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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Gum gmte,s 8tped.
sSra1en @erbGnb peranitaltsf Inter.
baltnng 5nm geftrH Der ariegs.
notbleibenben.

Der Graucnberein Ses 9epti6'
almerifanii6cn Staotperbanos per'
unftaItet am Sonntas, bem 20. Gep.
teulber, in Der Central Surn9aae ei'
ne unterbaItuns nebit Gana, Die iif
elmer gang rieiigen 8etbeilisung er.
freuen ioute. Ser grtrag bieier Ser.
atitaltung tDirb n1mlib al ben
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notbleibenben absefiibrt neroen, ben
Ole 9eutide uno Seiterrei6iiG.l1n.
gariide Silfsgeieuidaft oufbrin0t.
Die 9anen iperoen in oenfbar be.
tier 8eiie fir Die ltnterbaItlin9 Der
sSeItgafte Gorge tragen uuo jeoer inrb
'jeoe 9eutide fraten es iid 5ilr gb.
renpflidt MAIDEN, angeii6ts oes gu.
ten 9fpeds, bieier llnterbaItllne, bic
am Nadmittaa unb G6eu0 itattfin.
bet, bei5uipobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
2okal-Derid)t
0opSfeIpiu gdngerhpr.
Selegateu 5nr geSirfstassiukuns in
SamiltpH ernannt

Der 9OubfelIop @Gnser6or fam
geitern ga9mittas in fetnem Saupt.
quarter an Der Walnut Strabe aur
reseImdbigeH monatIi6en @eriamm.
lung 5uiammen, bic unter gprfiB bes
pTdiioenten Serrn Sultus &reb uno
Der ProtOtoafiibruns oes SetretGrs
Serrn 5enrp 9IIberB itattfanb. &c lag
cine Gihlabung our 9sTaidurg Der
8erfammlung bes Siio Sbio unD
&entutp Sdngereairts Dor, bic am
27. September in SamittOn itdttfinz
bet. Die Serren Charles &ubn unb
Senrp QlberB ipurbsn als SeIegaten
eruannt unb ibnsn puroe o6Qige
sSreibeit bes -9anbsIns einserdumt.
Die lsBtbin ftcttgebabie gpotfabrt
mar, laut 8eri6t bes Qrrangeinentss
aomuvittees, BPM id0niten grfoIs Be-
gleitet gepeien. Der Oampfer mar
auf feline Wtine aufssfa5rsn, unb bic
Dfitglieber tperben nod lange an bic
fhonen. auf bem Sbio perIe6ten
StuHben aurudoenten. !Serr g6as.
&ubn beri6tete iiber ben 8erlauf Der
ToIebper &onpention Ses Staatsberz
banbs. Sobann tpurbe Der &riegsz
nothleibenben seoa9t uno bic Sams
melltiten tpurben psrtbeilt. Die
9ooofeuotp Sanger iperben, tpie Dpm
praiibenten betont ipurbe, betreffs
beg aiebespertes i6re ooIs pfli6t unb
G9uIbigtsit tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
SeutiAes Mltenbsin
Ger Samenberein beranitaltet beiite
einen 2sie.gtadmittas.

Cine intsreHante nnterbaltuna in
Seitdlt ein.s Qeie Ha9mittass per-
dnftoItet Der DamenDersin bes Deut.
f6en Qltenbeims gum 9eiten Der 9ln=
italt am bsutisen Wontas, benz IA.
September.
Serr Qbolf Stobe BON gnTemble
bes Seutiden Sbeaters pirb als gors
Ieier funairsn unb intereFarte 9ru9<
itiide aug ben reueit.n, grseugniFen
Der beutfden 2itteratur porlsien. Die
Uorleiung nimmt Inn 2 llbr Ra9mit.
tags ibren anfans. ifiir aaffse unb
au6sn Hiso islsistsasnS ssiDrat mere
pen. 4,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
(Jiir bas ~gincinnatier goItsbIatt" }
8rokpatcr nnb GnfeI.
Won @uibO Slse

