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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL RE-
UNION, CHATTANOOGA,
TENN, MAY 27-20, 1918.

For this occasion Southern Railway
will sell nd-trip tickets at extreme
ly low rates, approximately one
cent Ger mile distance travelled. Tickets
on sale May cath. 25th, 26th. 9th and
2Sth Liberal stop-overs allowed
Round "trip fare from Richmond. $ii.6e
pauytlle. 1920; South Boston. $3.50
correspondingly reduced fares from
other points.
For handsome booklet on Chatta-
nooga and the Reunion. schedules and
other Information, call on nearest
agent, Southern Railway. or write
8. e. BURGESS,
Division Passenger Agent.
907 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va
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MARKET IRREGULAR
AND QUITE HEAVY
SLIGHT INCREASE IN SELLING
ACTIVITY IN RESPONSE TO
G. AND o. DIVIDEND.
TO DIVORCE. PAClFlCS
CONDITIONS IN CANADA INDICATE
NECESSITY FOR READJUsTMENT
TO RECONCILE INFLATED
VALUES.
TO DIVORCE PAClFICS

NEW YORK. May i5.-The deal
fnEs in stocks today were on the con-
fracted scale. which has been main
tanned lately. The course of quoted
values after a good deal of irregu-
laritv most Of the session inclined ais
ttuctlv toward heaviness in the last
hour, and the close was around Dot
tom figures for the day
There was a slight but noticeable
increase Of selling activity in the late
dealings. apparently provoked by the
reacttonary response Of Chesa peake
and Ohio to the declaration Of the
regular quarterly dividend
Late IN the gay II was reported that
the federal attorney general had de-
rerruined that the Central Pacific
must he divorced from the South
ern Pacific. but there was no reason
why this should translate itself into
"a stock narkeS factor.
Pressure On Canadian Pacific.
Attention was again attracted 10
the pressure on Canadian racine,
which seemed TO originate both in
Berlin and III Montreal, and from the
came csuse-a strained money mar
ket Conditions in Canada have not
generally received the notice which
thev deserve but according TO trust =
worthy accounts Canadian finance has
a. work Of much difficulty ahead OF
ii in the next few months to recon
Gle inflated values and demands with
diminished supplies Of capital ano
credit.
The conspicuous frmness of Brook
lyn Rapid Transit stimulated conjec
ture about an early increase in sh'
dividend distribution which the com
pany is unquestionably able to make
but on the whole considerations wer'
engaged chiefly with the reason TO
persistent depression of corporate
shares.
Copper Leads Decline.
Amalgamated Copper WAS a NOR,
or less unsettling leader of the de
cline. because Of the optimistic state
ments in circulation regarding tn
market for copper metal United
States Steel displayed underlying
firmness, which perhaps represented
the favorable impression made h,
President Farrells testimony in tn
governments suit as an offset to th'
weakening trend OF the iron and stee
markets.
Except for Paris. which exhibited
some firmness, the European securit!
markets tended downward will
heaviness at London. and weakness
at Berlin.
The Bank Of England's weekly re
turn supplied all the arguments need
ed against lowering of official dis
count rates, for. although reserve re
quirements continue to fall with de
creasing deposits, the bank holds $l7.
100000 less gold than q year ago.
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Return to Fold.
HARRY GRIFFIN returned to
Coltdom yesterday and the first day
out was sent to the mound. His work
with the Spiders has gotten him in
excellent condition and although
found for safeties in most of the in
nings he kept the scoring down. AS
soon as things began to appear shakey,
however, Steve sent in Doc Ayres and
there was nothing else doing in the
hitting line.
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Southern Rwy.. com. 100 -
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCK.
Amer. National Bank 100 -: 223
Broad street Bank. rs 30 30
Bank OF Commerce and
Trusts .,....-.-.... 100 l3b zVO
Central National Rk.. 100 i39
Mechanics and Mer. Blk, 100 1000
Planters Natl Bank 100 S25
Richmond Trust and
Savings Co. ....,... 100 80 100
Savings Bank Of Rich'd rs -
Virginia Trust Co.. 100 1851 :.
West End Bank ..... rs 43 40
HISCELLA NEOUS.
Va Car Chem, prfd..
n. G. ......-...,... 100 y6 Hb
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BOWLING
CONTINUED from Fifth Page)

