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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
. o The Manicure Lady . .
By William F. KIRK


NTwAS reading a poem the other
night, George" said the Mani
cure Lady, that said it was
better to speak kind of gentle and to
rule by love instead of fear. Gee! l
think that's a pretty sentiment; don't
your"
There's lot of pretty sentiment in
the world" said the Head Barber "but
the doings don't fit in much with the
sentiment. Even the poets that write
beautiful thoughts don't live up to them.
Bobbie Burns wrote lot of grand,
wonderful stuff-at least so the old
Scotch dad says-but l have looked up
Bohbie little, and 1t seems that he did
pretty much what he pleased while he
was here, which wasn't long enough"
We'll. anyhow" said the Manicure
Lady. 81 think 1t is kind of nice to
speak gentle as long as one can. OF
course, sometimes one can get tired of
speaking gentle when everybody else is
barking at he or she, and speaking
rough; but 1t is lots nicer. 1 think, to
keep ones noodle as long as one can.
"Wilfred showed the folly of speak
ing rough the other night. OF course,
the poor boy had a good deal of provo
cation, in a way, because the old gent
was all the time after him about how
poetry was drug on the market, and
how the average poet these days had to
borrow from his father or his sister to
keep from starving. That was kind of
rough work, to be sure, because when
Wilfred has anything you can have any
part OF it that he has, which he mostly
hasn't. He's like the fellow that would
give you HIS shirt, but never had any
thing else to give you
But the mistake Wilfred made was
writing a satire on the old gent. just to
get even. Anyhow, he said it was
satire though goodness knows / don't
know satire from tlatiron. He read
it to me before he showed 1t to the old
gent, and l told him that he would be
making the mistake of his life if he
read 1t to father, expecting, as Wilfred
does, to be drawing now and again on
the old gent the same as in the glad
days of yore. This is how the satire
read, George:
ode TO A CRUEL SIRE"
"Oh, cruel sire, who balks my every
move,
who does not know the holiness of love,
Such as a father for child should feel
Who merely asks from him good
square meal.
The way to Hades is long, smooth
road,
Ger which a million million souls have
flowed,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
Do You Know

Australians and New Zealanders
are the greatest meat eaters in the
world. The former eat 262 pounds of
meat a year EACH and the latter 212
pounds. Americans eat 1S5 pounds, and
the British only 100 pounds.
Charlottenburg, the fashionable west
ern suburb of Berlin, is known as the
widows town" At the last census no
fewer than 14,543 widows were regis
tered as residing within its boundaries.
This is very nearly half OF the total
surplus OF women over men that is to be
found in the town-29,240. In no other
town in Germany can such a proper
tionate surplus of the female sex be
found. The number of widowers is ex-
traordinarily small in proportion, being
only 2,35S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

And you, cruel sire, may be there some
fine day
Unless you smooth your sons too
thorny way.
asked for six bits, and you gave me
two,
/ never seen a crueller sire than you'll"
That WAS kind of raw work on the
part of the kid" said the Head Barber,
tbut It Is the best verse of his that you
ever read to me- I'll bet the old gent
opened the door and said, Got At
least that's what would have did"
And that's what the old gent done"
said the Manicure Lady. "In the old
days poets used to have the door
opened for them to waila in. Now they
have the door opened Tor. them to walk
out"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
Attains Ideal Figure in Year Given to Exercise
"Most Perfect Woman
Girl Now Plays With Weights
Once Used by SandoW, the
Champion Strong Man.

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-Declared by
numerous medical experts and profess
sors of physical culture to be the most
perfectly formed woman in America,
Miss Caroline Baumann has today come
forth to claim the laurels as the near
est approach to the physical perfectness
Here are Miss Baumann's measure
ments: Height, feet inches; weight,
1876 pounds bust, 3S inches; hips, 81
inches.
A remarkable thing about the physi-
cal condition of Miss Haumann Is found
in the statement that she attained 1t in
less than one years constant devotion
to certain periods of exercise.
Although Miss Baumann weighs only
1876 pounds, an example OF her wonder
full strength may be obtained from the
following: She lifts a huge dumbbell
that Sandow, the worlds strongest
man, formerly performed with, and
poises it above her head with consid-
cradle ease. She can lift ITO pounds
with one hand and can play ball with
cannon balls Weighing 1870 pounds. with
the same ease as if she was using peas
Miss Baumann has long blond hair
blue eyes and an abundance of natural
color. She never uses cosmetics.
IF women were to exercise regularly
they would produce or reduce the flesh
they lack or have in excess and would
be truly beautiful, symmetrical and
graceful" she says. Strength building
does not mean hard work, for hard
work methods destroy beauty and the
refinement OF beauty"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

