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HASTINGS, MIMI. business prop

HASTINGS, MIMI. business prop
erty, consisting of two-s story build
ing. stone construction, modern plate
glass front, building 22x65 feet, lot
22x100 feet, cream location, seven
birch finished modern living rooms on
second floor, all rented to one party
Jewelry store, twenty miles south OF
st. Paul on Mississippi river, fortD
minutes ride on trolley. VIII con,
slider modern residence in Fargo on
northside. or valley land at right
price. Inquire Of The Sundberg CO.,
jewelers.. T2 Broadway.
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WANTEp-Competent girl for general
homework; good wages. Mrs. ID. >.
Lewis. 343 Ninth avenue south.
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R DAKOTA NJ

81 AN ACRE DOWN, balance twenty
years; privilege of paying any time
for some OF our North Dakota land
Bargains: one good crop Of wheat or
fax will pay for the land. Write or
see VIM. II. Brown Co, Mandan, N. ID.
Twenty agents wanted.
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OREGON LAND.

FOR sALE-FIne tract OF land by the
owner, ESQ acres, 200 under plow.
located in Lane county. Oregon; either
as a whole or in tracts to suit pur-
chasers; best climate; temperature 30
to SIS above zero In winter; no storms;
lightning or blizzards. VIM. Leppert,
Junction City, Ore.
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CANADA LAND.

! HAVE A LIST of the choicest farms
for sale in Alberta. improved and
unimproved; close to good towns.
Write me about II. Ernest Phillips,
80 Whyte avenue, Edmonton, Can.
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FAQG AtNg tE@tFSU& A~D@~4s Y
PoOL AND BILLIAHD tablest large
stock OF new and secondhand bill
Hard and pool tables: also bar fixtures.
show cases, tables, chairs and refrta-
orators: time payments. write TOR
catalogue. Merle 81 HeAYfey Manu-
featuring Co, 621-523 Third street
south. MINNEAPOLIS.
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FuRs.

RAW FURS-We want mink, fox,
muskrat, raccoon and weasel; high
est prices paid; send for our latest
price list. The largest and Oldest hide
N. y.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE HAVE MONEY to loan on farm
land and city property. We also
urste fire Insurance.. Hodgson Realty
CO. FARGO. N. ID. Opposste posto1tlce.
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CLEARING AND PRESSING.

FROM NOW ON send your clothes ia
-. G. Wrag9. 10 Fourth street south:
McorheR6. II you want good work done.
Dry cleaning per suik. $1.60; pressing
rs cents Phone s7E-T.
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BUY OR TRADE.
SEWING MACHINES.

WE REPAIR ANYTHING, sewing ma
chimes a speciality. reasonable prices,
work guaranteed. The Standard Sew
ing Machine CO. No, 8 Eighth street
south. Phone 1880.
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Chicago women are about TO start d
department. store, which win have si1
bargain days d week.
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WANTED-First class ad or job
~compositor at once. Globe Gazette
Printing Co., Wahpeton, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-29

THE SMALLEST BIBLE on earth,
size Of postage stamp: 200 pages:
sample 15c; agents wanted; biggest
wonder Of the twentieth CEN a NM
fury; coin SIS a day selling n
them. II. o. Box 313, Fargo,
North Dakota. NVO
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTEp-Good live agents: entirely
new proposition; nothing 10 sell; we
make money for you; you make money
for Us. Phone 1856 or call 10 to II a,
m; l to 2 2. m. flat 6, 20 Fourth
street north
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

WAMTEp-All young men in Fargo
to send their SUITS to the OrphenHr
Pressing Parlors to be cleaned ana
pressed. Phone 20s9. Work called Tor
and delivered free.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

trio light, hardwood floors, brick
foundation or will rent for SIC per
month. Phone ll21-J.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Butcher shop
property. located IN . thrifty town
In Red river valley; only shop in town
with good business; none but experts
enced and responsible parties need app
ply. Address Rostoffice Box No. s67i
Fargo, ~. p.
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wANTEp 70 ~RENT-FLAT.

