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Mornlna orain L.etter.

Chicago, May 15.--Liverpool 7-s TO
a cent lower There was some scat
tered rains over Sunday In the Ameri-
can northwest as well as in the Cana
dian. Our market viii doubtless be
easier in sympathy with the weakness
abroad. We look for q nervous, chop
py market. Corn-The demand Is very
moderate. Receipts should show some
increase az sosn as planting is finished.
We are inclined to look for somewhat
lower prices. Bartlett Frazier Co.
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EAakT
Foreign CabIsa

Liverpool, May l5.--Opea1ng-Whe
" lower; corn 4 lower. 1880 .. m
Wheat 70 to l cent lower; corn *
lower. Close-Wheat 1@1h lower;
corn " lower.
Antwerp, May 15.-Close-Wheat a.
lower.
Berlin, May 15.-Close-Wheat un-
changed.
Buda Pesth, May 15.-Close-Wheat
IN higher
Paris, May 15.--Close-wheat y I'm
to " OF; -four "A lower. II. w q 20
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Live Stock Prices.

st. Paul. May 15.-Cattle, cows and
helters S2.4005.10; steers, stockers
So. 25@4.9o; feeders, $3.50@5.35.
Close hogs, 1000. steady; range
IS .65@6 10; bulk 5.so@6. 05; cattle
500, 10 cents lower; sheep 100, steady.
Rogers & Rogers.
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JURY DIsAeREEs.

" wy Bros. vSs Heinz
ark, After Long DeTibsration.
The Jury on the case of the Nc
Carthy Bros. Co. VS.. p. q. Heinark
returned into court yesterday morning
with report that 1t was impossible
Tor them to agree and they were dis
charged.
The plaintiff sought to recover up-
wards OF 5000 in connection with a
wheat deal ordered by the defendant
who Is alleged not to have taken care
OF his margins, but he claimed to have
advanced credit which the plaintiffs
stoutIy deny.
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as hack driver. Arrangements for
the funeral are pending.
The little son of Robert Carlson
broke his arm while playing day
or two ago. He climbed into a tree
and slipped rs he was getting down.
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Worlds shipnert,

wheat this week-Amerfcan, a.32a =
Gee; Russian, 5.7S6,OOO; Danubian, +
$4,000; India, 1,Ooo, 600; Argentine
2.4Ss'oOo; Australian. $4,000; chici,
N. A, 100000; total 1882, 900
Germ this week-American 1874. 600 !:
Russian $4,000; Danubian 1883, goo /;
Argentine none; total 1855, 900.
b, r. &C.
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MOONEY contaat EiIad

Grand Forks, N. D., May 15.--The
complaint in the Mooney win contest
was filed in the Grand Forks district
of the federal court this morning. The
case cUmes before the November term.
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Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago, May 15.-Hogs. 10000. cat
tie, $4,000; sheep, $4,000; left over
l'Sss; Prospects, hogs cents lower;
cattle 10 cents lower; sheep steady.
Light hogs s6.O0@6.35; mixed IS. e5
$3.50; heavy IS. sO@6 20; rough S.. 30
Vo.SS' Fl. w. & co.
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Chicago, May l6.-Hogs, close mar
ket steady to 5 cents lower than Sat-
urday Cattle generally 10 cents low
err. Sheep weak. B. r. Co.
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See deLendrecie's big window dis
play OF Seco silks, in plain colors ana
fancy dots. Sale starts Monday
morning Unmatchable value, per
yard. az "a cents.
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Canadian Visible.

Chicago, May 15.--wheat this weak
S,s7O,eoe; last week, s,0s9. 600: last
year, 7.iSb.00O. Oats this week, 6.ses :
600; last week. 1909, ooo: last year. a :
100000. Barley this week, AT 600. IL ~
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
NOTES.

