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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
z.Iondo,,. Niarlet ssrens.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The SECURITIES
market here was strong today, par
ticularly In the department of Ameri-
cans. Steel common shares were well
bought, and scored an excellent adj
yauce. Amalgamated Copper was
likewise in demand. Canadian Pacific
moved up nearly two points ON the
days trading. but the railway securi-
ties were generally laggards. Consols
closed up at "A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
Elijah G. Kabier.

LYNCHEsJRG. VA, Nov. 3. Elijah
g. kabler. aged sixty-two years. died
last night at 10 o'clock at ST An
Bedford county. but Mad liked most
Of his life In Campbsii COUNTY. He
was member of Memorial Methodist
church and one Of the pAkriotic order,
Sons Of America. Of Lynchburg-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06

dicitis. Mrs. Goodies health has NOT
been good for several months, Ansl
her friends hope for her speedy ana
complete recovery.
Mrs. w. III. Edwards Of 1ls North
Twenty-fourth street. left Monday Tor
Salisbury, Nd. to. be the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs w. II. Clarke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
MARKETS
business at stanflstilI.

NEW YORK, Nov 5.--Business
was at q stanjsti1i III the financial
district today. Election day was OBJ
served by all the security and COM
modify exchanges, and banks and
banking houses were closed for the
holiday. Most of the other out of
town exchanges were closed also.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
II. Melvin Chick.

LYNcHBURG, VA. Nov. 6.MeI-
vim Chick died Sunday afternoon at
the Home and Retreat He was born
in Appomatox county July 1880.
Mr.. Chick was an active worker In
the College Hill Baptist church. and
he was president Of the welcome class
Of THAI Sunday schooI NJ was also
member of the Odd Fellows. this
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
Fined for Resisting.

Cosby Washington, eoiored, charged
with resisting Special Officer T.. ].
Williams, was fined So by Justice
Crutchfield yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
Dokeys on For Norfnik.

BENZ Mora Caravan. knights of
khorassan. win leave here for Nor
folk 1t o'clock Thursday afternoon.
They are to be met by the knighte
In that city. and 4 general powwow
is scheduled TO b. pulled on IN the
City by the Sea thar night The Rich.
nonders will return Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
Evidence il contradietsd.

N CAude Aliens trial there were
three revenue officers, who TESTIFIED
that they We're In. the court room 1t
the time that Dexter CsoGd had con.
yersaticn with Samuel r. Rhodes 81
Roanoke city. and J. Walter webb. az
Pulaski These revenue Officers cor.
trAdtctsd Rhodes and Webb fiafiy.
After the trial OF Claude Allen 1t
was discovered that these men had
been resfstered In hotels in other
counti@a. and not IN Carroll county
on the day they claimed to hase been
In Carroll. II was shown what Say,
RhOdes and Webb were Ii Hlllnvlt1e.
- nAosxn Nv - hotel rsxisters That
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
HouGhToN sREViTies


=. J.. Nurthins returned yesterday
from TWO weeks visit al Chicago.
Charles r. Croze has returned from
business trip 10 lower Michigan
points
A marriage license has been ISSUED
10 Fred Saarinen OF the quincy and
Jennie Thompson of Norton, South
Dakota
Mrs. r. =. Knowles IS entertaining
her aunt Mr.. T.. E Barber, of Essex.
Ontario, "ho with her daughter. has
arrived for couple of weeks visit IN
Houvhtor.
Robin Douglass of Denver is here
for "a two weeks visit Mr. Douglass
is "a former NJ. e. NJ. student ANA is
now engaged i'm the insurance busi-
ness in Denver.
Applications for citizenship papers
al the November Term have been
made by Andrew MeCallum and Ken
Meth Mackenzie, both Of Calumet.
both from Canada, and both OF whom
entered Uncle Sans domain by way
of Detroit the former In 1896. the
latter in 1898.
An persons who have petitions out
for places on the primary election bal
let's August q, should have their PEE
tions filed with County Clerk Kaiser
not later than July ~ just eight DAYS
away. The last day for filing petit
tons is thirty-one days before the
holding of the election.
The Noetsch building, located on the
property of stephen Carkeek. quincy
street, Houghtbn, has been moved on
TO a new stone foundation Next sum
mer according to Mr. Carkeek, a
brick Wholesale building will be erect
ed on this site. for some outside firm,
whose identity is not disclosed. The
moving Of the Voetsch building. elev-
en- feet north. makes a driveway i'm the
rear IF all of Mr. Carkeek's buildings
facing on Sheldon street.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
BOARD APPROVES ROUTE
OF OTTER LAKE ROAD
PLANS SUBMITTED BY ENolN.
EER AND BONDS WILL BE
SSUED.

