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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03

ing outsiders, and even members of Con sress were, denied information.
 Although the progress of organizing the new system will not be rapid. it Is the intention of the committee to act as quickly as the law permits that the re- serve banks may be set up for business ls soon as possible The usual statement of the comptroller following the last na- tional bank call, issued yesterday showed banks in excellent condition to meet the demands shortly to be made for sub soriptions to reserve bank stock The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03
ELLIS P. BPOWN
 CANDIDATE FOR THE LEGISLATURE

WILL BE IN THE RACE TO THE FINISH AND HAVE NOT THE SLIGHTEST INTENTION OF WITHDRAWING IN FAVOR OF ANY CANDIDATE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03
OAeaI >.e <HzsIzakEcu1' 7
Inc Food Drink for aII Axe,

Inc Food-DrIni for all Ages
 Rich milk. matted grain, in powder form. Tor infants, ,invalids and growing children. Purenutrition. upbuilding the whole body. invigorates nursing mothers and tn. aged. More healthful than tea or coffee. Take no substitute. Ask for HoRllcKs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03

before It will attempt to make any Chnnges.
 some of the cities in the race for banks hich were not selected were Ba1timore. Washington, Birmingham, New Orleans. Cincinnati. Louisville. Omaha, St. Paul, Denver. Houston. Seattle, Portland Ore. anG Los Angeles.
 PERSONAL
 Felix NJ. Drennen left last night for Hot Springs, Ark. to join hs family. He expects to return Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03

If elected to the legislature pledge myself to- favor and work to the of all legislation which will be of in improving business conditions in state and county will strenuousy oppose any bill calculated keep in operation the present opportunities for graft theft and on to perpetuate the present bad business conditions Let us have peace, for business sake.
 ELLIS P BROWN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03
I Oppose:
I Favor:

TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS MERCHANTS AND PRO-
 PERSONAL MEN OF JEFFERSON COUNTY:
 Do you know that when all is said and done, the most i'm portant issue before you is TAXATION?
 Do you know that you pay TWENTY FIVE PER CENT of the total income of the STATE OF ALABAMA?
 Then why not vote for ELLIS F. BROWN, who pledged above all things endeavor to MAKE THE OTHER COUN TIES OF THE STATE BEAR THEIR SHARE WHICH THEY DO NOT DO NOW; to alter the LICENSE SCHEDULE equitable way and to put stop to this ridiculous of SENDING A NEW HORDE OF TAX GATHERERS TO JEFFERSON COUNTY whenever it pleases the COVER NOR OF ALABAMA.
 ELLIS F. BROWNS candidacy for the legislature is favored and supported by the following leading cezns of B mingham and Jefferson county:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03
BIRMINGHAM LOSES
 FIGHT FOR REGIONAL RESERVE INSTITUTION

tContinued from Page one)
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
80 ear ynea m GnDoGs"

Nm q Caaas.As Gpsap naI s0Asg e'ed.se -
1hn~ Es~ ~i.A - - ~ Assl, ~ a.Ahsr e - - -
uiAsIis ssst - hsn naAs trs.Ae Il - 0usAs -
A . aWv :. - iaaass anA essvs~eins sass~ - sse
tsus u ~ sEtsu1ss Il IL Pssp.s SasAag y sfaeo
o1AsGisa - wishing ssansostaoa ct shs NeOo -
as CssssAs asl tAss.nA saevses oese
lsasv rsaA fsa snd As neetisss have ~ ay
t sssstzy Arsas ths ball player Pss.s~ -
ses.pns vsaess Il ChriAanity y - Iao ~
resesl pssssAns The following clever ds'srptss se
ID bis shos = given BY Judge in his 0ssd
in's Wsskk':
MET Ioag ego w. A. sunday . faDous bell paay~
He becans eoaveted to religion and began to peece Ios
psoFas Billie Sunday. He admits that - knsvs
about theology than jsek-rabbt knows sbsse
ping pong and hs pablshed words shock refined psspsA
But they admit tAst 10 produces results They cannot s
any churches halls big enough hold the crowds tAas
follow him. And the account Of his work. Anyvhers
everywhere dunkards become sober thieves becons
honest multtudes of people engaged Themselves to study
Bible confessed their faith in Jesus Carst
Of wsrd and all the quieseent righteoss
Of the community grew brave and begerent aSainA
vice. nemperance, gambling and political dishonesty
His field of operation is in Pennylvanis; he has
swept PNsburg Scranton, WikesBarTe, Johnstown, and
many other cities like carpet cleaner because he preaeh
religon-he religion that into his life and
olutionized it but religion him is the and power
of Jesus Christ getting into the heart and will of I'D
producing results in character and conduct .
The secret to be that he is intensely human
Virtue of him when he breaches the quality tAa
makes Of courageous life The aoeount
says: Men and who differ with him in theology
who cannot temporarily accept his methods nevertheless
find themselves able his work because the blind
the deaf hear the lame walk and the have tAs
gospel preached to them" 7
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
N. lGoY1 AID " L v. v.

