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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
CARNEGIE GIVES
MONEY FOR ORGAN
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]


Stanardsville. Va. August 9.-The
women OF Westover Methodist Church,
in Greene County, are putting forth
every effort to got new and up-to-
date organ for their church. which has
recently been completed.
state Senator y. Il. Early. Jr., has
taken great deal of interest in the
movement. He wrote to Andrew Car
ncgie, of New York for contribution,
and he has promised TO give $3.50.
In connection with Mr.. Carncgie's
offer is an interesting story. Last win
ter Senator y. ID. Early. Jr., wrote to
Mr.. Carnegie telling him that West
over needed an organ. He received
. reply from the phjlnnthropists sec
rotary stating that Mr.. Carnegie was
in Europe. but upon his return the
letter would be laid before him. Re-
Gently Mr.. Carnegie returned TO New
York. and soon thereafter camo a let
ter stating that Mr.. Carnegie would
give $3.50 towards an organ FOR West
over. under the following conditions:
that within n limited time the congre-
CATION must raise a similar amount;
that there must be no Indebtedness on
the church. and IL There was IL must
be paid off first
Senator Early. IL will be remembered
introduced the bin In the General AS
sembly making tho Carnegie Founda-
ton Fund operative In Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Musical Washington Is again about
to lose the services or one OF Its most
valued members. rs Joseph White
moro. tenor soloist or st. Patricks
mixed choir, has accepted engagements
for similar work in the First Baptist
Church and the Synagogue in Rich
mond. The loss OF another tenor such
as Mr.. Whittemore is little short of
calamity to Washington musical cir
cles. for the tonor voice. always more
rare than any other. has become much
more in demand OF recent years on
account OF the increasing number OF
male chors in both Catholic and Eps-
copal churches OF the city. Possessed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

dome effect achieved in the foyer. IL
Illuminated. the interior OF the Lyric
provides dazzling view. More than
thousand lights are socketed in the
Interior. inclusive Of stage and audi
torium every lamp being OF the latest
type productive OF the most brilliant
and powerful effects yet reached in
this electrical age.
II IS anticipated that the Lyric Will
begin It's season Monday, August %,
and that the policy 10 be inaugurated
VIII lie that 70 Keith vaudeville.
Definite announcer cnt as TO the policy
and tho bill for the initial week of
entertainment will be forthcoming on
the return 10 this city or Jake Wells
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Among the many changes In church
choirs I'm the fall. the most interesting
and important that has been announced
so far is the engagement OF Joseph
Whittemore, formerly OF Washington,
as leading tenor at the Temple Beth
Ahabah and ut the First Baptist
Church
Those of the generation that still
signs over tho voice OF Ned" Hon who
have heard Mr.. Whittemorc sing de-
clare that his voice will quickly be-
come known as the most beautiful
tenor that has been heard in Rich
mond church since Mr.. Hoffs day.
The Washington Star said last week:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
JAps IN MEXICAN ARMY.
Ten Jnpanese In Force Sent to Repair
Telegraph Lincs.

Ell Paso, Texas. August 9.--Ten Jap
ancse soldiers were among tho force
of General Inez Salsar. sent out from
tho border yesterday to guard a
work train which General Francisco
Castro. garrison commander in Juarez.
says will repair track and telegraph
lines OF tho Mexican National Rail-
road from tho scene OF Tuesdays bat
tie with CoDstitutionalist forces near
Ranchcria.
The Japanese wore uniforms OF the
Mexican Federal army.
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Eight berlin ,Iadcnps mt Colonial.