WANTEp-Four or fiVe-room Tat or
house, furnished best 81 references
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FOR RENT-The lower floor OF the
Darlington operahouse. 44x56, with
full basement; VIII Fix building to
suit tenant. half block from postoffice
and can be used for any kind of busi-
ness: rent very reasonable. Address
John Bruening, Darlington. n. d.
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cor aALE-AuToMoRlLEa.

MAxWELL RUNABouT--In good
Condition; new tires; we'll equipped.
Price $3.50. Address IO5s IA Forum.
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WANTEo-A position in the city by a
male stenographer and oookkeeper'
Box 227. or phone 1857.
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POSITIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A position in Fargo by an
experienced male s~tenograp-ler. Ad-
dress Box 62, City.
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. FOR EXcHANGE-Party hay- .
= ing large stock OF new mcr- Q
= chandise wishes to exchange for Q
q good land. bankable notes. first o
. class farm mortgages. city prop o
. erty, ETC.. or Will sell. at n dis .
. count for cash. Sample stock. goa .
. Broadway, in the C~ontinentais@
. block. Cali and see or address .
. National Bond & Investment Co, .
' Lock Box 3f4. Fargo. N. d. e
Q
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE for land, pat
ent right to haystacker. in North Da-
kota. Address l6l, care Forum.
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THE BEST HAIR CUT in town Csc;
shave 10c. Johnson's Barber Shop.
500 Front street. Free shine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-29

POSITION by young man OF rs, thor
oughly experienced In all office WORK.
any kind OF work accepted. address
12O, care Forum.
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas en-
cheering school will give you prac-
tical Instructions. Write for tnforrna-
ton, 1875 Front street.
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FOR ~sALE-poes.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExcHANGE-Eighty acres of
land In Roseau county, Mimi, will
trade for steam plow engine in good
condition or good 1911 model five pas
senger touring car. Address $50, care
Forum.
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HOSPITAL.
M~lseELLANeous 5.

COMMERCIAL pen and ink drawings
Tor letter heads and Illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order:
state your ideas and purpose for which
cut Is TO be used and will submit
sketches for your approval: prices
right Call, phone or write. Forum
Advertising Dept.
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POOL ROOM and fixtures, also resi-.
dence and seven lots In live town.
Address Box l95, Petersburg, N. D.
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FoR aALE--coTTAeE.

Fob SALE-Five-fo0m cottage with
shed, brick foundation cellar: bar
leaving city. Easy payments IL de-
sired. Address 1877. care Forum.
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FOR sALE--FARMa

If YOU WANT to sell your farm or
city property, list It with Hodgson
Realty Co., Fargo. N. ID. Opposite
postoffice.
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WANTED-Good girl for general
homework, good wages. Mrs. I, Il.
McEnroe, 1910 Seventh street south.
Phone 2556-L.
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WANTED-Young girl to take care Of
small child, and make herself gen
orally useful. DIR. N. p. Nelson, room
IA, Kennedy building,
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LOTS ron SALE.

FOR SALE-Eighty- ave choice lots,
all high and dry. excellent for garden
purpose. Price SIS each on easy terms.
Phone $40.
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LAND FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-22.ooo acres wheat land
IN the sweet grass country. Mont,
best colonization tract In the state.
g. w. Streater, Rockford, Ill.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Have Knight PRINTING CO. Print 1T.
GO TO FARGO HOUSE barber shop.
Shave 10 cents. hair cut rs cents.
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WHEN YOU WANT to talk 70 the
people in prosperous South Dakota
you can do Ii best through the columns
81 The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by $4,000 IN 250 towns and
rural routes 10 the northern hall q
fha state. Classified ads. for sale,
helm wanted, exchange, real estate,
afc for 4 cent a word each insertion.
SEMI stamps to American. Aberdeen,
S. d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bindery girl
at once. Globe-Gazette Printing
Co, Wahpeton, N. d,
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FOR SALE-640-acre farm, good i'm
~provements; all under. cultivation,
two miles from town. Write John
Ehlers, Albany, Ga.
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FOR RENT-Thoroughiy modern fur
nished rooms. 410 Roberts street
Phone 1493-L.
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STEADY GIRL waitress in restaurant;
four, N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Auto livery in good North
Dakota town. For terms. address
191, care Forum.
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WANTED-Two girls. Mrs. e. M. Nc
Intyre, S12 Third avenue south
Phone 1856.
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BUSINESS
saw II in The Forum" :.