The Portage township board last
evening held special meeting to re-
celve the report of Engineer Fes.ug
on the otter Lake road foT which the
sum of $4,000 was authorized last
spring The engineer has Just COM
pleted Lis survey. and presented plans
~ the route OF the proposed road.
which were approved and accepted by
the board.
The right OF way for the road has
AN been secured through arrange
ments made by Attorney j, i. Ham
bitzer with owners az the necessary
lands along the route, and there rec
mains row nothing i'm the way of ls-
suing the bonds and proceeding Win
.ts construction except the making 90
an estimate of the probable cost ~ the
read. which Engineer Fesing was iu-
sructad 10 prepare and submit TO the
board.
The cemetery board also met at The
same time as the township board ana
audited a number Of bills for work
done in the Forest Hin cemetery.
Most of the improvements and other
work 10 be done this season has been
practically completed, and il is eN-
uected that only three or four more
DAYS work viii be- required when the
lren az work will be- laid of and fur
ther work suspended Tor the time be-
INK
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
sosENsKl FOUND GUILTY.
Jury Recommends Lenieney and He is
Fined Five Dollars.

Fined Five Dollars.
John Sos,usii of Dodgcville. wha
WAS charged with assault and battery
uu complaint 81 Mike Kasouovich, WAS
yesterday tried before Justice Little
and Jury and was found guiDty. The
jury however, recommended leniency
m fixing sentence, owing to mitigating
circumstances. The assault being the
result OF "a scunle in the mine between
the two men ard Soscnsd having
probably been more or less aggraNa'-
ed into making the assault
Tho examination OF Ccorge PiZent,
cLura,d With assault ana battery on
complaint of Mike Tomac. viii TAX
place today before Justice Little. The
trouble arose over the partition Of the
sum of so assigned To- Tomac by Il
man leaving Hurontown who owed
money To- both Tomac and Pizcnt. Pi-
yont it is claimed demanded that the
whole amount be turned over to him
and ON Tomac's refusal, The scrap j.
alleged 60 have rnsucd.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

number of big leaguers have in.
dulged in a "999" haircut this sea-
son. The "999' makes the knob re.
semblc an onion,
Kaylor, OF the Dunville team. leads
the batters. and Ilaarpe of Springfield,
is the leading pitcher in the Thre--l
League. yr %, ,,
If Bin Sweeney and Hub Pcrduc
should start On "a summer tour OF Lur-
ope the Boston Braves would drop out
of the sporting page.
Within a few weeks the Winston
Salem team climbed out of the cellar
and is now making q great fight for the
pcnuant in the Carolina Association
The cubs and the Pirates have been
showing considcruble speed of late,
and may be able yet to give battle to
the Giants for the National League
fabric.
July every game played in the
Texas Lcague was a shut out. The rr-
suits wcfc: Austin I Fort Worth D,
beaumont ., Houston o. san Antonio
o. Galveston q. Dallas =. Waco. o.
The IoAth Bend club. of the Central
League has released Jesse Tannehrl
the former big league pitcher. and
signed Frankie Donohuc. a Brother of
Jiegs Don jhue.
The Washington ana Detroit teams
have furnished the big surfrlsc in IN,
American League race. A year .go
Detroit was leading ana Washington
was in seventh place. This season
Washington is lighting for the pennant
while Detroit is trying TO break into
The dungeon.
Hi'i Papke received $4,000 for slippiEg
the ha>makcr to Marcel Mcreau IN
France recently. Pretty scrt coin for
While.
EN- champion Tommy Burns vii! tsl
for another star IN the boxing game,
when he takes on Bill Rickarl at
Saskatoon. Aug. =.
Mike CrWim sullivan SAYS that hc
received line treatment down East
ANA ocntcmplatcs another trip to the
Maritime Provinces in the gear fu-
turc.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
HoughtOn Department
WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS
soARD WILL ALSO CONSIDER Ac.
1iON RELATIVE TO NEW
SCHOOLS.

