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HENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting to

NJ. Todd, ct al. trustee, 40 l-Io acres
northwest of city, being a part OF the
Sprinshcld Coal Pit tract. November
20. 1914. $40.
iGs--AIollic $. Gentry. ct vir to Lc
Roy T.. Brown, trustee. lot 81 in the
plan of College Terrace. November.
., sali. 5i.l5O.
l69-NIarv Robinson ct ais. to Allen
q. Callins. trustee, 50xi73 feet inches.
being tho western half OF lot . on a
Der .. 1919. $500
110-D. w. Mallory. ct ux to Charles
I. Williams. Jr.. trustee. six acres on
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

These charters were issued ycster-
day By the State Corporation Commits
sion:
Richmond Capital stock, $4,000 to
$4,000. Allen G. Collins. president.
Douglas Il. Taylor, secretary. both OF
Richmond. Purposes: automobile bust
ness.
West Point Grocery Company. Inc,
West Point. Capital stock. $4,000 To
$4,000. II. I'll. BLACKWELL president
y. i. Cole. secretary and treasurer
both of West Point Purposes: whole.
sale grocery business.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Indicate Sub
stantial Demand for Richmond
Property.
COLLEGE, FILES MORTGAGE
Raises Funds on City Property to
Complete Extensive improvements
at Wcsthampton-Ma Real Es-
tate Men Away for Holidays.

Yesterday was somewhat o. dill
day with the real estate men, In fact.
many of them left the city for Thanks
giving, enjoying hunting trips and the
like. Those that could do so have
spent the entire week In the wilds.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits wcro Issued
yesterday:
Capital Plumbing Company. for H.
j. Melton. 70A Griffin Avenue.
Bowman X Gregory. for ELAN and
Funston. Eli and e19 Fast Clay street
T.. II. Harris and George +. Davis.
for els North Fourth Street.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Mary L. Washington and Angelina
Carter Instituted Il suit for $1,000 In
the Law and Equity Court Yesterday
afternoon against the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. NO declaration
was fled.
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nGNRlco RELpAsE DEEDS.

Two Release Deeds Amounting to SSH.
162-Edward II. Brown trustee. to ..
T. Clarke. 40 acres on the Three Chopt
Road, about miles west OF city. De-
tober 80, 1914, S224. ~
l63--Real estate Security Company
to O.. l.. Clarke. the same property as
described next above. November 4.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Butler issued a
permit yesterday to Daniel Beazley, TO
north side of Crouch Street, between
Fifth and Sixth Streets. to cost $500.
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CHANGER, RELEAsE DEEDS.
Three neIro.e Deea. Amounting

$4,000.
oiT--H ~. Zimmerman. trustee, to
James Il. kirk. 95Xi6a feet at tho
southeast corner Park Avenue and Elm
street. November %. 1911. S2,27?.
,aSs,,m. ;. Taylor, dr. trustee. to NJ
Second Street. I15 feet north OF jack
son Street November 20. 1914. $500
550-A. ]. Chcwrins. ct al. trustees,
10 Minnic Z. Nelson. ct ais. 3Oxlo5 feet
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U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF AppEALs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couR1

Morgan b. wilhelm, of Henrico Coun-
ty. filed n voluntary petition In bank :
ruptcy yesterday. His liabilities
amount to sl.206.6S and assets to S77J.
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NEW YORK. November sport move.
,',em,,-MiaaiinE ,'5 bales: receipts 100 bnles.
- W Ese 100 bales: sales. 90 bales: stock
=, ba etai today a, all .por,s-Ne, recelpts,
- h, na'es exports, 1895 bales: stock lie
exn SIa, Tor or wsekINe' receipts, :s,ssl bales
Total for scason-Ne, rcos,n,. c-,,,,
uaies: exports LII, SVa bales ~'''''e'
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James W. Lord & Co. report the sale
of so acres of timber land. near Ches-
ter Tuesday to d. NJ. Walker. treasurer
OF Chesterfield County.
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CHICAGO GRAIN M,uk,r

