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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
The Great Frederick Fair.

With the return Of October days
comes the time for the Great Freder-
lick Fair, which will be held 1t Frsder-
lex. Md, this year on October q. %,
% and "a No fair IN Maryland affords
It's patrons 4 better or more varied
program Of amusements. and the man
agement this year have added many
new features that will prove interest
ing and instructive. The free attrae-
lions in front OF the grand stand Will
include the Famous AdaE Troupe of
seven people who are world-renoRned
gymnasts. Harry Miller and his seven
celebrated outdoor gocallaIs. who Rill
sing all the latest. up-to-date songs
with band accompaniment the SenHa-
tional Smithson, in the tHirl of eye
ling the chasm the Iron-Jawed An
gloIIo In his astounding Hurcnlean
performance OF lifting an automobile
with his teeth; the Three Gyclonlans
in 4 whirlHlnd Of mirth on whizzIng
wheels. The famous aefonaut, King
Kelly, will make daily balloon aseen-
sions with four parachute drops by
two men from the same balloon
There will be much else To amuse and
entertain--a crowded midway, fine ex-
hiblts. splendid poultry show with a
duck pond as a new feature and both
harness and running races by some
of the best horses IN the country. The
railroads viii run special trains and
sell excursion tickets at reduced rates
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THOMAS & COMPANY.
B 4. Main Street, Westminster, Md.

Special Offering. excellent farm Of g
Acres. plenty o. fruit, good water and
buildings. n miles from Westminster.
Price 100000.
1856 Acre Farm. 30 Acres in good tim
Der. excellent buildings. within 1 miles
Of Westminster. Price $500 %.
Farm IS Acres. located within several
miles u Westminster, about i Acres
excellent timber, good meadow land.
farm suitable Tor dairy farm.
Farm 30 Acres. located within i miles
Of Westminster. good land and build
lngs. abundance fruit. particularly well
located
Farm lb2 Acres, neu buildings. within
y miisz Of Westminster. plenty Of fruit.
one OF the best meadows IN the County.
Particularly adapted 70 dairy purposes.
Farm II Acres. excellent land. within
) mile Of Westminster. good buildings.
abundance OF fruit under high state Of
cultivation.
A neH Cottage. eight rooms. steam
heated. handsome bath room. with every
modern convenience. located on Penn
aYlvania Avenue.
We alao have a number Of other
farms and town properties. which We
viii gladly she. and quote prices AM
terms upon application
+ aug =
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Our first BABY.
strong and liealtiyaii
We attribute tliisI
suit 10 the timelYa
nfyellr Emp r,n -
NH. FE&Z noa2ss.
kont, Oregon.
owe my life m !
my baby's good heslz1
= Jour Com pounl.-
RS. w. SPEnrmL
IF. D..So. 2, Tn.
Alabama
I have three GILL
dnn andZtook ~uF
Compound each time
Mrs. JONI HOWARD,
Wilmington, Vermont.
I hasaa lovely
baby boy and you an
tell every ono thai no
isa' Pinkham' baby
-Ars.L0ma FIseum,
= Munf0 st., Carl
sIaalt, N. J..
We arc at last
blessed With n w8t
little babyEirl. Mrs
GA. L. -,
hontegutI.A.
I have ono OF the
finest baby girls ou
ever saw.-Mrs. CE..
GOODWIN. 1919 s. 9Th
st.. Wilmington, NC.
= My husband izIha
Iappiest man alive 10
day." hrs. CLARA
DARBRAKE 397 MmIl.
Il ST., Buffalo. Ny.
=. Nov Ihave . nIee
baby 81. tho IoYoI
our homa8-Mrz.Uo.
SILVA Corr, NoZIf7
So. Gate st., Wom@
ter. Mass
u hayea fine Htmng
baby daughter nov
Nirs. A. 0g,
DewittYIlie, Ny,
Route Il.
/ have = big.Iat,
healthy .n-MmA,
= BALEsaHa, RID,
Eal, Baltimore, Ohio,
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1917.