Eight berlin AIadcaps Mt Colonial.
Vaudeville stars returning from their
summer rest period when the month
Of August has rolled around make II
easy for the theatre owners 10 arrange
brilliant bills, and IL Is in this wav
that Wilmer. Vincent & Wells have
possessed themselves OF the sensational
dancing Offering to be made by the
eight Berlin madcaps, an octet OF
dancing girls in what is undoubtedly
tho most pretentious dancing novelty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

of n voice OF rare quality and accom-
panied by sincerity and intelligence in
his singing, MIR. Whittemore has won
an envfable place in the ranks of his
coworkers, and his departure will mean
cies."
Mr.. Whittemore will begin his choir
work hero on September l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

president OF the company responsible
for this addition TO the city's splendid
ediices.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04

Ellie deposa pour quelques ms
tants son chaudron sur lie plancher
pres du poele. Ellie await a peine
la tete tournee que son enfant dun
an ct demi, qui jouait IN peu plus
loin, s'approchait du chaudrou ct
tombait assis dams lie chaudron.
A ses cris, la pauvre mere Sc
pr6cipita pour retirer l'enfant du
chaudron. Toute la peau du dos
ct DIES reins resta dams lie chau-
dron. Ellie await tomb6 CONNIE un
tablier qu'on enleve d I'm enfant
en- lie faisant glisser sur lie dos.
LIE docteur B6langer fut imme-
diatement mand6 ct calma autant
quill lie put les s%ouffrances du pau
vre petit qui vecut une 9ouzaine
d'heures apres son horrible acct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04
Europe

Londres.- lie mat6riel de guerre
capture a Andrinople est 6valu6 a
$35,OOO.OOO ct sera partage 6gale-
ment entire .bulgares ct serbes.
Paris.-M. Poincare a adress6
a M. Wilson, president DIES Etats-
Unis, un t%6l6gramme de condole-
ances ct de sympathie, d l'occasion
DIES inondations qui devastent GER
tains Etats americans.
Rome.-Le reverend DR. Jos.
Roche, de Toronto, Ontario, est
revenu a Rome apres avoir parcou-
ru les Balkans. II a traverse la
Macedonia ct l'Epire ct a rempli
lie role de correspondent de guerre
pendant plusieurs mois. LIE r6v6-
rend Roche a declare que la situa-
ton 6tait grave dams les Balkans
ct qu'une guerre entire la Greece ct
la Bulgaria allait 6clater bient6t.
La Greece mobilise ses r6servistes.
Paris.-M. Eugene Gilbert. avia-
teur militaire francois a 6tabli un
nouveau record de Tongue distance.
II ..vol6 de Paris q Lyon
(318 milles) sur I'M monoplan, a
raison de SO miles ct demi a l'heu-
re-.
LIE lieutenant Brossard du corps
d'aviation militaire s'est fait tuer
ces jours derniers, a Verdun au
cours dun vol. Son a6roplane
s'est bris6 alors quill 6tait a $500
pieds dams les airs.
M. Courbrez, autre aviateur mi
litaire francais a 6tabli un record
de vol a courte distance. II s'est
rendu de Rheims a Journal a une
~vitesse de ia miles d l'heure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04
Fautes a Corriger

J'ai pris lie trouble G'aller chez
lui; J'ai pris la peine d'aller chez
lui.
Ce process ma donn6e bien du
trouble; &c process ma cause bien
DIES ennnis, DIES d6marches, de la
fatigue, DIES d6sagrements,
Tant qua moi, je pense que;
QUAINT a moi. je pense que; Une
mine en- operation; Une mine en-
exploitation; Une enfant impair
fat; Un enfant dissip6, espiegle.
II fait tout a la rebours de ce
qu'on lui dit; II fait tout a re-
bours, au rebours de ce qu'on lui
dit.
Meubles fats de recommande;
Meubles fats u commando.
Realiser sa position; LIE rendre
compte de sa position.
Je vous remercie pour votre Ca
deau; Je vous remercie de votre
cadeau.
Les quotations de la bourse;
Les c6tes de la bourse.
Je suis positif quill est lei; Je
suis certain quill est lei.
Je vous promets qui ny a pas
de danger; Je vous assure quill ny
a pas de danger.
II a fait celia par m6gard; II a
fait celia par m6garde.
Deux heures viennent de sonne1
au cadran de l'h6tel de Vile: Deuz
heures viennent de sonner a Thor.
loge de lh0tel de vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04
Qu'est-ce que celia Slgnifie?