FOR SALE-New hardware stock and
fixtures, $4,000; only stock In own
Box 81, Nome. N. d.
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WANTED-Good plain cook at once;
salary SIS. ali Tenth street north.
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WANTED-Good girl for general
homework. Mrs. ]. Al. Dainard, IOS
Ninth avenue north.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two good girls. Fargo
Laundry.
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WANTED competent girl for gem
eral homework. 1880 Fifth street
north.
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nurse
Is MARRIED
Sails Without Husband on the
Sierra for Home in

The San Francisco Bulletin Of DC,
iober % contains the following story
that Is of local interest:
The Oceanic steamer Sierra slip
Led into the harbor between showers
Ibis morning from Honolulu with the
loneliest honeymooner who has ever
arrived at this port.
The newlywed was Mrs. Horace
Keelor, former trained nurse at the
Queens Hospital. in the islands, who
was married to one of Hawaii's pros
peroIis underfakers at o'clock on
Saturday morning, the sailing day of
the Sierra and who departed at
noon, three hours later. for her home
at Pocatello, Idaho. ~
Mrs. Keelor hung far over the
steamers rail waving goodbye ana
tossing kisses to her husband until
the Sierra had pointed its nose to-
ward the open seas and passed out OF
sight of Diamond Head. - -. =
The husband was left standing, a
foriorn figure on the wharf, a tear on
either cheek, and with nothing but his
empty undertaking parlor to go back
to. He must remain until such time
as he can dispose Of his interests in
and about Honolulu, when he, too,
will purchase a ticket and hasten
across land and sea to his blushing
bride. '
The wedding event brought to a
happy close romance which spruns
up last April between Miss Louise
Whipple, then a nurse at the hospi-
tai, and Horace Keelor, who came to
have his appendix removed. When
Keelor was nursed back to health he
very graciously gave the credit to
Miss Whipple. Then he popped the
query-ever old, ever new.
At first the nurse declined, having
in mind the rule of the hospital that
no married nurses need expect to
hold a position in the institution.
She said she was undecided whether
to marry and settle down, or remain
as a nurse. Keelor W not have
this, and his plea fina-,y won Miss
WhiDple's consent.
That evening she was told that
while the hospital authorities had to
part with her, it was only with a great
deal of regret and sincere desire
that she have happy married life.
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Twelfth Precinct, Fourth District.

This is a Punchbowl precinct, the
booth being on PunchbowI street near
the Pauoa stream bridge. 1t is con-
sidered by the Democrats as their
strongest precinct in proportion to to-
tai vote, but Republican workers
claimed to be doing better than they
expected. At noon L. L. McCandless
put in an appearance in a big motor
car, and made a short speech that
was received with cheers.
Republican candidates made fire.
quent trips to this precinct, and
throughout the morning there was a
steady stream of motors carrying Of
fice-seekers of that party. The DEM
ocrats seemed serenely confident of
sweeping the precinct, and a good
many of the candidates gave it the 60
by altogether.
At 1910 this afternoon 1914 votes
had been polled out of total registra-
tion of 1886.
At 2:25 this afternoon 262 votes had
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DEMOCRATS BUSY
FROM EARLY
MORN

