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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
LOUISIANA OCT. ) & 6
w. R. c. Entertainment at the
Masonic Opera House.

Louisiana, a spectacular Historical
and Pantommic entertainment, VIII
be given by the w. r. c. at the Ma
sonic opera house, October and q.
Co. F, |. N. G., G. A. r. and Red
men Order and 800 OF the best talent
of the city will take part In this per-
Torrance. There are $50 in the open
ing exercise of children and Misses,
with electric arch The following
business firms are assisting the w.
r. c.:
H. l.. Spencer Co. will be repre-
scented by the Brownies. They tell
you what they see or get there; %
strong.
The Senate Cafe, Song.
Z. & w. Tea Co., by a Japanese
Tea Drill.
Chef Quick meat market, Butcher
Drill.
Theodore Green. florist, by Floral
Drill of 80 Misses.
Buffers Studio, Tableau of Art
Iowa Waive Co., by Tableau and
Pantomine of Faust.
Brewer &, Browneller, Slipper Glass
in Drill.
T. X. Smith, Jeweler, by Queen of
City song and tableau Flowers thrown
to Queen.
Barden, Harness and Trunk Co.,
tackles Drill.
Green & Bentley Drug Co, by
prescription tableau, under electric
circle.
Bell Clothing Co., class of lady
dudes.
No one should miss this beautiful
entertainment, as 1t is far beyond the
ordinary one Think of the curtain
not to be lowered throughout the en-
tire program.
| 1776, by the G. A. r. men with
George and Martha Washington, Geo.
on horseback. Tableaux of beautiful
poses, Cupid's Court, music of the
Greeks, prescription tableau, ten vir.
gins. You will think they are mar
BILE. Rainbow drill and tableau, news
boys drill will give some feats; watch
them Indians in colors are first class
in song and drill with pow WOW;
Puritans in tableaux and choruses:
Holy City solo; chorus of Nearer My
God to Thee with tableau of Angels
above and electric ARCH Uncle Sam
delegation calls on Napoleon, then re-
turns to America; the purchase of
louisiana; skirmish by Co. F; North
and South united under the Cuban
flag; Dixie Doodle, tell you how, then
4 electricity tells you the world can
not run without her. The last is
Louisiana on the throne. Iowa ar.
rives in an auto and tells you she is
made the Queen OF all the state OF
the Louisiana Purchase. Male quar-.
tette singing Star Spangled Banner.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

appropriate 800 for the use of Elk
pertinent Station. Motion lost.
Earl Bridges is hereby appointed
County Engineer with the understand
ing that Ernest Powell be allowed tc
complete work already under con
tract
In the matter of construction OF
water system at County Home, board
refused all propositions on file and
ordered new plans drawn.
On motion the Auditor is authorized
to issue warrants on various funds
for the following schedule of bills and
per diem as follows:
On motion board adjourned sine
die.
John Cleveland, days, 0 miles $1,000
w. F. Mcyay, 8 days, IL miles $500
Thos. J. Wilson, s days, s miles $3.50
l.. R. BRIGGS,
Auditor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular
September Session OF
the County Board.
LIST OF CLAIMS ALLOWED
The Levies Are Fixed for Next
Year-0ther Important Business,

Sept IL, 1911
Board met in regular session. Mem
bers all present.
Minutes of last session read and
approved.
On motion the road petition of j. p
Hiatt is dismissed, at petitioners
cost.
Spent the balance of day on claims
and adjourned to meet Sept. II, 1911.
at s o'clock.
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Sept. IS, 1911