II a 6t6 d6montr6 par un calcul
recent que neuf dixi6mes DIES gems
qui ont testife de leur gu6rison a
l'aide du Novoro du DR.. Pierre at
testent, qu'avant d'employer &c
vieux remede herbeux, ills avaient
essay6 docteurs ct medicines sans
aucun r6sultat. lie Novoro Giant
employs en- dernier ress ort. Quest
&c que celia signife? Celia signife
ceci: que ce simple r,mede domes-
tique obtient DIES gu6risons ct allie
ge DIES souffrances quand d'autres
medicines ont apparemment
6chou6. II est aujourd'hui reconnu,
meme parmi les medecins, CONNIE
I'm DIES meilleurs remedies qui ait ja-
mails etc d6couvert. II peut avoir
des limitations, mails il ny a pas
son remplacant. Non settlement il
6limine de l'organisme les d6chets
ct matieres corrompues, mails enco-
re cree du sang nouveau, rouge ct
richie de la chaire so)ide ct saline.
II reimbursement gagn6 la ia
veur populaire, uniquement par
ses propres m6rites.
II purifeie sang.
II active la digestion.
II agit sur lie foie.
II reggie lestoma..
II agit sur les reins.
II apaise lie syst6me nerveux.
II nourrit, fortife ct dome de
la vigueur.
II ouvre les pores de la peau,
ct am4ne une Transportation salutai-
re.
En- quelques mots il est I'm re-
m4de de famille dams tout le vrai
sens du mot ct devrait etre trouv6
dams chaque menage. II est agr6a-
BILE a prendre ct ne content rien
que ce qui fera du bien a votre Or
ganisme. Vous ne. lie trouverez
pas chez les pharmaciens, il est
fourni directement au public par
DIES agents speclaux cholsls par les
propri6taires.
Les personnes qui vivent dams
une localit6 Oh il ny a pas encore
d'agent pour lie Novoro, ct qui de-
sirent essayer ce fameux remede
herbeux peuvent profter de
NOTRE OFFRE SPECIALE
dune bofte d'essai de notre rene
de, contenant une douzaine de
bouteilles a 35c. pour lie prix sp6-
cial de $500
Adressez-vous toujours aux
seuls propri6taires,
DIR. PETER FAHRNEY &
SONS co.,
1875 So. HoYNE AVE-, CHI
CAGo, ILL.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04

Saint-Jean, N. Bile gouver-
neur de rOhio a accept6 l'ofre de
secours fate par la vile de Saint
Jean. Les commissaires ont d6ci-
de de bonner $1,000 pour les victi-
mes de l'inondation.
Sherbrooke.-Une terrible ex-
plosion a Gu lieu a Winslow ct
quatre hommes ont etc tues ct un
gravement bless6. On 6tait a fai-
re d6geler deux paquets de dyna-
mite pres du RUSS au, Legendre,
lorsqu en- travaillant avec I'm pom
con, les deux paquets frent explo-
sion mettant en- charpie lie corps
de 2 travailleurs, tuant deux autres
qui Sc trouvaient tout pres ct bles-
SAINT grievement M. Norm, de Be-
cancourt, qui 6tait assis non loin.
Les morris sont Napoleon Thi-
bault, de Stratford, Carrier, de Be-
cancourt, M. Saint-Louis, du Vii
lage de St-Sylvestre. On ignore
lie nom du quatrieme qui demeure
aussi a B6cancourt. Douze hon.
mes, qui travaillaient un peu plus
loin du ruisseau, furent renvers6s
par lie choc.
. Quebec. -L'6pouse de M. AL
phonse Carrier. cultivateur, du
rang Saint Roch, a Saint-Joseph
de Lewis, faisait bouillir de l'eau
dams I'm grand chaudron pour les
soins de son m6nage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04