superintendent Johnson, East Crane
FORKS, was vishor at school on Wed
nesday, where he interviewed severa
young ladies of the senior class. three
OF whom he engaged as teachers in his
schools for the coming year. He made
an address at chapel which was re.
ceiyed with unanimous approval. He
first referred to his work as instructor
In the normal during the past sum
mer, speaking of 1t ais the most en-
Joyable summer employment he had
ever known. He then emphasized some
or the essential points of good teach
Ing; good habits, clearly formed
definiteness Of purpose and OF direc-
tons to pupils; the knack of showing
pupils how to study; leadership in the
direction of good citizenship. His
visit has heartily enjoyed by his many
friends at the normal
w. G, Rosel, basketball and base
ball player, has been desperately
AFFLICTED this spring. A spasm of
Aprilmay fever has left him with a
poem on his hands; it is to the tune
OF Casey at the lat and tells the
touching story Of the d. B. C. game.
Rosers friends have faith that he will
recover.
Mr.. Powers, Of the music depart
ment, has returned from visit to the
southern part Of the state He spent
short time with relatives at Hutch
inson, before proceeding to Minnea-
polls to attend the state association
OF music teachers. Here he not only
witnessed an excellent programme. but
incidentally had a visit with Mr..
Guigley and Mr.. Stanford, both form
er members Of the faculty. Mr.. Stan
ford is in Minneapolis taking charge
Of the interests Of Wells Brothers
Publishing Co., during the illness of
the manager.
Miss Bentley's classes in domestic
art gave a day or two ago, the con-
Guiding luncheon Of a series Of three
that they have been given for mem
bers of the faculty, 1t was very taste
FULLY carried out, in service, decora-
lions and viands.
At faculty meeting held Friday
afternoon President Weld made a re-
port to the faculty on the action of the
1ormal board regarding the advanced
courses of study that have been adopt
ID, These courses were outlined by
he board, which now directs the
aculties OF the various schools to or
ganize detailed statements of the
courses based on these outlines. The
BOARD also asks for special advanced
course in music. President Weld an
bounced that these advanced courses
will be offered during the coming year.
subsequent matter OF business was
he appointment Of special commit
Zee to devise means to induce more
young men to attend the normal
schools, by reason of special business
md agricultural instruction that will
De offered as well as advanced courses.
Refreshments for the faculty were
served by the class in domestic science
rom the eighth grade.
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CHAS. E. LEWIS & CO.
Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Cotton

msmA~x. Hssv Hsrh sessk Ezelaanse
Al Lem@amg ExGhamwew
eseaw YagAx @md Cnaca@S C@rr&wpamAamaui
RmSaaeSas Fraser Co.
MmrEass vsEamaaarep q CO.
L. .. ha0TT, hsmmm@ew
PHspne 81 R&0re@m RaocHe
Fsar#0v - -.
Maaa 0aaase aas-4Ss Cmmsmbxw "A Co..
ma@snsss AAznm@mn@a1a
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Live stock OF.

week, $4,000; last year. 100000.
b. r.. Co.
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R|YEYS LAWYERS
/. MEET TO PREPARE
FOR TRIAL MONDAY
Brent May Ask For For
fixture Of Bond Unless
He Is In Court.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU;
= ALEXANDRIA, VA, SEPT. Is.

A conference of the attorneys for c.
Jones Rixey, was held IN the offices
of James r. Cation, the Alexandra
representative of the defense, late
yesterday. John J. Jeffreys, John S.
Barbour, James @. Hiden, James r.
Cation. and Harry B. Cation were pres
ent None of the attorneys would d.
vulge any information as to the ma
ture of the meeting.
Rixey's trial is set for next Monday,
in corporation court. HMe is at pres
emf in the Western State Hospital at
Staunton, where he was sent by a
lunacy commission.
1t is the contention of Samuel G.
Brent attorney for. the Commonwealth,
that the commission was without
authority to commit RiXey, as he Is
under $4,000 bond to appear for trial,
and therefore is clearlytn the turis-
dIction Of this court.
Mr.. Brent has said that unless Xix
ey Is in court on the day set. he Will
ask for forfeiture of the bond.
Mrs. C. Lottie Goundie, aged forty
four years, wife of Richard NJ. Goun-
die, died at Alexandria Hospital late
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Goundie,
who lived in the Braddock House, col
lapsed yesterday morning as she opened
the door to admit her husband. She
was rushed to the hospital, where she
died a few hours later.
The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted a charter to the
h. F. Board Motor Truck Company
CORPORATION Of Alexandria. The follow
ing officers are named: B. F. Board,
president; Douglas Stuart, vice presl-
dent; w. F. Balm, treasurer, and g. 5.
Hinkins, secretary. All of the officers
reside in Alexandria The company will
engage in the manufacture of motor
trucks. Its capital is stated at $lOO,0O0
maximum, and $4,000, minimum.
A decree Of divorce, on the ground Of
desertion, vas granted in corporation
court yesterday to Ida Warren Stamps
from Rollie Stamps
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Henry L. Richardson
Buried This Afternoon

