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The Washington herald., 1912-03-06

TO CARRY new YORK
Senator 0'Gorman Discusses Outlook
in His State for Presi-
Dental Nominee.

United States Senator James A. O'Gor-
man, Of New York, yesterday discussed
the Democratic political situation and de-
clared that. in his opinion, Gov. Wood
row Wilson. of New Jersey; Gov. Judson
Harmon, OF Ohio; Speaker Clark. Of Mis-
souri,. and Representative Oscar w. -Un-
derwood, OF Alabama, can carry the State
Of New York In the next Presidential
election over any candidate the Republi-
cans may -nnuiuatsz at chicaaa--o~-.tnr
OGorman was asked directly concerning
the strength of Gov. Wilson, in New
York State.
II have stated TO persons who have
asked my opinion" replied Senator O'Gor-
man. that Gov. Wilson could carry New
York in the event OF his nomination at
Baltimore"
In response to further questions about
the other candidates for the Democratic
nomination, Senator O'Gorman. on re-
Election, included Gov. Harmon, Speaker
Clark, and Representative Underwood, In
the order named, in the list of available
candidates who could carry New York
State. He did not go into details concern
ing the relative strength OF the several
candidates mentioned. but the fact that
he named Gov. Wilson first in his list Of
'availables is regarded as significant OF
Senator O'Gorman's impression as to their
relative strength.
Concerning the action OF the Democracy
Of New York with reference to the nomi-
nation at Baltimore. Senator O'Gorman
declared that New York should take no
action with reference to the party nomi-
nee until the very eve OF the nomination
itself Then II should decide as TO the
most available candidate, and give to
that candidate her ninety votes in the
convention.
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Fulton r. Gordon, who will introduce
Representative George a. Neeley, of
Kansas. who will be permanent chair
man. There will probably be ten or
more short speeches by Senator Reed, of
Missouri; Representative Graham, of ILL.,
nois: Representative Taggart, Of Kan
sas: Representative McGillicuddy, Of
Maine, and Representative Sulzer, OF
New York, and then Speaker Clark will
be called upon to give an address.
The vice presidents of the meeting are
Cotter T. Bride, D.'A. Edwards, Lorenzo
G. Warfield. John r. Tracy. II. Wyatt,
William s. Riley. William ]. Dwyer, Jo-
seph Y. Reeves o. r Singleton, Mayo C..
Mitchell, A. E. Mclaughlin. John F. Co.'S
tello. John Colpoys, Fred Du Bois. Frank
p. Morgan, E. A. Newman, Thomas ].
Moore, william Nick. Clayton, Frank ].
wisner. John Ready. Thomas B. Kalb-
fus, DR.. J. E. Robinson, John F. Mil
Ter, J. W. Hodgkfns B. g. Brown, Thomas
Lecuer. John G. Campbell. Walter j.
Costello. j. Fred Kelly, Frank ]. Nc
Quade, Robert Z. Mattingfy, Walter H.
Wills. James E. Byer. John A. Constan-
tine. Lyman E. Burdine, Charles Dausch,
and Michael Coffey.
The press committee has also been ap-
pointed, as follows: Mayo c. Mitchell.
chairman: j. Lynn Yeagle, Brice Clagett.
n. o. Messenger. Theodore H. TiIler.
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STIMSON EULOGIzES
PRESIDENT TAFT
Before Taft Club Of Chicago, Sec.
retary of War Gives Reasons
for His Support.