(Yon @1tibo sSlses.
Marum, @robbater, tparum, iparum
ssm Sorgenitubl. 10 fin unb itumm?
Saft pobl bic ganSe lebte Ra9t
8ansenb I'm Seutidlanb 3ugebra9t
SIT es bic 9i6t in ben 9Iie6ern pieI.
leiht,
Wpriiber bic alien Q(ugerr 70 feudt?
9robpater, Jag mir, mas quGlt DID
ioe
Sci tpieber Der u te unb mad mid
frpbl
9rpbbater i9iittelt ben aorf unb
ipricbt:
nllm Seuti6lanos 3ufunft banst mir
nift!
Was Heib unb Sab Der sSeinbe Tdafft,
Wirft nieber bic beutf3e Mdnnes.
traft!
I'D fiibl' es i'm tiefifen Seraen, mein,
Sott tpiro uniren WoHen gndbig isin!
Grit, Denn bic Welt 10 irb
untergebn,
&dnn Deuti6Ianb Idnger
ni4t beitebn!"
. Was mir bas Serge erfiillt nit
Meh,
SIT, bab i6 am 2ebensabenb its6';
&Gnu uidt mebr bortpGrts 5u SUB
ober pfsrb,
Ni6t IaieBen nod i4lagen brein nit
benz S6pert;
Bin fern bon Der Seiusatb - elm
\ alter Wlann
Der bic 5auit in Der Saitx nur bals
len lam!
1ds 1T es, mas raubt mir ben S.4laf
in Der glo6t,
llno Eat mid Inn lreine Rube ges
bradt!"
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GelbitmorSuerIndj.

SSn 6en ySoliie 9eo. 733 Carlisle
s(penue oeriudie ii6 in Der yea6t
gum Sonntag ole 10 Sabre aIte 9e.
germ Rora 9iamiep bon $50. 833 @.
5. StraBe 6prd &arbolfaure in bas
Seuieits 5u beiorbern. Der 8organg
wuroe no9 redt5eitig bemerft unb Die
2ebensmiioe naf oem itGotiiden
@ranfenbaus gebradt, tpo Die sIerate
ieoe 2ebensgeiabr beieitieten. Die
gseasrtn ioG triibitnnia aeps[et ietrk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
@erpriieelt nnb einseiperrt.

Mm sylbe Der Straber Str. fpur'
be geitern Ha9mittas bon bem Gor.
poral sSouss uub Dem poliSiiten Qbsl
/, bic 33 Sabre alte Srau Cora Remif9
BON 80. 706 Seaite StraBe blutenc
aufsefunben uuo na9 bem ftdOtil3eil
Rrantsnbaus gebra4t. Sie Remif4
CAB an, bab fie am llfer bes Sbo
BET @elepus, &b., BON mebreren per.
fonen mibbanbelt umb bunn auf Ell.
nsm Boot na9 Cincinnati sebradt
lporben fei. Na9bem bic urbebeuten'
hm WnlssuHser, I'm 5OfpituI DsrbuH.
1tu- ssasen 'aasss sis 5rau ansss sss
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Sranf sspbtinftur.

gus @erieben trant in Der CONS
tag 9ad)t Der % Sabre aIte 0eeer
6ranf 5adfon bon Der SSobn Strabe
einen fruftigen S6Iud Sootinftur,
meIde SSIiiiiigfeit er nit einem
S6napsden reripehielte. sSm itdb.
tii6en Soipital ipiirbe ssaGion beban.
belt un6 beitebt feline @eiabr fir iei.
men 9eiurSbeitssuItano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
gebeim niiie.

.SeIene iaatc mir, On kitteit ibr
bag gebeiunis ihon eeiogt, BON oerl
i6 ibr iaste, lie ioIe es Dir nihi
pie6eringenl"
Sic Snnme Gansl Sd iaote
ibr bod, tie io1te es Dir ni6t fpieber.
iaeenl"
= .cSsa, if fagte ibr. id piiroe es
Cir nidt nieberiaseii, fuenn lies mir
iagte, alio bite i'd Gid, iase es ibr
nidt rieber, bab id es Dir bod &c.
iagt babel"
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1O6. 9ieaiment.

