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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
Residence Property
NO. 7Ss

W.. .
Grand Forks. Seven room house on
Chestnut ST.. to exchange for improved
farm. Owner also has some lots on Inter-
national Ave, that he will put in on same
deal. Prefer farm in Southern Minnesota.
and wants about even deal. Price OF house
and six lots $4,000.
Grand Forks. Two seven room houses
on one large lot in south end. Both are
modern except heat. Hardwood floors.
Will trade for North Dakota land. Price
for both 100000. Eneumbrance $4,000 90.
Same party also has three all modern
houses on South Third ST.. that he will
put in on same deal or trade separately.
Price of these three S1l. 900. 90 AMI free
from encumbrance. These FIVE houses
should bring in a steady income OF ap-
proximately $4,000 per month.
NO. 77s
Grand Forks. Three houses In dineren.
locations. All owned by one party. VIII
trade separately or together. Full particu-
larse en- request. Total price Of three
s7,0oo.oo. Encunbrance $2.SO0.0o. Trade
for land.
Cokato. MINI. Nice II room house With
in two blocks of post office. Good schools.
Four churches. Only 4e miles west Of
Minneapolis. Will trade for good farm land.
Same party owns No. 716 and will trade
both together if wanted. Price Of house
SO, $4,000.
NO. 775
East Grand Forks. Mimi. Two small
houses on large lot in south end. Well To-
Gated. City water. Will trade for cheap
land in Northern Minnesota, Price and
particulars on request.
NO. 7as
Wash. Two house. on.n.a ~,
same party. One room all modern. Cor
ner lot 50X1o0. Nice shade and fruit trees.
One 6 room with city water and electric
lights. Lot 45x1oo. In town Of $500 with
good future. Price Of both houses $500.
Will trade both together for good farm land.
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acres into crop this year. Half fenced.
Price $4,000 with all crop If taken before
August LIST. 1912. Encumbrance $500. 90.
This is a snap.
100 Acres unimproved near Blackjack,
Minnesota. Part heavy timber. About 40
acres cleared. 10 miles northwest of
Blackjack A very good quarter. Will
trade for automobile or mercantile stock if
encumbrance
100 Acres unimproved in Mason County,
washington. to trade for merchandise or
North Dakota land. Z miles from Sheldon,
the County Seat Of Mason County. S miles
from Union City and less than 3 miles from
Puget Sound. Estimated nearly three mill
lion feet OF timber on this quarter. 10 acres
cleared. Price $4,000
NO. 75e
100 Acres unimproved in o,ntra
County to trade for good registered stallion.
owner runs a ranch and wants two good
registered stations and will give pick of
several good quarters ranging in price from
$500 to $500 per acre. Nothing but
young registered stock will be considered. +
NO. 7ss
100 Acres near Donnybrook. N. D.. TO
trade for city property in Grand Forks.
About 80 acres tillable and balance pasture
land. some being rather rough. Good vein
Of coal on farm. Fair buildings. About
IS acres broken. Price $4,000.
NO. 40
80 Acres unirnproved 1 1-2 miles west :of
Glenella. Manitoba. Will trade for good
auto or turn in as first payment on resi-
dence property in Grand Forks. All goad
level tillable land that will stand thorough
inspection. Price $4,000 per acre.
NO. 752
10 3-4 Acre Highly Developed Fruit
Farm close to North Yakima, Wash, to
trade for good improved farm in the Fed
River Valley. All planted to apples, pears,
peaches and cherries and all bearing. Plen-
ty of water. Under Triton Ditch. Price
100000. Free from emcumbrance.
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Cellaneo
NO. 9

