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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-28


supreme court last night bitter
ly attacked the edo nothing" pol
icy of the bench in an address to
the alumni of LaSalle institute.
Howard cited decisions in sew
eral notable cases which he de-
clared were miscarriages of jus
tice. He said:
Brandt, the obscure valet, not
guilty at all of the crime of-which
he was accused, so the attorney
general states, is sentenced to
state prison for thirty years
practically for life.
Robin, the millionaire, the al
legged wrecker of banks, houses
and homes, goes to jail for a year.
Morse, who pyramided banks
and juggled with millions, gets
out of prison. because he is sick.
The convict in the next cell, who
stole a coat, perhaps, remains
there, languishing with sickness
until he dies"
Morse is now travelling through
Europe, and several physicians
who examined him declared he
was a we'll man. President Taft
pardoned him from the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta because
he was on the point of death. His
recovery, following his release,
was almost instantaneous.
"The people are becoming i'm
patient with these discrepancies
of Justice" continued Howard.
"They are demanding with a
louder voice each day that there
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mutterings of the people; there is
much reason for it.
"Let us not deceive ourselves.
The spirit of the recall is spread
ing. The impotence of the masses
is growing deeper. Something
will happen. Unless the judges
act the people will act.
eff they do not resort to the re
call they will revise the constitu-
ton and create new courts
courts that will do rough Justice;
courts to do summary Justice;
courts close to the common peo-
pie; courts without technicalities,
sophistry and delay, and where"
substantial right prevails"
DEMANDS THAT WOOD BE
PROSECUTED
New York, Jan. 28.-Former
Mayor Seth Low, at the annual
meeting of the Civic Federation
To-Day, demanded That the MaSSa-
chusetts authorities Immediately
push the prosecution of William
M. Wood, president of the Amer
lean Wooden Co., indicted for
conspiracy to plant dynamite dur
ing the Lawrence strike.
Lows demand came at the end
of a discussion of the recent SEN
fences in the dynamite conspiracy
trial in Indianapolis.
Enough mischief has already
been done at Lawrence without
adding to the harm already done
by allowing laboring men to be-
lieve there is one law for the labor
union men who transport dyna-
mite illegally and another law for
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given space
either another
distinct hammeng both of em not private
but public
but
feeling
trying people Chicago newspapers
only being newspapers.
a
the Tribune Morally however think it's
circulation and influence giant but often that giant
a
great political
Chicago through political special privileges the
degeGeraCy.
When influence politicians whom
strength like and brutal bully
have gamblers whether they shooting rolling
necessities life the board of gambling the stock
exchange.
had any preference would
fight
gambler
the health general
children who
pOyers
year
favoring
the Tribune stood for the whole PLATFORM
Teddy it..
pobed
Chicago showed the
plank and the time its influence might have helped minimum
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-20
'llT'S

A tremendous assortment to select
from and if we haven't what you
want we will get it for you. Let
us show You our Furs and demon
Strate what really good FurS you
can buy here and how moderately
priced they are.
Red Fox Fur sets $18, $3.50, $50,
and $500 a set.
A Natural Lynx Cat Fur $3.50 a
set
Real American Mink [pieced] SIS
a Set
Korean Mink-lOOks so much like
the American Mink you can't tell
the difference. Large muff at $3.50
and $50 instead of $50 and SIS.
Jap Mink muff at So, $40 and $12
Jap Mink scarfs at $40, SIS and
$3.50
Oppossum Muffs at $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50 and $1,000
Oppossum Scarfs at S., $3.50, $40
and SIS
Black Lynx Coney muff $2.75 to
$500
Black Lynx Coney scarf $3.50 to
$3.50
A large assortment of black Mar
tin, black Wolf, black Fox, Kolin-
sky, River Mink Furs.
A big line of children's Fur sets
ranging in prices of 81 from $40 per
set.
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There is no frame daintier or more
serviceable than the one made of silk, repp,
linen or similar fabric and embroidered by
hand. These frames are also very ex-
pensive to purchase in the shops, and this
adds to their value as gifts and as pos
sessions.
Two rich designs are shown in this IL
lustration. One has the ever beautiful
holly, held by a fancy bow. The other Is
a more conventional pattern and will lend
itself we'll to Oriental effects In color. Tbs
stitches used In working out these designs
are largel: a matter of taste. Satin
stitch will be effective for the larger pat
tern and the fine French style of work for
the holly.
These designs are Just as suitable for
burnt work and for stencilling as for EN-
broidery. The larger pattern viii o!so
serve for work in hammered brass.
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending 10 cents to the office Of this paper.
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c. Murvin Wood, the aviator,
proved that he could fly from New
York to Baltimore in faster time
than one of the regular trains. He
meant to beat the train to Wash
ington, but he lost his way outside,
Baltimore. and later his engine
stopped and he found it necessary
to alight. The distance was about
225 miles. ."..
He left Hampstead, I. L, where
the Moisant aViators, of whom he
is one, have their headquarters.
and caught and passed train
which left Jersey City on the way.
to the capital Wood said:
Il started out fine. The motor
hummed along at 1000 revolutions,
a minute, and must have cover
ed at least eighty miles the first
hour. Then / had trouble with the
motor all along and had to keep
at a very high altitude in case she
should get stalled on me. That is
why you all lost sight of me.
Most of the time flew above the.
clouds and my vision was hardly
more than five miles radius on ac%c
count of the fog. The highest altf-s
tude registered is 1850 feet, which
reached at Havre de Grace. Fin
ally, near Gaithersburg, my engine
stalled and I had to volplane to5
the ground"
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MATREs DOLoRosAE.