Sept. IS, 1911
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Members all present.
On motion the following levies
were ordered for the year 1911:
State IS; county mills; court Is
poor 2; bridge s.; bond g.; Soldiers
Relief s.; insane l.; school l.; coun-
ty road Z; and soc on all male citi-
zens over u years of age, except sol
diers of the Rebellion; and 81 on each
male, and SO on each female dog, as
by law provided, and such leyies as
shall be certified by the various
school districts and corporations.
Adjourned to meet Sept. IA, 1911.
at 8 o'clock.
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Sept. IL, 1911
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
On recommendation of the City
Council of Beacon, the city taxes of
VIM. Bowen, on $4,000 moneys and
credits be abated.
Spent balance of day on visit to
County Home.
Adjourned to meet Sept. Is, 1911,
at s O'Clock.
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Sept. %. 1911.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment Members all present.
The Auditor is authorized to re-
deem from tax sale lots 70 and 107,
O'Neil's Add. Double assessment.
On recommendation of the City
Council of oskaloosa, the Auditor ia
authorized to abate the taxes on lot
T. IFrankel add, property of Margaret
Donnelly; also the property of Eva
line Locke be not sold for taxes; also
abate the taxes OF L. ID. Wiley, veter
an of Civil war, erroneous assess
ment; also on recommendation Of
City Council of University Park, the
Auditor Is authorized to abate s10.7'
on lots 1879, Thatcher's Sub. Div
Of Sec. 2o.75-15. on account of enron
eou7 assessment
On motion of w F. Mcyay and sec
ended by Thos. j. Wilson that w
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Sept. IA, 1911

sept. IA, 1911
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
No report of Engineer filed in
Drainage District, petitioned for by
II. B. Nelson. ct al. Said cause is
continued until November 8, 1911 al
O'Clock. The Road petition of AL
bert Lockard, ct al, is hereby
granted as per petition on file; also
Road petition of G. H. Wymore ct al.
is hereby granted as per petition on
file.
Spent the balance of day on claims
and miscellaneous business.
Adjourned to meet Sept. Is, 1911,
at o'clock.
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Sept. Is. 1911

DNUNs
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
On recommendation of City Council
of Oskaloosa, the Auditor is author,
lied to abate the road taxes of Claude
Blanchard, year 1910, on account of
disability; also road taxes of John j.
Daily. for year 1910. on account of
disability; also abate the sewer tap
page on the n12 lot 8, Motifs sub. div,
of o. L. s, erroneous assessment
Spent balance of day on claims.
Adjourned to meet Sept. 16, 1911,
at 8 o'clock.
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Sept. 16, 1911.

Sept. 16, 1911.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn,
ment. Members all present.
The road petition of NJ S. Downey,
ct al, for change of width of highway
in Madison township is approved as
per petition on file. Spent the bal,
ance of day on claims and adjourn
ed to meet Sept % at 9 o'clock.
Sept %, 1911
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
The road petition of H. w. Rodgers
ct al, for change in width of road in
Harrison Twp, is approved as pei
petition on file.
Spent balance of day on claims and
consideration of fire protection al
County Home.
Adjourned to meet Sept. %, 1911
at 8 o'clock.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
A Fish Story.

Harry Agnew, of Newton. claims to
have caught a large sized pike in
Skunk river a few days ago.
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ID r. Russell returned from Lacey last
evening where he has been visiting
IL the past few days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-06