THE Miners union Of Eureka Utah. orea.isGia
which has word M Meyer that will supply its qsss
secedes Butte who have formed
union Of the Industzial Workers Of the World
If Mr. Meyer brines these will they be strike breaksi
tried hold meeting last night and had ito building blown b
dynamite BY the industrial Workers Of the Woridi
Meyer and ks fellow officers forced beat rssat y
The haek door, wAils 90 dspay shes with shosuns svsesd
bst bsck the mob This occasion WHEN Mr. Moye hsd
plenty Of for the hated dpatie for they engaged
saving his life
turhance and e.dsavor to bring about battle Bus
be4ween the Western Federation and the W. VIII Mr.
Meyer have A usual anaheas for the militia when
the protects the miners union hall from destruction and aids
the federation carrying its business holding its meetings. a.d
in 4 lawful manderi
If Mr. Meyer able give th. any thought sAs.A
discover that the fsrcs Of law and order sometimes have their
utter .ll-co'ondo Springs raes.pa
=
IN THE SLANG Of the street. Charley Meyer got
night when the seeding miners Of the W. W. oesd
Aoyer and Of hs Western Federation leaders hit tie
suffer quarts Meyer simply pushed his snarchc tactics
the stream he had created became for him and he
down by the Of his
sttsd authority hater Of hei and deputies and policemen hs
obliged last in hs extremity upon very people
whom be has for been fighting him from the volsaes
and fury Of the people whom he has for been coaching
the Of anarchy and destruction The to
make for the vanous W. should merit the
condemnation Their murdous by dyn
mite and force bad situation upon by all loye
of law and order And yet afford lot of u
psty Moyr who really being paid back his
his binde like Sapson Of old he pulled the piuav
and y tosup whether he will
ruins whether - b aae with his life ps
ton Of hs anssic organaion Ccksas have habn e
coming hone
IA(O6r EVERYONE Who Geawood for the rt In,
proceeds tell Nature besn with n 4.
besowA Of hr sis snd bow houd 20 in
ths rrt We think sdvtsd Gaenwood and ~ m.
- with the pases tAat wondes Why n psess \
IL land vs u bat ~ ae too spt to for,t ~ ~
ge Ge ws4 and taat p1nv eHerh very Etsls -
a o great Il svn which expect - astr.e4
to eu bFa Foe tAs snan s6cst nlng ct god
rA Bat nnA constantly play he advertising gama Thsrs
No nd = advertising, and advtns absolutely tie ff,
Of ts We saaot attract tss bcs nor c.tues u
seoes without sdvsrg snd try to do ar thina ~
can d. eitA imply deceive oselvs adserts;n~ Il eood
b.t soe fn better taaa Others Post il pses to
nsw list Gsavs h wakDg up aoug and leasnn~ -
on svs ~ naaar = at.ssths "a Aasdi.s viaitsr.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