Ye Spartan mothers, gentle ones,
OF lion-hearted, loving sons,
Falln, the flower of English youth
To barbarous foe in a land uncouth.
Q what delicate sacrifice -
Unequal the stake and costly the price
AS when the queen of Love deplor'd
Her darling by the wild-beast CORD.
They rode to war as If to hunt,
But We at home, ye bore the brunt,
Bore the siege of torturing fears,
Fed your hope on the bread Of tears.
Proud and spotless, warriors they
With love or sword to lead the way:
For ye had Graded heart and hand.
The commander harken'd to your COM
mand.
All, weeping mothers, now all is DER.
Ye know your honor and mourn no
more;
Nor ask ye a name in England's story,
Who gave your dearest for her glory.
Robert Bridges.
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ALARMING Discovery. J,

Philadelphia Telegraph: Here is
one that was told by Cong James Al.
AHughes Of West Virginia the other
night in demonstrating that imagina-
tfon plays a large part In the life Of
every man.
One afternoon, according to the
story told by the congressman, Uncle
Josh and Cousin Hez met at the cor )
ner grocery, and after comparing notes
on crops and San Jose scale, the topic
turned to personal health.
AS fer me" said Uncle Josh, RI
have been feelin' fair ter niddltn'. How
hev you been yerself r.
Purity poorly, Josh, answered Hez
with 81 prolonged sigh II was feelin'
all right d day or SO ago, but jes, now.
seem ter have symptoms of rheuma-
|tiz. lumbegger, dyspeepsy, ringworm,
|bronkeetus an some more things tibet
r KANT renlemb bsr.''
.sYe don't mean 1t. Hez!" sympathet-
ically responded Josh. wv hat In their
thund dera ton hev5 ye been doin ter yer
self re- Z
.Notflin' Josh, z replied Hex, .eceDt
readin' q, new almanac tibet the drug
gist jes' sent me. &
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Real Estate Transfers