Die lleberlebenben beg JOG. Resi.
ments bielten aeitern Ra4mittag in
Der Memorial aaIle cine 9eridmm.
luna ab, in ipel1er Der &ommanoeur
Geo.E. Benbel ben @OriiB fiibrte. Gs
trurbe bei6loifen. bic Reunion am 8.
Sttober in Der Memoriul Salle ab5u.
baIten unb iGmmtIide Sameraben
hnau einsrlahen
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aeasr

= Durd einen f6abbaften Sdorns
iietn bra9 geitern in Der Wobnung
BON 5arrp 8rcemann, go. 1888 gens
trdl @penue, elm unbebeuienbsr 8ranb
ons. Der bon Der Seuerlpebr idlnen se=
IOi6t tperben fonnte, pbne bab elm
nennensDert6er S9uben entitano.
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th'iHuHN Stuciupic
COMPOUND III preiien,
wie IS perbieut, be
i1 es gu oerfdier,ueu
Seiten aebrandt babe
uno Cd mir itets Sin.
oerung peridafit bat,
IpenH anbere Dtsbi3i.
nen bel iasten, u n b
ipenn ih cine 5rau
Hagen bore, empfshls
id es INNER. 9estsn
gsinter fuar ib BON
etuem feh,uax., Nu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
3d@lt mie cine
neuge6orene jrau
@eiI 2bbia g. Yinfbam's gesetable
COMPOUND 3iideniueb. Sopflueb
nmb Sdlfuinbel pertrieb.

9iaua, Dbip.-sSd Dirbe febr uubant.
bar ietn, iDsnn it - unierlieBe, 9hbia q.
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suSes.Nnseiaen.
Dr. ;. Gru[!
.Marp gtrnharpt,
aeb. @ henieI

9eb. Q tbenfeI,
geIietie Gatitn bon Gbus gernbnrbt, i'm eu
let bon 81 SnbreH uno II Wlouaien TN ibrei
gsobIunG. Vc. SAG acnbenb gloenle Eie 3eil
Der Sferbtenng miro fpdier befannt seuidti
II
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gu pertaufsn = Jurm.n.
2siriae ,sdnoereien

9HbidIet.eaue' Bertnnf burt u. G. Govern.
nlfni: leyie 8eiepfHbeii, um In Gitnbpu,d
biuigee ganb su iaufeH: sbft6guna ST bis
s26 Der afer; @oosrHmen;atdufbriei: lelHts
nsoingiinesn; nnserGepobHlite ggleeenbelf: |:
terlaiiiae 5niDtmation. 26 gtHt6 9imess
Ssu oerai. ThisIosGe. Gilaboma-
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8leaiernuas.gn

Observation-Disclosures pffn far csarxrs
nnb nraneu. 1nafenbe bon grnenHirnasr ifrb
IN anfii1i. eiits s1f NnIteurHgeu fret
brasfiin 9nitiinit. rest 10. Rsaftss. n D
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
GOSSIP.

Chicago, Intcr-Ocean SAYS: Gossip
on wheat last night Wac rather more
bullish thai bearish. mainly on the
theory that there is to be an export
demand on all breaks. from this level
and that the market is likely IL run
into Il crop scare soon.
one of the largest cash handlers
said the market would he benefited 10y
Il good break, which he believed
might bring in enough export and
milling trade to do Il lot IF good and
ultimately make a better market.
Ihere were u number of confident
bears out last night who SAID that un.
less there are new stimulating inftu-
ences brought out at nee prices will
go lower. Sentiment in corn and oats
is bearish. Al the same time the TO-
cal short interest has been increased
by the break of the past two days. In
the minds OF the average trader it wa.
rather too hearish and they WOULD not
be surprised at q rally. but they be.
lieve sales nould be made On the
strong spots.
Chicago-Corn opened shade low.
er. Trade light and %featureless
Commission housc on both sides
Wheat opened shade higher. Com.
mission houses on buying side mod.
dcrtone strong.
Chicago-Oats q trife easier at OPP
enins. Commission houses had a few
scattered selling orders at 39e. Crowd
inclined to hold back and wait for
some n to lead the selling.
Exporters getting quite IL few cables
this morning. Believe there is a de-
cided feeling for the better coming
from abroad.
Chicago - Weather seasonabIc
throughout the belt We see little in
the news or market surroundings to
challenge our opinion.
Corn-Thc selling pressure which,
was in evidence yesterday is likely to
continue today. Cash situation com
tinues exceedingly weak with no signs
OF bettcrmcnt. One should use en-
IRENE caution, however. and no sell
IN breaks.
Kansas City cash corn unchanged
20 l.. higher. sellers holding off. Lot
small buying orders on hand.
Chicago-Thc country did not sell
81 consign any corr last night and
this has made sellers afraid. Senti-
nent is still benrisn and | believe corn
will react from this point.
Pit crowd ars short corn and sellers
IF ups are also trying to get under
over with little or no corn for sale.
Minncapolis-Cash market firm.
ftaod demand. One Northern blue
stem l 1-2c yer May tn May price.
,elvct chaf' May price to Lee under
May. Flour sales moderate With Il
hettcr inquiry.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
~BROOMHALL CABLES.