LHiCAt'O November c5.-Bcarish es,in,,,.v
rs he w Sjtfsno Inc eSpor'able surplus acted
Offset In part by decided revival OF cxs
Settled peul de M Prices ut the close were I'M
down Corn declined .;Is. 20 i6,r. au.s
ana oats !. To q Provisions finished IN,
Leading futures ranged as fo,,ow.
It1h
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G,iSW TORN: November ej.-Thc spot re-
Exchange to-day incseased the nTem,n", ' VI
k twsn,s t aSove ndd!ing by from three TO
49, 10Y points. Grades below niiddlins
s,S 5d,',mni ddiinF fair: good Ordinary and low
Is 70 strcnEt&Gn thu .lncaI cnnt., 81 "" N"tN1
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Agents dealing In farm lands report
that there Is good demand, and that
the prices arc keeping up. They do
not look for any reduction
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On the recommendation OF Building
field yesterday ordered that the cele-
brated spike fence separating the prop
erty of Michael Corrieri and c. ~
Seiph, at 30l9 and 1921 Beverly Street
be torn down. Corricri Is given until
December ! to comply with the order
Richmond College yesterday placed
on record In the Chanccry Court q deed
Of trust on it's property on Franklin.
Grace and Ryland Streets, to secure "a
bond Issue of 100000
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WIN Attend Health Conyc,,,.,

Dr II. G.. Levy, Chief Health Officer
Of the city Of Richmond. will leave to-
night for Iacksonvilie, Fla. to attend
the annual convention OF the An,eri-
can Public Health Association, which
begins on Monday
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following electric permits were
issued yesterday:
Norris Hunter, for II. G. Froehling,
s sae srf or r sr ens III North
Eighth Street, one lilo II. P. motor.
OTIS Elevator Company, for Miller
& Rhoads,, Pulliam Street. between
ADAMS and Prentless Streets, one 71-o
W II. Jenhs. for, Branch Morgan.
Same, for George d. Morgan, 1924
ia FIX, Avenue, YEN forty one fxtures ,
lights and one fixture.
w: T.. Nehlett, for G. l.. Nunnally,
's sam a f stre 1r one = H. p G,Gr
first Street and Semmcs Avenue, eleven
outlets and nine fixtures.
Martin and Myers. for Sibley Shoe
Company, Sixth and Broad Streets, one
John H Latham. for william Wright.
L. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
The United States Circuit Court of
ing at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Pritchard and Woods, and District
Case argued:
No 12so-S Montgomery Smith, John
b. Anderson ct al, plaintiffs in error
vs.. Ward r. Brown and Brown Broth
error: error. to the District Court at
Ashcville, N z. Argued by John S.
Bourn" Asheviile. N. G., for the plain
Asheville, N. c., for the defendants i'm
error, and submitted.
To-day being Thanksgiving Day.
there will be no argument of cases.
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o,i Nv. ihoRh. November 2i.-The cot,onsecd
mnnr@Un'inE to :$a>l barrels, ana prices we're
niEhcr eISSs a,g Ten TO sixteen points net
or lag sood buyers and ,..:rc there was more
sh.nrt,s hIuidation offerings were readily
np'oi psu, crude oil fru with liitis ~,
f dp heu s pressure. Tho mariiet closed
Len 2Pot ana November 5.G9n5a): Dcccin.
40 o %. January. ".Sir6.Se: FEBRUARY
S M'e '.:s; March: 6.oeGtG.i: April, ,,agsaS
SIIy. oo!166S; June. f.iG1 II - - ~ ~.
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.MrscELLAsEous MARKETS.
corTI,E coonc

COTTON GOODS.
NEW, YORK. November ?5.-Cotton good.
markets were quie, to-day Yarns were
dull Woreted yarns, y ere nrm Prices for
the fell Of 1915 on heavy weight underwear
were about zoe a dozen lower. Buriaps we're
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NEW YORK rRoDUCE MAnkEr

ny, hoRN. November c5.-I;aw sugar
n,aIi !noihsses, $50: centrifugal, so! Re
u ue, steady. Butter easy Cheese. firm
SPo' conce, quiet: RIO u.s. 81. San,os ,s IN
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wost line Twenty-socond Street. $50
feet north OF . street. November 20.
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s ranged as follows:
Open. High I.n,v VI.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

GHICAGO. NovfInber =. -IIoEs. unsettled;
% pug TX. .-s.:ssusI.sS; light tGNai7.Sj; uixcd.
rs; pig. .t;h2asIco. Cattle higher. Native
steers ~ ss.'@9 SisG: Western steers. 5.ioG
ss.2sG$N1o. Sheep. higher. Sheer. 500
{s2a; yeariinS. ssio1I6.G: lambs Sc 500 sa:5
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camille paper. ia@sk Sterling sschanr.
heavy: sixty -dny bills. slss: for cables
St.sSls; Tor demand SLsss5. Ba: Silver, ias.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

Howell, The Illusionist n his Yama
Yama Girls, novelty melange.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18
WARM WELCOME
FOR BENSHOOF
FARGO CAMP OF SONS OF vETER-
ANS WARMLY WELCOMED d.
VISION COMMANDER RENsHooF
LAST NIGHT AT ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING,