New pins were used and the local boys
had to hit for everything they got.
The series between the locals and
Roanoke consists of six games. The
other three win be rolled next Thurs
day night at $50, the grand total
number Of pins in the six games
counts the winners. Later. the locals
and Roanoke Hillsliders will arrange
a home series, which will create a
rood deal Of interest among the small
maple spillers, The same lineup will
roll Thursday night---Richardson
Anderson, c. H. Cosby. L. Cosby and
Rowsey.
Coaraz In NJ y,}1ht
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GET CHI AMPIONSHIP
BY PRISON ROUTE

CALGARY, ALBERTA. May Is
II Jack johnson, the negro pugilist,
Is sentenced to the penitentiary for
violation Of the Mann act. three Tight
ers here-Tommy Burns. Luther Nc
Carthy and Arthur Pelky--will issue
statements claiming the heavyweight
championship Of the world. Each Of
the three fighters so announced today.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
ny affiier q Co. liss =. MAI. q.

(Reported by Rodgers McCabe & Coz
Petersburg. Va, May Is, 1913.
SPANISH-Market firm.
Farmers Spanish. $3.50 per bushel.
No. / Shelled Spanish. SIC to s& c
per Id.
No. shelled Spanish. enc to &c
per H.
VJRGINIAS---
Fancy Jumbo. &c per ID.
Fancy hand picked. 31s 93N per Id.
Extra prime sac to 3hc per ID.
Machine picked. SC to 3bc per ID.
Smelling stock, 2hc to INC per Id.
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Sues For Sale OF Property.

Sues For Sale OF Property.
Suit to satisfy q Judgment was in
stituted yesterday afternoon in Henri
co Circuit court by the Union Bank
Of Richmond against William Ander-
son.
Recently the bank was awarded
Judgement against the defendant and
tha.pFaa1nt=a3att e fQE=ta1=x13A=Qf-A3
lots In Wright's Park owned by An
ds-spp to satisfy the judgement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16
English Team Arrives.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-The English
polo team that is to meet the Ameri-
can players for the international
trophy at Meadowbrook, l.. l.. in June,
arrived on the steamer Oceanic. Its
members are Captain r. c. Ritson
Leslie st. George Ceape. A. Noel Ed
wards and Vivian Lockett.
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Summary: Two-base hit--Piez.
Three base hits--Girn r-mscher.
Newton. Sacrifice hits-Raley. Bres-
nahan. Stolen bases-Eberts. 2; Piez.
q Laval. Double play-Blausser to
PRESLEY. Struck out-By Griffin. Q;
by Ayres 2; by Carpenter, Q; by
Brown. 2. Base on balls-By Carpen-
ter. : by Brown. 2. Hit by pitcher
Eberts, King. Innings pitched--By
Carpenter, 2 1-3: by Grimm 7. Hits
made-Off Carpenter, 8; off Griffin,
II. Left on bases--Richmond. 8;
Roanoke, g. Umpire. Nv rennedy.
Time, 1:55 minutes.
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Think OF 1t,

mink Oh Ii.
NEWPORT NEWS has not lost a
game in quite a while now. Their
victories over the Tars were sufficient
ly surprising but to tie the Coolers
just after that aggregation had inflict-
ed a series Of three defeats on us Is,
to say the> least, uncomfortable. We
meet them for six straight games next
week, too.
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The Full Penalty.

THE INCIDENT is one that should
not be tolerated in the Virginia league
and the league will no doubt investi-
gate 1t. A kick against a decision is
sometimes needed and perfectly justi-
fed. but players who are unable to
control themselves sufficiently to re-
Train from striking an official should
be given the fullest penalty. even If
that is expulsion from the league.
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Had to Call Police.

RALPH MATHS, whom the Colts
got rid of because OF his inability to
get along with the other players. yes
terday started something with Umpire
Kennedy and IL the official had been
less able to- control himself there
would probably have been a fist fight.
After arguing the case for some time
he deliberately pushed the handler OF
the indicator in the chest and took
up a pose that would have put Bat
thing Nelson to shame for form. He
was Immediately ordered to the bench
and, when he made several false starts
in the direction of the umpire. was
ordered from the field and the police
called to see that this was enforced
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Are Falling Fast.