@GDueeo - elgll9Ax - . -
-z1lE..zEsl -
- ~ = - ~oo1e oAS~
n ~. ..A.n 49, uAn~ ssAak Ft.s ~ =. "A.ys''
H vshss ssssAaa ~ pai2 vAss us
vig ~ pa1s. pssvAs1 tAsss Nv
~ i u vAs eaaaae ~ ~ - aassAy asspssA
% aayvsv - - AaA vay vsa vsssy a.s
vA.4 ~ ~ ~ "SlAsrs Day. .svs.sA assi
r. spa> wsA.sss. nvs ys.n - y Ma JsAa hs.ss Dsda
~ ssrvsA IT. ssAas.y pA vA credit ~
eay r.ssni.aa ~ bsA As II ss.sss s.a it a..ivss.y
S..v s.s~GA seis 70 .sks .aGisss t.
ny nfsay prsdi4 'FatAs Day. ~
join great family sf days - bsa setvs The
few ysara
Afs~ vssu 49, 'AstAs' Day" and fro- al.a every
ps and platform in the ad hsss out TIE prasss Of mint
chief daty setting the little fet
the pathway of duty and rss and keeping them there And
mother bsd memory aside
d.y may thus nssae st
houghtlen and omissions Of eser
when We might have been more and
bad been
But up forgotten father and it
that At last old dad have his day And why NOT
Why unheralded unsung Many
today that his life the honor the
and the upghness with which he attacks the problems OF
the watchf and loving counsel of noble and
manly father.
Since Fathers. Day "
her seconded by many and
the original effort has spread other lands and
Leading publications supporting the movement and last
sunday Appropriate the day and the snt
which brought forth prschsd from the pulpts in this
and white the floral
emblem of the d.y, among congregation.
And this reminds the little by Edmund Vance Cooke
entitled
HE was the you
He wasn't long and he want looks
HE father that you shout in playv
He just human fathersort Of quiet in his wayA
Just . family father, fairly sound wind and limb,
Always ready the word and mot . naay trick whm
Seldom of his feed had to b turned out to
any child drive and broke to harness forty
STEADY father found lot Of fun in working;
his weight against the cear seemed to have time for
shirkng.
Used to e and y the feed bin kept hi steady tzsek;
Safe him without h.chas; @ BE- there vhs. came
back
No; working through
down the father With the children doing STUNTS
Everyone would pile upon him. and he'd welcome snths pek
But I'm wondering after paytn did stay thereon his
Wasn't strong dissipation said his "eambol the green
Was fill the platter quicker than the kids could lick clean
And game he Of equal to beat
keeping leather to the sappay Of fstl
wings wearing slittsd
And he any martyr aid life good
And deserved oouldnt wood
Always job father plugging quiet strong
making any noise helping aloos;
And to think Lord an funny thing, yars and yea
And they've been till your eyes blind With
Quit job and left us smiling q he went away
Eulogy all 50 foolish; what anybody sayi
Seemed like in his leaving saving bother
For the word the granite FATHER
sssSs
HE GLENWOOD board
commissioners should worry shout ovennng limit in
road warrants because these that the
money spent their neehboshoo" Now, did
anything foolish beforef Every Of road these
emen having built
hnnaf
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27


commissioners should about overnning the limit in
road these that the
money in their neiehboFhooa" Now did
hear anything foolish bfoei Every foot Of road t those
tmn have been instrumental in having built elm their neghbor
hood benefit Glenwood and Dicason don't know good
thing when he it. Can rsr Of thu Genwood
Post trying convince the board Of county eosoos tat
Of this ou have bea otr parts Of tAs ee0ny
particularly tbs sodi Nxsyl All we rad ta4 paper
recall tie fset though. that tie bsazd q soanty
highly eonsaded for the rosd Ay ding bsw 03-
wood A. long tie led md bng spnE As
IT K With Glsnwooa but tAat tAs money seee and
Gsnwuod wanas little work dsas rs sng 70 hse
doo IL Pss b saalng because Da and or ss* IL nsey
IN thsir nssaboshood We Aod -Chsbsnaals Isu
uTORS who from stanes big Strawberry H.
tva ast Saturday high in Of the splendid peFade
the beautiful floats many Of 49, declaring that ssval
floats would credit Denvr FESTIVAL u Mountain sna
Plain ohsr Of the large q the country This
= stsialy vesy complimentary, but knswg he q II
god lasp II Glsuwocd snd the nads = preparing
IL 6sats Do wonder that Tie 70
IT, Nihg q nigh encon foa ts wAo have tsavslea H.
ee1ntEy oso. ~ 80
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
CARS RECEIVED.
Chicago.
Winnipeg
MARKET GOSSIP.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Traders
on both sides Of the market express
IA feeling of satisfaction in the action
of the market yesterday. although it
is seldom that such a situation exists.
E:ulls regarded the small break as
only natural after the advance Of late
and believe that prices are to work
irregularly higher based Oh export
and milling. demand, also that the
outside public will be larger buyers
of wheat on u further advance than
at present. A majority of the large
traders in corn are bearish. but they
are not looking, for Il big decline I'm
prices of futures until The scattered
long interest begins to liquidate. Bulls
hold to the belief that country roads
will soon break up and that receipts
from now on will be light. Cash sales
yesterday were 100000 bushels OF
wheat, 10000 bushels of corn and
$50, 900 bushels Of pats. No export
sales of grain were reported from tho
seaboard.
Pit sentiment inclined to be a. lit
tie bulaish. Commission houses
bought on resting orders and Armour
sold it. Armour now buying.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; all modern conveniences: one
block from car line: 1101 Belmont
Ave.
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The m
HIGHER CLOSING
PRICES AGAIN.
Receipts Continue Liberal in
Minneapolis-Foreign
Cables Also Up.

