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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-06
BOY FoR ADOPTION.

FOR ADoPTIoN-Blue eyed baby
boy. 901 Tenth street south. Phone
114S-J.
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANcE-840
acres Of first class tillabIe land at
$40 per acre, near Glendive. Mont
about 500 acres can be cultivated, bal
Ance good meadow. country filling up
fast and all kinds OF rain; will take
three new automobiles in trade, ball
ance IN five years. Address r. o.
Box 500. Fargo. M. ID.
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY HoSPtTAL-competent
nurses and best OF care; highest tes-
south, Fargo.
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ADVERTISING.

WHEN YOU WANT TO talk to the
people In prosperoDs South Dakota
you can do & best through the columns
Of The Aberdeen Daily Ailerican; read
every day by 10000 In, $50 towns and
rural routes In the northern half OF
the state. CLASSIFIED ads, Tor sale.
help wanted. exchange. real estate.
cts for 1 cent q word each insertion.
Send stamps 20 American. Aberdeen.
9. ID.
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FoR sac Ga EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or exchange for North Da-
kota land, Advance threshing outfit,
40x64 separator and 20 horsepower en-
CINE. (Separator run 30 days). James
D. Brown Hillsboro, NJ. ID.
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BOY

MORE, MONEY in one day may be
earned with me than during an en-
tire week in other ways. Applicants
must be bright, neatly dressed, clean
hands and face. want the manifest
boy in the city. Come early prepared
for work. Grant Webster, 1923 Third
avenue south, Fargo. N. d.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, opera
house annex. Phone 1861.
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cOMMERCI pen and INK drawings
for letter heads and illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order;
state your Ideas and purpose tor which
cut IL to be used and will submit
sketches for your approval; prices
right. Address a4s. care Forum.
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FOR SALE-A well established imple-
ment business representing an ex-
ceptional opportunity tor the right
man. Address Box 3S6, jamestown,
N. ID.
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MODERN furnished room; gentleman
only. 227 Roberts street.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HAVE knight frintinE Co Drla1 =.
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WANTED--LAnotype operator at once.
Globe Gazette, Wahpeton. ~. y.
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.WANTED--Position as foreman and
manager on q farm; married ano
have two children; best Of references
345, care Forum.
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SEVERAL YOUNG men wanted for
soliciting work; good pay. Call AZ
room 312 new Viking hotel, Friday ana
Saturday.
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NICELY furnished front room. large
closet in modern house with board;
one block from business center. Phone
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WANTEp-Boys to feed Job presses.
knight Printing Co.
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Business GnANsE.

FOR SALE-Continenta cafe at a
sacrifice. Inquire Of Mrs. Hooker
Continental cafe. upstairs.
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NEWSPAPER WANTED--win trade
100 acres unimproved, clear land In
Perkins county, s. D., three miles
from railroad. for paying newspaper.
375, care Forum, Fargo, N. d.
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A BARGAlN--Two bowling alleys, two
Brunswick balk calender pool tables;
will sell cheap IL sold at once. Ad-
dress 2S7, care Forum.
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ROOM AND 5oARD-Large front
room on first floor, suitable for two
gentlemen. Phone 529-L. $40 Ninth
street north.
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POSITION wANrED-MALE,

CARPENTER WORK by day or job
III. M Talbot. 400 Eighth sTee'
north.
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FOR SALE-A good saloon building
at Evansville, Mont; also good Local
ton for a hotel Inquire OF N. w.
Comford, White Earth, N. d.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
MlscELLAN4oua

FOR 1OMESEEkERs' rates to west
ern Canada call at Interstate Land
Co.'S. office. rooms and 10, Pioneer
Life building. p. q. box S46; phone
ass. Fargo. N. d.
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SHAVE 10 CENTS, hair cut rs; also
baths, at Fargo House barber SHOP.
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TWO ROOMS for rent for light house,
keeping. 7l5 Seventh avenue north.
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WANTED--Two men to deliver photo
praghic work; good wages and trav-
cling expenses. Address S6S, care F0-
rum.
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FOR RENT.
I1ed l1oorGs--No

FURNISHED rooms. 500 Fifth avenue
north.
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FOR sALE--HousEHoLD GOODS

MRS. Ash, lila Thirteenth street
north, will sell all Of her household
effects. Call forenoons.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANT ED--Fifteen good girls. Apply
Fargo laundry.
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BOARD AND ROOM offered with pri-
yate family reasonable rates I417
rnst avenue north. Phone 9g4-L.
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FOR sALE--L.ANp.

