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Dear Mrs. Thompson: Q)-Can g
man Of 30 marry a girl of %? e.
Why don't the girls like a man who
wears a mustache? (3)-When a
man intends TO get married, earning
SIS a week, how much money must
he invest for starting a home?
c. A. D.
Q)-Yes. IL she's williAg. GA
mustache is not considered sanitary.
(3)-Au of il. BY great economy
he may save two or three dollars each
week, but this means cutting out all
Tecreations.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a young
man OF % and have been engaged to
a girl OF 20. We went together sevel
years, but our engagement was brok-
en- about nine mo tbs ago. About
two months ago / met another young
lady whom I dearly love. She seems
10 like me but won't let me get too
close TO her. have never been out
with this girl and would like 70 get
married sooh, so kindly advise me
what to do. ANXIOUS F. J. S.
II the old engagement is off you
have a right TO court another girl.
The new girl seems TO be self-re-
spectinR, therefore, worth trying for.
Ask TO call on her and call as often
as she will let you. Invite her 10 the
theatre once in a while aad take her
candy and flowers. Don't try TO get
too close 20 her" until you are ready
TO ask her to marry you. If she is
willing she probably won't object to
your getting little closer.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: My husband
has been gone three weeks and
have not heard from him. This is
not the first time he has left me. Be-
fore I heard from him, but this time
he has left me with no means of sup
port and have not heard from him
What do you advise? INQUIRY.
II there is a juvenile court judge
nearby, take the matter 20 him. If
not, a lawyer will advise you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
Of 10 and have been engaged TO a
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MISSIONARY TEA.

THE c. W. B. NJ. OF THE MEM
orial Christian church will hold its
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quarterly missionary tea Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Mary Dooley,
2402, Seventh avenue.
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GIVE VOTE OF THANKS.

Leroy Coffman, Moline, and Rev. ]. L..
Vance, Rock Island.
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ages should be filed in the Auditors
office, and the board finds that no OBJ
jections have been filed either 10 the.
vacation of the old road or the Ioca-
ton of the same along the new route,
and the board further finds that
there have been no claims made for
damages on account OF the vacation
of the old road or the location OF the
same along the new route, ana the
board further finds that there have
been no claims made fer damages On
account OF the vacation OF the old
road or the location along the new
route and that because thereof no
appraisers need be appointed in re-
spect thereto.
It is therefore ordered that the mat
ter of vacating the Keokuk and San
dusky River Road and Of relocating
the same TO be known as the +Keo
kuk and sandusky River Road be
continued to the next regular meet
Ing of the Board of Supervisors.
On motion the following GLAZING
were allowed, Supervisor Young vo-
ing aye, Supervisor Scheffler voting
aye, and Supervisor Smith voting aye,
to-wit:
Payroll for bridge work I'M
der E. N. Jack in August ). s74s. ~
E. N. Jack, brdg. mt. and
exp. supt. ................ 14.71
Burlington Quarry Co. brdg.
mtl .... ........ so.1s
Clinton Brdg. & Iron Works.
same .,..... .. 40. SO
Same, steel brdg. spans ~. $50 90
Jos. Degen, brdg. mtl ...... 173 Is
G., B. & Q. Ry., frt. on brdg.
mtl 49, 49,. ...... 57.4S
T., P & W Ry, same .... 4. 55
Ed. Kaltefeiter, brdg. work
and mtl ...... 9 %
Tim Kennedy. same ..... IS. SIS
-. c. McManus Const. Co,
same .. $3.50. ........ 918. Is
John Patterson, brdg. work II 0c
VIM. Peevler, same ....... 13. so
Skunk River Ferry Co, main
tenance Ferry, . mos. ... 26. Ge
a. Weber Co, brdg. mt. and
! goods, G. H. X. ..... 40. "a
> ayres, goods poor, K. $3.50. Z. 81
p =. Blndewald, same 800. Q, oC
. : hear' same ..... IS. 0C
!. = ~ lamp same ........ 2.0C
d = :, ~ Dumenil, same ........ So sc
y hnglehardt & Co, same ( n
d r nm same ........ 80 0(
n a ~ : ielqs, same ....,.. 80 81
peter Ia = rla@kes, same ... 7.5(
u. Iobn ! 80 same ....... IA OF
"a Malona same ...,.. 90 OF
I'll Mas :. poSo ~ same $500. 32o,
: Mrs Coo Ms'. same ........ 5.5t
sns' same ...., %
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What the Lee County Board Did at
the Last Session Which Was
Held at the County
Court House.
THE BILLS ALLOWED
Proceedings of Body Are Herewith
Given as They Appear on the
Records for Benefit
of Citizens.
Fort Madison, Iowa.