A.. D. Tyler to Ralph S Davis wd Iot 81
80 blk o Grove Ad; $3.50.
Fl. Fl. Wheelock to Hugh T.. Brown 4
wd -49; 81. ~saS
j. w. Smith to O. J. Fridlund wd 10 &
lot blk ID Hector's ad: $525. HteG
n. D. Land & Inv. Co. to f. E. Tueksf.
er wd all 9-14054; s22,4Oo.
Ed. Weber to g. f. Webber wd an i
10-139-52; ST. 5E
g. F. Webber to Rosa webber wd
= Ed. Weber to Julius Webber wd d
Robt. Wadeson to Geo. Card wd Isl
|se 1873 SIS; 500.
III. G. Miller to VIM. Rohan wd lot4
''e" of blk 13 e & f o: $500.
Michael Clancy to Henry Hildreth
wd lot 10 blk 6 Argusville; s165.
Sven Goethe to III. III. Bierke wd.rs
SIS IT lots 23 g. "a blk Kindred; ST.. b.
Ole Olson to II. II. Bierke wd lots ne i
to % blk Kindred; $700. -:
III. W. Gearey to ]. P Black wd 8 25
1T Of n 46 1T lot blk q r. ad; s21, 500.
G. l.. and Henry BartholoInus TO E,
Z. Goodman wd lot 13 blk orig Ego:
W.. Al Belfrey to j. j. Johnson va
lots e-7-8 blk 10 O'Niel e I'll sub; $500 ssa
III. Ell. Bjerke to FL. Haugen wd lot
8 blk 6 Kindred; 5000. ssg
blk s; $500. 4. 2
II. H Blerke to sven Goethe wa II 4
Morton Page to Il IF. Clapp SD wd aot 4
10 blk Lindsey ad; $1
Seiser Mfg. Co. to Ralph Emerson II;
wd lots s to 8 blk aa3' m. n. 81 ad 81 s5ts
w. ]. Lane TO Harry q. Miller ss1 Il
lot Of blk 13 q ana {; $40. 800. 5ss ~
Ed. Webber TO Gnstaye Webber Nd sSs u
, M
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NEWSPAPER PoR SALE-The Marion
official county paper. with good ad-
vertising patronage. and doing lots
Of job work, is offered for sale at a
bargain, or will trade for land; owner
has left the state only reason for SELL
ing; a splendid opportunity for some
one to buy a well-established business.
Address The Marion Sentinel. Marion.
N. D.
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HOTEL LEASE to transfer; opportun-
ity like this never comes again;
have you 5000 cash and help along
Step in at once and make $3.50 to 5000
easy; rent $40 per month; brick hotel;
IL furnished rooms; all modern con-
veniences and utensils ready for busi-
ness the same day; selling reason, no
help and sick; no curiosity seekers
need to write; who is first? Wire or
write L. H, Richardson hotel. N. D.
(234)
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or gentleman in Fargo and Moor
head, with $500, to engage in legiti-
mate business which brings large re-
turns on the money invested; exclusive
territory and no competitions; this ls
an exceptional proposition and will
bear the closest investigation. Address
545 care Forum.
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Just say Morrells s Dakota Pritet,
TO your grocer or market man, when
you are next buying ham or bacon.
Fargo branch. SOC First avenue nortif:
s --zAelvkss
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D HOTEL FOR SALE-Furniture of
B a. 35-room hotel and cafe; run
D ming night and day; doing large
D business; heated and electric
3 lighted Address Box 546, Man
dan, N D.
Zoo ~~A~~A~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~%~~~
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LEARN the barber trade; BARRIERS al
ways in demand; big wages; easy
methods: tools given, diplomas grant
ed: Illustrated catalogue free. Moler
Barber College. 27 II, Nicollet avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI. Established 1893:
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COUNTRY PRINTER wanted; steady
Job for good, willing worker; state
Sentinel el-Courier, Cooperstown, N. D.
- (22S-30-32-3A
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Restaurant in live town.
w. D. Putnam, Streeter, n. D. (25S)
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AN experienced bushelman; good wages
to right party. Inquire Dakota Valet,
121. Broadway. (234)
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WANTED-A good, steady gentlemanly
salesman TO handle Wards wagon
in western Cass county; no experience
needed For full particulars write
promptly to DR.. Wards Medical Co.,
Winona, MINI.
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WANTED-32O ACRE FARM-Have a
centrally located flrst-cla.s business
property In Valley City, N. D., rented
to good tenant; will take clear or en-
Barnes county in exchange; in answer
ing give legal descriptions and amount
of encumbrance. Address A: T. Ward.
633 Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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AGENTS WANTED.

HERE is the one 1--we agents seller OF
the year; needed in every home Of
nee and factory; sells on sight; a sure
Fepeater; 1907 profit; write quick for
our proposition. Saboe Len Co., Box
360, Fargo, NJ. ID. (2371
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( LOTS FOIa SALE.

ONE LOT~-Good location: cheap for
cash. INQUIRE ii. Fi. r., 311 First
4, tR46)
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Er0R sALE EGGS from pure bred and
IA prize winners; Bun r. Rocks SI to Sa
geTting; Black Langshan S2;4 n. w. In.
rssararltees ten eggs fertile from each
Setting; also have BufE r.. Rock cock
erela and Indian Runner brakes Cor
sale. island Park Poultry Yards. Cole
man Baker Props Fargo M, d., R. ii.
Mo. $s
%. K. LAUNDRY
\ Ge K. I.AUNDE2X X---1drs. M c. Ofi4car.
s ~ \ "A 8th mt. Ess nhQma 31al%TA
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WANTED--At once; good all-round
blacksmith. Dorothy 81 Strunk, Pills
bury, N. D. (239)
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WANTED gistered' assistant drug
gist. Apply at City Drug Store.
Fargo. N. p. - Ct. f.
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WANTED-~-Partner with S400 to invest
In well established business. Address
p. O.. Box 543. (tf)
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OFFICE, sPACR,.