The board Uf education or Pouas,
township viii meet this evening to et-
Test i,s formal organization for tE,
year ard receive bids tuT ID number Co.
proposed imlioN euent- ta the various
schools of TIE district irasmuch as
tAe board remains t.s sam, 4- as.
year. tile trustees whose terms u-.
expired bslus both rr-, e.tet. 30 IS no'
ueely that ans charges VIII De maos
.n -tbe seie,t.on ut president. scgre-
,ary eJc.
TIE contemplated improvements io.
which bids Lav, been called f0r com.
plIsy tlr u.I5us ,t a Ole room ad-
diuuu o. The Isle Euale stamp ma.
school repairing and tnMs o.,
school az ta- Superior mine. u-n goot
and Uniting at Jhe superior school aud
tiut.us ol ,n. Mes, Houeh,oa school
10 Is expected that aelr-s win De-
presented this eEea.u4 Ieiaura 90 lu,
eust Of iEr proposed Lev s.EH.l auiIa
mes 20 outer Lake ANA pu0Ertliie, .ur
which .tl- likely special m.atu- ..
ih,- voters ul tHg district ulI Dee called
shortly 90 pass upoI o., question at
lUudiur i.r r.rs- schools ts cost ape
,ru>imat,l -auut tr tra- D., D1L-.-
$50. auG $500. for JDat Al otter L.ll..
% is planned ,o iH,.4dul. The regular
stud. uf aaI....tuI, az the .att,r school
-a entirely new feature Zoo Miea-Hu
schools. .uasmugh as Wall. the. 'r
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
CANADIAN POTATO BUGS.
New Pest 8otherinl the Copper Coun
try Farmers This Year.

try Farmers THIS Year.
Copper country farmers report the
discovery of q now potato pest Here
tofore the common red or striped back
potato bugs have worked havoc with
tl,o crops ana have provided The m,cn-
tive Cor an active market iu Paris
Green. but this wear farmers hay, not
ed the appearance of a blucish. green
bug, considerably lm"er than ,hr pota-
to bug commonly known, and even
more destructive. II is almost immune
10 Paris Green The bug is sud TO
have come from Canada. whore it is
common i'm some PARIS. As set il has
made -" great inroads ON the crops.
The potato fields OF the cupprr "ujlu-
try are said To bo iou!.ine cNrcJuuu-
ally fine this year and bo2utful har-
vest of "splds' is prclictcda Tic pota-
toes growing i'm low Land arc quite la
good rs those in higher ground, due
to the heavy rJiufalls of the last few
weeks but if th" present favorable
weather continues a great crop IS cA-
prctcd.
The hay cror. which has NOW boon
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
FIGHTS
ARE EXPENSIVE
Continued From Page one.

