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For Proposed Armor Plant.

Al a Joint meeting of the business en-
..rnrise committee of the chamber of
commerce and the board of directors OF
thar organization last night at the rooms
If ,b. chamber c. commerce tie question
NJ obtaining for Alexandria the proposed
armor piate plant. as provided Tor IN a
hin nf senator Ashurst, now before the
S.nat. was taken UP ana discussed III
Was decided that the secretary OF the
chamber of commerce be directed 10
write letters to senators and representa-
ti,.es calling their attention TO the ad-
yaptaras Of this city for the establish
,nent Of such "A plant. 1t was also de-
cided 10 refer the entire matter 10 tue
chamber of commerce with the recon-
mendation that a special committee be
.nno;nted BY that organization for the
purpose of pushing the claims or Alex
andria ~
Former State Senator Lewis n Machen
delivered last night an address on JET
ferson Davis before the members or X.
=, Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, the
occasion being ali observance or inc
birthday of the president of the late
Southern Confederacy. given by the wonl-
en- of the 18th Virginia Regiment Chap
ter, United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs w ID. ogden. vice president OF the
association, who presided on behalf OF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Washington II. G.. June 4.
schools S.i Win hold an e1amination on june IL
and r. 1918. at the Franklin school building
for the position of teacher OF physical eanca-
lion in the colured high scho"s. Both men
and women eligible. WILLIAM NJ. DAVID
SON Superintendent OF Public Schools.
A DAILY HINT ON 'IooKS.'-oIR clan
month"; quarter suit. means service. WASH
1NGT0N TAILORING CO. a2l q Il NV.
rh, VI. 1916
1HE ANNUAL ELECTION or OFFICERS AMI
Nc. q. viii b. held at the office OF the asso
cation, 800 ST. NV. Thursday june .
cHAs' GERspoRFT Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
dersigned viii. on july. u, 1919. sell at publ
auction all goods stored in the name OF Mrs ~
GRAHAM GEORGE, 10 satisfy lien for storage
TIE Julius LANSBrRGH FURNITURE AND
CARPET COMPANY.
THE IND. 4 OHIO Is TIE ONLY COMPANY
authorized 10 write live stock casualty In the
District of Columbia tSe' rate cara. Agent
Liner linen. a.1 ~ 90
fHAYER-SMAIL PRINTING JOBS THAT RE;
quire utmost care and taste ar specialized
THAYER. Printer ao7 18Th 81. NV.
~ CENTER or BUSINESS DISTRICT pESlR
able store. suitable fp- electric supply louse.
printing esiabIishmeuf. manufacturing pur-
,'"sr>. "tr.: depth =, tt.. viii side alley I9F
firther particulars amply j" ERNEST GICIl-
\El; l1n1 T. ST. ny
HlCk AND LUMBER FOR SALE CHEAP
Willow Tree alley. bet ~. and :ird. \ and =
sw. Good load frewoad 81 80 delivered g your
door. Drop postal. IfECHiNGER. Gil VI NV.
y PooR COAT OF PAINT MAKES \ tHEAl
lscking house-a beautiful, durable coat OF
paint adds more real value more selHnE
value-than any other feature. Estimate ~
H. MARKWARD. 221O 18th Nv. IN. \. 22lo
{T TAKES EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE
estimate on house remoielng. repairing ana
painting. our cost estimate covers al
HEREIMAN'S Co. 1I01 VT ave. III y 4"tl
LARGE OR SMALL JOBS PROMPTLY AT
tended to; money IL your property needs
any kind Of repairing Consult ]. w. MAND
IEY'S HOUSE REPAIR Co. 1114 Bladens-
burg I'd. Phi T.. 222s Work guaranteed to please
100 LETTERHEADS 4 ALL PRINTED
400 ENVELOPES FOR
400 BILLHEADS S1.o0.
sol l4th st NV. Phone NJ. GIL
Ask for prices on typewrittcn letters
POSTAL PREiNkERT. 1906 Ne. TO CALL
with samples TO curtain your windows Opaque
shades. Soc Bes. shades on HARTSHORS
ROLLERS, soc hung
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Il Wood also sujest a bill to COMPEL
Every american citisen to attend his
Prvmeryes and Regestar and vote on
Election day. Placing a fine and I'm
prisonment for not complying With such
a Law. Except tina Guild Pruve a Lafol
excuse
from your cincere friend of justis and
Right in the intrest OF his country"
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Out-of-Town Guests.