NO. 7eS
Auto. As a.. p. Marmon. Run 1000
miles. Complete with all necessary equip
rnent. Originally cost $4,000 as eauip-
ped. Will trade for cheap piece Of land in
part Of state. but. must He
priced right. Price Of car 81. 500. 90.
NO. 705
Threshing Machine. Complete Advance
rig. Run three years. In very good shape
and ready to 60 right into the neld. IS
H. P. engine and 36xso separator. Two
tanks. tent. extra trucks. cook car. etc,
included. Will trade for good land in west
ern part Of state. Price 81, 500. 90.
Land contracte. About $50. 900. 90 worth
OF land contracts to trade for improved
farm in Red River Valley. These contracts
represent a part OF the purchase price on
deterrent pieces and are payable annually.
NO. 1853
Store Building. Building il two storie.
in front and one in rear. Size 22xs4 with
additions. On corner lot. Cement walks
in front and on side. Trade for farm
land. Price $4,000 90.
NO. $50
Fruit Ranch. See description undar
heading of Farms same number
NO. 7se
Gasoline Engine. 20 Horse Hart.parr
Traction. Double Cylinder. Used only two
seasons. Just overhauled ana placed in very
good condition. Will trade for piece Of
cheap land. Price $l.Soo.oo.
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Income Property

NO. ~
$175,000.O0. Modern Apartment House
in good city in Iowa. Thoroughly modern
In every respect. Full particulars mailed
on request Will trade for improved or I'M
improved farm land. Encumbrance s45,-
000. 90.
S75,oo0.0o. Modern Flat Building in st.
Paul. Three stories. Brick and tile con-
struction. Thoroughly modern. Flats rent
for from $4,000 to $4,000 per month. Good
class Of tenants. Very desirable property.
Will trade for improved farm.
NO. 77s
$8O,OO0.O0. Modern Flat Building in Iowa
city. Particulars on request. Will trade
for good improved farm priced right in
North Dakota.
$55,O0O.OO. Improved Store and Office
Building in good Minnesota town. Full
three stories and basement. All rented to
good class OF tenants. Very good property.
owner wants to trade same for good ranch
In some Of the western or southwestern
states-prefers a ranch partly stocked with
sheep or cattle. Owner must move to dry
er climate. Encumbrance now n building
OF 100000 and owner will assume like
amount on land taken in exchange.
NO. 794
$40,O00.00. Business property in st. Paul.
Nearly new. White brick finished. On fine
corner and we'll located. Faces on two
streets. All occupied. Net annual income
over 100000. A good proposition in every
respect. Will trade for improved or un-
improved farm land.
NO. $50
$25,O00.00. Modern Flat Building in
Minneapolis to trade for good farm in North
Dakota or Minnesota. Particulars on re-
quest.
NO. 100
$17,O00.OO. A nice piece Of property in
Grand Forks to exchange for good improv-
ed farm in North Dakota. Minnesota or Illi-
nois. Consists Of two large houses close in
on large terraced lot. Front house has IA
rooms and rear house 10 rooms and both
IN very good condition. Rental value 500
per month. On new paving and in very
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NO. 7ss

NO. 7S3
Livery and Dray. Located in good town
on main line Of Northern Pacific. Has q
good business established and location 10
good. Good buildings. Sixteen head Of
horses and complete equipment. Will trade
for good land in proper location-wild land
preferred in western part Of North Dakota
Price and full particulars on request.
NO. 784
Livery. Located in town on main limo
of Great Northern west of Minot. Com
plete equipment consisting Of horses. auto,
buggies. etc. Full description on request.
Price 100000. including equipment and
building.
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NO. go