Minneapolis, Feb. 19.-The marheA
opened d shade easier but soon turned
firm and the May future advanced
from 81 81 to 90 3-S@1-2. closing at
80 l-S@1-4 bid which is as of a
cent higher than yesterday. July
wheat closed at SO 3-s, which 3-s
higher than yesterday. Chicago was
relatively easier than Minneapolis
and their close is practically unchang.
I'd compared with yesterdays close.
Receipts in Minneapolis continue.
rather liberal and 2S9 cars of wheat
were received compared with 1879 carr
Ia year ago. Liverpool market was
l-S to IL higher than yesterday. Pa
ris firm and wheat closed 1 cent high
err: flour Ia higher. Berlin wheat
market closed 3-S higher. Budapest
wheat closed l rs higher. Antwerp
unchanged. Buenos Aires opened 3-1s
higher.
Primary receipts today Ss5,0o9,
bushels: year ago $4,000 bushelAs
Shipments 253,OOO bushels; year ags
465 900 bushels.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
%HAKNAFoRD BOOMING.
Three Carloads Of Horses aud Hogs
SHIPPED 70 Montana,

Hannaford. N. D. Feb. l9.-Further
evidence that Hannaford is forging to
the front as a live stock market was
had last week when three carloads of
horses and three carloads Of hogs
were shipped from this point. Two Of
the carloads of horses We're shipped
to Havre, Mont, and derson-S Sin
clair Co., also shipped a carload west.
w. H. and John Richardson and J. w.
Harris shipped two carloads of hogs
to the st. Paul market. Will Harris
also shipped q carload Of hogs. This
is thought to be the first carload of
hogs ever shipped from this station,
that had all been raised on one farm
and shipped by the owner all at one
time.
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IIyERPnnI.
Wheat unchanged to is lowe

Wheat unchanged to is lower.
Liverpool opening-Corn unchanx.
ed.
1880 p. m.-Wheat SIS to 1-2 low.
Ell. Corn unchanged.
Liverpool. 3:1S D. m.-Whcat IA
to 3-S lower. Corn unchanged.
Liverpool close-Wheat is to Ia
lower. Corn LIS higher.
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OFFICES FOR RENT-sEE A. I. Wild.
lund. room 204. Widlnnd Building.
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ERMAToLoGIsT

MRS. m. e. PIERCE
ElectrolysiS for removing superluous'
face bleaching, massage am scalp
treatments, MaIicuring.. Graduate
chiropodist. Distilled water for sham
pooling. Call or write. Hair Dressing
Department.. Third FLOOR. Ontario store.
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B%RooMHALL CABLES.

Winnipeg. grading is giving general
satisfaction here.
Argentine-Rain north and CENTER
This is unfavorable for the move.
ment of wheat and also against har-
vesting Of corn in the north but fav.
orable for corn in the central dis.
|tricts. Estimated shipments Of wheat
100000 bushels. corn $4,000 bush.
els.
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MONUMENTAL WORKS

MONUMENTS MARKERS VAULT
w. r. Jack. Grand Forks. N. d.
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Hogs.