NURSE HELPS
YOUNG GIRLS
She Knew From Expe-
rience Just What Was
Needed. Describes
One Remarkable
Case. cAvf

Watonga. Okla.-AIrs. Ida Bollin-
ger of this town makes the follow
ing interesting statement for pub
lication: q
81 suffered for 20 years with WON
anly troubles, and in this time tried
several different treatments, but got
no better.
II finally got hold of a Ladies'
Birthday Almanac and read about
Cardui, the womans tonic.
Il had not taken very much of 1t
before l was entirely well.
Il do some nursing. and have
given Cardui, the woman's tonic, to
lots of women with good results.
Il use this medicine a great deal
in treating young girls. A young
girl came to my house one day last
summer. She had taken cold at the
wrong time, and was in a terrible
condition. went to the druggist,
bought her q bottle of Cardui, and
the third dose she took did the work.
She is now entirely we'll
You may use my name in any
way you desire. as am anxious to
do anything can to help suffering
women
For more than 50 years. Cardui has
been in widely extended use by
women of all ages, and has given
perfect satisfaction as a remedy for
helping rebuild womanly strength
and health.
Try Cardui yourself. II will help
you. Your druggist sells it. AZ
n. B.-Write to: Chattanooga Meii-
cine Co., Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions
on your case and 64-page book, Home
Treatment for Women sent in plain
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
ADVICE TO The LOVELORN Y = Beatrice

young man who was very friendly
toward me. He asked If he might
call. AS some time has elapsed since
he asked my permission to CALL
would it be proper for me to write,
asking him to call? L. s. d.
You gave your permission, and the
fact that he has not awaited himself of
1t would indicate that he doesn't value
it very highly Let the matter end
here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
DON'T TRY.
Dear Miss Fairfax:

1 have been keeping company
with a young man one year, my
senior about a year. Some time
ago we had petty quarrel, and
since then l had not heard from
him. Last week l received a letter
from him, in which he states that
he is sorry and wishes to make up.
He tells me he still loves me, but
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

the trouble is do not love him as
l did before. MARY.
Quarrels are so senseless l hope you
will make up this one. but only as
friends. Give him to understand you
will be friends. but can never. love him.
DON'T DO 1T.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
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Small Margin on Tariff Bill,

st. Paul Dispatch: The death of
Senator Johnson of Alabama calls at
tention to the narrow margin of dem
ocratic support for the tariff bill in the
senate. The party has a majority of
only 1ne on the tariff bill. the Louisi-
ana senators having decided to vote
against the measure because of the
free sugar feature. The leaders Of the
party in Washington and Alabama.
have been comforting and are prepar-
ing to take prompt action to fill the
vacancy caused by Senator Johnsons
death. They realize that a margin Of
one is too small for safety; that it
might be possible to bring about de-
lection that would seriously interfere
With the party programme; or that
some unforeseen contingency might
arise which would balk tariff legisIa-
tion.
The selection Of a successor to SEN
ator Johnson Is not the simple rnatter
1t was before the adoption recently Of
the amendment to the constitution
providing for popular election of SEM
ators. Formerly the governor Of a.
state named some one to serve until a.
successor could be elected by the leg
islature. That method has been abol4
ished and Alabama's legislature has
framed no law to cover the subject.
A special session probably will be CALI
ed at once to select a man to fill the
vacancy and the legislators will draft
laws to govern the election of senator's
in that state. Meantime, if any demo-
crat in the senate were to take the bit
in his teeth he could run away with
the entire party prospects unless the
leaders were willing to accept Whatev-
er terms he might propose. ;
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KISSES AND BUNS.
They Make Bride Tired--She Would
Keep Kisses, but Danish Euns.