Division Commander L. Benshoof of
the Minnesota division of the Sons of
Veterans received a most cordial and
enthusiastic welcome last night at the
special meeting of the Fargo camp of
the order, at which he. with Division
Secretary Ketten, were the honored
guests.
1.-THE Sons of Veterans" said Mr..
Benshoof in his address to the local
camp, has about 1000 0 members and
has as it's object the perpetuation Of
the memories and work Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. There are
eighteen camps in the Minnesota di-
vision, comprising Minnesota, North
and South Dakota, with over 800 mem
bers.
within the territory Of this division
there are 1880 people who are eligible
to membership and 1t is the intention
of the officers to make a vigorous cam
.paign for a large increase in numbers.
Prior ito this time the division
headquarters have been maintained for
the most part at the twin cities, Now
they have been removed in a measure
nearer to the Dakota line, so to speak.
hope that more interest may be
aroused in the organization in this
section of the division"
At the national encarnpment OF the
Sons OF Veterons, which will be held
In Detroit, Mich. this fall, the Min
nesota division will be represented by
Commander Benshoof and Division
Junior Vice Commander Van Horn,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Kosko are visit
ing friends in C~rookston, Mimi, and
attending the Crookston fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Reed left today
for Chicago, where they will meet
their daughter, Miss Patience Reed,
who Is visiting there. They will then
go to Freeport, H., to visit and from
there to Lake Geneva, Wis. for a fort
nights visit.
/ compliment to her guests, Mrs. O..
NJ. Laing of st. Paul, Miss Laing of
New York, Mrs. p. S. Laing of Van
couver and Mrs. H. e. A. Bowles of
Minneapolis, Mrs. George Hancock gave
a bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon.
The luncheon hour was Q o'clock fol-
lowed by ten tables OF bridge. Mrs. G..
II. Hollister was awarded h head
prize and Mrs. o. M. Laing of st. Paul
received the guests prize. The Han
cock home, on Broadway was -attrac-
lively decorted with summer flowers,
quantities of nasturiums and sweet
peas being used. Sweet peas graced
the centers of the luncheon tables.
-
Mrs. F. E.. Dibley, of Eighth avenue
south was hostess at a porch party yes
terday in honor of her nieces, the Miss
els Alberta and Winnifred Titus Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

Fond du Lac, Wis, who are her guests.
There were twenty-five guests present
and needlework was the diversion of
the afternoon.
The Y. w. A. girls who are eniov-
ing camp life at Big Floyd lake did
not break camp Wednesday, as they
planned, but remained for the week
end. A number of the other girls
went down to the lakes today for Sun
day n the entire party will return
Monday evening. t !.
The Kings Herald's picnic which was
held yesterday in Oak Grove was a sue
cess in every way. The day was de-
lightfully cool and the slight breeze
kept the mosquitoes out of sight. Twen-
ty-four gathered around the table at
1880 to enjoy a bountiful repast, pro-
vided by their thoughtful mothers. A
game of baseball was then played, the
boys against the girls, which resulted
in a defeat for the girls. Some races
were an important feature. Those win
racket; Harold Anderson, knife; David
Warinner, drinking cup; Virginia Tay-
Tor, ball; Carl Burnett, drinking cup.
An exciting race which resulted in six
Smith, Susie Johnson, Mrs. Norris and
Mrs. Bartlett had charge.
t %
Devils Lake Journal: At the round
IdpiS yesterday MTB. w yIle, OF Drdy-
ton, read the Scripture and lead in
prayer. On the program Mrs. Abbie w.
H.. Best, of Fargo. was to have spoken
on The Effects of Sabbath Dissertation
on the Home, the Church and the Ma
tton, but on account of other engage
ments, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson
spoke on the subject booked for today,
Memorial Services for Mrs. L. M. N.
Stevens. And surely no memory was
ever SO well eulogized and no person
age has ever received a more loving
tribute than was given to this wonder
full woman who spent her life to the
last hour to the great work of temper
ance. Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens was
for eighteen years worlds v~ice-presi-
dent of the w. C. T. U.Fand might have
been worlds president had she not re-
fused to accept the position for dipfo-
matte reasons. h was also national
president at the same time, doing the
work of two, vet handling 1T all SO
successfully. Mrs. Anderson spoke of
her work her sympathy, her love of
Justice and her love of humanity Ia
glowing words. AT the close of her
address Mrs. Best as chairman suggest
ed that the w. G. r. u. members on
the grounds should send greetings to
Miss Gordon, who has taken up the
work of Miss Stevens. On motion the
suggestion was acted upon.
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DR.. .Cfeve A. Purdon and Miss Maude.
Willyard were married at 10 o'clock on
Monday morning, July 13, at the Will
yard home near Melville, N. D. There
were about thirty-five guests. D..
The marriage of Miss Sarah Ander-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rfer
Anderson of Cooperstown to Alfred T.
the brides home in this city this past
week. Rev. T. f. Sweger ofticiat-
ing.
"A wedding of especial interest to
Langdon people was solemniZed at st.
AIphonsus church, when Miss Alvina
Foy, daughter Of Mr.. n Mrs. E. L.
Foy, became the bride of Carl Dohman,
son of" Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dohman.
TheGceremony was performed by Rev.
NJ. J.. O'Driscbll, and Immediately fol-
lowing. a reception and wedding an
quet was. enjoyed.
The" marriage Of Harold Movius and
Miss Louise White took place Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 p: m, at the nome
of, the bride near Valley City! Rev. f.
F. Movius, an uncle of the bridegroom,
performed the ceremony.
A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied Wednesday,, July Is, when Miss
Mary Margaret Miller was united in
marriage to Albert Edward Langstaff,
at the home of the brides parents min
miles south of Michigan. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Harris of
Devils Lake in the presence of a large
company of friends and relatives.
On Monday morning, July ~, at 10
o'clock at the farm home of Mr.. mt
Mrs. Jud Willyard, who reside in Ed
munds township, near Melville, occur
red the marriage of their daughter,
Maude, to DR.. Cleveland M. Purdon, of
Lisbon, N. D.
Rumor has it that Miss Esther Ma
hood, formerly of Cando, has been mar
rted to Harry Wroth of Big Sandy,
Mont.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