FOR SALE--1.O00 acres Of grass lands
In Wilkin and Clay counties, MINI;
70 cents to 80 cents per acre. l.. w.
Crowl. Barnesvalle. Mimi.
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FOR SALE-Good restaurant and
confectionery; good location; very
cheap IL taken at once; also a team
of horses for sale. Address 302, First
avenue north. Moorhead. Phone
17S7-J
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FOR SALE--Newspaper plant in Cass
county; largest circulation outside OF
Fargo, good town, liberal advertising,
well settled community. Address 37z,
care Forum, Fargo, N. d.
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FOR SALE--Fine display grocery ice
box and creamery ice pox, lunch
counter, bread case, cigar counter,
range, tables, chairs ana dishes, to-
gether or separate Inquire CONT
mental hotel, upstairs, Mrs. Hooker.
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WANTED-A young reliable pl&sk'
smith; will pay top wages 20 tn'
right man. Apply to n. w Glroy
Drayton. N. ID.
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen to sell automo-
bile oils and lubricating oils; excel
lent inducements. The Middle States
Oil Co, Cleveland. O.
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WANTED-Den registered in N.
D., single man preferred; answer
stating experience. S71 care Forum.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-03-10

and Miss Ida, OF Sweet Springs, A.
A. Smith OF Kansas City, Amos z.
Miss Ella and Mrs. Laura j. Dool-
ey of New Mexico.
The children are all grown and
have all gone out in the world for
themselves, and without exception
they command the respect and
regard OF all with whom they are
associated. This was to him, doubt
less, a great source OF comfort in
his dying hour.
While he was not without the
results OF human transgression, he
had as nearly control OF himself
as any man l have ever known.
His life's work Is finished, and 1t
has been well done. He was hon.
est with all men as well as with
himself, which is the highest trib-
ute that can be paid to any man.
Peace to his ashes. j. Z. II.
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Forgot to Pay His Board

Last week, man came into town
calling himself Green, his shoes
worn at the heel clear into the
Instep, and about enough clothes
on to pad a crutch, and put up at
the Reynolds & Shelton restaurant
He announced to the public that
he was here to employ men and
teams for the electric road, and
had men following him around all
week for job. Two or three
days since he quietly left town,
leaving his board unpaid and his
hired help looking at the moon.
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Stock Market

National Stock Yards. III. Marhc s
We have had moderate receipts
of cattle this week and our mar
ket is showing very little change.
Good beef cattle are selling well
Common and medium cattle lit
tie lower. Good beef cows show n
little advance over last week. Med
ium and common cows about
steady. We have no choice eyart-
ing steers on this market. Such
kinds would sell very high, from
6i-2 to &c a pound. Heifer mar
ket about steady with last week.
Very few choice kinds coming
Stockers and feeders are about 10
cents lower for the week. We do
not look for heavy receipts Of cat
tie for several weeks and expect
our market to remain in good
shape fore sometime.
Receipts OF hogs have been lib
eral this week. Heavy hogs are
selling from si-2 to &c. Pigs 800
to $40. Choice light butchers and
shippers S7.05 to $T15.
DRAGON, BECKER & co.
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City Council

Met March Q. 1911 with all pres
ent except r. T. Brightwell.
Eagle lodge granted pool hall
license to run pool tables.
Leyhe-Downing granted permits
sion to cree. n galvanized build
ing north OF their store building.
but not to be put In the alley.
w. f. Carter ordered to fix
catch basin on Brunswick between
North and Arrow streets.
W. Z. Carter ordered to take up
the matter OF fixing fence OF Mo.
Pacific at East School Building.
Sidewalks on west end OF Lacy
Street referred TO Street and
Alley committee at Boatright's.
Crossing across West Porter re-
ferred to whole council.
Petition for sidewalk by NJ. c.
Chaffee, Jr.. ct al along the south
side Of lot 1 and west ends of lots
Ia, 3, 1, and 8, Strothers 2nd
addition and along the west ends
.sf lots I, 2, 3, 4 and OF Stroth-
ers ith addition ordered filed.
Ordinance No. 253 passed unan-
imously. This ordinance refers to
n general election on the 9TH OF
April.
To furnish feed for schrecklers
horses.
Concrete crossing at Yerby and
Odell.
Rigney files statement OF back
tax collection from January to
March.
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There have been various reports
OF a bank robbery on Wednesday
night floating about town. Thurs
day mornings Kansas City Times
gives an unsuccessful attempt at
Grain Valley. This report says
that the three men concerned blew
open the vault, but the citizens
rallied and drove them off before
they got anything. IL was report
ed about town that the Odessa
bank was robbed, this being con-
tradicted by another which makes
IL Oak Grove. Neither OF these
reports are verified.
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Made Good Trade