South st. Paul, Feb. 1s.-Hog re-
ceipts 400; sc higher: range ss.35@-
S.45; bulk $s.40@S.45.
Chicago. Feb. 1S.-Hos receipts
$4,000: closed weak, 5@1oc higher:
light $s.55@S.S0; mixed $s.55@s.75:
heavy $s40@S45; rough $S40@s50;
pigs $7s0@s75; bulk OF sales 5000.
S75
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FOREIGN CABLES.

Paris opening, wheat Ia to IL
higher. Flour 1c lower TO 1c higher.
Paris, wheat lc up. Flour 1-<
lower to la up.
Buenos Aires opening. wheat 3-6
higher. Corn unchanged. Flax sd
higher.
Antwerp close. wheat unchanged.
Budapest close. wheat 1 s. highen
Berlin close, wheat 3-S higher.
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HOGS,

Chicago. Feb. 1s.-Hogs 26,00O3
left over. $50. steady; light. $3.50
$50: mixed. S.551S.75, heavy. $40
@S.15; rough, $40 a $50. Cattle
4,500, steady. Sheep, 10000, steady.
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Sheep

South st. Paul, Feb. 1S.-sheep re-
ceipts 500; steady; lambs s5.75 a. 1928:
wethers s3.75@5.50; ewes s2.50@5.
Chicago, Feb. 1S.-Sheep receipts
$4,000; steady to 10c higher; native
$4.75@6.10; western $4.75@6.1O;
yearlings s5.65@7.60: lambs, native
&6.75@7.7S: western S6.75mT.S5.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
DULUTH FLAX.
WINNIPEG CLOSE
RANGE OF PRICES.
Yesterdays Quotations as Reported
BY the Associated Press.

South st. Paul. Feb. 1S.-Cattle rel
ceipts 1.S0O: killers steady to weak:
steers $5.76@S.40; COWS and heifers
$4.50@7.25; calves steady. s4.5O@9.-
90: feeders weak. $4.5O@7.25.
Chicago. Feb. 1S.-Cattle receipts
$4,000; slow and steady: beeves $500
@9.55; Texas steers $3.50 q 500;
western steers S6.6O@7.SO: stockers
and feeders S5.50@7.S5; cows and
heifers $3.60@8.50; calves s7.50@lO.-
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Electrical Contractor

Electric wiring, light and Power Plants
T Electric Engineer and Contractor /.
OTTO blend
Estimates furnished on all work
+. All work. guaranteed. Box 60 City.
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on on. FIG ORCHARD m GULF
r~.tiGcetdntry OF. Texas, half mile
nrtsI toro OF Alvin; Hsnt good im-
Senator ( desired; all planted and
OF the corarory hne proposition;
British tres Box 2ss, Grand FORKS,
item for itssA
bate folloWeA i
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SEED GRAINS
SEWING MACHINES

FOR THE BEST SEWING MACHINES,
including the New Home. Standard and
the Domestic. and everything in sewing
Piano and Musia Store. 1871 s. Third St.
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HIDES N FURs
INSURANCE

GEO. F. RICH, DIST. MGR.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of N. Y.
First National Bank Blk.
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PENNY
J IN WORD
altinimum Charge $50
AGENTS

MEXICO, LAND OF ROMANCE AND
revolution. greatest selling. book Of
generations; bonanza for yOu act
quickly; big terms: sample free. Zleg.
Ter Co.. Philadelphia.
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500 WILL GET THE RESULTS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INCOME PROPERTY LOCATED AT
Watertown, s. D.; business building
rents for $500 per month in adj
vance paid quarterly: will exchange
for land. What have you to offer?
Write G. o. Farrell, Watertown, S.
D., Box 81.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
FARM N