Washington nj. Walter IL.
Page, de Garden City, Long Is
land, editeur du "World's Work"
a accept6 lie poste d'ambassadeur
des Etats- Unis en- Grande-B reta-
gne.
Laredo, Texas.-Une bataille a
Gu lieu, ces jours derniers, q Lam
pasos, entire une petite armee f6d6-
rale ct huit cents partisans de We
nustiano Carranza. La bataille a
dur6 une heure ct 80 soldats ont
etc mis- hors de combat.
Washington.-Un tremblement
de terre dune extreme violence a
etc enregistr6 par lie sismographe
de l'universit6 de Georgetown. Les
vibrations ont dur6 pres dune heu-
re ct demie ct un d6sastre a dd Sc
produire a six GU sept miles de
Washington.
Washington.-Toutes les villes
DIES Etats-uni ont repondu gene
reusement a l'appel qui leur a 6t6
lance en- favour DIES victimes DIES
inondations ct les personnes riches
ont r6pondu non moins g%6nereuse-
ment Giles aussi a Get appel.
LIE premier t6l6gramme de sym
pathie recu par lie president Will
son a etc celui de M. Raymond
Poincar6, president de la R6publi-
que franchise. Ensuite sont arri-
YES DIES t6l6grammes de l'empereu1
d'AlIemagne, du president de la
confederation helv6tique ct du pre-
sideut de la R6publique Argen.
tine.
La Croix Rouge americana a
amass6 unes somme de 100000
provenant de subscriptions, ct de
grandes quantities de vetements de
toute sorte sont en- outre dirig6s
vers les districts inond6s par les
SONS de M. Daniels, ministre de la
Marine.
New Sept DIES hut tn.
berculeux inocul6s par lie DR. F. F
Friedman la semaine derni6re, sont
mieux, d;apres ce qu'affirme lie Dr.
III. w. Frauenthal, directeur de
l'h0pital general. Parmi ces ma
ladies' il y en- await qui 6taient at
TENTS depuis cinq ct meme dix
ans.
Les autres tuberculeux qui ont
etc inocul6s habitent hors de New
York ct mont pas encore fait an.
noncer par leurs m6decins, dams
quel 6tat lis Sc trouvaient.
R6pondant a l'af6rmation que Ia
mort de M. Fred Ostrander, Fun
DIES malades inocul6s par lie d.
Friedman, 6tait un coup s6rieux
porte a la valeur du vaccin du me-
decin allemand, lie DR. Sturm a.dit
que c'6;ait par pure bont6 que &c
dernier await CONSENT, sachant que
la mort 6tait inevitable, a admi-
nistrer son traitement au malade.
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Valeur de l'Air
Erals