Sept 8, 1912.
Board met in accordance with law.
All members present,
Now, on this 9th day of September.
1912, at a regular meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors. the petition OF
the Mississippi River Power Company
for the relocation of the Keokuk and
Sandusky River Road coming on for
hearing upon the petition fileo
therein, and all matters being sub
mitted to the Board of Supervisors.
the board finds that the commissioner
heretofore appointed has made a re
port on said proposed road and tina,
said report is in favor of the estab
Iishment of said road and in favor o
vacating the present road and re.lo
eating the same along the course ere
scribed in said commissioner repor
and as set forth in the petition TO
the vacation of the present road an
the relocation of the same along
new course as herein described.
The board further finds that du
HoliSe mas DeeH served on eacn Owl
err of land lying along the propose
road, on each land owner abuttir
upon the road proposed to be vacate
and that proper publication has bee
made of said notice.
The board further finds that A
gust 80, 1912, was the day set in sa
notice upon or prior to which date g
objections thereto or claims for daI
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~ Edw. yollers, plumbing, bridge

Edw. yollers, plumbing, bridge
mtl., etc, G H 81 IS. So.
Iowa Tel. Co., teie. tolls $500. $40
Hawkeye Lumber Co. lumber g. 81
r. J. Hopkirk, insurance -. 10 90
C. L. Becker. goods. C. H, K. 200.
H. q. Alton, livery ......... AZ 80
Bonham Bros, repairs ]. res,
X. ..... .... 7.05
BlomCollier Co., supplies j.,
X. 49,. ...... .......... $40
Jas. Cameron Sons, sprinkling
G. H., K. ~. .............. l2-OO
City of Keokuk, Prim. Elec.
supplies, etc 49,. ........ 26 SO
DR.. G. A. Dimond, bal due
phys, quar- case .......... IL so
Frank Dietz, rep. C. H, K. "a 40
S. Hamill Co., supplies same. go
King Plumbing Co, plumbing
same $500. ....... $50
Keokuk Lumber Co. lumber
same s.....,... ........ 2.bU
Keokuk Electric Co., light, c.
H.. J. res, fuel j., K. ...... 127 10
Keokuk Water Works Co. wat
er, G. H, K. ........ 60. SO
Midland Chemical Co. Dis. j.,
4. ... ........ ....... oo. W
/ j. C. McManus Const. Co, rep.
| q. H., X. ~. 40
Settler Cherry Co., same -. 1850
/ Webster Tele Co, tel rent
and tolls $3.50. ........ 25.0S
C. A. Wright, hauling cinders,
etc, c. H., K. ............ 7.6O
Louis Yaeger, boarding pris.,
J., X. ....... ......... 40 10
Co. Supt.'s Supply Co, staty. PATS
Leake Prtg. Co., same ...... lis
A. N. Palmer Co., same ..... SD
iPythian Prtg. Co., same $3.50. 4.2O
Van Doren Bros, same ...... IA so
liz. H. Wagner same ......... 500
wv. M. WEIGH Co., same 1880. Ill
Sam Westcott Co., same $500. 90. 4C
! Acres, Blackmar & Co, same,
records and cleo. supplies =. As. 1C
4 LeMars Prtg. Co, Elec. sup
plies ..... ........ 2.bt
,Const.-Democrat Co, pub proc.
4 and notices ... ....... go &c
THE Gate City Co, same .... "a &c
4 Gem City Pub. Co, same -. ss. At
Fl NJ. Democrat, same and
staty ..... 1890. ........ 1852. 4t
4 West Point Bee. same ...... sc. 81
Pythian Prtg. Co, staty and
| bar dockets ...... 5000. 81. OF
| r. H. Hart, sal. Supt Co. home $50 0t
Same, exp. same ,......... IL. 81
Mrs. R. H. Hart, sal matron
same q. 800. ....... $50;
Dr. H. A. Kinnaman, phys,
same ..... .......... 1870
Sherman Hart, cook same II. rs. O(
Joe Cayanaugh. farm hand,
j same ..... ............. ISL
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Ed. c. Rsynard same ....... 36.0Oi
Smith Bros, same ...... 1000