democrats appear TO have thought thai
IL would be "the same old story over
again"--the trusts would win out In
the end by Convincing the powers that
be that II would be both unwise and
politically suicidal to attempt the prose-
cution OF dissolution suits, to say moths
ing OF the possibility OF developing d.
financial panic OF greater or less di@
mensions
1t was only to be expected, politi~.
clans here are saying, that 'Tbig bust
ness" would make lot of fuss over
President Taft's attitude. They made
all OF the fuss they dared make before
the suit to dissolve the United States
Steel Corporation had been filed. sew
eral other suits preceded that one and
the government already has pursued
the even tenor Of his way. He was not
howled like the demagogue and de@
manded that all responsible trust Of
ficers be forthwith imprisoned in the
federal penitentiaries. Neither has he
instituted dissolution suits indiscrimf-
nately. 1t is the orderly and very in
telligent and discriminating manner of
the antitrust campaign that has
caused most Of the perturbation among
big financiers They seem to realize
that Mr.. Taft is sufficiently tenacious
of purpose to stick TO the line of action
which he has mapped out, and that he
has the advice and assistance Of many
very strong men in this work.
All Of this serves TO recall the fact
that the late David A. De Almond OF
Missouri, long q representative in con-
gress, who lost his life when his home
burned to the ground two years ago,
made a remark during the agitation
which accompanied the framing Of the
Payne Aldrich bill that Mr.. Taft had
the courage to veto even that measure
unless he was satisfied that, on the
whole. II was big Improvement over
the Dingiey act Judge De Almond
was a member of the original Taft
party which visited the Philippines
while the president was secretary OF
war, and had ample opportunity to
make close Study Of the man. Judge
DeArmond was nothing IL not parti-
san in politics. and his estimate OF
Mr.. Taft's character at that time created
much comment. He was prominent I'M
the councils OF his party. When he
signed the Payne Aldrich bill Mr.. Taft
was not satisfied with some OF It's pros
visions, and did not hesitate to say so.
But. all things considered, he was con- |
WINGED that II marked progress in the |
right direction.
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This should be season of joyous
activity upon the part of those women
who love to embrosder Tor ~ many OF
the shops are Offs1lh sthel reharn ID
IN large measure to decorative
stitchery. s
The pretty Young girl who sat next
To me at the matinee yesterday had
either picked UP rare treasure at
some French importers, or wrought
q thing of beauty with her own fair
fingers In the waist Or cream net
which she wore with her suit of black
velvet
In effect this waist was simple
but III reality elaborate with PAL
tern of byzantine suggestion darned
into the apertures of the net with
mercegixed or linen floss. Ii was
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mans full allowance of backbone. Now
that he, former Judge and eminent
lawyer, has, with obvious determine
ton, taken UP the cudgels against the
great aggregations of capital which
have been formed In spite of the in
hlbittons OF the antitrust statute. any
lingering doubt that the president is
weak and vacillating character has
been removed. Certainly Wall street
has no further doubt on that subject.
When Mr.. Taft left Washington he
was well aware that his vetoes OF the
democratic-in surgent tariff bills were
not approved by large body OF voters
In the west. Persons who have follow
ed Developments, however. are very
confident that IL he did not convince
these men that he was wholly justified
In vetoing the tariff bills, he did show
them beyond doubt that he earnestly
favors an orderly revision of the in
equitable schedules Of the Payne-Al-
drich law based on information sup
piled by the tariff board, which has
been working very diligently and will
be ready with a full report on schedule
* when congress meets early In De-
cember.
Undoubtedly the people also are with
Mr.. Taft in his fight for the pending
international arbitration treaties This
was evinced practically everywhere the
subject was discussed by the president.
There is widespread belief, appar-
entity, that the United States should
lead in the world peace movement and
ia I'm a mare pnrry,n a " dive, tv.aef&ln,, ~
do so than any other great power.
So far as the announced antitrust
policy of the president is concerned,
even the progressives now In Wash
ington frankly admit that they are
much surprised at the courageous
course which has been adopted. The
democrats say they had no idea Mr..
Taft would dare go so far--further
than his fighting predecessor ever
went. Both the progressives and the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-06

q o. o. y % q % ~ q a q q Z
" DRUGSTORE for sale or VIII I
Y trade for good western land: I
y good clean stock. will invoice I
q about $1,000 Including fixtures 1
y and soda fountain: viii sell for I
y part cash. balance on easy terms: I
y good reason for selling. Address I
y $50. care Forum. I
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-06
FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH AND $40 per month pays
for five-acre tract In the famous
indian river fruit section OF Florida:
deep black soil: 10000 acres to select
from; live agents wanted In every
county In North Dakota: liberal COM
missions. Address G. f. Carlson. gem
eral state agent, Plaza. N. ID.
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DRY GOODS, shoes. groceries. crock
cry queensware and shelf hard
ware; all rlsw stock; nothing old or
dead; you can see goods ais you VIII
get them; Will exchange equity from
come property; what have you 10 Of
fer? Call 40. COL Plymouth building.
Minneapolis. MINI.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for good cat
tie, i've assenger, four cylinder
Halliday automobile In good running
order; top. windshield, speedometer.
clock. electric lights, magnetic, new
tires and lights. viii go awful cheap
for q quick deal. Address Jas. 81
Jensen, Foxhome. MINI.
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roe RENT--pEak ROOM.

49, -
DESK Room Including use uf ccfn-
pieta OfEice equipment, second floor.
new Fargo National bank block. In
quire Frank q. Corson l. CO., No. -,
Broadway.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--Mv equity Ia
q newspaper property, In North Da-
kota; VIII sell very cheap for all cash
or part cash and part on time; will
trade for smaller plant in state which
Is unincumbered; may consider lease
20 right party. Address No. $50, care
Forum.
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WANTED TO RENr-ELAT.
CANADIAN LANDS.