The conference of the Political
Equality association at Marble House
Newport, r. l., was a marked success.
The meeting was arranged by Mrs. Bel
to afford her daughter, the Duchess
of Marlborough, an opportunity to meet
women prominent in the reforms which
interest the Duchess. The Southern
movement for. Woman Suffrage was
most ably represented by Kate NJ. Cor
of New Orleans. Her address was
among the most logical and interesting
of the occasion. So. ',
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AT THE HOTELS
THE GARDNER.

THE GARDNER.
Miss r.. Smith, L. e. BirdzelI, Bis
marck: "A. Duntley, Grandin; W. e. Pur-
cell. Wahpeton; I. Hyland, Stanton; y.
Al. Stuhl, Kulen; w. A. Budeverd, Over
port; j. Rorunl, j. w. Bliss, Bismarck.
THE ANNEX.
John Holcomb, Colgate; C. e. Evans,
Lambert; G.. A. Phillips, Chaffee; B. f..
Rife, Sheldon; r. III. Dickinson. Ayr;
Daniel Erickson, Fosston; Charles
Rodgers, Wilmar.
THE METROPOLIS.
Robert Anderson, Valley City; b. J..
Frederick, Jas. Ruth, Erie; Will Burc-
hill. Valley City; w. H. Hu1es, Nome;
e. M. Elliott, Grandin; f. G.. Babcock.
saISerdon sutton: Fn Emip Bo ne1h Huntes. !:
THE WALDORF.
VIM. ]. Medland, Park River; J. b..
CarIey, Armenia; DR. Olson, Oberon: Mrs.
III. ,Wahlbergs Oberon; ". S. BerG.
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association opposed to Suffrage
md Miss Marjorie Dorman OF new
York city recently held a very success
full meeting at Kenmare. At the con
clnsion of the address,, members or the
audience were permitted to ask ques-
tions which the ladies answered until
train time when they were compelled
to leave. -. -
Miss Lucille Atcheson of Columbus,
o. has written h state Suffrage mead
quarters fortinformation regarding the
North Dakota campaign. Miss Atche-
son is secretary of the Ohio association
which is preparing a. petition, which II
successful will make that state a cam
paign state this fall. ,
Miss Rose. of the South Dakota as
sociation. who has recently been hold
ing suffrage meetings at New England
and Leith in the western part. OF the
state. is an expert musician besides be-
ing an eloquent speaker. BY combining
her two gifts her meetings always have
an added charm.
Or. Max Bait will speak today at
Berwick where a special suffrage
meeting has been, arranged for him.
His meeting at Rugby was very success
FIJI and tomorrow he will speak at VOL
ford and Monday at Anamoose and
Harvey.
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commander of the local camp. Two OF
the Fargo camp officers are officers of
the division encampment, Mr.. Van
Horn and Frank d. Hall, who Is divi-
sion chaplain.
AT the meeting last night Command
err Van Horn appointed a committee,
comprising Robert G.. Paterson, Frank
D. Hall and Rev. Thomas J. Graham,
D. D., to draft appropriate resolutions
lamenting the demise of the late Will
liam Findley Leech, who. though, not
affiliated with the order during his
lifetime, was a son of a veteran Of the
civil war.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