Special Russian news service
Weather generally is severe with
freezing but not thawing to speak
of and ample 10Y protection. Navi-
CATION is being helped by ice break.
ers and shipments are increasing.
Stocks at ports large and interior sup.
pies Low. rates are being
accepted to complete loading and
therefore clearlnces arc more liberal.
Continental bids have been raised and
Mediterranean sources are absorbing
offerings freely.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
y OF PRICES.
Yesterdays Quotations as Reported
BY the Associated Preee.
Cattle.

1cStefuaSS Q0o&at1On6 as Reported
BY the Associated Prese.
Cattle.
st. Paul, Feb. 4.-cattle receipts,
1900: killers. steady: steers, s5.75@
$40; cows and heifers, $4.5 so a ITO:
s s.a , s ..sS;a7; ;t:so@s,oo; feeders
Chicago. Feb. 4.-Cattle receipts.
$4,000; stead to 10 cents higher;
beeves. $500 $50; Texas steers,
$500 500; western steers, $6,6O@
100; stockers and feeders, $500
$40; cows and heifers, $3.50 q $50:
calves, $7.25@10.00.
+. st.! s., Paul: Feb. 'o s;.Ho: receipts.
BUZZ s;sSe; .s .fssss; range 's''o@s.so;
Chicago. Feb. Hog receipts,
$4,000; strong. generally 5 cents
higher; bulk Of sales, $500 8.45:
light, $8.2008.45: mixed, 5000
$50; heavy, $500 $3.50; rough. So. 20
@s.25; pigs. $8.75@8.30.
Sheep.
st. Paul. Feb. 4.-Sheep receipts,
wethers. 1878 $50: ewes, ;s.seSs:.
Chicago. Fob. 4.-Sheep receipts,
1000: strong to 10 cents higher:
advance mostly lost: native. S4.S56
$50: western. Sl.S00s.O0: yeariinrs.
t6.70@s.S5: lambs. native. 3e.S00
7.sO: western. es.S007.so.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
The Markets II
MARKET STEADY
AGAIN TODAY
Closing Prices are Slightly
~Higher-Liverpool Mar
ket Was Dull

Minneapolis. Feb. 5.-The whea,
markc; has held steady throughout
sodaT's session with the close about
ii OF IL cent higher than last night.
minneapolis May wheat sold at S9c
early II afterwards advanced t.
80 S-S0l-2 cents. closing at 50 Ii.
July wheat closed at 90 ID or Id
OF a cont higher than yesterday.
Chicago May wheat closed at
~ i-$M& cents or Lie of a cent
above Yesterdays close. The Liver
poo wheat market closed Ia higher
than yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
FARM LANDS,
sIgsj =.
~. -. 81 49, -
ONE OF THE RARE FARM MONIES
OF THE NoRrHwRsf.
800 AN ACRE FARM WITH
ALL MODERN coNvEN1ENcEs
OF A CITY AT YOUR DISPOSAL.

The NWa of Sec. s. Grand Forks
!. Township (Nwi. Sec. s. Twp. ISL.
: Rye. 500. Grand Forks County.
: North Dakota. .
This farm joins the Wesley Col
= lege grounds on the northwest. the
. blocks from the college buildings
: and about the same distance from
. the University of North Dakota
buildings and street railway. The
: English coulee. WHICH is 2 nice
: the yards and along the east line
: Of the farm furnishing fresh water
: In abundance for stock at all times
: Of the year. It might be also mem
: from the State Fair Ground. The
. buildings are placed on a small
: tract Of about six acres, being block
: thirteen OF University Place. which
. account Of the advantage Of the
. Of the site for the purpose: a
. House is built %iH on Ss'i fsil S1 Sasement
: seven feet deep with le in. brick
: wall. Barn is. 20 It. x &c It. with
!. concrete foundation and floor. All
: double sided with tar paper be-
: giles laid over tar paper. Chicken
: coop 12x24.ft.. concrete foundation.
: double sided with tar. paper be-
: tween: roof Of best cedar shingles
. ceilsd at caves making good place
= in loft for feed.
About seventeen acres was. plant.
: ed to corn last year and cultivated
/. !. about six times and hoed, no weeds
. cut with harvester and removed,
/. leaving thiasland' ready to be disced
: and sown toealfalfa or whatsoever
. . the owner may ehoSse; About
. being left entirely free from weeds.
= About forty acres on which barley
:. was sown last year Is plowed deep.
: : a ast stu sSSity .i ssfes w i snrla Slowing ans
: to be planted to corn n potatoes.
= About three acres Is sown TO al
= falfa with 3 good stand. The re-
: mainder u q swail which, furnishes
: cient feed and hay for the season,
. also some seed, barley and potatoes.
This farm a be had at one hun
: dred dollars an acre; terms to suit
: the purchaser: Deferred payments
The stock consists OF four good
: weight 1900 and 1850 pounds each.
= Eleven hogs Weighing about, $50
= sey cow. A small amount OF ma
. chinery, all new last year.
The stock, machinery, feed OF
: seed can be purchased at the right
I'LL VI. scHLAbrRe.
/: clifford Bldg. Crane. Forks. n. D.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
PRIMARY RECEIPTS.
FOREIGN CABI,ES