true amount never VIII be known, be-
cause much of the expense was for
secret work.
The first trial began January %.
1907, ana lasted scventy-nne days.
Court expenses were $500 day. The
states alicnsts received $4,000. The
jury was housed ana fed at a cost
Of Sl,500 week. Witness fees and
care of witnesses cost $4,000 more.
when the jury after forty-eght
hours, returned disagreement, the
state had spent, for nothing, trihe
more than 100000.
Thaw had spent nearly all he pos
sossed, lac said. He had given Clifford
Hartridge $104, 900, ana that attorney
entered suit for $4,000 more. Dolphin
NJ, D9lmas the attorney from tho
Pacific slope. was paid $4,000. other
lawyers received sums from $4,000 ur
10 guess work Lawyer Gleason is
said 20 have received 100000.
Then came the second trial. which
cost the state another 100000. Al
the end Of this trial, when he was ad
Judged insane, Thaw from Matteawar
declared he was bankrupt.
In 1909 before Justice Mills AT white
Plains, began another fight for free
dom. lie had paid his creditors %
per cent Of $i53,000 and was solvent
again. The contest looked favora Bile
jerome was out of office. but the state
hired him, and Thaw stayed i'm Mat
teawan. Cost to the state about $l5,-
600; to Thaw. more than 100000.
Nearly every lawyer connected with
the cast on Thaw's side met III for
tune. Dan O'Reilly was arrested in
connection with the robbery of the
Bancroft securities and his career
blasted. Clifford w. Hartridge es-
capped debarment by one vote follow
ing his demand for $4,000 more from
Thaw.
Dolphin NJ. Delmas I'm the height OF
his fame received a straight fee OF
$40 900, less than the others. but he
was to have the honor. Since then he
has hardly been heard of i'm the east
A. Russell Peabody, associated IN
Thaws defence. Is dead as are the
brothers. George and John Lee. Thaw's
mother, patiable. broken figure, is
using the greater part Of what for
tune she has left TO help him i'm his
fight.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

pitcher Turner Of the ENausvllI,
team, won nine of his first ten games
in the Kitty League
Manager An Riggs has transferred
his huntsville southeastern League
team Z" Tanadcea. Ala
Storrctt. the former Princeton player
has hit for better than 800 since hc
Joined the New York Hishlaudcrs.
Saginaw and Bay CITY have been
dropped from the Southern Michigan
League. reducing the circuit To six
clubs.
Thon"y. Jauyrin. pWteI. Knight ana
Mcilai", "f the Jersey city team. arc
former members of the Boston Red
Sox.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Business Disposed Of Before Judss
Bentley DURING Past Week

The f,llauins is summ.p ~ a.,
matters coming before Judge "a. L.
pentiey n tse lIoughton count, pro-
bat, c.urt d.rlrs the past week.
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ofuei appointing '''''''.'>''"''' '.''
10 The estate 'i '''''-' i.l'''''''e' N'
ceased. h"'" "N'd 90 f''''
Bond 90 eNeeDt.r and letters tvsiA-
meutlr hicd in tAe estate of Matthias
Staudocher. drecased.
order closing hearing q claims hl,d
iu tbv ,state of Jui~h EyJteumuuj
tes,.s,a
a,s-. .,.....,,..pe s5u.1.srrst5r files
f- 81. .s,st.. ... emma ,I Olson de-
,.s.af p.rs t,,s ar SsaVarul
,s........ f,.r -l.s .nr.l,4-.. ..fa ,.fr gl,1
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The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

At the Railway Surgeons recent
dance in Philadelphia DIR. u. c. Eusf
of GAINESVILLE told apropos of operating
fanatics, a little story.
"Two old fellows" he began. "were
talking at a seaside sanatorium about
their ailments.
"'My doctor said the first. want
ed 10 operate on me. but the consult
ing surgeon vetoed it.
"Vetoed Il. eh WhyY' said the
second. as he watched a fishing boat
rocking ON the blue waves.
"'He considered was the answer
that wasn't wealthy enough to stand
such a serious and difficult operation. 90
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
FRECkLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
These Homely Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your frecKies
as "A new drug. othine-doubie strength
has been discovered that positively re-
moves these homely spots.
Simply get one ounce Of othine-
double strength. from Eagle Drug
store and apply a little OF it at plight
and in the morning you Will see that
even the worst freckles have begun To
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain a Deau-
tifm clear complexion.
BE slire 10 ask for double strength
othine. as this Is sold under guaranteed
OF money back IL IL fails to remove
freckles. 4 ssLAiliIs
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
BAND PROMENADE.