Chicago, March 5.-Secretary OF War
Stimson. before the Taft Club here to-
night. pledged his allegiance to Presi-
dent Taft He said the friendship be-
tween himself and former President
Roosevelt had not been broken. In part
he said:
II am here tonight to speak for the
denomination OF President Taft. I am
now and always have been a progressive.
j believe that the Republican party, so
long as 1t is true to its historical creed
Of constitutional method and interpreta-
ton. will necessarily be the party OF
progress. and that the Democratic party.
so long as II Is true to its historical
creed of constitutional method and In
depreciation. viii necessarily be the
party OF conservatism and reaction
IT am for Mr.. Taft because believe
that he has faithfully carried out this
progressive faith of the Republican
orderly, permanent progress in our ma
tionaI government. and that to refuse
him the nomination on the assertions
that have been made against him would
be a blow to that progress and would
put a premium Ipon hasty and unfound-
ed criticism.
II entered into public life under the
inspiration OF Theodore Roosevelt / am
firm believer in the great national pol
icies for which he has fought And
now remain his sincere friend. But.
believe that hose who are forcing him,
contrary to his original intention. into
the arena against Mr.. Taft are jeopar-
dizing instead Of helping the real cause
of progress in the nation The intro
duction OF such a contest at this time.
dragging in, as IL necessarily will. new
and personal issues which are quite for
eign to the great progT-Nslve policies for
which the Republican y stands, can
not fail to weaken W yer candidate
Is eventually nominate June. II. as
a result, that candidaI 5 defeated In
November. the government may be
thrown into the hands OF a truly reac-
tionary party for years TO come.
Among the remedies which have been
discussed in our different States Is the
recall The only application OF this rem
edy to the national government which
has been proposed has been to apply II
to the Federal judiciary. AS to this
only wish to say that / am thoroughly
in accord with the position taken by
Mr. Taft / am wholly opposed 10 the
proposition to recall the Federal Judge.
The Federal judiciary has been the
choicest flower OF our entire judicial
system"
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
HARVESTER TRUSY
HELPED MR. 1AT
Furnished capacious CHARTERS ssgt
Free in Chicago in ths
Last Campaign.

Senator Dixon talked back yesterday
to the Taft managers Repfying to the
charge put out Monday night by Taft's
managers that Roosevelt Headquarters Is
in the Munsey Building. no rent 10 being
paid therefor. and that Frank A. Mum
sey Is a friend Of George W. Perkins
who, in turn, is friend Of Roosevelt,
Senator Dixon said:
"In 1906 I was one Of the managers Of
President Taft's campaign. and attachei
to the Chicago headquarters. We oecu-
pied q whole floor In the block that Is
owned by the International Harvester
Company. and to my certain knowledss
We paid no rent. The Taft people have
suddenly grown supersensitive on tbs
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ANOTHER GOVERNOR
is NOW HEARD FROM

The Roosevelt headquarters gave out
the following statement last night:
Another governor claimed by the Taft
bureau as advocating the denomination
of the President has announced his pur-
pose to keep hands on in the pending
nomination campaign. A telegram re-
ceived this afternoon from Minneapolis
by the Roosevelt headquarters authorizes
the positive statement that Gov. Eber-
hart. of Minnesota. has definitely de-
clared that he is taking no part in the
Presidential contest in Minnesota His
Endorsement of Taft is purely personal.
ly supporting Roosevelt without objec-
ton from him.
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Capt. ]. Walter Mitchell, Col. Charles
Edwards, Charles r. Mckinley. Frank P.
Morgan. John Boyle, Heston. S. Wiley,
d. Hastings McAdams, Of st. Louis Re-
public; II. B. Nesbftt, of Kansas City
Times; Otto Preager, Of Galveston News:
NJ F. Tighe. of New York Evening Jour
nal; Than V. Ranck, Of New York Amer
lean; Harry l. Dunlay, Of New York
World: John Corrigan, OF Atlanta Con-
stitutton: Hal II. Smith, c. c. Brainerd.
of Brooklyn Eagle; Hugh s. Miller. Of
Chicago Examiner; Erred Starek, Of Gin
cinnati Enquirer: Jay F. Durham, Of
Helena Independent: Arthur B. Krock,
of Louisville Courier-Journal; Robert NJ.
Gates. of Memphis Commercial-Appeai;
Robert H. Watkins. OF Nashville Demo-
crat: A. E. Heiss. of New Orleans Times
Democrat; Francis p. Gessner. OF Wheel
ing Intelligencer and Wheeling News; H
E. c. Bryant, Of wilmington( n. CO Star;
n. Foster Murray. Of Charleston News
and Courier. and J. Fred Essary, Balti-
more News,
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ROOSEVELT IS SATISFIED.
celonePs Follower. Expect to Get
Part of New York.