ut The following places In the several
precincts and districts, tozRit:
District No. 1. Precinct No. I'm
Ffremen's Building on Baltimore
street, In TaneytoHa.
District No l. Precinct No. An
hekenrode'E shop. on Church street,
In TaneyloWn.
District No. 2. Precinct No. In
the ]. o. i. Building, In uniontoXu.
District No. 2. Precinct No. I'm
the residence OF Luther O. Eckafd. in
| Tyrone.
District No. s.--At the Mystic Chain
Hall. In Silver Rnn.
District No. /. First precineI-ln
the property occupied by Denton Bels-
ter. near sandyyIlIe. known as baby
lon.a Hotel. same rs last year.
District No. 4, Second PrecineI-ln
the residence OF Harry {. shlpleY. In
Bird Hill.
District No. 6.=-In the building of
selby and Frizzell. in Elderaburg.
District No 9, Precinct No. In
the Firemen's Building, Manchester.
District No. G. Precinct No. 2.--In
the vacant room adjoining the resi-
denee OF Miss Sarah { Trump. In
Manchester.
District No. 7. Precinct No : In
James Boylans Barber Shop, on Court
street, in Westminster.
District 10. 7. Precinct n. I'm
the store room next TO corner of Main
and John streets. On West Main street
IN Westminster.
District No. 7. Precinct No. a.-In
Ia .f
East Main street. N Westminster.
District No. Z, Fourth precineI--Ai
the Westminster Fertilizer Co. Build
Ing. near corner Green and Liberty
streets, At The II. I. Bridge, in vest
minister.
District No Sat Flremen'f
building. Hampstead
District No. AT the residence OF
Mrs. Malinda Smith. Taylorsville.
District No. l0.--At the Hotel oil
Mrs. Lynn. Mlddleburg.
District No. f1-At FIremen's Hall
In New Windsor.
District No. 1z.--At the Firemen'i
Building. Union Bridge.
District No. 13--In the store room
OF w. II. Rudy, opposite the First Ma
tional Bank, In Mt. Airy.
District No. lin the residence o.
Vim. +. Jordan, IN BerreII.
ANDREW P. FRIZZELL, Pres;
s. LUTHER BARE,
EDWARD o. DIFFENDAL,
Board OF Supervisors OF Election foI
Carroll County. Maryland.
Test: William Il. Paynter, Clerk.
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4. :. STR0UT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD w. CASE. Manager
q East lain Street,
Westminster. Md.
C. Phone. l2.

Have Tor auIaE sale he following 1as
farms. H9msss nd orchard iaadz= EazY
terms nd possession II ance.
10 me % ere poultry and fEnIi farm |.
ane improvements. riek soil, aae water.
timber md fruit to ! cuttings alfaIfa
Per YsaFi having an average Of 20 from
sRgs I'D alone. per m1nlh, til winter.
friee aHIy t1s10.
$50 acre farm. Eaod fruII. timber,
HateT. fir buildings. I'LL cut 20 worth
lBmhaFz Price 1900
1910 acre TaFm, Nth good improve
laents. 6ut laaI Year 80 tons Of hay land
lies VEL. npf fruit, Hater aud timber
Price only f4a10. for quick sale will In
slpds + acres growing grain
iaz = acre firm. for $500. z0I-e acre
home $1,000 z1Hi47 acre, -. farm.
$1,000 fine home 10 Westminster. $500
in5 Money making peach orchard I
acres O lHnh. planted 70 : Ysar tree
realized last xHaT nearly 5000 from peach
crop. nFer $40 from HheAt suId. One
crop should pa for orchard. Price only
$500. HnFth al Of xiau1.
For fnIi information eail on Of address
=, ". gasc. Westminster. Nd.
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NOTICE OF THE TIME
II AND PLACE OF REG.
ISTRATION AND REVIS-
ION THEREOF, IN CAR
ROLL COUNTY, ND.

Notice Is hereby given b. the Board
of Supervisors OF Election of Carroll
county. pursuant 10 and IN accord
anee with the directions contained in
Section II Of Article 80 OF the Code OF
Public General Laws OF Maryland,
thai the Board Of Registry for The
several election districts and pre-
cineIs Of Carroll county. Id. will ait
for the purpose Of registering quail
fed voters and eraaing The names OF
those disqualified. between the hours
OF o'clock. a. m. and o'clock, ?. m,
on
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Some.