Arrangements are being made TO
have the Isle Royale band accompany
the Hurontown fire department To
Gladstone week after next To attend
the Upper Peninsula Firemen's tour
nament. 70 raise funds FOR the pur-
pose. promenade win be given By
the band at the Frog Pool grove on
Sunday next, July II.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
cHASSELL SCHOOL BIDS.

The bids for the heating ana plumb
ing of the nav Chassell school will be
opened 1T a special meeting of the
Chasscll school board to be held on
Saturday evening, having been ad-
lourncd from Wednesdays evenlre
Competition among bidders is active
there being no less than fourteen bids
already received from firms anxious I,
get the Job
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
TOM AAzeL OUT AGAIN.

Tom Harei tho veteran trapper
wolf hunter and guide was DISCHARGED
yesterday rrum The -. Joseph's hospi-
tal u Hancock. where he has been
laid up for the last two wcvks from
che effects of some oIt rW~ho' Wounds
inflicted some years 1su. He paid eN-
uyrses Win, I'm the hospital by h1vins
Hjs men capture couple az wolves
which Nere shipped To relle Isle park
DeuulJ.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
RAILROAD MEN HERE,

Leon Z. Poore of Madison, travelling
passenger agent of thc Pcnnsylvania
lines. J. B. hurley grneral agent or
the passenger department ot the New
York Central. and Thomas conway ot
Milwaukee. travelling passcnger agent
of the santa Re. called at locol rail-
road lfhces yesterday.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
PEACHES 70 BE PLENTIFUL.

This Year Also VIII BE Good One For
Apples.
Although The season IS sjnl early
for peaches. the supply promises to
be enormous. Tho greater part os
them will come from the south. aud
Will De on the market during the neNt
two or three we. rs. At that time
they will be the most reasonable in
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
ZemO for Your Skin
Eczema, Pimples, Rash and All Skin
Affections Quickly Heatod


Affections Quickly Healed
No matter what the trouble, cczc-
ma chatting, pimplos, salt rheum, Ze-
mo instantly stops irritation. The
cure comes quick. Sinks right in. Ieav-
ing no trace. Zemo Is "a vanishing IL
quid. Your skin fairly rcvcls with
delight the moment Zemo is applied.
Greatest thing on earth for dandrur
Zemo Is prepared by T.. w. Rose
Medicine Co, 81. Louis, Mo-, and Is
sold by all druggists at 81 bottle.
Hut to prove to you It's wonderful val
ne II is now put up in liberal size trial
bctt'es at only 20 cents and Is guar
anteed 10 do the work of your money
back. Sold at Eagle Pharmacy. Cal
umet; Laurium Pharmacy, Laurium.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

Senl. has Iu#' shipped .u ec--
roae % "nmp..," church baldng to
b- erected Zoo Nla.ga.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-19

CLASSIFIED Ads bring results.
Evening star., 1912-11-03

DOWNTOWN. On ST.-SIX ROOMS. BATH
entire third floor: rent very reasonable. Apply
second hoor. 1909 + st. NV. -
Evening star., 1912-11-03

tTdue LOT pldyeT-planOS are dil III
good condition
huntington. .Sl75
knabe Bros. new $500
Stieff. $3.50
Ivers & Pond. 1926
Peabody. ............ $500
Steinway .SI75
SOnlneI .Si )
BehnlnS. 500
-. .SI75
Fischer. $50
Fischer new ..............S $500
Chickerin9 new .......... .S4oo
kimball. .SIOo
Stultz & Bauer. SIS
OTHERS
Evening star., 1912-11-03
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

BY YOUNG WOMAN WORKING IN STORE.
in private family small boarding house:
pay $3.50 week. Answer at once TO c. I. H.,
10is5 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1912-11-03

THE COYWOOD.
1925 l. NV.
Live downtown and save car fare:
FIVE rooms. $40: two rooms and bath.
$40; desirable in every way: elevator
and ianitor service; near ears. school
and Franklin Park.
Apply on premises.
Evening star., 1912-11-03
WANTED-COUNTRY PROPERTY