There was an absence OF hustle at
| Democratic headquarters in the
Waity building, in the early hours of
! the polling, which merely betokened
! that the hustlers were out on the fir
ing line Now and again strains of
| soft harmonies floated through the
corridor. from a lei-bedecked female
glee club stationed at the top of tbs
| stairs. 1t was expected that the
tuneful body would be given a round
of the polls about midday, TO cheer
the workers and lure votes to the
cause with guitar and voice. This
depended on there being an automo-
bile TO spare at that time.
3. G. Rivenburgh, chairman of the
county committee, was at headquar-
tehs by $50 a m. but there was not
much doing until the autos rolled UP
to report for duty and were sent to
their stations.
I'VE have plenty of autos" Mr..
Rivenburgh said. There is one for
every precinct, and in some cases
two. We have twenty-five machines
altogether"
A captain was allotted to every
precinct, in some cases having an al
ternate. 1t is not every precinct in
the United States that will have the
distinction of the second of the fourth
here today, whose Wilsonian captain
is a man who this year won world re-
nown in presence Of people of all
nations. Reference is to Duke IA
hanamokp, champion short distance
swimmer of the world, as he proved
himself to be at the Olympic games
In Stockholm, Sweden, the past sum-
mer. In politics Duke happens not
to be in-the same boat with his good
friend, William Rawlins, who took a
leading part in sending him to Stock
holm and In giving him triumphant
welcome home. ......- .-r... i
Democratic Captains in Fourth. =
Following is the list of Democratic
precinct captains in the fourth dis
tract: :.
LIST precinet-Sol. Meheula.
End precinct-Duke Kahanamoku;
ID. Halemano, alternate. "a
3rd precinct--C. H. Rose; Aluat
Moepono, alternate.
4th precinct E. Carter. t@a
9Th precinct. w. Asch. !. #.ssss4d
9Th precinct Charles Lake. s.
7th precinct. II. Wilson. i !
9Th precinct William M. Samson
9th precinct Joseph Paku. s.
10th precinct John Nahinu.
18th precinct Kahalepuna. !
~ = q - .
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that "Kakaako" is pretty quiet this
year"
OF the total registration Of 446 4 bal
lot of 1853 had been cast at r. m. This
is the largest precinct in Honolulu, yet
voting has progressed in such order
~ manner and so rapidly that only g.!
bfllots remained to be cast in the
last three hours of the day. The in
snectors were kept constantly at WORK
and the booths were filled steadily
during the first four hours.
The only voters remaining, it was
inquired, were the Honolulu railway
employees, who will vote during the
last hour, as they return home from
their work. This is the city's most
congested district, where trouble is in.
variably anticipated, but despite the
big crowd around the polling place
nothing untoward had occurred. DEM
ocratic partisans were making a de-
monstration nearby, with band and
campaign oratory. A noticeable feat
ure this year at this point is the abb
seLce of drunkenness around the poll
Jig booth.
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Twelfth precinct, Fifth District.

This poll is at Liliha and School
streets. The registry is 141 voters,
and at 11:30 o'clock 81 had voted A
Democratic messenger said his party
vote was coming out all right, and he
did not know if there was any split
ting.
Democrats claimed everything in
sight at this precinct during the
morning hours, while Republican
party workers were not far behind in
making optimistic predictions.
Walter Coombs, Republican. said
that up to that time 50 straight Re-
publican votes had been deposited At
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Melody Cheers Laoaard Voters.

A big automobile filled with Hawaii
an musicians and sent through the
city under the auspices Of the Demo-
cratic party visited all the city poll
ing precincts during the morning
hours. At the several polling places
brief stops were made and Hawaiian
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Moore-My sense of hearing is the
keenest ever Do you know, can
hear your watch ticking although you
are six feet away. Poore-Then you
are a wonder. My watch is at the
pawnbrokers six blocks away.
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HOLsTEIN
!. ".'' in DANGER