Keep Kisses, but Danish Buns.
New York. Herald: Baltimore:
Kisses and buns for breakfast. kisses
and buns for 1uncneon, kisses and
buns for dinner-this has been the
daily menu Of Mrs. Rosie Schwar1ke,
No. 1856 Cooksie street, ever since her
marriage to Frederick Schwanke on
July last. she says. And Mrs.
Schwanke is the sister Of Mrs. Theresa
Deems. the famous unkissed wife.
But, unlike her sister. Mrs. Schwanke
objects not to the kisses but to the
buns. The combined sweetness has
been too much for her, and she wishes
to dispense with the buns. The kisses,
If it is possible, she wants to keep to
change the deadly monotony of the
buns.
She appealed to Justice Levinson, of
the southern district police court. Mr..
Schwanke. she thinks, should supply a
few more Of the staples of life.
ut Is not that / don't love my hus-
band.' Mrs. Schwanke said this morn
ing. Il do, and / love his kisses too.
Theresa don't know what she missed
in life in having left out the kisses"
Mrs. Schwanke, who was Miss Rosie
Becker, Is 18 years old. She had known
her husband only two weeks prior to
her marriage. The scene of her ro-
nance was set in the home Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Of
No. 1.156 Cooksie street. Mrs. Spencer
was Ill and the granddaughter was
sent to nurse her back to health.
Mrs. Spencer had as a boarder Fred
erick Schwanke. Almost at first sight
he fell a victim to the granddaughter's
charms. He will be given a hearing on
his nonsupport charge before Justice
Levinson.
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KISS DELAYS STEAMER.
Captain Was Peeved, But West Point
or and Sweetheart Didn't Care.

New York American: "a last kiss.
my darling!" He got it.
Miss Eva Mountrey Of Louisville,
KY, sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. :,
her fance, Augustus Dillon, a West
Point cadet bade her fond au revoir.
"All visitors ashore!" shouted a pet.
ty officer near the sweethearts.
"a very last kiss, beloved" exclaim-
ed Dillon. The charming girl was re-
sponsive. ;
"A very, very last kiss, mine own!"
begged the cadet.
Chief Officer Moeller interrupted the
clinging embrace.
Young man." said Moeller. ''yor1
have held the ship three minutes. Go
ashorei"
So Cadet Dillon did, the very, very
last visitor to leave the boat.
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Observation-Disclosures

or gentleman In Fargo and Moor
head, with $1,000, to engage in legiti-
mate business which brings large re-
territory and no competition; this is
an exceptional proposition and will
bear the closest Investigation. Address
645 care Forum.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEWSPAPER RuR SALE-The Marion
official county paper, with good ad-
vertising patronage. and doing lots
of job work, is offered for sale at a
has left the state only reason for SELL
ing; a splendid opportunity for some-
one to buy we'll established business.
Address The Marion Sentinel, Marion.
N. d.
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FOR sALE-KensaI fax tow mill and
machinery consisting of large draw
brakes, so rolls, P. K: Dederick
power baling presses. 1 side crank hor-
izontal engine, nearly new. l stationary
so H. P. boiler, completes; all this ma
chinery is in good working order; will
sell cheap, with or without land and
buildings might consider some land in
a deal; line shafting and pulleys in
cluded. Address Andrew Thompson,
p. o. Lock Box 104. Kensal, N. D.
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An American woman has sailed for
Italy to find a singing bandit whom
she would put in grand opera. He
might be unable to keep his eye off
the box office.
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July 20; Aug. 5-12-1s.)
WHAT'S THE ANsWERf

HE'S an M OF A., and b. OF M, and d
D.. of ii. OF the Oxford brand;
He's doctor plain. medicine man
who writes prescriptions in b
He's wise old owl with a lot oil
sense, and he stores his brains In
a wise old pate.
He's this and he's that and whole Ioi
nore-4but can he write staff like
a. laureate @ s5 6.s M
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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TWO mules, four horses and three
wagons for sale cheap at 915 10th
street south Geo. r. Miller. .- (227)
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FOR SALE-300 extra choice young
ewes. with lambs. John c. Taylor,
Dawson, N D.
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TWO BIG Belgian stations; imported:
bargain. Schultz. 3439 Henepin
Ave-. Minneapolis.
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DOCTOR OE rdlLOsOPHY. versed in
the Scandinavian, Finnish and Ger
man languages tgets along also In
English), wants pposition: salary rea-
sonable. Address Hastig, 5l2 Front
St. Kennedy's hotel.
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People are still taking bichoiide Of
mercury tablets In mistake for head !
ache remedies. This is h case lii which
lit would pay to read the papers.
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FOR SALE LIVESTOCK