THE TARS CONTINUE on their
plunge toward the bottom of the
column. The Pirates gave them
another push yesterday in the shape
Of 5 to 4 defeat. 1t took twelve
innings to inf1ict the punishment, but
the score stands and Norfolk's stand
ing has fallen
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CHICAGO RAIN.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 15.-The grain
market was dull today, and while
prices fiuctuated but slightly the un-
dertone was firm. Prices closed gem
orally is 10 IA higher
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The Weather


Forecast for Friday and SATURDAY..
Virginia: Showers Friday; Saturday
fair; no decided change In tempera-
ture. moderate south winds. becoming
variable.
North Carolina: Local showers Fri
day; Saturday probably fair; light to
moderate winds. mostly southwest.
Special Local Data for Yesterday.
~ noon temperature. ......... 70
3 F.. NJ. temperature. ............. IS
Maximum temp. up to p. NJ. IS
Mtnimu mtemp up to 8 r. NJ. 81
Mean temperature ............... IS
Normal temperature ............. 81
Deficiency in temperature today.
Excess in temp. since March 10. 178
Accum: excess In temp. since Janu-
Rainfall last 81 hours. ......... None
Deficiency in rainfall since Mar /. 2S9
Accum. deficiency In rainfall since
Local Ob.ervatioa r. NJ. Ye.terd.y.
Iemeprature .................: - ~
numlolty ..:........ ~
Wtnd-dirNctlon .6QuthAaAt
tsI====ss zs-=::==========s
Rainfall last il hours. -. -. = Sos>
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Change in Harvard Crew.
CAMBRIDGE, Masses. May IS
Disguised with the showing of the
crew Monday. Coach Wray announced
that he would make a big shake-up in,
the personnel Of the eight that will
row against Yale.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP.

NEW YORK. May 15.-The extra
ordinary market that has obtained
here for Canadian Pacific stock late
ly is still pulling the Street. Dur
ing the past three weeks no less than
100000 shares have been dealt in.
total which is probably unprece-
dented. The stock in the meantime
has advanced from 233 IL to 244 Is.
and reacted to 236 So. Such deal
ings in our market are enormous for
stock which sells on 1-2 per cent
basis and the activity has been out
Of all proportion to the extent Of the
fluctuations.
The great decline in security prices
during the past year has caused
rather decided change in the mar
ket position of some of the we'll
known investment stocks. New
Haven. Pennsylvania, American Su-
gar. and many other issues. which
had come to be regarded as firmly
established In the investment class.
from which they would not again
emerge. The liquidation In these
stocks by investors has greatly in
creased the floating supply in the
Street, and the indications are that
they will no longer be regarded as
belonging to the purely investment
type.
II was the subject of remark that
the Hartman shares gave no response
whatever TO the Washington dis
patches stating that a new phase had
been brought up in the dissolution
matter in q decision by the attorney
general that the Central Pacific he
divorced from the Southern Pacific
There was, il is true, no movement
in the price OF Union Pacific, or
Southern Pacific, rejecting these re-
ports but in some quarters the days
market for Union Pacific was consid-
cred tremendously impressive, never
theless. over 5000 shares of Union
Pacific stock changed hands within
range of IA TO per cent, and Is.
700 shares were done within a range
OF 1-2 point. The sale of a block
of Steel common OF this size in an
active market might hardly receive
attention, but the case Of Union Pa
cifc Is somewhat different Some
market observers said that they could
not remember when such IA quantity
Of stock had been dealt in with so
little effect upon the price. Another
curious feature of the list was the
market IN Pennsylvania. or the deal
sngs In that stock all but zoo shares
was traded in at the one price. 1101-4.
The other price was 40 is.
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Portsmouth.

Portsmouth 1850 100 900 00l--5
Summary: Two-base hits-Boyd.
Damrau. Three-base hits-Boyd
Stolen bases-Howedell, Evans, Boyd,
Carter. Tenant Sacrifice. hits
Shook. Bases on balls-On Castor, s:
of Ileweilyn. 4; off vernuelli, l. Hit
by pitched balls-Stewart, by Lewel-
lyn; Keller. by Vernuelli. Hits-Off
Llewellyn five in Ia innings: of
Vernuelli. one in 2-3 innings Struck
out--By CASTOR. 8; by Llewellyn. 3:
by Vernuelli. 3. Passed balls-Riley.
Wild pitches-Vernuelli. Umpire,
Colgate.
Carolina League.
Raleigh. 4; Greensboro, I.
Winston. 2; Durham, Z.
Asheville. 4; Charlotte, 1.
international League.
Newark. 2; Rochester, o.
Providence. 3; Buffalo, ST.
grounds
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PIRATES TAKE
CONTINUED from Fifth Pase.)