partial list of the out-of-to"n
guests who will attend follows: MISS
Susan Blow New York. Mr.. and MIS-
Herbert Wadsworth, Washington, -
G.. Capt. and Mrs. r. Q. Van Horn, l.
& A.. Miss Nelka de Schmernoh, Rus
STA; Mrs James H. McGaVock' WSthe-
Vile Va; Joseph c. lie Bourgeois
~. Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. James r..
E,dmunds. Lynchburg. Va. Mrs: Ed
ward ID. Page, Paris. France; Col ana
Mrs Winter. L. 5. A.: Col and Mrs.
1-a.n T. = A.: Key Daingerfeld. Eat
iimore: Mrs Henry Daingerfield. Wash :
ington. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith wash ASH
incton. Lieut. I.aehy, I. ). N MISS
Emily Beatty, Washington; Dr. ana
Mrs. John Burke, Washington; Lieut..
and Mrs Fairfax Leapy, =. ,, ~ ~, ~
nd Mrs. Mark Brooke and Miss
Peachy. Washington; Mrs. Joseph M
Walker. Woodberry Lores' "a m's
charles Carter and Miss Carter BAL
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WRITES TO "DILLENHAM"
'senetar's" Correspondent Long on
Ideas, But Short on Spelling.

Senator Dillingham;. who has intro
duced a bill for the restriction Of i'm
migra ton into this country, has re-
ceived the following letter from an
,mcrican citizen, who is long on ideas.
but is short on spelling. The letter runs
as follows:
Hon Senetar Dillenham.
Dear Sir
Seeing you are about to Propose a Bill
to Restrict Emegra | have
advocates for years Will you Above Me
to Make this sujesten to be Put into
YOUR bil-that Every Emegrant of the
Male speshe Be compelld to take an
oath that tina Will become american
citisens after the Exprashen of five
years. II Not Prohibited thru comitine
"A criminal act against our Laws-and
that thare Wives Will also becoem citi-
sens after the Exprashen of : years-Iff
the sufegres Wins thare Right to vote
in this country.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Miss BeaII DaingerfieId to Wed
Ensign H. B. lie Bourgeois.
BRILLIANT EVENT TONIGHT
Plans of Business Men to Obtain the
Proposed Government Armor
Plate Plant.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEX ANDRIA, Va. June !. 1913.
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
will be the scene of a brilliant wedding
ceremony tonight, when Miss Beall Dam
gerfield, daughter of Mrs. William Bath
urst Daingertield will become the bride
of Ensign Henry Blow lie Bourgeois. I.
S. ~ The ceremony will be performed
by Rev F. z. Phillips. rector. \ large
gathering of local society people, together
with many from out of the city, Will at
tend the wedding.
Following the wedding there will he a
reception at the home of the mother OF
the bride-elect In the receiving line at
tho reception will be Miss Susan Blow,
aunt of the bridegroom. of CazenoVla. =
Y. and Mrs William b. Daingel1leld,
mother of the bride-to-be.
The bride will enter the church with
her brother. Bathurst Daingerheld' ps
whom she will be given in marriage. The
wedding march will be played by Sher-
man B. Fowler, organist of the church
accompanied by an orchestra from the
L. S. S. Dolphin.
The church has been beautifully hec-
Grated with white roses. daisies and palms
with daisy chains entwining the pillars
and railing of the church steps leadlns
to the altar. The pews for members OF
the family have been marked of witt
pink roses.
The bride will wear a gown of white
crepe meteor. The bodice will be OF white
chiffon and point applique lace, ehproiu
cred in pearls. The chiffon pannicrs %
the skirt will be caught with pearls AM
orange blossoms edged with pearls. Hel
veil will be point applique lace with
wreath of orange blossoms, and her now
ers will consist of shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley
Her going away gown will be blue
with gray hat trimmed with American
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Bride Attended by Niece.