Stafford Co, same .. IS. so
yoIIers & 0'Connor, same -. IL 90
II. J. Vogt. same 80 90
" flkinson & Co., same $500. $50
ST Joseph's hospital, nursing
same .-.. - 20. Oh
Graham Hosp, same ..... %. 20
I. s. Ackiey, burial same. -. 10. 90
Jas, Cameron Sons, hauling
fnel same .--...-....... As
Wm. Reimbold, transp. same. $50
W r. Abel, goods. poor, Fl.
VI. ... . s.75
Cnas. Burton, same 500
T. L. GAYLORD & Co, same 400
Henry HeIling, same ........ 1915
4. J. Hundt, same ... go
Mrs. Matson, same ......... .25
3. Mentrup, same ... 200
II. w. Runlp, same .... 800
Fred Soechtig, same ........ 1870
Al. r. Smith, same ....... 10. so
Trota Bros, same .......... 11.25
r. H. Weber, fuel same ...... 8.25
S. & ]. G. Alice, same and
bridge lumber ...... 26. so
H. J. Kennedy, Trsnsp. same 1892
DIR. J. 81. Casey, Phys B. OF
H., Fl. VI. .......H........... rs 90
c. B. Payne, exp. same. $3.50. 10 90
Theo. Brinck goods, poor;
w. PIT ............ 9.75
st. vincent's Home, aid same "a. 90
w. n Blackington, goods
same. Den. .......... 10. SO
Jas. NJ. sherrick, burial same.
v.P. Observation-Disclosures. 100
A. R. Osborn, goods same,
Mont, ... ....... 6 90
p. Reed, Sr.. same .... 10. 90
Louis Wahrer, same ....... 1900
Andrews Furn. Co., burial
same ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IA. 90
w. f.. Abel, goods c. H. Ft. NJ. / so
Axt Drug Co. same ...... SIS
Red Cross Hygenic Co, same 14.0C
Troja Bros, same ......-.... SO
E. C. Barbour, same and
bridge lumber ............. 42.45
Harry Schroeder, goods poor
| and ]. & C. H. .... 14.9E
A. w. Richers, work same. SOC
Frank H. Wilken, repairs.
Fnrn. c. H., TT. NJ. ....... 1 sc
FIT. M. Water Co, water g. H.
& j, same ............... 80. Ct
TT. NJ Gas Light CO., light
same ...... 49,. 1850. ss. OF
la. w. Richers. coal same ~. 2Os. 81
FIT. NJ Elec. Light & Power
Co, light c. H. ....... 8. 81
Ben Pohlpeter. mtl and re-
pairs same 49,. ... 500
jos. C. Thomas, clothing, J. TT.
NJ. ..... ........ 2.3i
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G. B. Lake. Sal. elk. D. c.. 456.24
A. P. Meyer, same, Co. Aud. ga. SO
Same, office exp. etc, 2 mo.
and exp. state conv...... 1886
Same, elk. hire. ...e... 90. 90
VIM. Reimbold, Office exp.
Dpty Treas. ............... $50
Alec w. Rakow, Sal County
supt. Observation-Disclosures. s12 90
Same, office and travl'g exp. 74.45
Edw. G. Vaughan, Sal. Dpty.
Co. Rec. .............. 1870. 90
Same, elk. hire and office exp. 26 90
G. N. vermillion, Sal. Spec.
Dpty. Co. Aud ............ 800
Same, office exp. and bringing
transf. up to date ...... 37.15
D. A. Young, Sal. etc. Co. Supr. III so
Peter Scheffler, same. ..... 123. 40
Edw. D Smith, same. ....... 125. 90
The minutes of today's session
we're read and on motion approved.
whereupon the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday morning, September
10, 1912, at O'clock a. M
Ito be continued.)
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ThankIess Harvest.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Rev. ].
Henry White. of st. Augustine's
church. South Creyton, has called off
the usual Thanksgiving harvest festi-
val on the ground that the harvest
was too poor to be thankful for.
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TELEGRAPH TABLOIDs

8 o o o o o o o . . o o (, o O o o
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
LONDON, Oct. Hilary Lauder
has been engaged to play the prince
in production Of Hamlet. He never
saw the play.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-17
Monument to Noah.