FAST S-year-old 1000 1b. driving or
delivery horse. Fl care Forum.
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BY YOUNG married man, salesman for
city or road work: clerk, collector,
or any kind of work where ability and
honesty counts: can furnish best of
references. Address 693 care Forum.
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FOR SALE EGGS from pure bred and
prize winners; Buff p. Rocks 81 to 81
setting; Black Langshan 50; b. w. In
guarantee ten eggs fertile from each
setting; also have Buff p. Rock cock
erels and Indian Runner brakes for
sale. island Park Poultry Yards. Cole
man Baker, Prop, Fargo, N. D., r. r,
No, z,
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FOR SALE-Saddle. pony and driver;
also buggy and new. harness. Price
reasonable. Phone 19S0-L
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wANTED--By experienced engineer,
position for the fall; write for fur
ther information to Lewis Cole, 245
22nd Ave north, Minneapolis, MINI.
sf 5(22S1
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HARNESS maker In harness shop, or
with implement dealer; l can run a
machine and. furnish first class refer
E(23l1
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LEARN the barber trade: BARRIERS al
work: few weeks completes by our
methods: tools given, diplomas grant
ed: Illustrated catalogue free. Moler
Barber College, 81 III, Ntcollet avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI. Established 1893.
(249)
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FOR ExCHANGE-$2,500 general mer-
to date and running; in the best town
in the west; big territory to draw
from; harvest just commencing; must
dispose of this stock soon; have other
business to attend to; this will stand
Investigating; do not answer unless
YOU mean business; farm land pre-
ferred. w. G. Hoisington, Lennon, S.
ID. s2s@gs ag ElE,=-s'.a.S. (22Sl
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ASSISTANT cashiership wanted by
man; experienced in country banking
In North Dakota; experienced as teller;
(229)
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STENOGRAPHER-B de-
sires position; am young man thor
oughly 4 competent, rapid, accurate
typewriter operator. L, Box s55. Fargo.
N. D. (2S0)
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100 HEAD high grade mare colts free.
to trade for clear land, Or cash, or
bankable paper. Phone 1012-J.
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WANTED-A blacksmith for two or
three months, at once. 0. A. Fladby,
Rutland, N. D. (237l
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WANTED - Bookkeeper in general
store; one that has had experience
with good recommendations. H. e.
Brown & Co., Buffalo. N. D., 231)
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YOUNG newspaper for sale cheap; 10
Gated in new country in central North
Dakota live town; paper has br1l-
liant future: answer quick. Address
20 care Forum. NI51j
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE ana gas ensl.
neering school will give you practical
instructions: write for information.
1895 Front at. 5....I r,
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FOR SALE--CHICKENs.

TEAM, HARNESS. wagon and 600-gaI-
Ion water tank; very reasonable
Call afternoons. 1914 End Ave. So
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WANT printer for Omemee Herald;
wire at my expense what you will
come for per week. Matt Johnson.
Bottineau, N. D. (22O
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EXPERT gas engineer desires posi-
ton running plow engine; can oper-
ate any four-cylinder engine; give
make of engine, time of run and salary.
Il. G. Dreblow, Pingree, N. D. (22S)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-12

centrally located first-cla~s business
property in Valley City, N. D., rented
to good tenant; will take clear or en-
numbered lands Red River valley or
Barnes county in exchange; in answer
ing give legal descriptions and amount
of encumbrance. Address A. T. Ward,
622 Palace Bldg, Minneapolls, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-12