fnrt OF new York.
Oyster Bay. March 5.-CoL Roosevelt,
came back from New York In high spirits
aI,er Having received reports from his
managers on the progress OF his cam
paign. He had been informed that the
work OF drafting prospective candidates
throughout the State TO run at the pri-
maries next month Tor eiecron as oeie-
gates to Chicago is proceeding satisfac-
torily. The Roosevelt men arc hopeful
OF securing at least thirty out Of the
ninety delegates from New York. The
former President disposed abruptly of a
suggestion made by some OF his cam
paign supporters that he may try to
have himself elected as a delegate.
Il had not given any such thing as
this the slightest thought" said the
colonel. I'm not expecting to go as a
delegate"
Among Roosevelt callers in New York
to-day was William Allen White, the
Kansas editor. who declared that Roose=
welt already can count on >two-fifths OF
the Chicago delegates. BY convention
time he Gays Roosevelt will have things
his own way. He based his opinion
largely upon the campaign going on in
the West. where, he said. Roosevelt is
gaining In strength. White believes
Roosevelt VIII have more than a ma
jority Of the delegates west OF the Mis-
-sissippi. ~
Juror Roosevelt goes to the County
Court at Mineola Tomorrow to sit with
his Long Island fellow-jurors.
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S0LONS TO LAUD
SPEAKER CLARK
Big Birthday Rally Will Be Held
Tomorrow Evening at Con-
vention Hall.

The most unique entertainment ever
given in the District viii take place to-
morrow evening in Convention Hall, in
ceIebra ton of the sixty-second anniver-
sary of the birth Of Speaker Champ
Clark.
The meeting Was suggested by the on
GERS of the. Champ Clark Democratic
Ciub, namely, Fulton r Gordon, presi-
dent; Cotter T. Bride, first vice presi-
dent; II. Wyatt, secretary; John W. ALI
cOate, assistant secretary, and W. J..
Dwyer, treasurer.
The meeting will be called to order by
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
California women Help Taft.

California women are getting promi-
nent places in the active Taft organiza-
tion now being perfected in that State,
according to q telegram received at the
White House yesterday. The suffragists
have formed a separate Organization.
known as the Women's Taft Auxiliary.
which will be affiliated with the regular
organizations and have equal activity in
the pre-conyention campaign.
The telegram announces that the Taft
organization Is now complete. Charles
Miffiin Hammond, who Is a brother-in-
law of Col. Roosevelt. has been elected
State president of the organization. and
Robert A. Ross. secretary. Prominent
IN the organization is Grove johnson.
father OF Gov. Hiram johnson, an ar
dent Roosevelt supporter.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
"BIHeo" Beats Knife and chissl

Have you a corn. callous, bunion,
wart? Use judgment-use "Bingo." Don't
try TO slice Il on or dig II out-don't
let the corn surgeon cut or sandpaper
YOUR feet How can he know how deep
to 20 without hurting you-without
drawing blood? Why pas him more for
tie OF 'Bingo'' costs e bits1? Don't
use sticky plas;ers with thin coating Of
dope TO affect surface only-with straps
against tender, painful spot-and make
YOU wear larger shoes.
Bingo's better. quicker, safer. more
thorough. Gets rid Of these pests en-
tire. Allays pain and inflammation
quick's q wink. Corn or cailous shriv-
els up-you pick II OF, throw II away.
Harmless to normal flesh. s q =
sau Phsrnacal Co. III No. Doarborn- 81 cbia<o.
m. seld IN this eE b. ysues o'pounsL ~ 7
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when millions are used every year.
and when every other man or woman
that you meet will recomnneud Stuarts
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ach trouble? What more evidences can
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you can even send and get q sample
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The reasons why stusrt,s Dyspepsia
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very easy TO understand These tab
let's contain almost the same elements
as the gastric juices OF the stomach
And when your stomach 70 sick and not
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All druggists sell them, The sprics
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try them first write to r A. Stuart Co.
$50 Stuart Bldg. Nsrsha1 Mich. ana
. sample package WIN be sent ypa krsps
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
INDORSE ROOSEVELT
BY>A VOTE OF u TO I

Fort Worth. Tex. March 1.-The can
didacy OF Theodore Roosevelt was in
dorsed by the Texas State Republican ex-
ecutive committee late to-day by a. vote
of q toll
Supporters Of Taft declare that they
win carry their appeal on his behalf
direct 10 the people. but Just how they
are going to do this they say they do
not know. =
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secrrtary NnErI WIN spcnk.

Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel will deliver speech on Friday at
Evansville. md. and one at Indianapolis
on Monday night next. The speeches Of
the Secretary. II is stated will be po-
litical In character, and in the nature Of
calling attention TO the good work Presi-
dent Taft has tons during his adminfstra-
ton
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
Yopns Nominated for Mayor.

Cumberland. Nd. March 5.-The rsturns
from the municipal primary tonight with
one ward. No. 6. South Cumberland.
missing. give the nominations for mayor
to George G. Young. incumbent, and r.
Brooke Whiting. The vote Is: Whiting.
1.sde; Young. 1855. and John ]. stump.
80.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
Mexican Federal Spy shot.