The bride will be attended by her niece,
Miss Harriet Dangerfield Love. She Will
wear a gown of accordion pleated point
de esprit draped with charmeuse and
caught with rosebuds She will carry
sweet peas The following will be the
bridesmaids: Miss Barbara Campbell.
Charles Town, w. Va; Miss Kate Ed
munds Lynchburg, Va; Miss Sue Mum
ford. Annapolis Md: Misses Elizabeth
Dulaney Herbert Harriet Douglas ana
Esther Burke. all of Alexandria.
rose. while the second two will wear
lighter shade and the last two will wear
shell pink. harmonizng or shading down
10 the brides gown of white.
The bridegroom will have for ms pest
man Ensign Jules James L. ). n the
following will be the groomsmen: Lieut.
Patrick Bellinger. Lieut. William T. Nal
lison. Paymaster John II. Knapp. En-
sign Archibald Hugh Douglas, Ensign
James r. Barry and Ensign Godfrey de
c. Chevalier.
The house decorations will consist of
roses and palms, the color scheme beng
pink. -,
Following the reception the couple VIII
leave for Cazenovia. y. Y, where they
will spend a month and. after the second
week in July. they will be at nome at
the Ontario apartment. Washington.
The bridegroom is a son or the rate
Icseph Charles lie Bourgeois and
grandson of the late Henry L. Blow. one
time minister to Venezuela. who was one
of the first Commissioners OF the DISTRICT
of Columbia.
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Sz,5OO.OO.

FOR SALE-THIS BEAt flfiL ~ II
urban home near Episcopal Cathedral.
rooms bath screened l"rches md Nih-
dows: laundry AMI servants tcilei ia
basement: hot-wateF heat. electric lighi
throughout emergency gas hight. eh-
stove in Kitchen: modern open Fireplace IN
parlor for emergency with ornamental
iron shutter To- fireplace: sheathed With
California redwood: detached. lot 43Nl25
TT: la-fi. alley in rear: asphalt roadway:
cement sidewalk: beautiful lawn all
around house. 4 bargain "a cash pur-
chaser Address BOX -. Star office.
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the women of the 18th Virginia Reg1-
ment Chapter presented the camp with
a handsome wall clock, which was &C
cepted on behalf of the camp by Com
mander William A. Smoot. The mu-
steal program given follows: Violin solo,
by Miss kast, with Miss Katherine Wal
Ter as accompanst: vocal solo, Miss Mar
guerite P. Finks. and piano duet by Mrs.
Frederick P. Russell and Mrs. Edgar
Warfield. jr.
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DANCING.

MEETINGS. MONDAY WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY.
pm sharp a message 10 each: daily read
fngs Mrs j r. MALTBY sn1 Mt. yerLon o.
NV. back ~ Carnegie Library Phone NJ 3to.-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-06
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos-
URE SALE.

Notice ts hereby given that a certain
mortgage made. executed and delivered
by B.. f. Thompson. an unmarried man.
dated iHs.f1 April sSth hoh is1s Msn n il md9fft or gee:
ord in the Office of the register Of deeds
of Grand Forks county. n. D., on Nav
1st. 1912, and there recorded in book
foreclosed by a sale of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter describ-
ed at the front door. Alpha avenue en-
trance. of the federal building now be.
ner Of Alpha avenue and Fourth street.
In the city of Grand Forks, North Da-
kota. on the 9TH day of January. 1914,
at the hour Of " o'clock. pm, Of said
said mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are situated in Grand Forks
as follows. to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter of Section
HUI ZEE, Fifty-one G51> Range Fifty.
And whereas default has occurred in
me terms OF said mortgage by the
failure and refusal of the mortgagor
to "a an installment Of the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage. long since
overdue, and interest on the mortgage,
n the mortgage electing to hereby
goes declare due In accordance with the
sci!iAS oI SalO mortgage, the whole sum
and all the 'installments secured nv
said mortgage,
Now therefore. there will be due on
said mortgage at the date of sale the
sum OF Two Thousand Two Hundred
Two and 66-100 Dollars (32.202.55).
Dated November 28th. 1913.
John Moody.
Mortgage
Murphy & DugGan.
Attorneys for MortEagee.
Grand Forks, North Dakota,
(Nov. 20. Dec. 6-13-20-27, 1913; Jan. 8.
1910
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G NOTICE
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS.
URE SALE.