FoR RENT-GooD SECTION
farm to rent for term Of years In
Cavalier county, North Dakota, near
Clyde. Good buildings. water and
ephone line. Good roads and neigh
borhood, even miles to Clyde. Party
must furnish 12 head Of horses, farm,
machinery and feed. $500 to $500
family Of boys. c. p. Getchell. Wales,
N. Oak,
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FOR EXCHANGED GOOD -FOUR
family fiat. well located in Minneapo-
lands. Homestead Real Estate Loan
Co.. Grand Forks. N; D.
FOR EXCHANGE-TWO LOTS ON DA-
kota Ave-, for an automobile. Brolin
& jackson. 306 Widimnd Bldg. Phones
N. w. 361L: rs. 1881.
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sALE-1s0 ACRE LAND ! MILE
from Coulee, N. d.; make me an Of
fer. Address r. A. Warren, Fillmore;
N. D.
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CHICAGO PORK.

MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Puts. May 92.
Calls, May 922-3.
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LoST-AT CENTRAL. PARK SKATING
rink. a shoe. Please t to 81
Gotham Blk.
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LOSr-BUNcH OF KEYS NEAR COR
ner Of Gertrude ave- and 9Th st. Find
er return to Times-Herald office.
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Rent-Mi~scellaneou

FOR RENT-TWO STORE BUILDINGS
on De Mers Ave. Inquire Sullivan
Bros. 800 De Mers Ave, East Grand
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTDD-CLEAN RAGS FREE FROM
buttons and hooks at the Timss-Hsr.
aid.
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Miscellaneous-FoR SALE

FOR sALE-HAvE 81 SHARES NORTH
western Underwriters Association,
ms. Co, $loSo.oo encumbrance. This
stock Ia worth $26OO.O0 and going up.
Make me best cash offer for my
Equity by March LIST. Address No.
616. Tfmes-Herald.
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FIRST CLASS MIXED FARMING
lands for sale. mostly improved: twen-
ty to thirty dollars an acre; train
line. Canadian Northern Railway; well
settled district. p. O.. Box 81, Waeeca
Saskatchewan. Canada:
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FOR sAI.E-soME STORE SHELVING
Inquire w. G.: Mcdonald, Care Nash
Bros.
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LOST ANDeFOUND

LosT-BLACK LEATHER HAND
bag between G. NJ Depot and 4th
street IN DeMers- ave contained IS
in paper money. gold watch, foun-
tain pen and card, Miss Sylvia
Smith. Return to Times-Herald for
reward.
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g. II. ASHLEY 500 DE MERS AVE.
Ambulance in connection. Phones 81
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HOUSES FOR RENT;

FOR RNNVT, SALE OR TRADE-NEW
BUNGALOW: Riverside Park: lot 70xl60
g. ]. RaHn0a Co.
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HAIR DRESSING

MRS. STEWARDS >HAIRDRESsING
Parlor. Odd Fellows Blk, N. w. $751;
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ORsALE-FURNITURE
FURRIERS

SEND YOUR FURs TO BE REMoI
eled or repaired to s. Friedman. tn
furrier. IL 8. Fourth st.
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE LOTS IN WILIMAR
hce Boz 2ss, East Grand Forks.
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CHIRoPoDIsTs

DIR. J. G.. ANSON' CHIROPODIST
Expert on, all foot troubles. Corns.
removed without pain. Ingrowing
nails and bunions scientifically
treated. Clifford Annex. DeMers
Lvenue. Tri-State 1861. Northwest
ern. 1360E.. :.
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Grand Forks Markets
February 10.
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TUITION Dress,nalin,

OBTAIN q THoRoUaa PRACTICAL
knpwledEo Of tD~ressmaking and ~.
vie1 Tailoring Gt Kofst0rG Ladies
Nfortug College. COS South Fourth.
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20. ACRES, OR MORE OF GOOD FRUIT
Of state. 10000 people. to exchange
for improved city property o. good
farm lands. Address ]. F.. SncSrud.
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SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING+wE PAY PARCEL
post charges one way. Send for price
list. Shoe Hospital. Madsen.Thore.
son Co.
IGRAND FORKS SHOE REPAIR SHOP
For Neat n Good Work. 415 DeMers
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THE cHIclGo LADIES TAILOR
AND DRY CLEANING SHOP
as 8. 3rd. Phones: It's. 796L-N.W. 81,