Funeral services for Henry L. Rich
ardson, who, for many years prior to
his retirement from business, conducted
a grocery business at the corner OF
Fourteenth and S streets northwest,
were held at the chapel of Lees under
taking esta blishment this afternoon at z
O'Clock. Interment was In GlenWood
Cemetery. Mr.. Richardson had lived in
Washington thirty-five years, coming
here from Howard county, Nd.
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Loses Two Fingers In
Roller Skating Mishap

Falling while roller-skating. Elmore
J.eullhardt. the ten-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs George Leukhardt. 2i2 Four
tcenth street northeast. caught his LETT
hand in a lawn mower and had the
members so badly mangled that ply
sicians at Casualty Hospital found it
necessary t. amputate two fingers. The
accident hapepned last night in front
Of 1911 Potomac street southeast.
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z ST. N. E.. u4-Three nicely furnished
clean rooms; also two first floor, unfur-
nished, light housekeeping; near Station. :.
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or partly furnished room, front or back
heat, gas; private family; convenient to cars
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z ST. N. w., 1l2-Two front rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping; no children; con
venient to Station. ..
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n ST. n. W., 619-Furnished rooms, all con-
venieuces; bath, hot water hear; u.25 week.
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STH ST. N. E., S4-Nicely furnished rooms
with porch; good home cooking; conyen
lent to two car lines.
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l. ST. N. w., 97-Two rooms. second floor
front, for light housekeeping; also one
furnished room,
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FOR RENT-Ro0Ms
kufnishsd

II ST. N n. ns-Exeeedingiy handsome 3
room parlor floor nat, furnished In the best
OF style: entirely complete for housekeeping;
everything new; very reasonable.
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MASS. AVE. N. W.. 46-Large well fur
nished rooms; gentlemen or couple; near
Pension Park: reasonable, ..
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9TH ST. N. E., a2-Three beautiful rooms
handsomely and completely furnished fol
housekeeping; everything new and up-to
date; every convenience.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BOOKKEEPER-Assista storeroom; young
man with clerical experience preferred
FISHERS AGENCY, 419 10th st.
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BoY-Colored. with wheel, to run errands;
must have reference. l407 L ct. N. w. .
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n. J. AVE. n. W.. b03%Two or three COM
municating parlor floor front rooms; well
furnished; heat and gas; reasonable.
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BoY-Colored: good presser; well paid and
stecdy fob Apply l743 L st. N. w. =.
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COLLECTIONS

LAW COLLECTIONS. anything anywhere.
Personal call on accounts.
.. w. BRIGGS q CO. Bond Hids. =
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STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely nre-
proof storage, moving, packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. hs-2o iSth st II. w.
Phone u. k22a.
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EYE ST., 1870. OPP. FRANKLIN PARK
Fine furnished room; private entrance. or
dat for rent.
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A ST. s. E., H7-Two nicely Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; hot watei
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E. CAP. ST., 635-Several very desirable
rooms. nicely furnished; convenient to cars
use OF phone. l..
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BoY-White, In grocery store; over 1e years
old rs d st. s. w. II
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FLOOR OILS
PAINTS AND OILS.