WE AXE exclusive agents for over
100000 acres OF selected lands ia
saskatchewan and Alberta. lf inter-
csted In Canadian farm lands wrIta
Hodgson Realty Co, Fargo. ~ ID.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


FOR RENT--Meat market. equipped
reaay Tor business. cheap rent. APP
ply 1918 Fourth avenue north.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for ho-
tells. boarding houses. stores and
steam laundry. Write to Ed Syverson,
Ironton, Mimi.
TWO SHARES stock in Farmers,
Elevator CO., Hunter. N. D., par value
soO, quick sale urgent. Address
Stockholder. sll East Fifty fourth
street. Portland. ore.
FOR RENT-steam heated restaurant
with living rooms in the rear. or
Ply 60 T, Ronow. 3O2 First avenue
north, Moorhead.
FOR SALE--Grain elevator. 10000
cApacity; everything new and mod
eIhi located In q new town which
Inarketed over 100000 bushels last
year. Address No. 697, care OF Forum.
FOR sALE--Barber shop In good
uT.h Dakota town of 500: only
SHOP In town; reason for selling.
cnange OF business. This bears in.
vestlgatton. J. B. Secord. Edinburg,
=. -
I
r0h SALE--Stocl Of ladies. furnish
ings and millinery In good county
seat town of about 1000 inhabitants;
business established eighteen years:
COCO transient town, very little money
requlred to handle; must be sold by
Lirst or year; good reasons for selling
ADDRESS sos, Fargo Forum.
-
NEWSPAPER and job plant; for
quick sale $500 cash gives posses
sion, established business in divisional
point town running over 5000 monthly;
snhall balance on easy monthly paw
ments; plant brand new with power
presses. The best buy In Saskat
cnewan. J. v. Comstock, Midale. Sas-
katchewan. 80
FOR sALE-Two Brunswick e BaIke
pool tables. one billiard table with
combination pool attachments never
Deen used: new set pool balls. also
new set ivory billiard balls; all COM
piete with register for cash; table
slot machine. sixteen metallic chairs
splIeoons. three card tables and MIC
lures. Will sell on terms 10 suft
purchaser Box 43. Lisbon. N. ID.
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HOUSE FOR sALE--very warm,
nearly new seven-room all modern
house; built by owner for own use:
hot water heat; half block to Broad
way and car line. 621 Ninth avenue
north.
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TEXAS LAND.

BUY A TEN-AcRE fruit and garden
farm In the famous gulf coast coun-
try Of Texas; can be bought on pays
ments, $50 cash and $40 per month; I
Tine Dlack soil. Send for illustrated
literature. G., A. Guernsey, Jamestown.
N. ID.
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aTRAYEp.

~STRAYED from section 18-140-50
near Argusville, about Sept. 16, eight
spring calves, when last heard from
were iii WISER township near Red
river, and information regarding this
stock will be rewarded and appreciate
ed. I. p, Clapp. Faro. M. -.
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LOST.

LOSI-On souhtsfde, one pair of
cnlids glasses; reward lie returned
70 =. F. Brown, Box a, Pioneer Life
oullalng.
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FOR RENT-New cottage, six rooms.
at SIG per month at 41a Third street
north and Fourth avenue.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE--Three houses on month
~ payments. 1913 Twelfth street
north.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

~-"------~ ---------
MAXWELL AUTO to trade for four
twenty-five single disc drills. disc
harrows and boss harrows. Address
500, care Forum.
WILL EXCHANGE for city properly.
49, one-hait section improved land in
address ga care Forum.
Will IHApE for unencumbered land
$4,000 worth Of merchandise. cali
on or ADDRESS r. M. Farmer, NJ ID. Inn
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ron RENT-coTTAeEs.