s. @. Allen who moved TO Kan
sas from west OF town about a
year ago writes. Enclosed find
renewal as We can't get along with
out the Republican. Am liking
Kansas better since I sold my farm
of two hundred acres last week
at a profit OF $4,000. Have bought
again, $40 acres this time. Think
this a good place for anyone OF
limited means to make money.
Good improved farms sell from
SIS to SIS per acre.
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Electric Road Really Begin
ming

!. The contract for the new electric
road was let some two weeks ago
to L. j. Smith construction Co.
of Kansas City for the road be-
tween Columbia and Kansas City,
and the same company has now
secured the contract for the work
between st. Louis and Columbia
The equipment for the work will
begin coming into Columbia at
once and work will start as soon
as the weather permits on the
the most beneficial project the
country has seen.
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Bought a Delivery System

BY a deal closed this week, be-
tween Vardeman Bros, on one side
and Stivers and Ewell Bros. on the
other the former now own the
merchants delivery system OF In
dependence, while the later have
c. b. Vardemans beautiful resi-
dence on south Odell as part of
the consideration. Tho residence
was placed at $S,25o; neither of
the Vardemans will leave town, as
they took It up as an investment.
G. b. Vardeman will reside tenn
porarily with his mother, on east
Yerby street.
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J. r. Stolsworth Friday received
Telegram stating that his broth
er, Elijah Stolswor'.h, had died at
at Monrovia, Kankas. He is well
known here having moved from
Napton twelve years ago. He was
A years old and leaves a wife and
four brother sand two sisters to
mourn his death. The three broth
ers In Saline are j. r., j. N. and
Rufus Stolsworth. A brother Thos
and sister Mrs. Jones resides at
Monrovia and Mrs. Alice Christy
at Effingham, Kansas. He was
sick for about three years and
grew worse Of late, having un-
dergone three operations. He
had many friends In Saline who
viii regret hearing Of his death,
as he was very much liked.
Funeral services wefs held at
p. m. Sunday and burial immedi-
ately after at Monrovia.
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Obituary
Sweet Springs.

March Z, lsll.
GEO. W. SMITH, the subject of
this tribute has been our postmas-
ter for the past 7i-2 years with
one intermission. In using the
word "ourn I mean to include
every person high or low. rich or
poor, black or white, In fact every
person who has looked through
the general delivery window, or
called his box number, or applied
his key TO lock box; all have
been treated with the utmost
courtesy, receiving from him every
consideration due them. In no
instance known has. the Depart
ment at Washington offered criti-
cism OF his administration. In his
official capacity he has shown no
special favors to his political
friends; nor shown any disposition
other than the greatest considers
tion, and his best service TO his
political opponents.
Even after his long service, when
age had dimmed his eyes, the pet
ulance that usually comes to the
average man was not manifest In
him. ! have often thought OF the
2sth verse of the 25th Chapter OF
Proverbs in which Solomon says,
ale that hath no rule over his
own spirit is like a city broken
down and without walls. That
imagery was foreign To him for
at all times his citadel was closely
guarded. His greatest desire,
think, was to be relieved OF the
responsibility OF the office, but
fate decreed otherwise, and like
he has always done in his family
relation, he gave himself for the
ones he loved. No human can Vel
ify In life any higher p; inciple thar
that. While sentiment may charm
no higher standard can be imagin-
ed than that he has verified i'm his
one life, which is-no man csn test
his love for any given object thar
by measuring il by the Sacrifices
that he is willing to make for that
object.
The relief came too late. After
winding up his unfinished busines,
he retired to his home thinking tc
rest and recuperate. The end cams
to him on the goth day of Feb
1911. He met the messenger fear
lessly and without a murmur, lay
ing down his sword and buckler
with which he fought death, fol
his struggle had been long and II
some instances hard. He over
came them all and believe he il
safe on the other side with hi'
own loved ones. But that was no
enough for him. His desire there
no doubt, was like il was here, t.
serve all the people he loved. III,
believed in the FathelNood OF Goo
and the Brotherhood of Man
When a man believes that in fact
my opinion is he has passport &c
the other side.
He was Pennsylvania by
birth, born In Lancaster county ol
that state on Dec a,isss. He mar
ried Mary A. Tyson OF the same
county and state on the ath day OF
Agust lsss. Mrs. Mary Tysor
Smith stepped out Of death into
life ON the Sd day Of July 1888.
Seven children ons Of eleven arr
without the counsel of father oil
mother, and have the sympathy Of
every good man and woman. Tn
children were all ct the funeral
and interment Of thia dear father
The sEvlying children are VIM. ,
Smith Of North Dakota. John
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Clyde Williams. Nspton.
Della McMahan, Napton.
w. C. Ke1n. MArshali
Bertha Hurgess. llarshal,.
w. c. pepdrsdge, Nelson.
Mamie Lyons. Miami.
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Remaining uncalled for in the
Marshall, No.. post office March
9Th, 1911. II not called for in Is
days will be sent to the dead let
ter office ut Washington, d. G.
Lille Brown.
L. o. Williams, Lewis Walker.
L. w. VANDYKE, p. M.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-03-10

