be In good
shape, with good buildings on. Ad-
dress ,. Al Swanson. Bertha, Minn.,
Route =, Box 90.
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CANADIAN LANDS.

We Abe exclusive agents for over
100000 acres of selected lands III
Saskatchewan and Alberta. IL inter-
ested In Canadian farm lands write
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FCR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO TRADE-A Cadillac
four passenger car tn good condi-
ton, Id exchange for tive passenger
touring car. q. b. Schas, TIC First
avenue north.
WILL EXCHANGE 4 modern two
story dwelling. seven rooms, gas,
water. sewer. bafh and furnace tn
Aberdeen. 8. ID. Tor North Dakota
quarter section 81 equal value r. ID.
Box 234, Aberdeen. 8. ID.
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Sporting Editors Corner

Eslzil OLSON, the Walum wrestler,
states that his arm is In good con-
dition again, even though 1t was frac-
tured last spring while he was engag-
ed in match In one Of the North Da-
kota towns.
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r0h SALE-Three chair, IN good M.
~. town; snap II taken soon. Ad-
dress Sl1. care Forum,
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NEwspAPER RECEIVING Roxga

TIE FORUM has q supply Of peat
receptacies In which TO place daily
neWspapeTa and other mail ana any
patron or thig paper In Fargo or Moor
mead may secure one of these hovaa
Tree by calling at The Forum Office
provided his paper Is paid to date.
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Misc Es.L-AN -.Ou&.

CONNIE RCIAL pen and Ink drawings
Tor letter heads and Illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order:
state your ideas and purpose for which
cut u to be used and will submit
sketches Tor your approval: prices
right. Call phone or write. Forum
advertising Dept.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

$40 REWARD for information regard
ing whereabouts OF Isadcre APPLE
baum. resident Of Fargo until Decem-
Der. 1910. Address $40. care Forum.
liza.
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Coach Robinson of the Fargo high
school football team is fast becoming
recognized by the football fans of the
city as man who fully understands
his business. Under his directions the
lc.als are putting up clean, scrappy
game and their consistent playing OF
we'll executed plays. speaks most high
ly for the head Of the team.
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. AANANANANAAAANAA

y " n y go y q y q &c q q q
q FOR SALE-Neat six-room cot. q
tage, east front, good location, q
q water, gas for cooking, nice .
y shade trees. small barn In rear; q
q must be sold at once: bargain q
for some one. Can 716 Eleventh y
y street north. a
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FOR RENT-Quarter section farm.
two and one-half miles from town on
main road, renter must purchase five
horses and farm machinery, must put
up cash enough to secure sale, balance
without interest TO March /. 1912; pos
session at once If desired. Inquire w.
A. Knerr, 800 N. p. avenue.
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FARM FOB RENT.

TENANT WANTED for 48O-acre inn
proved farm; eighty acres fall rye on
summer fallow; cash or crop rental;
forty acres pasture: can buy stock and
implements at discount Address l..
=. "a. Grandin, Cass county, N. ID.
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FOR sALE-coTTAGE.

FOR SALE-Good four-room cottage.
two lots, 25x150 feet, woodshed, good
location In HARDWOOD. NJ. d.; will sell
cheap. Write or call ON G. o. Larson,
HARDWOOD, m. ID.
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Both Of the A. c. football teams were
rather slow in getting started into
action Saturday. The first team at
Wahpeton did not play good ball dur
ing the first quarter and the same
thing happened TO the second team.
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Fargo college will stare Its football
season this afternoon with a game on
the local college field with the Wahpe-
ton Military Training school. The
Trail county team ha. a number Of old
college players in its lineup and the
game promises to give the local a test
should the visitors be In good condi-
ton.
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FOX SALE-Running restaurant and
pool room at crossing of 500 and
n. p. railway in Barnes county. N.
D.' where many passengers transfer
ana walt for connections; this is a
good money maker. but will be sold at
once as owner must go south before
cold weather, and will sell building.
stock and fixtures for $4,000 spot cash
and time on balance; barber chair In
GUIDED; act quick for a bargain. P. o.
Box So, Lucca, NJ d.
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Yesterday there was an auto race in
the city which proved to be a most
spectacular one. Few people knew OF
the thrilling buzz car event but those
who had heard Of the run from Fargo
to Casselton were on the ground to
see the START Of the country road race
between the two cars.
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WANT p--Men to learn barber trade;
easy work. big pay; few weeks COM
pletes by our method. Write for -ree
Illustrated catalogue. Moler Barber
College, az FL, Nicollet avenue, Min
neapolis, MINI. Established 1893.
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POSITION wANTED-MALE.