FOR RENT six-room cottage, sic
per month. 1907 Fifth avenue north.
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FOR RENT-Fou room cottage. Fifth
street and Ninth avenue north.
Phone 1921
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for real ca
tate, four-track bowling alley and an
elEht-table pool and billiard hall,
restaurant and cigar stand In connec-
ton; best equipped place In the state;
pays $4,000 year. For particulars.
address $40 care Forum.
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FOR SALE. FARMS.
Three sNAps 4 b,.r,1,. ,---...-

THREE SNAPS in highly improved
farm lands; separate half sections;
one, three and five miles from Bal
dur, Man: no scrub, all good wheat
land price $40 S25 per acre: good
buildings: one-fourth cash. balance
easy terms; immediate possession.
Write or come and see owner, d. G.
Mclean, Baldur. Man.
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FOR HENT--E'ou room cottage with
bath, alcove and full basement. m
quire 81 Third street north.
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goa RENT-BAsEMENT.

FOR RENT OR LEAsE--Fsull base
ment, 7bx25. light. airy, warm and
sanitary, suitable for any purpose. n
the heart Of the city. 10 Fourth
street north. Phone 622.
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MONEY 70 LOAN

We HAVE MONEY TO loan ON I'm
proved Fargo city property, Our
loans are repayable In easy INSTALL
ments. The Savings q Loan, NO. ii
Broadway, Fargo. N. ID.
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FOR RgNT-sroaE ROOM.

STORE FOR RENT--wiu arrange 20
suit tenant; Cook block. 22s Broad
way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-06

WANTED - Section good western
North Dakota land, priced right:
will exchange $4,000 equity in $1,000
income property. southern Minnesota.
as first payment. Lock Box 3S6, Dick
inson, N. ID.
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FOR HENT--Four furnished rooms to
man and wife without children:
rent very reasonable to the partv
modern except electric lights and gas !:
good Radiant Home heater and kitchen
range; possession given Nov. 16; own
ct going west for winter. 614 Eev-
enth street north. Fargo.
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TAFT MADE
BIG GAINS

Continued From Page one.
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FOR EENT--Eix room brick cottage.
desirable location. ell modern, ex-
cept heat. with eiEtern and cellar.
Phone 672-L.
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A GREAT eARGAIN n Morton co,,n

- NHEAt EAHAAfN In Morton coun-
~, $40 acres excellent dairy, stock
and wheat farm all fenced, running
spring, lao acres under pillow, house
l6x24, barn 24x1O6. lots of other build
tngs, small grove started end only five
miles from progressive Flasher; party
Is sick and must SELL terms 81 200
cash. the balance to suit purchaser at
9 per cent. This Is the greatest snap
In this country Write az once to E.
G Heckenlaible. Flasher. N. ID.
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WANTED TO REMTs~ ROOMS.
go @@% 80 n % @A~A@
- WANTED TO HENT--A suite a
OF furnished rooms with bath. &
. modern. close in. Address G. 10.
y a. care Forum. a
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WANTED-soARD AND ROOM.

WANTED TO RENT--Two -rosII -
one big unfurnished room and board
Apply s0S Seventh avenue north.
BOARD AND ROOM wanted Nv
young married couple IN modern
mousse; close In. Address es6. care TO-
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Phone 1875 lei Us Your Wants and The Forum WnDoeRes
HELP WAIT E.p -MALE.

HAVE knight Printing %. Print 4.
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FoR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or exchange: ftve-roonn
mouse. Inquire at 1917 Fourth ave
nue. south.
TEN NEW two and five-passenRer
autos, cheap for cash, or will ex-
change for clear land or merchandise
Cogswell Hardware Co, CogsweII'
N. ID.
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r0h HENT--Meat market, equipped
ready for business. cheap rent. APP
ply 1Vl6 Fourth avenue north.
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,NANTED---A night clerk ii the Pres
colt.
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WANTED Al first class coat maker.
Fargo Tailoring CO.
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WANTED Someone to bale about
sixty tons hay. Address 6S2, care
IN.
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TWO SHARES stock in Farmers
Elevator Co., Hunter. NJ. d.. par value
SoOs quick sale urgent. Address
9tueKholder, sli East 'ifty-fourth
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FOR SALE--Barber ghop h 4 GOOD
North Dakota town OF 500; only
SHOP In town; reason for sealins.
change OF business, This bears in
vestlgation. J. B. Secord, Edinburg,
N. ID.