Robt. Crump was In from east
OF town yesterday and renewed
for Mrs. n. C. McCary and son; DIR
o. D. McCsry, asuccessful physi-
clan Of Anadarko, Okla.
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been a member of the Baptist
church for many years and had
always been glad of an opportuni-
ty to help in its need. Her home
was constantly open to the SER
wants of the church. The funeral
was conducted at Antioch, and the
remains laid there also. The fami-
ly surviving consists OF a husband
brother and step-son, who will
greatly miss one who has been
with them so long.
EDWARD p. IRVINE died at his
home In Memphis, Tenn, a few
days ago, aged 55 years. His death
was by suicide, as having been in
poor health for a long time he
became mentally unbalanced. He
was a native of Saline county, a
son of the late r. Y. Irwin, but
went to Memphis some IS or 20
years ago. He was married, and
leaves a wife and two grown chill
dren. Two sisters and three broth
ers survive him, and many friends
both in Saline and his Tennessee
home will regret his unfortunate
departure.
MISS GERTRUDE MCCORMICK
died at the home of her parents
on East Mitchell street, Thursday
morning, March eth aged twenty
two years. This ends n life which
has been a beautiful Christian ex-
ample. The deceased has been III
for many months, having had the
best physicians to be secured con-
stantly attending her. Through
this long period OF suffering she
never complained, but showed q
strong appreciation OF the effort,
the family and friends we're max
ing In her behalf. She leaves Q
father, mother, two brothers ans
two sisters and numerous other
relatives and friends to mourn he
death. The funeral will be helt
at the house Friday evening at 49,
Rev. Faris conducting the ser
vice.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-03-10

Fred Bissemeeyr VS. ! sobstsn-
tiAl caller from Grand Pass yes
tsrday.
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Local Market.

Marshall. March 10, 1911.
Corrected weekly by the Marshall
Produce Co.
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COL. d. J. WATERS passed away
at his home in Higginsville, March
3, after an illness of nearly two
years. Deceased was 70 years OF
age, being born in Virginia In 1882
He came to Lafayette county As
years ago, having just married
Miss Mollia Thompson, also OF
virginia. or the nine children, six
survive az does his wife. Col.
Waters was a consistent and loyal
member of the NJ. Z. Church,
where he was always ready to do
his duty. The funeral services
were beautifully conducted by Rev
Norfleet his pastor and the body
inferred in the Higginsville ceme-
terry, the whole service being at
tended by a large number. Mrs,
Edw. Zahn and Mrs. j. Il. Black
burn, of this city are daughters
of the deceased.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-03-10

JANE TINDELL died at the
Saline County Home Tuesday,
March 7th, aged rs years. Death
was brought on by general debil-
ity and old age. Deceased was
from Arrow Rock and the body
was sent to Nelson by p. M. Wal
ker, for burial.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-03-10

MIA, WIN, L. GRAIN, died at her
home -four niles north Of Sweet
'1Hpxings, Feb. s7ths - IN age Of
about "A years. Mrs. Crain. receive
"a injuries from : fall, In 1893,
wh1ch have caused her constant
suffering aimee and probably eaus-
- her death. The deceased had
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-03-10

j vBurroughs ct al to M p
Black burn 100 acres In 21,
22-50-23 - -. .. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

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