Quelques mots concernant une
maladie que l'on pourrait appeler
''la maladie de tous les jours'' ct
qui d6truit un' huiti4me de lhu-
mantle. R6cemment des investi-
gateurs ont fait des d6couvertes
qui r6volutionneront quelques-
unes de 0 opinions concernant la
tuberculose, sill est prouv6 qu'eiles
ont de la valeur. Des examens
posthumes fats avec soin r6velent
pressure %toujours, quelle que soft
la cause de la mort, la presence
dune GU de plusieurs LESSONS tu-
berculeuses actives gu queries.
.C'est l'opinion des sp6cialistes de
maladies d'enfant. que les enfants
nouveaux-n6s sont libres de toute
trace de tuberculose ct restent Or
dlnairement dams cette condition
jusqu'a ce qu'ils commencent a Sc
trainer q terre ct portent q leur
bouche tout ce qu'ils trouvent sur
leur chemin, dormant ainsi admis-
sion au bacille tuberculeux tou-
jours present. Cette opinion est
bas6e sur des examens de la peau
qui peuvent Sc faire avec beaucoup
d'exactitude chez les erfants. II a
etc prouv6 en- Europe qua l'age de
5 q 6 ans pressure la totalit6 DIES
etres humans sont tuberculeux ct
restent dams Get 6tat durant toute
leur vie. Une experience de cette
th6orie est que l'homme est devenu
a l'6tat d'imunit6 par sa kropre ct
continuelle vaccination fate avec
ses propres germes. Les savants
s'accordent q present a dire que
les adultes recoivent rarement une
infection primaire. Les races non
civilis6es, CONNIE nous lie savons
tous, mont pas de resistance contre
la tuberculose a cause de leur nails.
sance ct de leur vie au grand
air ills ne peuvent acqu6rir la pro-
lection dams leur enhance CONNIE
leurs freres civilis6s, ct ills meurent
presqu'i nvariablement de phtisie
galoppante. L'histoire nous dit
que les premieres maisons ont etc
battles pour habriter les animaux
settlement, mails les races primiti-
YES Sc sont REFUGEES dams les gre
niers de ces maisons y ont v6cu
ct ont recu ainsi leur premiere in
lection. En- somme, la tuberculo-
Sc devait 6tre auj ourd'hui consid6-
rec CONNIE une reduction tempo
raire de l'6tat d'imunit6 provenant
de diverses causes, chez les enfants
surtout, la rougeole, la coqueluche
ct la diarrhee d'6te ct chez les adul-
ties une f6vre Tongue ct l'abus de
l'alcool. Une mere qui expose
raft son enfant a une maladie con-
tagieuse, sous pr6texte quill est
preferable pour l'enfant den etre
atteint quand il est Jeune est sans
contredit moralement coupable
dun crime. Ce sont les causes
journali6res qui diminuent la force
de resistance. Pour JOUR dune
bonne sant6, il fault une abundance
d'air frais, de nourriture saline ct
suffsamment d'exercice ct de repos.
Procurez-vous de Pair frais imm6-
diatement. II est gratuit. Ca
peut vous 6pargner DIES centaines
de dollars de pertes plus tard, en-
maladies contract6es dams DIES ap-
partements peu acres.
La tube5c Hose est toujours pre-
tie a terminer la carri4re de chacun
de nous aussit6t que nous perdons
notre resistance aux mile causes
qui nous entourent. Done n'ou-
bliez pas lie vieux dicton:-' Une
once de pr6caution vault une livre
de gu6rison''.
49,.
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Extrait dun discours pronounce
devant lie "Mothers Club de Min
neapolis.)
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
sont pas retournes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04

Londres.- lie mat6riel de guerre
capture q Andrinople est 6valu6 a
$35,O0O.OOO ct sera partage 6gale-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04

Ne sois pas chose. 9 femme, me-
me dams les mains de celui que tn
aimes: sois 6tre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-04-04

L'EcHo D: QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des ide,s ct opinions emises par
ses corresp nd nts.
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Entered at the Post Office Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.

Toutes lettres, correspondence
etc., doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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p6EIGl
MAY 30; Wkly June g.
Notice to CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned will receive, at the
parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran
Maple Cheyenne Church, Cass County,
North Dakota, sealed bids up to 2
o'clock P. M. of the 18th day of June,
1913, for the furnishing of material
and labor for the construction Of a
church on the Southeast corner of
SW. IA of Section 13, Town of Ray
mond, Cass County, North Dakota, eX-
cept the installation of heating plant
and all steel plating inside, and the
decoration and painting of said church.
which will be let separately by the
owners. The excavation for the base
ment will be done by owners and all
material hauled from Reed Siding.
The construction of said church shall
be in accordance with plans and specl-
fications, which can be seen Monday,
June End, and thereafter at the Scan
dinavian American Bank, 73 Broad
way, Fargo, North Dakota.
The contractor, whose bid will be
accepted, shall on receipt of notice or
as soon as possible thereafter. enter
into contract and give acceptable bonds
in an amount equal to the amount of
the contract.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
H. S. CHILGREN,
Harwood. N. d.
(May 80; Wkly June g.
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DAILY FASHION HINTS
S22lT.