! great surprise was given to
Leonard Hossler n honor of his 18th
birthday at the home Of his mother.
Mrs. Ellen Hossler. There were about
So guests present and dancing was
the main feature OF the evening.
Music wa rendered by the Gummel
& Harris Orchestra and the dance
was managed by Warehime and Har-
RS. At Il o'clock refreshments we're
served in abundance, of which al ate
heartily, after which they left for
their homes wishing Leonard many
more birthdays.
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Milton A. Sullivan
REAL ESTATE AGENT
90 W Main ST.,
Has for sale the following:


Has for sale the following:
No. Fine residence on w. Main st.
No 3-Frame residence on ". Main
Street.
No. Town property.
No. 5-Stock of Groceries and Fix
lures
No 6-BuiIding Lot in West end of
town.
No. 7-Residence on East Green st.
No. ) 1921 Acre Farm
No. u y Acre Farm
No Il Fine Residence on Carroll st.
No. L 30 Acre Farm.
M ID ly2 Acre Farm.
NJ H-20 Acre Farm.
| No. Il s Acre Farm.
| No. 20-l2 Acre Farm.
! No. = 1876 Acre Farm.
No . Property on Penna Avenue.
No. % Building Lots in East End OF
! town.
No. g Town Property.
No. q : 30 Acre Farm.
No. 30 : 65l Acrr farm.
! No 81 LIS Acre farm.
No. 32-Building Lots in East End Of
town.
No. 3s-Property on George Street.
| No. 3z-Store Property on E. Main st.
No. a5-l2I Acres OF farm land near
! HoucksYille.
| No. 3g-BuildIng Lot on Bond st.
No. 3I-Four Baltimore Properties.
No. 3s-Building Lots on Court st.
! No. a9-63 Acre Farm
No. 40-20 Acre Farm.
No. Al-67 Acre Farm.
No. Z Property on Locust Avenue.
Union Bridge. Nd.
No. 45-Brick Property on Pennsyl-
Yania Avenue.
No 4s-25l Acre Farm.
No. 1910 Acre Farm.
NO. gg-Property on Liberty Street
No. 81 10 Acre Farm.
! No. 6z-Ss Acre Farm.
nj. A. SULLIVAN.
| Phone 46k. NAV 28tf
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Seven Wonders of the world.

A French newspaper has lately
collected the votes of men of science
n to the Seven Wonders of the Mod
ern World"
The seven thai had the most votes
we're: |. Wireless telegraphy. 2,
the telephone; ;. the acceptance: 4,
lradlum. ). antiseptlcs and antIIoxins;
g. spectrum analysis; !. X-raya.
OF the famed seven wonders OF
The ancient world only one vas OF
any practical use, the lighthouse al
Alexandria. All these modern won
ders are intensely practical and OF
xast benefit to tie human race.
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1.-THE LOCUSTS,"
4 Fine Farm situated In Freedom
District For Sale.

| VII sell privately the fine farm
known ~ 'The LocuHts. owned by Mr..
A. ?. Gordonzcnmming and containing
about 20S ACRES. The Mansion House
was burned tins spring. the other i'm
provements consist Of tenant house, the
servant house. shop. Two bank barns:
wagon shed, barrack md all other nee
essarY outbuildings. About 10 Acres
Of 1t ! meadow land. Water Is pump
ed b gasoline engine 70 the buildings.
Plenty Of fruit. shrubbery, &c. 1t i
located about mile from the new state
road md about four miles from Sykes
vile. Possession can De given at once.
Write or cal upon
GUY w. STEELE.
Attorney.
july Il If Westminster. Md.
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: DEMONSTRATORS SALE
= OF
LEASEH0LD PROPERTY
IN Manchester. Carroll County. Nd.