NO. go
Drug Business. Located in good town on
Casselton and Aneta branch of c-eat Nor
thern. General line of drugs. notions, SUM-
dries, etc. Buildings worth $4,500.0 90. Stock
and fixtures about 50, 800. 90. Will trade
for improved farm land in North Dakota.
preferable under cultivation but without
buildings.
Farm Implements. Clean new stock Of
farm machinery in the best town in North
Dakota. No building. Stock will invoice
around s2,50o.oo. Want cheap land pre-
ferably j | western part Of state.
NO. 77d
General Merchandise. Established bust
ness in North Dakota town. General line.
Good clean stock. Anything offered must
he priced right. Business has been run
about three years. Located in good divt-
sion town. with electric lights and water
works. Stock invoices around SIS. 900. 90
and building cost $12, 900. 90, making about
a $50, 900. 90 deal.
NO.. 784
General Merchandise. Located in good
town in Northwestern Minnesota. Stock and
fixtures will invoice around $4,000. 90 and
buildings are held at $4,000 90 subject to
S3.400.00 encunnbrance. Will trade for
good improved farm. preferably in Red
River Valley.
NO. rs
Drug Stock. This is a. we'll established
business located in the southeastern corner
of North Dakota. Building can he rented.
Stock consists of sundries. jewelry, confec-
tionery, notions and general line Of drugs.
Will invoice around $4,000 90. Will trade
for good land but same must be priced
right.
NO.. .93
Hardware. Good clean stock in the hest
town in northwestern Minnesota. Building
can be rented. Will trade for small i'm
proved farm in Red River Valley but posi-
lively must he priced right. Stock invoices
at about $4,000 and tools and fixtures
about 100000.
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good locality. Full basement and steam
heat. circumference IS. 900. 90.
NO.. 791
$i3.OO0.OO. Good piece of property close
in on international Ave-. Grand Forks. Con-
sists of four houses on corner lot. ON paw
ing and very we'll LOCATED. Rents for
$4,000 per month. Will trade for improv-
ed farm land.
NO. $50
$s.000.00. Very good IA room house
close in in Grand Forks. n. D., to trade for
improved farm in Red River Valley. All
modern. Rents for $500 pc. month.
Used for rooming house. circumference
So, SOC. 90,
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Hotels and LiVeries

NO. 7s1
Leading Hotel in good Southern Mime
sofa town. Only $500 a day house in the
town. Located in the Lake District and
on two railroads. Large building built Of
solid brick. Part of building is occupied
by one of the banks in the town at $500
a month rent. 10 acres Of land and two town
blocks are included with property. Build
ing occupies the hest corner in town. Will
trade about half of the purchase price for
good land and carry the balance back on
hotel payable $4,000 per month. Price
including all furniture and fixtures $685.
0oO. 90.
Furnished Hotel in live North Dakota
town of about 500 people. On main line Of
the Great Northern. A good IS room hotel
doing good business. Will trade for inn
proved farm in North Dakota. Price in
Guiding all furniture and fixtures $1,000 90.
Mortgage Of 81. 00o.0 90.
NO. ISL
% Room Hotel in good town on main
line of the 500. Only hotel in town. Steam
heat. Owner wishes to go onto a farm and
thus will trade for improved farm in eth
er western part of North Dakota or in Red
River Valley. Price including furniture and
fixtures 100000. circumference $1,000. 90.
NO. 557
A Good Hotel in a good town on the Rug
by and Bottineau branch of the Great Nor
thern. About IS rooms. Doing good bust
ness. Price including furniture and fixtures
s10.o0o.00. CIRCUMFERENCE s3.6oo.oo.
NO. 7S2
80 Room Hotel in one Of the best towns
on the Casselton and Aneta line Of the Great
Northern. Good location. Large lots. Only
hotel in the town. Completely furnished
and all furniture and fixtures are included
except piano. Owner will trade for good
farm encumbered for same amount as is
against the hotel. Price $12. 900 90 with en-
curnbrance Of $500. 90.
NO. 69s
Dairy Lunch. Located at Fargo. Con-
sists Of building, two lots, brick oven, fix
lures and all dishes, etc. all ready to take
over the business. Now running and a good
paying proposition. but owner has other
interests to look after. Price of building
and complete outfit only $4,000. Prefer
cash deal but might consider trade for
small farm.
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Mercantile Stocks