This design for pillow gives us the
rose design treated in conventional man
ner. 1t is intended for a pillow 16x20
inches. These little pillows are now fa-
miliar to us all, serving to fill in gap
at the neck or at the waist without the
bulkiness Of large sofa pillow. Linen,
crash, denim, satin, almost any substan-
tial fabric, In fact, may be used as the
groundwork of this pillow, but something
that will launder has its special recon-
mendation.
The wide band under the roses Ii of
darned work, and for this some shade OF
brown will be pretty, while the flowers
resting upon 1t are of deep pinks, bordering
on the magenta, and the leaves Of shades
Of green. OF course. other color combina-
tions may be selected, as it is only mat
ter Of taste.
The above pattern can be obtained By
sending 10 cents to the office Of this paper.
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(May 10 to June 4. Inc. 1872
Proposals for Constructing n High
School Building at FosstOn,
Minnesota.

The Board of Education of Independ-
ent School District No. 142, Polk coun-
ty, Mimi. will receive sealed proposals
for the construction of a brick school
building, up to Tuesday. June 10. 1913.
at IL o'clock noon. according to plans
and specifications of A H Foss, archi-
tect. Of Elbow Lake, MINI, which can
be seen at the office of the architect.
at the office of the President of the
Board of Education, S. s. Stadvold.
Fosstons Mimi. the Builders Exchange.
minneapolis, Mimi. and the Builders
Exchange, Grand Forks, N. D.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids, which must be
accompanied with a certified check for
5 per cent of the amount of bid as a
guarantee of good faith, and to offer
said construction at open competitive
bidding on said day Work to be COM
menced Immediately after letting con-
tract.
Fosston Mimi, May 28. 1918
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Fosston, Minnesota. s
l.. G. Hancock, Clerk.
on
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Notice to Architects.

Plans will be received at the office
of the undersigned up to and in
Guiding June 4th. 1918. for a County
Agricultural and Training School
building, total cost of same when
erected at Maddox, North Dakota, not
to exceed twenty-five thousand dol
lars ($25, 5000, said building to provide
departments for Manual Training, Do
mestic Science, Agriculture and train
ing department for rural teachers. The
Board of Trustees reserve the right to
reject any and all plans.
EFFTE D. HOADLEY,
Secretary Board of Trustees, Mime
waukan, No. Oak.
(May 10 to June 4. Inc. 1872
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Observation-Disclosures
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTY--First st-cIass
department store, in good, live town
of about 700; is weil located and estab-
rounding; does from $4,000 to, $4,000
annually best opening in the STATE Iao1ejn tor
Sor location: books are open for inspec-
tion ito 'GIC and Win show steady annual in
crease in business; good reasons for
selling; party will take some land IN
On the deal. Real Estate Ex',. Fargo
~. d.
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u. U. FIHHCUCK,
(May 1870; June $50
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Argusville Farmers Elevator Com
pany will be held at the Town Hall in
14th, 1918. at 2 O'clock, for the purpose
of hearing a report of the years bust
ness of the company, for the election
of directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and to do any other business
proper to be done at said meeting. All
stockholders are requested to be pres
ent.
S. M. EDWARDS,
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| narty Real Estate Elk, Fargo, N. u.
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ENDLESS neckties sell on sight; girl
in one day; looks like any stylish
necktie; ties in a different place each
time; wears 20 times as long; patent
ed write for terms and free sample
outfit. Endless Necktie Co., Gumbei
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-30

NEWSPAPER and Job office for sale In
a hustling town Of 500. on the Mis-
souri, slope; a good farming commu;hi
ity; power plant; plenty Of mater,ai: eneH
Will sell cheap. Address 462 care
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-30
BOR SALE-EARMS.

FOR SALEr-.lmproved 320-acre farm
6 miles from Homestead Mont, house
barn, spring, 100 acres broken; price
$40 per acre; would consider trade for
small auto as part payment Address
owner. J. Q. jackson, Homestead, Mont
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-30
statesmen WANTED.

sALEsMEN-Do you want $40 day
side or main line retail and Punch
Board deals? Ten propositions. Amer
lean Factories Co, st. Louis, Mo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-30

! LANDSCAPE GARDENER--H. A. I
) Holte will take care OF your I
lawns, plant your shade trees and !
mt on and take off storm 4
\ Windows; charges reasonable, Ad-
\ dress at Hogan fats or phone
B 2151-J. evenings.