by virtue of TIE power and author
= contained In letters If admInlstra-
ton upon the estate of Annie :. Iaoata.
deceased. and m order II the Orphans.
Court d Carroll county. the Under
aIgn6d administrator, HIli offer at
public ale upon he premises. situated
n Manchester. Carroll county. Id, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18th. 1913,
4 2 o'clock T. n. all int lot of land
situated IN Man street. adjoining the
properties OF aIsa Laura Burns and
William Weaver which aas owned b.
annie : Iyoata. deceased. ThIE prop
.Hty II Improved by ; log weather
boarded house aI Nix rooms md uuI
kitchen. wood house. hog pen md al
HaoessaT. outbuIIdlnRa II has , front
Of 26iA FEET on Main street anH lot
belonging TO Il back o. the aIIEl AM
Z subject 10 a ground rent of : cents
year Possession VII be given on
ratification OF sale.
Terms Of saIes-~0na=fhird Of the
purchase money TO be paid On day ol
ale, OF IN the ratification thereof. and
the balance IN 10 equal payments. the
one In IL months and The other In
j twelve months. credit payments 10 b
secured ~ bonds or aIngie bills Of TIN
! purchaser or purchasers, With an.
proved security. bearing interest from
] day OF ale or all cash at the option
Of the purchaser or purchasers.
CHARLES l.. I0ATS,
Administrator of Annie @. Loats de
/ ceased.
Guy Y. Steele. Attorney.
William shearer. AueIIoneer.
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HOUSE WANTED. Party wishes
= to rent good or room dwelling
in Westminster 1T once, for year with
privilege Of or 5 years. Must have
stable room for horses. eern crib and
hen house. Will pay reasonable price.
Apply It ADVOCATE OFFICE.
sept - 1t
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"unele joe Cannon WIN Turn Demo.
erat.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Joseph Guer-
ney Cannon. a former member Of the
House of Representatives and he
publican, who was defeated for re-
election in 1912. came to town to at
tend the meeting Of the Lincoln Memo
rial Commission. of which he Is a
member.
With regard to present conditions
Mr.. Cannon had little to say. But
this Is his view Of general conditions
As ! view the outlook. We have got
to walt until the Democrats are prov
en- by their works. Give them a
chance. As Republican | naturally
feel that their Legislation will work
disaster and they will pay the penalty
of lost popular support as usual.
But, BY the way. this talk Of the
regular Republicans turning to Roose-
welt to save them ere they perish IL
all tommy-rot. All I've got to say IL
this: Let's keep cool awhile aud LEI
the country work out its own saliva.
tion. If the Democrats can really dc
all they have promised I'll be
Il don't turn Democrat myself.
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CH|LDLESS
WOMEN

Thee womsa once chI1dless nov happy md
physically wei With healthy chiidFenuill tell loF
LydI. :. Pinkhzmss Vegetable Compound mil ;
AL this possible. Here are the names and correct
addrezses--wriIa them II Jon want to, and learn
for yourself. They are only few out OF man
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GHnRlFF's SALE
= t. VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In Westminster. Maryland.

By YIriue Of certain writ Of der
Taeias Issued on Of tie Circuit Court
Tor Carroll County. Maryland. IT the
Huit Of Mary J. zahn against The
Goods. ehattela. lands and lenemenlz
u Roaa ~ fInglinF. formerly Rosa
Il ZaIn and William o. TIngiinK.
her husband md George A. Zahn, and
70 me directed | have seized all the
right. title, interest and estate.
claim md demand. both Mt Nv and
IN equity of tn said ROSA i. Wing
Ing, formerly Rosa Il. 2ahn and
William o. YInelinK and George :
Lahn. n aud u all Ihose tracts o.
parts d tracts or parcels Of land
known n Lott Nos. i and i. being
parts Of 4 tract Of land called whites
geYela fronting about eighty feet o.
Church street. In The city Of West
minister. and which i now occupied
y Charles Turtle. and being the same
lands described in q deed from George
:. Iahn 20 sarah :. Zahn, bearing
date APRIL %. 1879. and recorded
among tho Iand Records Of Carroll
County. IN Llher J. D. B., No. Z, foIIa
a5f. and are also the same lands de.
aeribed In deed from George Y
Lahn % George A. Xahn dated Sep
TENDER II. fa07. and recorded among
tho Land Records Of Carroll County
N Llber d. 2. s., No. 107. folio %
save such parts thereof as have been
sold OF and conveyed. This nropert.
| Is improved by a weatherboardea
dwelling house.
And I hereby give notice that saIi
property viii Be sold BY me At publ.
sale II the highest bidder on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1918,
IT 2 o'clock 4 m, on the premises i
Westminster. Carroll county. MARY
land.
Terms of saie:-Gaah.
ELIAS N. DAVIS. Sheriff.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1918,
DuHLIC SALE
4 OF
ly..l-=R AND UNCUT TREE TOPS.