NO. 66G
Farm Implements. General stock of
farm implements invoicing about 50, 900. 90.
Buildings and real estate consist of eight
lots. main building and several machine
sheds and coal and wood sheds, and are
held at 100000. making the total con-
s'deratfon approximately $4,000. 90. Lo-
Gated in one of the hest towns in North Da-
kota. Very good business established. Will
trade for improved farm in Red River VAL
ley.
Hardware and Plumbing. This is a good
clean stock in one of the best Red River
Valley towns in North Dakota. Stock will
invoice about sl2. 900. 90. Will take So
10000 in good farm land and balance in
cash. Or will put in building and take
land for the whole amount. Building held
at 100000 and subject to encumbrance of
Sl,5oo.oo. This is one of the best PROPOSE
t1ons we have had TO offer and nothing that
Is not first class in every respect will be
considered.
Farm Implements. a small business in
one of the best little towns on the Cassel-
ton and Devils Lake line. General in,ple-
ment stock that will invoice about o 90
ard buildings at 100000. Will trade for
good North Dakota land.
W.. III"
General Merchandise and Hardware.
Ihls STOCK consists principally of general
merchandise but has also some hardware
and groceries. Doing very nice business.
Located in one of the good towns in the
central part of North Dakota. Stock will
invoice about 100000 and BUILDINGS are
held at 100000. Will trade for either i'm
proved or unimproved farm.
NO. $50
General Merchandise. This is a small
stock in a good town on the 500 north Of
Bismarck. Established business. Stock is
clean and in good condition. Can rent
building reasonably. Invoices about $4,000.
Will trade for good cheap land in north
western part of state.
Implement Business. Located in good town
IN central North Dakota. Stock is clean
and in good condition. General line Of
machinery and contracts with leading lines.
Stock invoices around SIS. O0O.0 and build
ings are valued at s2.5Oo.Oo Will trade
for Wisconsin,. North Dakota or N1innesota
land but prefers central Wisconsin. Wants
about even deal.
NO. SCI
Drug Stock. Located in one Of the best
Red River Valley towns. Consists of GEN
N~SS' OlioIiS ~ VIII IN
voice between $1,000. 90 and 50. 5000 Will
trade for good land either improved or I'M
Improved. Now doing good business. own
er retiring. Building rents for $4,000 per
month.
NO. 687
Hardware and Machinery. Located In
good town in northeastern section of North
Dakota. Handles general line of hardware
and farm machinery. Will trade half in
terest for improved farm. Stock invoices
about $20.o00.oo. Owner is alone in the
business and wants a reliable partner and
will not trade except with right party who
will continue the business with him.
NO. 500
Farm Implements. Two small stocks at
different towns in central western part OF
state. Stocks invoice about So. 900. 90 each
n buildings are valued at $2.50O.O0 at
each place. Will trade for western land. A
hne opening for a man who wants to start
In In a small way. Will trade one or both.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15

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Milford chronicle., 1912-05-03
INSURANCE COMMIS-
SIONER CLOSES BANK
Insurance Commissioner Chas. H. Maull
Took Charge of the North American
Bank & Trust Company, at Viii
mington, on Saturday.

Charles II Maull, State Insurance Com
missioner, has taken charge ofthe North
American Bank & Trust Company, with
Offices in the Ford Building, at Whining
ton, on the ground that he considers it
unsound because of alleged investments.
The doors were closed on Saturday.
At the request of Mr.. Maull, Attorney
General Andrew {. Gray expects to ask
the Court of Chancerv, this week, to ap-
point receiver. The company has about
$50, ,G00in deposits, and, according to Mr..
Gray, it is expected that all the depositors
will be paid in full What will be the
portion of the stockholders he cannot pre-
dict Most of the stock is said to be held
by non-residents.
Some time ago the Attorney General
asked the commissioner to make an ex-
animation of the affairs of the institution
The company operated under the charter
Of the New Castle Development Trust
which was later amended and
The name changed. The authorized capi-
al stock is $500, 900. About 1900 shares
IF stock are outstanding, of which 800
ire held in Wilmington.
The Rev. L. o. Knippe, of Philadel- |
1hia, is the president. The secretary and
is James E. Green, formerly of
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-03
STATE TUBERCULAR DISPEN-
SARIES OF KENT COUNTY DEL