LONDON, Oct. 17.--Jealous of the
enthusiasm aroused by a London
weekly newspapers proposal to erect
a monument to the memory of Sir
Francis Drake, a rival sheet is urg-
ing similar testimonial to Noah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-17

]. w. Copeland, of Dayton. Ohio,
purchased bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
a cold, and before the bottle was all
used the boys cold was gone Is that
not better than to pay a five dollar
doctors bill? For sale by all drug
gists.-Adyertiseme
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-17

Here is a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long expert
ence, viz. Mrs P. H. Brogan, of Will
son. Pa, who says, 4 know from ex-
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STATE REPRESENTATlVE.


First District-Gilbert Lee OF West
Point.
COUNTY.
Judge District Court-W. S. Hamii
ton.
Auditor-Albert r. Smith
T Hiding Bengston.
Clerk-C. B. Lake.
Sheriff--Julius Eichorn.
Recorder-Ed. Vaughn.
Attorney--W r. c. Kendrick.
Superintendent of Schools e. Q.
Lynn.
Coroner-Charles A. Shafer.
Supervisor year term commencing
January 1912-John DeRosaer.
SUPERVISOR year term commensing
January 1914-Henry Oberman,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-17

1856 "a perience that Chamberlain's Cough
ga. SO Remedy is far superior to any other.
For Group there is nothing that excels
80 s6 it." For sale by all druggists-Adyer
20. 90 tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-17

Governor George w. Clarke of Adel.
Lieutenan.-G overnor-W. L. Harding
OF Sioux City.
Secretary Of state-W. s. Alien OF
Fairfield.
Auditor OF State John L. Bleakly OF
Ida Grove.
Attorney General George Cosson Of
Audubon.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Albert NJ. Deyoe of Garner.
Railroad Commissioner-N. S. ket
cham of Marshalltown.
Judges Of Supreme Court-F. A. Gay
nor of lie Mars. Byron S. Preston
of Oskaloosa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-17
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.
NATIONAL,

William Howard Taft Of
Ohio.
-President-James S. Sherman o.
New York.
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Her Advantane.

The woman over fifty, II she's not
a fool, has one pull over all men and
younger women-she understands PEG
pie, which the opposite sex never do
and no woman does, till she's old
enough to understand herself.
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STATE.

U. S. senator-W. s. Kenyon of Fort
Dodge.
Presidential Elector First District.
j. s. Mckinney of Jefferson county.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

First District Charles A. Kennedy Of
Montrose.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN CHANCERY OF NEW
n1Women's Medican College of Pennsvlyania
william p. Griffith and AIRS. William p.
By virtue OF an order OF the cour, ~
Chancery Of New Jersey MADE on Itps aa9ta
hereof, IN a cause wherein Amelia H.
Hensler -Nallin Is complainant. and Won and
others are defendants, YOU are REQUIRED "a
appear. plead, answer or demur TO the biIl
OF said complainant on or before the tenth
day OF Janupary next. or that in default
thereof such decree Will be made against vof,
as the Chancellor shall think equitable and
lust, The said bili is filed for the fore
closure Of a certain mortgage made by Fred
eriek Il. Hasselman and Jennie A, Hassef-
man, his wife, TO Amelia l.. Hensler sald
mortgage being dated the twenty-sixth daV
Of February. nineteen hundred and nfne. and
is on lands ia tho city Of East ORANGE
Essex County, New Jersey. and YOU. Won
ems Medical College Of PENNSYLVANIA are
made a party defendant because Won are a
devisee under the last VIII and teste NOM
late owner Of the premises embraced IN lie
mortgage in the COMPLIMENTS bill described
and YOU. William p. Grif1th. are made a
party defendant because YOU are an hair
at law Of the said Josephine Griffith Da,,ia
deceased. and YOU. Mrs. William p. Grlfith
are made a party defendant because Won are
the wife of William p. Griffith, and that nv
have, an inehoate right Of dover in said
premises embraced in the mortgage in the
complainant's bill described.
Dated November 9. 1912.
EGNER & PROUT.
Solicitors OF Complainant.
p. o. address. LAP Market street.
nov11 10. 25dec2.9 Newark, n. J.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS rs.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EzEISu
COMMISSIONERS OF IL CIsA
OF NEWARK.
City Hail Dneernba- g. 141L