VII nod the first public sale on the
premises vi IT. Charles MitIen. FinKz=
burg. CarruiI fnunty. On
THURSDAY, OCTOBER .. 1918.
at o'clock. ?. m, u mo feet Of boards.
oak plank and acantiing he latter being
2x4, 2x6 and 2x5; also ~ sesea of uncut
tree tops, set buggy harasss. force
pump. ! gasoline engine, 301 feet gal
vanized pipe.
Terms OF sale-Three moe.as credit.
GEO. w. = AIR.
F. :. Albaugh, AueI. So cot
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 10Th. 1913,

i o'clock =. n. all That valuable
raal estate conveyed = said mort.
EHge. containing
- Acres. Reeds and IS Perehes,
more or IeHs, and improved hy ; TWO
STORY DWELLING HOUSE. barn
and other necessary oulbulldInEs.
This property i near Weldon. and
mar Me- Bethany Methodist Epic.
opal Church. about l = miles south
u David :. Stems store. AlHo near
Cover sIoTe. and adiolna The lands OF
LILLIAN TrayeF. and William shar=
rstts, On the Buffalo foad leading 10
Nes Liberty Road. an occupied b.
David nIEler i Is tn same lands
conveyed ~ taFI y. ueyllhIHz and
vic % David higher and Eliza V
Higler. h wife. b deed dated March
!. 1905. and recorded among the
land records Of Carroll county. In
IIber i. = s.. .. t0z. folio 20. &c.
Terms Of sals.-tl0a.10 TO b paid
IN cash N day Of saia. balance 10 be
aid on 10 ratification ~ sale - the
Court. giving notes 9TH approved
security. or these terms mHy be
changed n sui purchaser
Y. FRANK THOMAS.
Assignee 81 MORTGAGE.
ian /. Ion. Attorney.
sep : q
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Tuesday. October III. 1913.

and for the purpose Of revision only
ION which day no name can be regis
tered on
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: S ,ldNEE Or MoRTdAuEl's
u SALE. OF :
Desirable Farm !!
Near Sans Greek. IN Franklin District,
Carroll Co, Nd, nov owned and
occupied by David RiKIer.

~ virtue OF lhe power Of sac con-
tanned In the mortgage from Lei F.
neYiibiaa and Mollie Devilblaa. bic
vie. former oHneral to Harry r.
koontz. dated March 18th. 100. and
recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records OF Carroll county
IN Jlber D. p. s. No -. folio ia
-. the undersigned n aasiguae OF
HaId mortgage, I'LL Offer at public
ale on he property. On
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I>Op SALE-A small farm contain
Il ing 10 ACRES OF LAND. on the
old Hook Road, and adjoina lands Of
Fred Walking, John Gessel and Geo.
Logue, known as the Lewis WinkIer
property. Has a fine orchard. For
further information apply to
JOHN P0IsEL,
aug y 1mz Westminster. Nd.
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II ORIAaEGis sALE
ASA or
Desirable Property
Near Woodbine. Carroll ounty. Nd.