Whereas default has occurred in the
terms and conditions of the mortgage
hereinafter described. in that the mort
Ssgo inte n r tailed n1on ts e m rssqssa to aps;,
and dues upon the stock Of this asso-
citation pledged as security for such
mortgage debt. and the same are un-
BS'G reason aer m9 of s saeh S defanits m4 tRs mo and
gagee has declared the entire mort
gage debt u and payable.
Notice is hereby given that that GER
livered BY Theobold Dutt and Christina
Dutt, his wife. mortgagors. to Grand
Forks Building and Loan Association,
party Of the second part, dated July
office Of the register Of deeds Of Grand
and there recorded In book 1923" Of
mortgages at page "s44". will be fore
such mortgage and Hereinafter describ-
ed. at the front door Of the federal
office building. Alpha avenue en-
trance, now being used as the court
house. hon al the corner Of Alpha avenue
Of December, A. d. 1918, at the hour Of
TWO o'clock p. m. of said day. to satis-
ny ny the me d mount mt due due upon said mortgage
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same re-: Lots five CD, and six
90, in block (2), Bulge & Eshelman's
Third addition to the city of Grand
Forks, DIT. (now state of North Dako-
tai
There will be due upon such mort
gage on h day of sale the total sum
Of One Thousand n One Hundred
besides the costs of this foreclosure.
Dated this 21st day Of November. A.
ID. 1918.
Grand Forks Building
and LOAF Association.
Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgage.
G aanS. P esaas' De- 3; d s~.,,.ao..7,
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The Markets III
L|STLESS WHEAT
MARKET today
Entire Session Ruled Within
Very Narrow Limits
Closing Prices Easier.

Minneapolis. Dec. 6.-The wheat
market has been listless and without
feature today. the range being within
extremely narrow limits and closing
prices a shade easier than yesterdays
close.
Weather in the Argentine was re-
ported to be unsettled and hot.aPri-
mary receipts today in the United
States were 500, 900 bushels. One year
ago they We're 1,435,00O bushela
shipments today were 1858, 900 busl-
bushels.
The Buenos Aires market closed
unchanged. The Liverpool wheat
market closed unchanged to l.s high
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DULUTH FLAX
WINNIPEG CLOSE
BROONIHALL GABLES

Liverpool: Wheat opened UNI
changed and then advanced 1-S to
Ia on the. steady American cables
and forecast Of lighter worlds ship
mnets this week with the strength in
Rosario helping. The advancing tend
endcy was checked, however. by a
cable this morning reporting the
weather in the Argentine more settled
with indications Of clearing and our
agents report of further light rain in
paris Of India. The near month was
steadily held on expectations Of small
worlds shipments to the United
Kingdom. Australia is offering freely
and Russian arrivals at ports show an
increase. At the close the market
was dull but steady and unchanged
to 1-S higher than yesterday.
Corn opened unchanged and later
advanced Ia with the undert0ne very
steady. At the close. prices were rs.
up from yesterday.
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CLOSING CABLES.

CLOSING CABLES.
Liverpool. wheat unchanged to Is
higher. Corn Ia higher. T,
Buenos Aires. wheat unchanged. Corn ;
Ia higher to Us lower. ,
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one 500 WILL GET THE RESULTS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
FURRIERs

YOUR FURs TO BE REMon.
sied or repaired to s. Friedman. he
!urrier. II =. Fourth st. '"e
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THREATENS DONNELLY'S
RECORD.

(Wheaton Gazette-Reporter.)
Dan Lawler continues to be a thorn
in the side of the ruling faction of
Minnesota's democracy. He has. filed
for the democratic nomination for
governor. AS a experimentation can
didate, Daniel bids fair to oItrival the
late 1gnatius Donnelly.
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CLEANERS N E

WE PRESS CLOTHES the old fashion,
ed way; 1t lasts longer. Ohio Dry
Cleaning and Dyeing Shop. 424 DeMers
Ave. rs. 404J: N. W. 610L.
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D AND FURS.

SHIP YOUR. HIDES AND FURs :!
- TO aINsBERa BROS: sez','
where yous can get full market price.
906 First AVE. GRAND.FoRKS, N. D.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-06

FOR SALE-Furniture
VIZ WANT TO BUY 500 STOVEs
hat al kinds Of furniture and
for ' McEenE GOODS Phone $50 and ask
.McNenzle. lS7 South Third street.
FOR BARGAINS IN SECOND HAM,
furniture and stoves 60 to North.
sS y ! fusnlture Co.. 20s So. Third
FOR SATISFACTORILY NEW III.
prary table with end book shelves
ADDRESS 503 Times-Herald.
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STORAGE

STORAGE IN FIRE PROOF BUILDING
PanoYitz Furniture and Carpet Co.
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FOR SALE HOUSE ON NORTH
big snap. NJ. z. Murphy.
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Mrs. Pankhurst is going back with
only about 10000 American dollars.
Madam Bernhard can do better than
that, even if she is a grandmother.
Considering everything, the candi-
dates for congress who failed to be
elected are probably less sorry now
than they were last March.
4-,- ,---. -
A little self denial will save o
more than any tariff law.
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WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. James Collins, 7l6
North 4th street.
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WANTED-oMPETENT GIRL FOR
general house work. 4os South 4th
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. 316 Walnut street; cali
Saturday or Sunday.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