tUUutlnued rom Fffth PAEe.)
ted by Norfolk, but the I'VE errors
made by the Tars aided them to land
the game.
The score:
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team weren't received in time for
press.
Scorer, Cheek; foul. Miller; pin
Judge, Ba1tz.
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Va ss. Old C. and n. 1892 So
Va. Cen. 2, }, G. and r. 1891 ST sih
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. G. l.. r. X. Consol Trust.
Georgia Southern and
Florida. 1s45 ........ I03 -.
Ca and Ala Consel IS,
8, A l. Is. 1850 ........ So 49,.
Seaboard Adjust. SIS, lg49.. II -.
southern Ry.. LIST IS, 1894. 1G4 -.
T. r. Dew. and G. NJ As.
1855 ............s. .'... rs -.
Western \, C. ist ss. C..
1914 ..... lAl -.
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Par. Bid. Asked
Va ny. and Power Co.
prfd4 .............. 100 80 %
Va Ry. and Power Co,
com. CONTAMINATION. 100 52A -.
RAILROAD STOCKS
A. G.. l.. com. ...... 100 121 -.
G and O 6S
n: x1fr
I ( (. L I. e srad . . isS ia :.
Southern Rwy. prfd.. 100 rs -.
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LYNCHRURG, VA. May 15.-After
a session OF three games the Lynch
burg team followed the example of
the others in the United States league.
has disbanded, Manager Mackinnon
going to his home in Bridgeport, CT,
and the players being scattered. This
morning President Boyes teiegraphed
the necessary money from Reading to
pay of the players.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16

bat again and not single Tiger was
able to pilfer the second sack.
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Au-American Field Team.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 15.--
The organization and dispatching OF
an all-American track and field team
to Australia next winter was placed
in the hands of the Pacific branch OF
the American Amateur Athletic asso-
citation, according to a letter received
from Secretary James E. Sullivan, OF
the national organization.
Invitations to join the team have
been extended to Abel Kiviat, OF the
New York Irish-American Athletic
club. one of the worlds greatest dis
lance runners. and Plat Adams, OF
the New York Athletic club. who was
among the f1rst-place winners of the
last Olympic games. A Splinter and
a hurdler and possibly a weight man
will be selected later. The first meet
In Australia Is set for December 2eth.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

(Heported by Caskie C. Burch g. Co.
l0i5 East Main street Richmond Va
Richmond, Va, May IL, I9l3
STATE SECURITIES
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King RefnstAted.

King RcfnStated.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-The ma
tional baseball commission has pro-
nounced Player John G. Killing In good
standing without the imposition OF a
penalty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, May Is, 1918.
HID. AND LOOSE FIRED.
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LINERS

(Continued from Fifth Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16
TIGERS FALL BEFORE

Continued from Fifth Page.)
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GREATEST OF BATTLESHlPS.
Philadelphia Press: The new Bri

Philadelphia Press: The new Brit
ish superdreadnought Warspite. which
was launched on Wednesday, is pro-
claimed the most powerful fighting
ship afloat. Her armor INC armament
are the heaviest, and the Warspite Is
regarded as marking the highest per-
lection in naval architecture.
The world will note that the War
spite is constructed to burn oil fuel
exclusively. Her Dir tanks are to have
a fuel capacity sufficient to carry the
gigantic vessel around the world. :
ON the very day when this leviathan
was launched it became known in
England that the British admiralty
had decided upon a reduction in the
size and armament Of warships. The
Warspite seems to have reached the
limit i'm gigantic proportions, Hence
forward there is to be a recession to-
ward smaller battleships and fewer
heavy guns as making for greater
hexibiIity in handling the fleets.
OIL fuel for the navies of the world
means a revolution which may be ex-
peected to have an important influence
on the coal mining industry within a
few years.
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A MOTHERS PRAYER.

My little child, / could not bear
At first to let you 60 away;
II felt perhaps. no, n would know
Just what to do for you each day.
/ loved you SO, ii, seemed to me
That 7 must guide and guard your
way,
And rest you 'gainst my happy heart,
And hold you close at end of day.
But now somehow I've learnedsto feel
That God your presence only lent,
That. + must give YOU back to Him
And in His wisdom be content.
Yet In my loneliness I pray,
who wait to grow TO greater worth.
THAT you have found n mother there,
Who was, like you too fair for
earth.
rI-Nlgn, johnson.
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washington, Dec. s. The head
quarters Of the Red Cross society to
be erected in Washington Will be one
Sc the handsomest buildings OF 2
kind in the world. The archltects
mans have been drawn. The building
"a tosshe d memorial to. the heroic
women of the north ar the south VINO
gave their energies q sonaetlmes
tTair ives towards nursing the soldiers
1T tha civil war or made sacrifices in
ofhars,vays for the north or the south.
CONGRESS has appropriated 100000
for ths work, and the remainder OF the
cost. s15o.0Oo must be raised nv SUBJ
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June and returned to st. Louis by way
of Washington, putting in a travel ex-
pense for SCOOPS. The auditor for the
state department decided because MIR.
Kerens had been granted Ieaveso of abb
sence he was not entitled to any travel
expense account at all. Comptroller
DoWney overruled this decision, but
declared the ambassador in travelling
Washington had journeyed .fifty-seyen
miles farther than he would have Done
by the shortest route.
AT 8 cents. a mile for fi9ty-seven
miles the ambassadors account would
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AMsAssADoR DockED s2.s5.