Anyone with tubercular trouble may
have attention free. Free doctor, free
nurse, free medicine. Eggs and milk
furnished free where conditions warrant
it.
Milford, Front and Church streets, II
a. m. to l p. m. Thursdays.
Harrington, Main street. 3p. m. to 5
p. m. Thursdays.
Smyrna, Commerce street, $50 a. m
to ll.30 a. m. Fridays.
Dover, The Green, Court House, 3 p.
m. to p. m. Fridays. 3-l5 l3t.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-03
THE END OF TUBERCULOSIS
The Business of Sitting Out.
By LOUIS HANNAH. NJ. D.

BY LOUIS HAAfMAN, M. D.
You must address yourself to
the task Of sitting outdoors day
after day most faithfully. You
must make it your constant oc-
cupation and stick to It as
though you were paid money for
it. If you do not get the idea
of continuous rest firmly set in
your mind you will not succeed
BY rest | mean lying down in
bed or chair in the fresh air.
You are not to spend any time
in a closed room except when
bathing or dressing or eating.
Rest all the time Take no exer-
else or work until your doctor
tells yOu-no walking. no stand
ing, no rambling. no riding. no
driving. no housework, no office
work, no chores. no. trips, no Wis
its. no knocking about, no odd
jobs, no exertiOn Of any kind.
Put yourself at rest in the open
air after breakfast and stay
there. Do not be forever Jump
ing up and doing little things
about the house or fetching and
carrying Every morning sit
out; every afternoon sit out:
every evening after supper sit
out or lie in your outdoor bed
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-03

that this road would be donation to the
State, just wherein it is donation, and
that he should inform the people as soon
as possible to what use he proposes to
devote the remaining ITO feet of right of
way
81 believe that this road would increase
the value of real estate in close proximity
to the line; of course the more adjacent
lands would receive the most benefit in
this regard, but it would benefit the
property on even the lateral roads lead
ing to it,
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-03
So Does Anty DrudSe.

Mrs. NuaOoman-'I tell you Anty Drudge, believe in
the emancipation Of women from the drudgely of
housework."
Anty Dr7cdge-"So do but joining clubs and making
speeches will never do it. The way to get rid of
drudgery is to find better and easier ways of doing
the work That's why I'm telling women how to
wash clothes with Fes-Naptha in ukewam water.
It takes all the drudgery out of washday."
Many bad cold has started over the
washtub. Use of hot water does that
Steam opens the pores of the skin; then
the change to a cooler temperature causes
the cold.
If you want to avoid this danger, do
your washing with Fels-Naptha soap in
lukewarm water.
No boilingl No nauseOus OdorSl No
steaming sudsl
Fels-Naptha loo8en8 the dirt while the
clothes soak in lukewarm water and does
it far more thoroughly than boiling
Then you rub the clothes lightly, rinse
in lukewarm water and your washing is
done.
Especially successful with Aannels,
wOOlenS and colored things.
Clothes are cleaner and whiter too.
And they last longer. No boiling to weaken
them. No hard rubbing to wear them out.
Be sure to get the genuine Fels-Naptha
and follow directions on the red and green
wrapper.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-03

BLIND &C
PR
Annual MeetiI
and Old o
The annual
Commission fo
Friday, and t
George B. Mil
George w. N
Lewis Mustai
Van Trump.
The Princip
the financial
of the welfare
make the retl
their daily br,
aided by the
tition with tn
The electio
year resulted
Van Trump,
lenburg, seer
The annual
is as follows
THE work
during the fs
for the first
suned adeqi 1
Though the
est scale, pre-
in a building
the commerc
tried out wit
handicap of
dustrial com
with the sig
institutes of
enormous al
less than '
every dollar
has cost Ii
amount; it ]
ware Comm
very small
blind self-sl
to return in
plying tuiti'
commercial
the shop to
material.
twenty-five
from the sal
of the blin
wages ssand
las a
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-30
'tal' 1856. 9
Road Improvement Fund.