FOR SALE-Feed barn, room for forty
teams, at Regent, No. OAK: large
territory. only feed barn., business ex-
cellent; worth $4,000, will take $2,S0o;
reason for selling, other business; no
trades. Write o. T. Griffiths, Glen
dive, Mont,
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WANTED -- Position as cook with
threshing crew; years experience.
Address G. H. Knapp, 1925 1st avenue
south, Moorhead, MINI. (tf)
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THREE chair barber shop in Fargo
doing good business. 562 care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Improved quarter section
in Alberta; mixed farming and dairy
ing district; American and Canadian
three miles from station on Grand
Trunk Tofeld- Calgary branch; 80 miles
north of Calgary; deal with owner,
till Oct. l. Guy Callison, Losana, AL
berta. (228)
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WANTED-Regis assistant drug
gist. Apply at City Drug Store,
Fargo, N. D. (t rs
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GOOD opportunity for man with
little cash to secure good news anu
confectionery business in Fargo, with
well established trade. Address BOX
CIT. Fargo. NtA1
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WANTED-An assistant druggist at
Ullin, N. D. (2381
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FOR EXCHANGE--Slock Of general
located in a hustling town in North
Dakota; good business established nine
we'll located and not heavily incum-
bered; about $4,000 required to swing
this deal Submit your offers to Box
A Nome. N. d.
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Notice to Creditors.

%. liz. LAUNDRY--Mrs E. c., 0tficer.
It23 8th st. S. phone 219f-L
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WANTED to rent, small hotel in good
North Dakota town. Address $50
care Forum.
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DREssBIAKING SCHOOL.

DRESsMAESING .scaoOL--l1s Broad
F0yT gat-
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WANTED - First-cIass butcher and
sausage maker. Larson Bros, Buff
falo, N. d. -.
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WANTED---500 men to have their suits
pressed at 35c. Fargo Pressing Par
lors, 422 deLendrecie building; phone
927. (253)
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HOTEL FOR sALE-Furniture Of
.35-room hotel and cafe; runnlng
night and day; doing large business
heated and electric lighted. Address
Box SAG, Mandan, N. D.
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LIKE TO HEAR from somebody VINO
let me know Of good run Of thresh-
ing in North Dakota this fall. Ad-
dress SAT care Forum.
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MAN with family would like to rent q
house with small barn in country or
near farmers and work for them by
month. 573 care Forum.
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WANTED--Position on country weekly
where sobriety and absolute depend
ability will be appreciated; can handle
jobber and set jobs after copy: must
have opportunity to further knowledge
OF makeup and ad work: fast, clean
straight matter: wages to start. SIS per
week. G. R. harrington, Lansford.
AZ. ID. l228)
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WE DO FURNISH HELP. Olsson EN- :
~ ployment Co. BIT N. P. Ave, Fargo;
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FOR SALH-Barber shop in good N. D.
town. For further information ad-
dress /, care Forum.
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TO SELL millinery stock at once, in
good North Dakota town. Address
27 care Forum. (230)
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POSITION WANTED-By registered
assistant pharmacist; best OF refer
ences. 1107 Eleventh street north,
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TWO CHAIR barber shop for sale;
only shop in town; population 450.
Address 26 care Forum. (235)
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BABY FOR ADOPTION.

WANTED-A good home for adoption
Of brown eyed baby girl, three
months old. Apply 9O1 Tenth street
south; phone 1148-J.
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PRINTER syVANTED-Two thirder: to-
oacco barred. The Buffalo Express
(254)
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5I,OsT-Small black purse on First
avenue south, containing about So.
Return to 1902 First aVene south for
reward. lzG1J
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GIRLS wanted for kitchen work; wait
er $25 per month, board and room.
Silver Mine Restaurant, Moorhead;
phone 9S9-L (227)
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POSITIONS WANTED-MALE.
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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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HOSPITAL.

HOSPITAL. - Competent
1aurses and best OF care; highest tss-
rimoniais from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jcnnis camp. S0l lvth St g.. Sarge.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

HAVE Knight Printing CO. engrave Il
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Law LEBRARY-A good working law
library Of nearly 1000 volumes, Of
at one-half value. Inquire of A. Rob
erts, 60 Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-Mowers. sweeprakes and
wagonsj nearly new: or will ex-
change for livestock. P. o. Box 765.
Fargo.
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FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms for
rent in modern house. 512 9th Ave.
north; phone 2403-J. zs-e-- 81, So e. 80.