T1yssFx ROORT for rent In Room 4, Ma
n gill block. Call at No. 1 broadway,
or phone Till.
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WANTED to rent, small hotel in good
North Dakota town. Address $50
care Forum.
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HELP, wANTED---MALE OR FEMALl


HELP WANTED--MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED aG once; good cook, male or
female; good pay. Joe Schultz Max
~. ID.
q,ONTPOSITOR---Male or female; steady
position; write experience and wages
wanted. Record, Grafton, N. D. l234)
BECOME an expert typewriter oper-
ator or bookkeeper; positions plentt-
fuI. taught by mail or evening class;
sI5, Address Expert. Box S55. Fargo.
f,AN GIVE YOU exclusive control OF
naying business suitable for lady or
gentleman, requiring all or part time
r, city: no canvassing; pleasant and
3rarnunerative: an exceptional oppor~
tunity to establish yourself with dig
nisd M mG rs
with With other things; $3.50 cash capital
REQUIRED. secured by $1,000. Call In
nerson at Room No. 204 Waldorf hotel.
Friday or Saturday. 9:30 a. m. till 4
p. "a.
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WANTED--Good barber; wages SIT
and half over S27. A. II. Watkins,
Hope, ND. (240)
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PRINTER--With 18 years experience
all-round; ads, Jobs and presses
wants position on live country weekly
where Strict attention to business vii!
be appreciated; can come at once ano
sTlIarantee to make. good; will tele.
Sraph acceptance of suitable offer
Address Phil Carter, Denhoff, N. y.
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WANTED--A blacksmith for two or
three months, at once. Q. A Fladby,
Rutland, N. D. (237l
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WANTED--Live German to open up
store at Burt, N. D.; new town. Burt
State bank, Burt, N. D. .=
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D WANTED--By young married 4
D couple, furnished room near a.
D G.. college. SIT Broadway.
B (2s4 4
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TOE2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF general
merchandise, building and residence
located in q hustling town in North
Dakota: good business established nine
Years: will exchange for good land
we'll located and not heavily incum-
bered; about $4,000 required to swing
fhis deal. Submit your offers to Box
4 Nome, N. D,
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WANTED-~Fifreen laundry girls. Ap-
ply Dixon Laundry. 6i9Ss
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GIRL. sor housework. ll17 Iath street
north. F
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CHOCOLATE dippers wantedaat Chan
ey-Everhart's. ss
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XwANTED--An assistant druggist at
once. Address H. e. Ross Glen
.Ullin, N. y. (2Ssls
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POSITIONS wANTED--MALE.

POSITION wANTED--By registered
assistant pharmacist: best Of refer
ences, 1107 Eleventh street north.
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WANTED---A good cook and house
keeper on a ranch near Towner, N.
D.; must be a good woman and about
40 to so years of age; good pay: perma-
nent position. Box s. Fargo, N. D.
(23s)
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED Girl at Fargo Laundry.
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LIKE TO HEAR from somebody who
let me know of a good rum OF thresn-
ing in. North Dakota this 1aAA, Ao-
dress SAT care Forum.
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, versed in
fha Scandinavian, Finnish and Ger
man languages (gets along also IN
EnElshJ, wants ppositton; salary rea-
sonable, Address Hastigs Sl2 Front
~ KannedYs hotel
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BARRIER at once; $40 per, week, board
and room. A. A. Block, oriska, N. D.
VI .tl 80. n. trNta f2h6l
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1000 ACRES of bayfield, Co.. Wis, land
for exchange for stock of merchan-
disc or good business property. Ad-
dress Box B. A., Moorhead, MINI.
! (tf)
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WANTED no RENT--FLAT.

wANTED-To rent modern fat, or 4
4 rooms, from Sept. 10. 81 care Forum.
u ~ ~ -L---. (228l
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WANTED--Wattres at once: $40 a
month with room. Star Cafe, Yates.
Mont. (235)
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TWO CHAIR barber shop for sale;
only shop In town; population 4b0.
Address 2s care Forum. t23b)
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GRAIN BUYER-Twenty years exper.
fence; German: seeks engagement
satisfaction guaranteed. Address A. A
K, Buffalo, N. D. (2S4)
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in THE WORLD OF SPORT
Continued From Page Three.