VIM. r. HUNT, S31 AZ st. S. W.-Floor oils,
high grade paints. and floor stains: expert
workmen and lowest prices.
PAINTS and floor oils; stains for floors and
woodwork Of all kinds; bring ad and get
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18TH ST. n W., 723-Three nicely furnished
front rooms, suitable for two; Sl4 each. i
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9TH ST. N. E, 2O0-One large front room.
board II desired; southern exposure; con-
venient to cars. l..
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TABLE BOARD

ST. N. W., 9s7-Ffrst-cIass table board
home cooking, and all home comforts. l.
COLUMBIA ROAD N. W., IS2+A few table
boarders wanted; good board. :.
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BOYS for bundle wrappers and floor service,
l6 years OF age; good salary. permanent
position, and excellent chance for advance
ment. Apply to c. o. Morris, with LANS-
BURGH G. BRO. l.
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l4TH ST. N. W., 2402-LArge front room
with balcony; other nicely furnished room
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n. Il. PHuPITT, Reliable Umbrella and
Parasol Maker, Repairing and recovering.
Crsvsnsttss gioria, and siiks p. sol 2 81 Nv.
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JUST RECEIVED young singing canariss.
parrots, goldfish, rabbits, guinea pigs. and
q dne lot OF dogs, ell kinds. SCHNID6
BIRD STORE ia i2th - ~. W.
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MARKETS


!. BRAND-SEW GOODS. :.
+ BRAND-NEW PRICES. \
READ IT.
= FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
+ Best New York Cream Cheese. .Isc +
+ Fresh Creamery Butter lib. print,
+ Pure Hog Lard, lbs. =
= Fancy Sugar Cured Hams. .IT11c =.
= BEST sc COFFEE IN TOWN
X FRED. A. DODGE, l.
\ 7th and T SITS. n 4346. \.
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W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS

woRKINGMEN-Thi Is no case OF '.piker,"
as sswe hereby state that this stock IL great;
mems worn suits, slightly used, 50 to 40;
saves the cash, as cure as fate; one price
JUSTHS OLD STAND, SO d. l.
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BEAUTIFUI. RUGS woven from Old carpets
by the WASHINGTON RUG WEAVING
CO., ga sth ~ N. w. Main ts2a
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REFRIGERAToRs. cooling rooms. and Ice
boxes OF all makes repaired at lowest cost
4 McCRAY REERIGERAToR CO.,
"a y ~ n. W. Rhons MAIN ~
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WANTED-Driver for delivery wagon;
one who is familiar with city
O'Neilrs Hardware.
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sALEsM : NJ

BALE6M EN--Now living in farming
districts; most highly rated and best
known firm in America, selling gro
ceries by sample to consumers has an
original plan TO offer reliable, indus
trious men, enabling them to quickly
establish permanent business Of
their own, yielding good income;
goods sold subject to trial; no invest
nlent; commissions advanced, semi
monthly settlements; experience not
essential Write for particulars today
References required. John Sexton q
Co, Importers and Wholesale Grocers
Lake and Franklin streets, Chicago
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REAL ESTATE.

WANTEp-All parties having prop
erty to trade or exchange, whether
1t be real or personal, to list them with
US Tor quick results. We keep In 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 all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis. and
invite you to call on or write. The
Real Estate Exchange. Kennedy block.
Fargo, N d.
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FOR RENT-Cottage, centrally Iocat-
ed; modern except heat Phons
1157-J.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN--We loan money to
build or buy q home or pay high rate
will not exceed 1864. including interest
and principal; local agents wanted.
Capital Security Co. 70 and 40 Lalng
building.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

HAVE knight printing Co, print ~
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WANTED TO RENT-FLAr.

WANTED TO RENT--Small Furnished
house, or flat, by young married
couple. no children. Address p. %.
Box 4O3, Fargo.
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SANITARY FlRELEss COOKER.

MADE AT HOME, costing rs cents,
money saver and better cooking;
diagram and full instructions for max
ing sent for rs cents; circular free.
Address Box 800. Fargo. NJ. ID.
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WANTED-Trayeling statesmen; no
experience required: earn 500 to
$3.50 a month while learning practical
saIesmanship; write today for list of
hundreds OF good positions now
open and particulars about how
TO get one of them. Address
nearest Office. Dept. 396. National
Salesmen's Training Association. Chi
cago, New York. Kansas City. Seattle.
New Orleans.
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FOH SALE-Almost new sewing ma
chlne, cheap. Apply at S11 First ave-
nue. south.
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TEXAS LAND.