BY virtue Of the power OF sale con.
tanned IN n Mortgage from Arthur Z
Woodward and Rachel Woodward. hi
Fife. 70 The sxEeayiiIe Building A.
ISOLATION OF Carroll County. dated
Hay laIh. 1912. and recorded amona
he Real Estate Mortgage Records OF
CARROLL county. n LibeT o. y. 7 No
.. folio i43. &c. tie undersigned
Attorney therein named 10 ell The
Eame. I'll Offer for ale. ut public
10. On Re premises. O
SATURDAY. OCTOBER eth. 1914,
- : o'clock p. n. all that parcel oil
Ind b. Haid Mortgage conveyed. con.
tanning UHe II Acre of Land. more
Or icsH. being The same land thai was
+ conveyed 10 the Hald Arthur 7. wood.
Hsrd and Rachel Woodward. hIz wife
= William 1. Woodward. ~ deed
bearing date On tho 18Th daY Of Ianu.
+ ~. 10. and recorded among tn
and Records If Carroll county, IN
F IAber q. u. G.. 20. II. folio 10, ete
Tho improvements thereon consist
= a God frame. 2=zIory dseillns
house. md other necessary uatbuiid
iaKa
+ This property Is situated about one.
haif mIla Wei Of Moodbine. On n.
rad leading from HateraFIIle 1
! NoodbIas. and adjoinH the Iands o
John Zanp. William Z. Woodward ant
others
II Il ; desirable little property. ant
should command the attention o.
+ purchasers.
Terms 81 sale Oaezlhlrd eaah o.
I'D daY q sale. or on the ratification
thereof = the Court. one,thlTH in al
months. and Ihe Other onezIlIrd II
twelve months from tn day If sale
he deferred payments 10 BE- secures
= the notes Of the purchaser of puf
shaAefHz Nth approved security. an
bearing interest from Ihe daY II sale
IT The Nhole d the purchase nIonej
nay b paid IN cash. = the option o
tie purchaser n purchasers
10. MILTON HEIFsNIDER.
Attorney named n the Mortgage
Joseph =. BeTfelt. AaetioneaT
#nn IL L
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REAL ESTATE.
Now i the Time 10 Buy Farms, Town
Properties, Timber Tracks. and
Farms Of every description,
Fer Sale Nv
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ORVILLE c. ZEpP,
General Merchandise,
SIMPLIFY. ND.
ca I. sO0-li aus Is
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THE SUMS RAYS
NEGLECT OF WINDOW BLINDS.

Our blinds aubdus light ard reiieFe the
strain Of the eyes. They're well made
and not expensive. Get Your window
measurements and we wi tell yuu our
price for binding your house.
Ne carry = large and assorted line OF
Lumber. Sash. Doors. Blinds. Roofing
Slate. Porch and Stair Work. Cement.
Sand, Stone, Roofing Faits, Building
Paper, Wall Plaster. etc.
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FIRE INSURANCE FREE
ALMOST

| have saved money for others
and can % the same Tor YOU
| am now prepared to write Fire Insur-
anee On Dwellings, Household Goods IN
the very best companies for almost
nothing; as low az 500 a $1,000.
You cannot afford 70 be without the
protection at the price ] charge. Be-
fore Your present policy expires. see
me first.
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WANTED.

Many = woman gets married sim
My because II i absolutely necessary
or her % have IN audience.
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HAVING ESTABLISHED A
REAL ESTATE OFFICE IN
REisTERST0WN

! am prepared 70 handle ali properties.
auR1 BIN B. I. GORsUCH.
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NOTICE

Viii buY Lima Beans ~ Office Of
American Express Company, every
Friday
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Have Tor auIzE sale he following me
farms homes. nd orchard iaHUz EaHY
terms md possession 81 ance
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-16
Gets Team in
Northern %League~the
Little MiIIers Here
CantIlon Brothers Decided to Place Their Minneapolis Team
Here Next Year and Fargo Is Assured Of
First Class Baseball ~.

Fargo is to AVE a team in the
Northern league next year. At a
meeting held at Minneapolis Rate yes
terday Michael Cantillon, owner of the
Minneapolis can in the Northern
league and also of the Min
neapolis team in the American asso-
citation, decided to transfer his North
ern league franchise from Minneapolis
to Fargo. The St. Paul franchise was
transferred to Fort Williams and Port
Arthur at the same time
There was a big fight between
Brandon and Fargo, but Manager
iCantillon believed that Fargo offered
the best opportunities for league base
bail and transferred the franchise here.
The fact that Fargo is to get the
Minneapolis team Fargoans
of having a real ball club from the
start. The Minneapolis team in the
Northern league this year was u con-
tender for the pennant much of the
way, and ended in a good position. Ii
was this team that developed Com
stock. one of the greatest pitching
stars Of the 1913 season, who was sold
to Detroit in the American league for
$12,0 900.
The CantillOns use the Northern