FOREIGN CABLES.
Buenos Aires close Wednesday,
Wheat closed is to 3-s lower. Corn
unchanged to is higher. Flax is
lower.
Buenos Aires opening Thursday
Wheat unchanged to Ia lower. Corn
is higher :. oats Ia lower. Flax
Is lower.
Paris opening-Wheat unchanged
to Ia lower. Flax steady.
Berlin-Wheat 3-S higher.
Budapest-Wheat 3-S higher.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
LIVERPOOL

Opening. wheat and corn unchaug-
ed.
1850 p. m. wheat unchanged to is
higher. Corn unchanged.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05

FOR sALE-64o ACRE. STOCK RANCH
IS miles north of Calgary, Alberta.
Canada; price t14 per acre; this Is a
good stock ranch with plenty of
grass; hay and water; stock go out
all winter: SO they build no barns:
little creek of good water through
these acres. g. L. Holten. City.
"a. ACRES OR MORE OF GOOD FRu1r
land near Sacramento. Cal, capital
Of state. 10000. people. { o exchange
for improved Fly property or good
COS New York Life Bldg. Minneapolis.
wANTED-A TENANT-FARM. OF ago
acres good buildings; 100 tillable,
balance timber and pasture; one mile
from town: with eight cows, 4 sows
and ~ sheep. Address Lockbox 269
Grand Forks.
FOR sALE-3so ACRES IN CAVALIER
County, 8 miles from town $34 an
acre: Write II. Erickson. Box 596.
Grafton: N. D.
81. -. :. .--
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05

er2 H Ssspei H9o neM i. MGpF faq y, sS. n.y..
Apply F. L. McVey. University.
FOR RENT. SALE OR TRADE-NNw
bunRalo; Rtverside Park: lot. 7oxlS0.
o.. j. Barnes Co. -FRl
FOR RENT-FRoNT FLATS SPRIGaS
block. Inquire at Spriggs Bros.
Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
SEED GRAINS

SEED CORN FOR SALE
Minnesota 13 and Minnesota 90; grown
on Lilac. Hedge Farm. Grand Forks,
and testing from 90 to 80 per cent.
j. .. Bacon. City.
TIMOTHY SEED Sc: FLAX SEED iac,
International Oats . cents per lib. II.
q. Link, Niagara. n. D.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
INSURANCE

GEO. +. RICH. DIST. MGR.
The Mutual Life insurance Co. Of N. =.
First National Bank Blk.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05

WOOD AND coal.

oRANpsFoRKs FUEL co.
AL xI Rs6asr OF y FUEL.
Weighed on the city's scale,
1914 9. THIRD PHONES S7sJ.
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-Dressmaking
OBTAIN A THOROUGH, PRACTICAL
.know1edHe Of DISSEMINATING int La.
diHs Tailoring at Holsters Ladies'
Tailoring College. 405 South Fourth.
EXCHANGES

TFoR SALE OR ExcHANGE-WML
stock general MERCHANDISE, with out
bldg; $4,000 general merchandise
without bldg: $1,000 hardware and
merchandise with or without bldg:
$4,000 hardware: all running and
doing good business: 4 good autorno-
htles for. land.AsW. Z. Bosley. Rugby.
N. p. -
% ACRES UNIMPROyED: CLOSE 10
town In Manitoba. for small resi-.
dence In Grand Forks or good auto;
free from encumbrance. W,'G. Nil.
ler.sFlatky Bldg. Grand Forks.
70 ExcHANaE-FINE QUARTER OF
Grand Forks desire, modern sevan or
efGhtsroom cottage ID: city. xddrsss
Lock Box ~: City.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR. CArrLE
and hogs, our large AUTOMOBILES; first
class shape. electric lighted and full
ly equipped. Box 31S, Grand Forks.
HOUSE AND LOT TO TRADE ron
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
WINNIPEG CLOSE.