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EzeIsu
COMMISSIONERS OF THe GsA
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. DecemheT q. 1912.
Tie following Is the list OF fas1es. resi-
deuces and places OF business ~ appie1nts
Tor licenses contained in ali apaheaiions Ok
petitions made to this board for the zf4nt-
ing 81 licenses TO sell spirituaas- ginnus.
msIt or brewed liquors, and not herrzsfors
published according 10 law. TO ait
Name. Place Of business. Residences
RETAIL-RENEWALs.
charles Sommer, 54T Springfield ave..
Abraham Mehlmann. 224-2aO cearf s.
Cummings Bros. 467-4ee Broad ST.
samuel Farber. 90 Bloomfield az.
Samuel Cohen. 80 Bank It.. ne pass
George f. Dillon. 80 Washington
Francis E. corbett, ss-41 Ticheucr lano
Charles F. Bauer. 24s n. J. r. r
Max Knobloch. 16s Belmont av. same psAss
jacob Farsf. sa-s4 Magazlne Il. SINE sizes
Davis Fass. 105 l4th az, same .aate
John B. Metzinger 42s Avon az tiaee
Titus J. Neary. $50 Summer az .SaIne uifan
sanso coalito. IS IAN av. san ala6s
Joseph Jakobczky, 1Sd McWh0rtef 81
vito MARITIME. 1853 south canal St
Frank Roehrieh. s7o Springfield ~.
Anthony Firing. a2s spr.ugaeld
Anthony Feola, IS l4th af... saase
Mrs. Marie Meyer. - loa7sen at. saW 4sata
Jacob K~irschner, 20 orauee sr.-SainN niacA
Gaetano caprio. ~ Ncrana av- saine iAaf
Max Dobres, 1p1 ITO 1sey 81 ..7aine lia1a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Moses Levy. as5 Bank Ef..4 .Sai1te5e
RETAfIlTRAy <FEK5.
William Fischer. from 1ls 11th az
142-144 Watson af 40 1rn1h ION ~
Henry }. Coepselh fraaa 80 Beac9p
to 211lz WASHINGTON st9 ba4es4 e.
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YOU can make $50 or more a week without
taking any time away from your regular
work; many of our agents in Newark are
now doing it; write at once. c.. Box 10,
Star office.
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DwrLLINo uoUsrs no rHT.


H small house. 90 Passalo ST.. near
lily. Inquire II. 8. DEAN, Caldwell, or
J. Gogger, SO Ogden ST.
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AUTOMOBILEs

STOP, LOOK LISTENt
HOWEVER
IF YOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEEL
BREAKS. RE IT EITHER PLEAS
URE CAR OR TRUCK. GO TO
PHIFEAS JONES & CO..
S05 MARKET ST. NEWARK. y. j..
For REPAIRS.
REGULAR CLTNCHER OR De
MOTNTABLE RIMS FURNISHED
AND APPLIED.
TELEPHONES 157I-15T2 MARKET.
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luz
Newark Business College

Complete business. shorthand. English
civil service and secretarial courses; cas
and evening; call or write for cataiog. 10;
Halsey st.
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AunNTa

AGFNTa-Blg profits selling our Zoe pagt-
ages OF 70 assorted holiday post eArdei
DIAMOND CARD HousE, Fofsy-third and
Dickens. Chicago, Ill
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FARMS ron SALE.