It is reported that the Advertiser
has received wireless from Hawaii
Atating that H. L. Holstein, candidate
for the House, is probably defeated.
Il Hoistein is running for reelection,
having been Speaker of the House
the. past two sessions. He was also
Republican National Committeeman
for last term ending with the Ma
tional Convention this year.
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Fifteenth Precinct, FIFTH District.

d IOLdA. TSSlSLTdllOu Oh rOVU. bd1lOklHS
was early and heavy and, as the fig-
ures indicate, nearly so percent of the
entire vote had been cast in the first
three hours following the opening Of
the poll. Mayor Fern was conspicuous
in the large crowd Of citizens and jok.
ms and apparently not the least bit
worried as to the outcome, at least so
far as his own candidacy Is concern
ed =
At l:22 Q. m. a ballot OF los had
been cast out Of total registration OF
262, Though party workers were bust
~ engaged rushing electors up to this
booth by automobile and hack, the
voting was regarded as somewhat
slower than IN the ,heighboring pre-
cincts although the figures show near
~ half the electorate of the precinct
would have cast their ballot by noon.
Aala Park, the scene of thousand
political rallies, Is the location Of the
booth Of this precinct With 252 on
the register, 121 had voted at 1855.
1t was heard to obtain any definite
statement from anybody here. Col.
Knox said the Republican cahse was
looking good Sam Parker Is run.
ming ahead like a scared cat" the vet
eran of the fighting precincts Of Ka-
lihi said. He also said the voting was
straight" The most that could be
gotten from the Democrats was that
they were doing pretty good as one
o. them put it. The same authority had
it that both sides were splitting.
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LITTLE INTERVIEWS

ALLAN HERBERT-To me can
didate's party stripe is less than his
character and his fitness for the Of
flee he is running for.
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Daughter Father, you shouldn't
have kicked George last night. You
broke the poor fellows heart Father
i didn't come anywhere near his
heart
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favor of the Republicans. 1t was hard
Thirteenth Precinct. Fifth District.

favor of the Republicans. 1t was hard
Thirteenth Precinct, Fifth District.
A big vote had been recorded at this
precinct by ten o'clock this morning.
At noon the line of voters had reach
ed 21O with total registration of 800.
Republican and Democratic party
workers are active in this precinct,
which is predicted will hold up fine
majority for many of the Republican
candidates.
Fern buttons and Parker badges
were conspicuous within the prescrib-
ed limits of the polling place Jar
rett and Parker have workers out and
both express confidence in the win
ming proclivities of their respective
candidates in the race for sheriff. Pc
trie and Mcclellan have hopes of car
rying this precinct.
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81. Walter Doyle, Republican pub.
lefty agent, took good care of the
press men this morning, IN finding
them transportation to the various
polling places. He detailed some OF
the best machines at headquarters to
the reporters, and in one Instance ats
least gave personal aid in facilitating
inquiries at the voting booths.
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DEMOCRATS STILL SAY
WILL ELECT DELEGATE

The following forecasts from Repu-
lican and Democratic leaders show the
rival claims on the delegateship. The
Republican claim Is: Il
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Eleventh Precinct, Fourth District.

Waimanalo-A telephone message
from that precinct to the Star-Bulletin
lat 80 y. m. stated that voting is slow
and light, only a small number of the
registered vote being cast up to that
hour. Republican prospects reported
very bright there
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Little Bessie had been gazing earn
estly at the waxed mustaches of her
fathers friend. Suddenly she re-
marked. Why, my kitty has SMELL
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Seventh Precinct, Fourth District

Seventh Precinct, Fourth District.
At 1890 o'clock this morning lit
out of 80 registered votes had been
cast in this precinct. The polling
place is at the board of health build.
ing in a booth under a banyan tree.
At one time this morning there were
twenty or more of the candidates in
sight, most of them claiming indivi-
dual victories. Mayor Fern, Charles
Hustace, John Markham, John W..
Cathcart, Joe Cohen, Col Mccarthy
and others were busy watching the
"Kakaako bunch" in the sixth and sew
'enth precincts.