SOUTHWEST RECEIPTS.
Today. Year Ago
st. Louis ........ $1,000 LOG, 0ot
Kansas City ...... 1000 $4,000
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
HIDES AND FURs

SHIP YOUR HIDES. AND FURs
TO GINSBERG BROS.
Will pay II to 10 cents per lib. for
frozen hides; 10 cents per lib. for
bulls and oxen. and $500 for. No.
/ and 2 skunk hides: all other furs
at market values. These offers are
good for all February Shipments.
Write for shipping tags.
GINSBERG BROS. Grand Forks. N D
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-05
II PENNY
AZ WORD
Minimum CHARGE aseL


LADY or GENTLEMAN IN EVERY
town to sell guaranteed Catarrh and
Hay Fever Remedy; sales easy; pro-
fits good. Write National Inspirator
Co., Grand Forks. N. D..
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CHANGES

Steam Engine Pillow gear; run Z falls:
one Buffalo Pitt Separator, run two
falls; Cook car and sleeper complete;
two water tanks; everything ready to
so into tho field; price 1850; will
take horses and cattle in trade or
part Of 1t. Address 500 Times-Her-
aid.
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HAVE RENTED OUR FARM-WILL
sell our herd Of full blooded short
horn cattle INT Poland China hogs.
Edward Pederson. Haitian, n d.
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observation-disclosures

FOR RENT@TWO STORE BUILDINGs
on De Mers Ave. Inquire Sullivan
Bros. 800 De Mers Ave, Fast Grand
Forks.
OFFICES FOR RENr-sEE A. I. wID.
n room 304: Widlnnd Building.
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WANTED TO BUY-CLYDE srAI,I,1oN
must be large and young. Address
Melvin Stock Co, BOX l34 Michigan
City, N. D..
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GRAND FORKS RAILWAY MAIL Elk.
animation FEB. 81. $500 lmonti,
sample questions free. Franklin In.
stitute, Dept. S02-K, Rochester. n. y.
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FOR SALE OF TRADE-oNE EIqHT
year old Hamilton stallion for work
horses or cattle: Lars christlanson,
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FOR SALE = MAMMOTH BRONZE
Turkey Tens 70 $500; hens $3.50. IN
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HAIR DRESSING

MRS. sTBWARr.s HAInDREssrNG.
Odd Fellows Blk. N. w. 9SSL
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LIVE sToCK-Contlnued.

FOR sALE-MATcHED BLACK TEAM
Geldings. & and z years old. weight
5000 lbs. 3 miles south Petersburg.
McCrae Bros. Petersburg. n b
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BILLIARDS.

THE. RIVERSIDE pool ROOM.
Tobacco, and Cigars.
IDE MERS AVE. F. J. HUMBERT. Prop.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Geo. H. Newsholme, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator with will annexed of the Estate of Geo. H. Newsholme. deceased, to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, Walter Bennett, at the office of Kibbey, Bennett & Bennett, Fleming Block, in the City of Phoe- nix, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in the said Coun- ty of Maricopa, Arizona.
 WALTER BENNETT, Administrator of the estate of Geo.
 H. Newsholme deceased
 Dated this 3rd day of December, 1914.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-08
CUBS ARRANGE SCHEDULE
 OF BASKETBALL CONTESTS

The Cubs will play the Leaders class of the Y. M. c. A. game of basketball this afternoon at four o'clock They will take on the night class team of the Y. later in the week.
 The following line-ups have been given out for the games:
 Leaders: Putney and Tovrea, for wards; Doris, center; Reno and Cheney, guards.
 Cubs Pickrell and Lefevre, for wards; Irvine, center; Detweiler (cap- tain( and Heflin, guards.
 Y. M. c. A. Night Class: Crosse and Mccoy, forwards; Boyer, center; Wright and Smith, guards.
 The Night Class has won two out of the three games played with the Leaders, a fact which promises a strenuous combat with the fast Cub team.