10000 ACRES Of nice smooth level
land, very best of soil, climate and
water, all close to railroad; price Sc
20 $l4 per acre. On easy terms; large
or small tracts; next excursion IN
June. For information write q. T..
White. Fargo. N. d.
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

I MAKE q specially OF unusual and
heavy moAng; houses, safes. raising
bus1dingss furnish everything. y. wv.
E0A@ea. PAono Ssa
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BUTCHER SHOP for rent or sale in
GLIDING cooler and all necessary
tools to operate shop; building, barn
and slaughter house, pasture, Ice put
UP for summer, team If wanted;
good thing for live man. Address
p. @, Vernon. Pekin. N. ID.
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sALEMAN wishing side line that can
be carried in pocket, paying good
commissions. steady sale and repeat
ers. write to Fam Novelty Co., Owa-
tonnas Mimi, stating territory covered,
how often, what line. how long on ter
ritory and references.
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FLOWING WANTED.

WE ARE FULLY equipped with lat
est steam plows; viii do stubble
blowing and breaking on short notice.
Address Panchott Bros. Harwood.
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FoR sALE--corTAaE.
PERSONAL.
SINE ON APPRoNAiI,IiI''

SENT ON APPROVAL, send NJ
money. We will send one fine bn-
man hair switch. 90 inches for 20.
send sample OF hair; ladies' own hai,
comDings made into switches. rs cents
per ounce; also puffs is cents each.
l ush. ss saaoe switches, In proportion:
toupees and wigs for gentlemen T,.,;s,
City Hair Goods Co.. Hugo BrafI nap a."
ager. hair specialist Ladv . ssss-
wanted. S07 West Fifteenth sfraa.
Mlnneapolis Established in 1883.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Butcher shop
and restaurant combined, only BUSH
ness of its kind In q good prosperous
North Dakota town; money making
business. Address 251. care Forum.
FOR SALE or exchange. stock Of mer-
chandise, consisting OF staple gro
ceries, chinaware, enamelware, etc.;
invoice $500; viii sell for cash at lib
eral discount, or exchange for $500
cash and clear land, vacant lots or
live stock for the balance of 81, 900.
Address M r. Swain. 4727 Kenmore
ave-, Chicago, Ills.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two experienced girls. APP
ply Fargo laundry.
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ct4ILDRENs BOARDING Homg.

We CARE for children By The dav
week or month reasonable cherres
Call and see. 729 Eighth street north.
Phone iS14-IA ~
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STEAMSHIPS.

ALLAN LINE
Picturesque st. Lawrence Route
Weekly Sailings from
Montreal to Liverpool, Glasgow,
London and Havre, France.
Splendid scenery, shortest passage, low
rates. Any Local Agent, or
Allan & Co., No. 127 NJ. Dearborn
street, Chicago.
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SIDE LINE-Quick sellers; spare time;
used profitably by reliable statesmen;
tell us fully in first letter your line
and territory; confidential. Sales
Manager, 225 South Campbell avenue,
Chicago.
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GOVERNMENT farms free. Official
1871. The Homeseeker, describes
every acre in every county in the Unit
ed States; contains township and Sec
ton plats rainfall maps, land laws,
how and where to get land without liv-
ing on 1t, all about irrigated farms
and Indian reservation openings. Price
rs cents. postpaid. The Homeseeker,
ST Paul, MINI.
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FOR sALs-HousEHoLD GOODS.

rOH Substituting bed. 312 Sew
enth avenue north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-13
LOTS FOR aAL.E.

FOR SALE--E'ine residence lot Id best
location on Eighth street south:
$4,000 cash Ii taken ait once. Address
792. care Forum
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-13

BARBER WANTEp-Steady job.
Write or phone G. l.. Chapel Car
rington, ". ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-13

WAN ED-GirIs to learn nursing.
Apply DIR. barrow, Moorhead hospi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-13
COLLECTIONS WANTED.

SLOW ACCOUNTS, notes. wages.
claims Of any description collected
on percentage, anywhere: we can get
your money for you. Drawer E., Cas-
selton, NJ. d.