FL Paso, Tex, March 5.-Antonio Sa-
morda, a Madero federal spy. was exc
cuted in Juarez to-day. The execution
was ordered by an insurrecto court-mar-
tiaL
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06

The water mains OF London aggregate
6oos miies--twics the width Of the At
iantic Ocean.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06
Every Minute Counts
When You Are in Pain
Instant Relief for Indigestion and
Stomach Troubles Afforded by q
stuart's Dyspepsia tablet.
Free Trial Package.

There is no occasion to suffer dvs
from Indigestion. or any SINH
lar stomach trouble when YOU can 50
easily get Stuart's DySpepsia Tablets.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-06

China Is building q railroad iine-the
sseohwan- Hufeh-which gives employ
ment 70 LOCO coolies. H
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-04

YOUNG MAN wants work outside OF
school hours, Address Role fOl' Da-
kota Business college.
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WANTED - Experienced hardware
man from rs to 35 years old to
take charge Of and manage SIS, 600
corporation, located in North Dakota,
county seat town, handling hardware.
harness and furniture must be sober
and industrious, and will have to buy
from $4,000 to $4,000 worth Of stock
in corporations; will buy back stock
at end of year IL not entirely salts
fed; give at least five good references.
state salary expected and how soon
you could come; no trades consider
ed; do not answer unless you have
the cash, and mean business. Ad-
dress 296, Forum. )
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WANTED-A competent maid for gem
eral homework, Mrs. Frank o.
Knerr. 13 Eighth street south.
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LAND 0 SALE.

a FINE SECTION Of land in Cass
county; three miles from one town
and five from another; good buildings;
price $46 per acre.. one-fourth cash,
balance drawing 8 per cent. Write
US direct. South Bros, CasseIton,
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY Observation-Disclosures
nurses and best OF care; highest tes-
Mre. Jennie Camp. sol Tenth street
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FOR SALE-A first class bak-
cry and coffee house; the
only one in town doing a first
class business; guarantee you
that it is a paying PROPOSE
ton. Write Box 291, Crosby,
N. D.
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pool AND BILLIARD TAsLEs.

POOL AND BILLIARD tables; large
stock OF new and secondhand bill
lard and pool tables; also bar fixtures.
show cases, tables, chairs and refria-
orators; time payments. Write for
catalogue. Merle a Heaney Manu-
featuring CO.. 521-523 Third street
south. M~innAap0lis.
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FARM LANDS in Pierce and Benson
counties, between new railroads, 500
and Great Northern, are best invest
ment in North Dakc',' 1,400 acres,
200 broken, 300 summer faIlowed,
buildings. three springs, 500 five
miles, Great Northern thirteen. Es-
mond ten, Rugby 81, $2S, 900; 100
acres, 100 broken, buildings, spring,
rented 1919, 1-5 crop marketed, 500
i've, Great Northern nine, $2.7 2O; 800
acres prairie, Great Northern five, 500
IL, $4,000; 100 acres, seventy acres
broken, three miles to Esmond, high
school, $2,72O. Asa Styles, Esmond,
N. d.
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FOR SALE-Eight-room house can be
bought at a snap IL taken at once
excellent location, half block from car
line and Fargo college; all modern
except heat, including sixty five bar
rel cistern; concrete walks, fine
shade and fruit trees. Inquire at
Island park grocery. -.
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WANTED 70 RENT-HousE

WANTED TO RENT by man and wife.
six-room modern house or cottage.
close in; give location and price In
first answer. T. B. 1862, Fargo, N. -.
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INVESTMENT contracts Of the North
Dakota Improvement Co.. of Fargo,
N. ID, for sale at so cents on the
dollar. S. G. Jones, Devils Lake.
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WANTED.
WAMTED-we want a.
pREssMAk1No.

DRESsMAkING at SIS Eighth street
north. Mrs. Sawyer. Ten years
experience.
MADE TO oRDER-Children's dres-
sES. good quality percale or ging-
ham. 8 to 8 years, rs cents; boomers
TO match. 20 cents postpaid. s. Schultz.
Grahams Island, N. d.
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WHITE oRPlNGToNs, S. q ". Leg
horns and Barred Rocks; we raIs,
u show birds; pens all mated and
opel for inspection; eggs from winning
stock for sale. Write for prices. Mrs.
A. T.. Paxton, 915 Eleventh street
south, Moorhead.
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r DAKOTA LANDS.