The vote tina refused to give Louisi-
ana women the right of suffrage was,
so to IL, with II absent. Seven or eight
speeches were made by those faVoring
time was extended not a word vas ut
tered by the opposition; about whom
the Jennings Times-Record says: The
minority that defeated the proposal
vas simply the voiceless weight of
sullen, sodden, obsolete prejudice, un-
able to explain plausible reaso for
itself.-Gueydah News, Gueydan. Louis
lana. -e T.
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THE THEATRES
Orpheum

what to look for next week, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday; Fun in the
Baths. comedy acrobatic novelty;
Wanzer and Palmer. comedy sketch
entitled Not at Home; Dick De Loris,
musical comedian, The instrumental
Man; The Winning Widows with
Percy Chapman, a tabloid musical
comedy, On the Race Track; for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Berry
and: Nelson, comedy acrebats; Stone
and Hayes, comedy, singing, talking
sketch, Green Goods; Burton, Hahn
and cantwell SINGING comedians;
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LEECH FUNERAL
AT 8 TONIGHT
oBsEQUlEs AT LUGER UNDER
TAKING PARLoRs, AFTER
WHICH BODY WILL BE TAKEN
TO ERIE, Pa, FOR INTERMENT-
MASONIC CHOIR TO SING.

Funeral services for the late William
Findley Leech. who died yesterday
morning, will be held at 9 p. m. today
at the Luger parlors, and Dean d. G..
of Gethsemane cathedral will
oficiate. The Masonic choir will sing.
Among the friends Of Mr.. Leech who
will act as ~pallbearers are: f.. j.
Weiser, B. L. Benson, G. C. Schuyler, J.
"A. Montgomery, Angus Fraser, Morton
Page, George Fowler and Hector
Barnes.
The body will be taken to Erie, Pa,
MI. Leech's old home. for interment,
and will be accompanied by his broth
er, Addison Leech. Messrs. Barnes,
Page and Geo. Fowler will accompany
MI. Leech as far as Minneapolis.
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The Pensacola Equal Suffrage Lea
gue' on Labor Day Sept 7th., will get
out a special edition of the Journal, the
largest and most influential paper in
Pensacola. The league will also have
a booth at the Tri-county fair and has
been promised a suffrage day during
the week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

The Jacksonville Florida Equal Fran
chise League is getting out a special
edition of The State" Compliments
are in order for the generosity of the
Florida press. ,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

Hannaford: w. e. Arnold, sWheatland;
Chas. Allen, Grand Forks; Emil Nelson,
Courtenay; Fred Gardner, Lisbon; A.
Walbert, LaMoure; J.. N. Lydon, James
town; E. Taylor, Bismarck. S. Foley,
Williston; Mrs. A. w. Mohr, Buffalo.
THE PRESCOTT.
w. c. Flick and daughter, Streeter;
Donald Belden, Valley City; F. L.
Sleuth, st. Paul; Bert Stratram, Hull;
Robert Watt, Lisbon; Bloomer Girls. g
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Grand.

For the first half of the week
Carlotta Nillson will be seen in Leah
KIeschna a four reel production and
for the last half Mary Pickford will
feature in the five rec playet, A Good
Little Devil:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18

For theatrical. purposes an extremely
motor has been patented to con
vert an ordinary bicycle into a motor
cycle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-10
MONA FOR ALL
BAD. .SIOMAGRs

why zuffe= with that uncomfortable
eeeling OF fullnegs. headache, dizziness
sour. gassy. upset stomach. or heart
burn2 Ger relief at once-delay-s a@c
dangerous. Buy today from yer
druggist fifty cent box Of Mi-o-na
Tablets.
They are not a cure-all or an eNper-
irneat. bu. q scientific remedy re nm
neSded 10 regulate out-of-a-der
stomachs and end Indigestion and dis
9rea6 Their action = sue. safe and
nnmedtsto
There Is no more effective stomach
usernedp than Mi ana. Besides quickly
stopping the distress Mi-o-na soothes
fhe irritated walls of the stomach,
atrengthens and builds up the diges-
five organs and increases the flow OF.
A4stric Juices. thus assisting nature IN
the prompt digestion and assimilation
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