NONRESIDENT WISHES TO SELL 8
houses all close in, one or all to q
buyer. Bargain prices prevail. See
Judge Purcell.
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wANTMD-coMPETENT GIRL FOR
general Homework. 715 North. Third
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o

- MRS. M. c PIERCE
hair. moles, warts, etc. Electrolytic
face bleaching. massage n scalp
treatments. Manicuring. Graduate
chiropodist. Distilled water for sham
Department. Third Floor. Ontario Store.
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BE AN ACTRESS: TRAIN FOR THE
stage. Apply p. O. Box 290. Grand
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GIRL FOR
general homework. Mrs. A. p. Cliff
ford. 1913 Reeves ave.
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MINNEAPoLIs WHEAT
Puts. May 87a-5.
Calls, May 88i. .
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R
cH1RoPoD1sTs

DR.. ]. q. ANSoN CH1RoPoD1sT
Expert on all foot troubles. Corns
removed without pain. 1ngrowing
nails and bunions scientifically
treated. Clifford Annex. DeMers
avenue. Tri-Stats 236J. Northwest-
-tern ,1360L
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neutrality-suspicious. GIRL FOR
general homework Mrs. G. ]. Couvr-
cite. 622 Belmont.
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WANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
+. L. 7, colosky. MARVEL. N. b..
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ROOMS o RENT

TWO LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOMS
for rent; with telephone: one block
from post Office. Call 677J North
western.
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HATTERs

HATS = ALL KINDS. CLEANED
blocked like new. Wilson, Hotel
Dacotah.
WE MAKE YOUR OLD HATS NEW
again. s.: Friedman, IL s, Fourth ST.
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOM FLAT,
furnished. including piano; will rent
at once to- reliable party without
Block.
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FOR RENT MODERN FURNISHED
= rooms for housekeeping; very rea-
sonable 1908 University ave. rs.
9l4J.
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WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
with homework. Apply 705 Chestnut.
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M1sc.-FoR SALE

FOR sALE-s SPRING REACH DRAY
wagon. 1000 pounds capacity. Apply
Joe Scott 137 south Third.
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DANCING ACADEMY

MR.. w. w. HALL,
Private Lessons Given at Any limo.
Class Dancing Saturday Evening 8 P. M
Il. G. HALL. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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KODAK FINISHING

lave YOUR FINISHING DONE AT
the Acme Studio. 115 North Third.
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= GIRL FOR GENERAL.
~houscwork. Call 613' either phone.
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FOR sALE-CHEAP If TAKEN Al
once. one lot 26x14O feet. Frank
Roese. East Grand Forks. 7l6 DO
Mers ave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

THE LAMSoN HOUSE.
First class board and room; IS a week.
300 Belmont:r N. w. 1891.
WANTED-BoARDERS AND ROOM
era. 6l7 North 4th street.
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FOR RENT - FOUR FURNISHED
ceSt ha aef h9aSSssek seep 81 MODERN ex-
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EXPERIENCED D1N1NGROoM GIRL
wanted at Hall Hotel. Bill SO. Third.

WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL Fol
general house work. TO South 4th.
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FARM LANDS

Read the Times-Hersld Want Ads
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OSTEOPATHS
:

wANTBD-A FEW MUSIC PUPILS AT
csc a lesson; can furnish good refer
ence. Phone 1881.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-27
GEO. EVANS AT THE
CAIRO OPERA HOUSE.

Geo. Evans and his Honey Boy
Minstrels will be the attraction at
the Cairo Opera House Saturday.
Nov. /, matinee and night, with an
absolutely all new program Of min
strel cyolutions and a production OF
new scenery, costumes, musical fea-
lures and song numbers. There will
be many new faces in the company
though, of course, past favorites like
John King, Vaughn Comfort, Sam
Lee, viii Cawley, James Meohau,
Tommy Hyde, Joseph Gillespie, Joe
Wesley and others will be in evil.
dence. The new Honey Boys num-
Der such capable minstrels as Will
liam II. Thompson, formerly leading
baritone singer with Nine Schuman-
Ileinke; Eldon Dlrand, a female
impeTsonator who brings to this
production wardrobe which has
cost we'll into the thousands of dol
lars. Rags Leighton, who has a
national reputation as an eccentric