fV'aI' $736.y5
Road Improvement Fund.
l727--Chatanooga S. Pipe
and +. B. Co., CTS l-2 It.
pipe. 24o 90
l735--Jas Brunson, 40 10
cub. yds., 93S ryds, and
stringers, 26OS
lSO4-James Brunson, 1895
yds, ditchng 2O.74
ls16--Shed Chisom. Is r yds
d. 1906
1851 Shed Chisom. 700
l-3 yards grading, 42.56
Total. s3l443
EN-t confederate Pensions.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-30

Total. S1.592.41
Aims House.
1S61-C. j. Lennon. Md,
Med. attention. Aug. 27.95
16SS--Stubbs. Bros. Clothing. zoo
16Ss-Geo. n. Hurst. Coffin
and Bedding. 400
1692--Bultman Bros. pr.
shoes. $50
f7t3--R L.. Burkett. trans
porting pauper. 200
113O-J. r.. Sumter. trans
porting pauper to G.. n. 80
1749--S Sam Green transport
ing paupers TO hospital. 90
17j3--J. ID. Craig Fur. Co.
COfhG. $50
1SO9-Willis FrlersOn. trans
porting pauper. so
Total. $685.
Chain Gang.
16S5-T r.. Minis. 900 10.
oats. 11.25
16S9-Geo. n. Hurst. Bedding
&C.. 600
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-30
NEED ALL CARS TO MOVE CROP.
State Commission Has Tssuesl Circu
lar on shipping Cotton and Re.
leasing Loaded Cars.

Columbia, Oct. 25.-"Owing to the
prospective movement Of cotton, other
crops and fertilizers, the attention of
the railroad commission has been
called to the fact that, while no ac-
tuai scarcity Of equipment for freight
movement is threatened, vet there is
evidence that all available euuipment
VIII be needed and should be kept en-
ployed IN the msot expeditions man
ner to avoid congestion and delay and
to insure the prompt handling of
trathc. This statement is contained
IN circular which was issued TODAY
by the railroad commission to the
railway lines of the state. The cir.
cular was signed by b. L. Caughman.
chairman, and j. p. Darby. secre
tary.
The carriers in South Carolina"
the circular continues, "have been
adding to their equipment and have
adopted many precautionary methods
for the handling Of traffic. There the
railroad commission desires to ad-
wise both the shippers and receivers
of freight that they should do all in
their power to keep the cars NOV
ing; also in loading cars to full ca
pacity when possible to do So
While certain free time is allowed
FOR loading and unloading cars, thew
should be loaded and unloaded as
promptly as possible after being
placed. 1t is unfair to the carriers
and to other shippers to hold cars
for ~ hours because that much free
time is allowed, when the could just
as we'll be handled within much
shorter time, say within "a hours.
Harmonious cooperation between
shippers, constgnees and carriers in
all transactions regarding the hand
ling Of freight equipment for the
next few months is the earnest desire
Of this commission.
1T is a mutual duty which should !
be recognized by all concerned"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-30

tn" man with the longest name in
the world WAS naturalizcd here ycster-
day. He is a Greek, work in Il pack
ing house ana is 81 years ia. AS he
is only five feet four inches tail his
name is nearly as long as himself.
The new citizens ramc. which con
taiuS thirty-two letters. is "Poppouh-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Ills
first name is Cue Mr.. Pap. cue.
was unable to pronounce ii himself
before the federal commissioner. who
commenced to hear it at > o'clock and
finished at 3.-Fort Worth (Tcxas)
Tclegrams