washington Post: COMPTROLLER Dow
3 Of the treasury department, cut
an expense account Of r. g, Kereaas.
late ambassador to Austria by s2.Sb
yesterday.
aar. FarAsas gasig1aed his post last
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LOSE

LOST-Sunday. pei teen ST, Luke's hos
pital and 1902 Sth st S., tire chain.
Finder please leave same with j. G.
Dillon, deLendrecie block. It. f.)
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go, N. Dak. (2al
III FOLLOWING FARM LANDS must
be sold this fall; they are located In
Mile Laos county, near Milaca, the
dairy center of tho greatest dairy state
IN the union; they are exceptional bar
l20-Are Farm, seven miles from Milaca,
on the main lake road; ons-quarter
mile from good school; good set farm
buildings; 30 acres under cultivation;
20 acres meadow, 20 acres pasture.
Price $50 per acre for the next thirty
days.
160-Aere Farm, four miles from town:
house 20x24, barn 30x40; 60 acres in
field and meadow, balance In PASTURE;
can be made into n 800 an acre farm.
Price Sac an acre IL sold soon.
12O-Acre well improved farm, 2 IL
miles from MLlaca, with a fine brook
through pasture and meadow; the only
well located farm near Milaca for saIa
at IA reasonable price. Price sos an
acre.
We also offer tracts of wild land
from 40 acres and up at prices from
SIS to $25 per acre on easy terms.
Write for particulars. Allen g. Eek
strom, Milaca, Mimi.
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Personal
R~HEuMATIsnr- lnmhann

RHEUMATISM, lumbago, lame back(
so terribly afflicted with indammatory
and muscular rheumatism, that they
could not move to cover on their bed
and others that could not turn over In
their bed. with lame back. Write TO
f. P. Shtpley, Aneta, N. D. CAD
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AN AN D w ALE&AGNN all want aus, SLVLus
q certain NUMBER care or Lne forum.
De sure 10 address, your ans ers "
LhaL numper, III care or Serum. This
.Asure prompt
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statesmen WANTED -
WE WANT good men to eeIl tha nnest

WE WANT good men to sell the finest
nursery stock grown for northern
culture. 4 line that Is advertised
throughout tho northwest and has
thousands of patrons boosting" for it.
Agents outfit free, includes pictures OF
fruits, shrubs, etc. in beautiful natur-
al cOlOrs, Pay checks mailed promptly
each week. Work part or all your
time. Write me for Agents circular
giving Information. Clarence Wedge,
Wedge Nursery. Box J, Albert Lea.
Mini
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
q certain number care of The Forum,
be sure to address our answers to
that number. in ARE OF Forum. This
insure prompt attention.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Two houses.
18th st. So. Enquire VIM. H. White
&c McCulIoch Lumber Co. (tf)
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SALESMAN-For general mercantile
trade in North Dakota TO sell a new
proposition Of merit; vacancy now; at
tractiVo commission contract; $35
weekly for expenses. Miles Z. Bixlcr
Co, wholesale jewelers., $3.50 Carlin
Bldg, Cleveland, .. (24)
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~scription by the Red Cross. Thes
or the building will be about
$50 feet and it will be three stories
high. This illustration is on the scale
.of twenty feet to three-eighths Of an
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NURSING.

To FtENJ.
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
furnished or unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping, down town. 25S
care Forum. (tf)
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-Energettc, productive nra
insurance agents in ~unoccupicd ter-
Titory. Liberal commission, good leads
and exclusive territory to desirable
parties. Manager 1858, Liggett Bldg,
ST. Louis, Mo. (24(
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FOR SALE-LIvE STOCK.

FOR SALE-Pedigreed Duroc Jersey
boars, free from cholera. Also reg
istered Shropshire rams. Write Stanley
Thompson, Ayr, N. D. (333)