SEND TO Country Department for new book
let: farms. country homes, gentlsmen's es~
tates. New Jersey, New York. Long fsland
Connecticut. LOUIS SCHLESINGER, inc,
Essex building.
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BOARDING.
Hotel Kensington

Fast PARK AMI MULBERRY SITS.
Desirable rooms, with or without board,
at reasonable rates: home cooking; good
service. C. JOHNSON. Prop. Tel. 3062
Market.
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Automobile Painting

Automobile Painting
Your machine painted by experts: best
grade of work done. Fore-doors and body
repairs a specially. T. F. RODGERS. o
Atlantic st.
AUTO 7 EXCHANGE. 225 Halsey st
Secondhand tires bought. sold and ex-
changed. vuleanizing also done. Phone
3692-J. Market.
AUTO lamps. radiators. Tenders and wind
shields renaired; no competition can beat
US. \. j. LAMP r Is William st.
Newark. tel. 72i1-W. Market.
LOOK-Hl CHEST 'price paid for esto Tres.
scrap rubber. metals. A. FROELICH. led
Newark ST.
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MEDICAL


COUGHS. colds and for the Uhcopingcough
diph;hsris. hoarseness use WEESELss
Cough Cordial.
LADIES desiring advice by specialist
Twenty years experience. all female AL
ments, trained nurse In attendance; scon-
sultatioa free. Hours, 1913, Sundays, IL.
Private house, 12s West ~Sixty-hfth St, New
York city. Take elevated, subway or sur
face cars to Sixty-sixth st. alton.
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PHRENOLoGy.

CONSULT PROF. II ROY. elziryeeaat.
naimist, tells everything. advice en- SUSIE
ness. marriage. Located 469 Broad st.. most
convenient entrance on Orange St. neat
Lanex Lunch.
THIS advertisement and IS cents entitie you
to 81 reading; when Others fail npasHlt
PROF ELLIS. developing medium, ps3chic
readings: NINE. REGINA. gypsg cia5fF0f-
ant hours 10 until Q. reading sundays.
Main Office 11is Marshall St. mar cifs HALT
phone 527T-J. Market; speaks Etaliah aand
Tau~feh
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YOUNG man, with bicycle, 10 collect anil
sell: must have good references. Call
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co, SOL
Main St. orange, y. j.
$50 WEEKLY taking orders for our cut rate
groceries; outfit free; sugar 4 cents: every
thing cut rates: experience unnecessary.
STANDARD MERCANTILE CO., East
Ninth ST.. Cleveland. o.
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Automobiles 70 Hire.

1912 PACKARD LIMOUSINES TO HIRE
BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK. ALTO
RENTING co. Il FULTON ST. PHONE
7B9 MARKET
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FARMS WANTED.

80
try homes Or estate. County Department
LOUIS ScHI. ESINGER. Inc. Essex build
ing.
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PERSONALS.

I WILL be responsible for no debts con-
tracted in my name unless made over my
written signature or made by me personally.
E.. RUSSELL ROGERS . Van Houten pl,,
Belleville, \. j.
NOTICE-JeWelmakers' Benevolent Associa-
tion reception and ball, to be held at
Kruger Auditorium, Thursday evening. De-
cember 10th. 1912. has been called OF mem
bers who sold tickets please return money.
BY order Of committee, 110 James st.
VISIT our optical department and have our
doctors exemine your eyes scientifically;
NO DRUGS USED. Wa cure headaches
and nervousness; 1850. eyeglasses fitted In
14kt. gold-nlied frames. S1.00. We make a
IT p. Norton. 100 Summer av.. call at Star
Office and get . tickets for Shuhert Theatre)
speciality Of fitting school. children's eyes.
BELLE dPTIcAL 20 Al Market 81 be-
tween Washington and Plane sts. Open
evenings.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
ANYONE wishing to exchange real estate
can get excellent opportunities;
send particulars Of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1Ss Market 81.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-22


T HIS hotel is located be-
tween the two Pelican
lakes in a new cottage
settlement. known is Midland
beach. fourteen miles from De-
troit, at the landing Of the Peli-
can Valley Navigation COM
pany's boats. The best fish that
swim are in the Pelican lakes
and It is one Of the most attrac-
tive spots in the famous Park
Region" The inn CONFORMS to
its surroundings. Try it. For
particulars address the manager.