when singles by Speaker and Lewis
followed by a double steal and hit byf
Score R.H. E.
Boston .....,.. 1 To-
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GOOD GIRL to help with Kitchen work
Inquire st. Johns Hospital. ttf)
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800 ACRES hardwood timber land,
near Mile Lacs lake, Minn.. to trade
for modern Fargo residence, close in:
good neighborhood. Box 405, Austin,
Mimi.
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POSITION WANTED In general store
by man of 9 years experience; SPEAKS
fzerTnan: Is single and can furnish gilt
eSaa references. Write F. II. McGui-
gan. Lake City. MINI, (SSD
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HAVE some sooo, G'regon property |
! which I would like to trade for q /
moving picture business; please give /
description and location in first letter. |
A. J. Kridler. care prescott hotel, Far.
go, n. ..
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NV YOUNG married man, salesman for
city or road work; clerk. collector.
or aTsy KIND of work where ability and
bonastv = counts: can furnish best OF
referances. Address 59S care Forum.
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DRESSMAKING SCHOOL.
FOR, EXCHANGE.

DREsSMAi6ING sCaOoI-11s Broad
way.
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WANTED-Compos straight mat
ter only. steady position; lady pre-
ferred; will pay $12 weekly; want one
that will come to stay; If you can set
3 galleys 10-point daily answer this ad.
and come to The Spotlight, Mott, N. d,
(237)
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BARBER wanted at once, Wire r..
Hewitt Fessenden. N. D. (233)
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head mostly black, with black and
white licked body, had collar with
owners name and address on. A re-
ward will be paid for return Of same
to Park. Grant a. Morris. Fargo. N. ID.
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WANTED-Exps Ford repair
(tf)
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LAW LIBRARY--A good working law
library OF nearly 1000 volumes, Of
at one-half value. Inquire Of A Rob
erts, 60 Broadway, Fargo N. D. 4 @
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WE DO FURNISH HELP. Olsson En-.
ployment Co., BIT N. P. Ave-. Fargo.
NJ D. ss @s@s.E ss;5ts i
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GIRL wanted for general houseworl;
III. t(26Ol
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WANTED-GirI for general heusework.
Mrs. e. r. Wright. 221 18th st. north.
(234)
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RAN with family would like to rent q
house with small barn in country OF
near farmers and work for them ny
month. 573 care Forum.
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FOR sALE---AUToMoBILES.

BIG 5-passenger. Mitchell, fully equip
ped: excellent condition, for $3.50:
suitable for family or livery service.
Call or write 1872. 7th Ave. south.
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sWANTED---Girls to wait on trade In
Ice cream parlor. George Pirie Co.
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FOR SALE CHEAP--3o0 accounts Nc
N aCasky credit fle; latest model; good
as new. Reply to Box 126, Fargo. ..r.
.@ ,-' g.. (2Ss)
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or fifteen good car-
penters at once. Bowers Bros.
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FOR SALE-New adjustable store
shelves, tables, drawers, bins and two
counters; cheap If taken at once, III
9Th avenue north, Fargo, N. D. (tf)
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WANTED-Five first-cIass painters at
once. Phone 2499-L (tf)
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@ MATERNITY home: private; best I
Recommendations from doctors;
1 good care before and after; reas q
d enable prices Mrs. H. Rice. I21
d 18th street south, Fargo.
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VEANTEn--Ciirl waitress ii l. ss$s q. .t4si
West Restaurant 200 Front Stst
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WANTED TO BUY-Dairy cows. Phone
1866. or call at l414 12th Ave. north.
(237l
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TAKEN UP~-White mare came to
town OF Horace, on Sunday morning.
Owner may have same by calling and
paying for charges
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FOR sALE-~Cafe and restaurant; good
business and reasons for selling.
Dixon Cafe, Fargo, N. D. ,o.>
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POSITION wANTED-FEMALn.
HOMESTEAD LANDS.

s--
WE HAVE examined a large portion
of the best vacant lands In northern
Beltrami and Roseau counties MINES
sofa, where we can locate parties on
very choice farm land; close TO market
and good railroad services. Write az
send representative for information.
Berg g. Sanders, 407 Columbia BIdf.,
Duluth. MINI. (255)
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for land.
Hart-Parr gas tractor; John Deere
s-bottom plow, with breaker bottoms;
new last year. H, w. Lafky, Grand
Forks, N. D., Gen. Del.
'5>,.'e : Z - .' (sss)
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.

Wet Grounds Interfered.
Superior Grand Forks game called in =
third inning. r"s -
Winnipeg Duluth game postponed;
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-20

GIRL WANTED feT general house
work on the farm; S6 per week and
Christ Anderson. Epping, N. D.; r. 2.
.. (23O
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-20

WANTED Position as cook with
threshing crew; years, experience,
Address G. H. Knapp, 1925 lst avenue
south, Moorhead, Mimi, leLl
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-20
HELP wANTED--R4ALn.

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