JAPAN ESE-First class cook. fifteen
years experience, wants position in
hotel or restaurant. Fred Osasa, Box
24s, MiDaux, Mont.
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IN ANsNE RING. all want ads. giving
D certain number care Of The Forum
be sure to address your answer 70 that
nuEnber, IN care Of Forum. This IN
Bures prompt attention.
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Important to
School Children

In connection with the diction-
airy offer which The Forum is
making at the present time a
special arrangement has been
made. whereby any school child
In the city of Fargo or Moorheasi
who brings In three new sub
scribers TO The Daily Forum, paid
for three months in advance, at
sI.00 each for this period, will
receive a free copy of this die
tionary without the presentation
of the coupons.
This will be in the best bind
ing. imp leather, with all OF the
Illustrations and the census fig
ures Of 1910. Here is a chance
for 1he students to each secure
a Valuable Reference Book Alb
solutely Free.
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WANTED QUICK - A single man
who has had experience In buying
grain to take charge OF good station
keeping open for two or three months.
Frank A. Cousins, Supt, Bismarck,
NJ D.
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Kossick, do not stop the next go so
early In the game by one OF your ia
nous driving punches.
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WANT D-Steady position by all
arounn printer. can come at once;
give particulars In first letter. Ad-
dress 644, Forum. Fargo, N. ID.
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WANT D--Two good bill distributors.
Call at Webster hotel, a. m. sharp.
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Nebraska ran up a big score on the
Kansas aggies Saturday. 1t looks like
'nnesota viii be downed when
the cornhuskers from Lincoln meet
the gophers on the gridiron.
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FoR SAL R--llollsEa

FOR SALEaood eaght-roona house.
partly modern. good location, BAR
gain. easy terms Owner wants to
leave city. 7l5 Seventh avenue north.
FOR SALE-Seven- room house on
car line; partly modern, fine To-
cation bargain. easy terms. Owner
desires to leave city. e22 Tenth ave-
nue. north
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DRUGSTORE for sale at Forman. N.
D. county seat of Sargent county;
only store, invoice about $4,000; terms
reasonable; cash sales per wear, &c.
200; reason for selling, owners have
other business interests demanding
their entire attention. Write e. L.
Green. Hankinson NJ. ID.
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The betting locally on the worlds
series Of baseball games has been
rather quiet this year. The giants
and athletics are so evenly matched
that even the would-be sports are
afraid to lose penny.
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Leo Kossick is getting ready for an
other bout this week. Please, Mr..
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BOY WANTED. H. Stewart, Ell
NJ. r. avenue.
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WANT DIP Position by assistant drug
gists can furnish good references.
Address 637, Forum.
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The movements OF the Chicago
white stockings in their series OF
games with the cubs has surprised
even the most optimistic supporters
OF the American league team Of the
windy city.
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II is reported that man high in the
athletic circles Of Fargo is to be mar
ried soon.
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LOST--A string of amber beads be-
tween Grand and Broadway. Re-
turn to Waldorf hotel for reward.
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YOUNG MAN wants position at once
in clothing store, one and one-half
years experiences; can furnish best Of
references; nationality, Norwegian.
Address SIS. care Forum.
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FREE-A souvenir book Of Fargo
views sent for cents In stamps and
names and addresses of five sick peo-
pie. Box T72, Fargo, N. ID.
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LOST

LOST-Small young black pig. Re-
ward II returned to 1916 Broadway.
way.
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WANTED TO RENT-FLAT.

WANTED TO RENT--A modern I'M
furnished three or four room fat.
Phone 2316-L
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APPRENTICE acknowledgements
boy in bindery; must be over is
years old. Apply at office Of Walker
Bros. & Hardy.
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HELP WANTEp--MALE

HAVE knight Printing c.. Print i.
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WANTED Twenty five high grade
solicitors for North Dakota. Call
or address, r. J. Ferguson, N. r.
block. Fargo.
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LoTs FoR SALE.

LOT FOR SALE--Snap. fine location
northside. sewer and water. easy
terms. Phone 1131-J. 1908 First avenue
north.
FOR SALE--Erlne residence lot In bast
location on Eighth street south;
$4,000 cash II taken at once. Address
yea. care Forum
FOR ALE--Three lots on Ninth
street south, Moorhead, Mimi, with
water and sewer; close to high school
price, $500: one half cash. rest at
per cent interest In one year. Apply
622, care Forum.
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h1s.Nsss CHANCE.


MEAT MARKET for sale az 1oI4h
Fourth avenue north. Phone l75e- L.
FOR sALE-Three chair, IN good NJ.
~. town; snap III taken soon. ADJ
aress Sl1. care Forum.
/ FOX SALE-Grocery doing good BUSH
ness: fine location and good cash
trade established; the best Of reasons
LOT selling; don't answer unless you
nave the cash and mean business. Ad-
/ dress SIT. care Forum.
~~~%~~A%~~~ ~AA@AA
x'rOH SALE. - Drugstore. good q
farming community; large ter y
ritory. Address $40, care Forum. .
q y q q @A~A@ q
FOR SALE-Only pool hall in town
OF 900 inhabitants doing good busi-
ness, complete with pool tables, soda
fountains, cigars and confectionery;
naII casn, balance on easy terms. Ad-
dress 615. care Forum.
--~
FOR SALE-A good clean stock Of
groceries, about a $4,000 stock and
hxtures, doing a $4,000 business,
mostly all cash; will leave on other
business; guarantee the best business
IN town. Address 642. care Forum.
FOR SALE AT ,oOO-Complcte
equipment for electric light plano; one
loeaI engine, $50 horsepower; two so
X W. dynamos; two 60x16 boilers.
switch board complete, together with
ali trimmings for the equipment For
further particulars address z. J.
Bestick. City Clerk. Detroit, sdInn.
DRUGSTORE for sale at Forman, N.
Dr county seat Of Sargent county;
only store, invoice about $4,000; terms
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LOST--One pair gold trimmed glasses
Thursday evening on Third or
Fourth streets. Finder please leave at
Forum office.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

wan Z D-Girl for housework. AIT
Eighth avenue north.