WANTED-TO PURCHASE ABOUT 100 ACRES
or more low priced uninproved country prop
erty in exchange for equity of $3.50 in city
stores, located on double track street car line:
will pay spot cash for balance. Address with
full description Of property, Box 331. Star
Evening star., 1912-11-03
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

ATTENTION. OWNERS-I HAVE CUSTOMERS
for bargains in Chicago property good farms
or timber lands; also specialize in the ex
change Of real estate; reasonable charges
conscientious service; bank references given
Large deals. and OWNERS ONLY. {. {.
SPOTSWOOD Suite 507 500 \. Clark Chi
cago. ILL.,
Evening star., 1912-11-03
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS
FROM OUR
TRADE-IN DEPARTMENT.

These instruments taken in
trade for player-pianos are all in
good condition
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FREE FREE

To all customers sending us an order
for SIS or more we will send free OF
charge a Little Giant" v~ulcanizer, reg
ular price, $3.50, complete and ready
for instant use. You can vulcanize
your own tires inside of fifteen minutes
and the cost Is your gasoline only.
Gifts inside too box).
TIRES TIRES
o NEW 1912
Your money back, If upon receipt OF
any Of our goods you are not thorough
ly satisfied.
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NTANTTOnA

MANITOBA, Western can
ada q $4,000 city now, Rrowins~ Fast
VII quickly reach $4,000; a live center
openings in all lines Of b-usjnsssi aHs
investment opportunities; arnbitious
men can do well in Brandon Cor
ylncinP information supplied by Bran
ooh S9mherclat Bureau. Write today.
FOH SALE-Attractive ~up-to-date mil
llnecy shop, the best paying stand
In western Minnesota is offered at a
savqS sacrince; modern fixtures and
~squlPnent, good, clean, staple stock
INVOICING over $4,000, for the barssin
price of $500 If sold In next ten dsys.
adhnoe prohts for the fall season alone
or ! pay Tor the investment. e /
~ an or Stronge & Warner a. led,
ms wholesale millinery, ST. Pau
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HosPITAL.

MATERNITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
nurses and best OF care; highest teg-
timoniala from doctors and p~atfanfs.
Mrs. Jennie Camp. 9Ol 10th st s, Fargo.
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~ytators who carry the mau
have no chance rean
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! NOR sALE-Automobile garage
Z n machine shop; one OF the
Z pest IN North Dakota; look this
} lfston, N, d.
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FOR sALE-A Winton Six, seven naa-
senger automobile, 1903 model. fIIlIv
equipped. completely overhauied, prac-
tically as good al new; car may ha
seen at Schaus garage or phone 77R.
will trade for good paper or city prop-
ertv.
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TEACHERS.

TEACHERS-We have daily calls for
experienced teachers; teachers are
wanted for rural schools especiaIIy:
vacancies are always occurring in
graded and high schools; good wages
you are not now employed we believe
we can help vol in securing employ
ment; write us today for enrolment
blanks. Northern Teachers Agency.
Matte M. Davis. manager, Fargo. N. D.
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Cincinnati women have voted to
an example in simplicity. But Il
said sometimes that there is not
else so expensive as simplicity, 3
is, fashionable simplicity.
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LUMBER
ron
AuTO PARTg For SALE

1A-inch Scheb1er 80" Carhuretor SIS on
III Inch Kingston Carburetor. ~, 5000
4 32-inch Cfincher Rims, each.... so
2M to az Vulcanizer 81 90
Lot Of small parts. Phone 757 or
No. b39 care Forum Office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29

W--An envelope with a bunch Of
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

wANTED-AII young men and ladies
in Fargo to send their suits to the
ed and pressed; phone 20s9: work
called for and delivered free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
FRUIT LANDS.

FOR sALE-Five acres bearing frnit.
land, oranges. cherries. peaches,
pears. almonds. ngs. etc; water piped
on every acre, z room house, build
ings. horse, wagon; packing house,
church, high school library, p~ostofice
from Sacramento on s. r. Ry.; $4,000
will handle this; write quick for par
~ticulars. w. c. Laizures Fair Oaks.