LAND FOR SALE-At a bargain,
forty acres high class farm land,
unimproved, about ten miles north of
the main line Northern Pacific, near
Medina, surrounded by farms under
cultivation. A bargain for someone.
Address Box 76. Fargo. N. D., for price
and terms.
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EoR ~RENT-EARM.

64O-ACRE well improved farm for
rent; must be rented within a short
time, Address 165. car Forum.
WANTED-Renter or man to crop us
acres near HARDWOOD. See Equity
Farm News, SIC Second avenue north,
Fargo.
FARMS FOR RENT-640-acre farm In
Clay county, also some smaller
farms. See Wheeler Land Co., Moor
head, MINI.
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FOR

$40 ACRES, southwestern Saskatche-
wan, good settlement, / n soil, viii
relinouish for expenses made. Ad-
dress Owner" GIL First avenue south,
Moorhead, MINI.
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TRY WENNER's REps-They are
North Dakota bred, the kind that al
ways lay and are bred from prize win
ners; they are red 10 the skin. Send
for mating list free. NJ. II. Wenner,
r. r. 2, sawyer, N. ID,
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FOR SALE-On your own terms, one
of the very best $40 acre farms in
James river valley, Sphinx county, 8,
ID, About 500 acres under cultiva-
ton, balance hay and pasture; two
sets good buildings worth $1,000; fine
artesian well, bearing orchard. well
fenced; located near town, church and
sc% ri; S65 per acre, one-fourth down
balance to suit purchaser; would take
100 acre Red river valley farm as
first payment. Address 164, care Fo-
rum.
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WANTED-Man to carry dishes and
experienced counter man; not atrale
TO work; good wages for right party
Armstrong; Dairy Lunch.
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ron
HORSE sHoElNe.

w. II. MAppEN-Practical horse
shoeing, faulty gated horses and
cripples q specialize every shoe guar
anteed. Fifth street south. OFF Front.
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WANTEp-AU parties having property
to trade or exchange. whether It be
real or personal. to list them with US
for quick results. We keep in touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade, and make
no charge for placing yours on our
lists. We aim to make ali exchanges
on an actual cash value basis, and In
vite you to call on or write. The Reai
Estate Exchange, Kennedy block. Far
go, N. d.
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WANTED AT oNcE-one halter. one
cleaner and one tailor; STEADY Work'
Berniers' Sanitary Cleaners y Hae1ers'
Alt n. P. avenue.
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FoR LE-chlckEMa.

FOR SALES. @. White orpingtons,
cheap, a few pulIets and cockersls
u of prize winners. We can furnish
you eggs for setting. All guaranteed
TO be fertile. Chas. ID. BIakeslee, 324
Ninth avenue south, Fargo, ". ID,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stock man
who understands horses and cattle'
will pay good wages to competent MAJ
Inuuire James Kennedy, l Broaoway'
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FOR RENT-Store building, brick, IS
ks, cement basement, light and
heating system, wareroom, oil house,
all necessary fixtures, very desirable
location in Red river valley on main
line n. p. Address 25s. care Forum.
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WANTED-Two apprentices. Apply
Fargo Cornice & Ornament Co.
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sARkER,s IS THE MEDICINE.

Why hack and cough when Bankers
Remedy will cure? All druggists.
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FOR ~sALE-FARMs.

HAVE a quarter section three miles
from Bowbells, all under cultivation.
that / will sell, IL sold at once, for
$500. This farm is worth $4,000. II.
L. Lyon, Bowbells, N. d.
500 ACRE STOCK FARM, rich, dark
loan on clay, all tillable, great corn
and clover land, good eight-room
house, large barn, silo, etc, borders on
lake, in leading dairy district, one and
one-half miles from town, seventy
eight miles from st. Paul and Minnea-
polls; price $40 per acre, easy terms.
For full description and particulars
write Mrs. Sadie Fuller, 1899 Laurel
avenue, st. Paul, MINI.
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sToREHoUsE FOR RENT.

SToREHoUSE with railroad track
age. Apply DR.. Geary, room rs,
Stern building.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION to farm sales.
Thomas Nesbitt. Phone 1895. Ear
60. N. d.
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1AvE KNIGHT Printing co. Print IL
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WANTEp-Night porter, middleage
nan or past preferred. X. M. C. "A.