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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-25
FOR sALE-HOUsEHOLD GOODS.
PAINTING.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK.

HORsES-25 head horses and mares
for sale. Some in foal. Weight from
100 to 1900 lbs. Also Hamelton1on
Horse Co. Twin Valley, MINI. $500
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statesmen

wANTED-Regular and sideline sales
man to sell new patent to merchants;
For particulars write Rustad. Grand
Forks. tSol
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.
BUSINE CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Pool room. barbershop and
lunch counte at Jessie, N. D., only
one in town. Write A. j.. Anderson,
Binford, n. d. 1897
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INVENTION AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

Nc HAVE A LARGE NUMBER, OF
ouD SIZED TIRES RUNNING FROM
ssyo1a TO A1KA5. I'm SIZE WHICH WE
OEFFSR AT Al SPECIAL PRICE SUE
gESyT7 no SALE. THIS OFFER
NY MARCH /, AND IF YOU
TAN USE ANY OF THEM, BETTER
SsTSr YOUR ORDER IN QUICK.
WHEELOCR4.A AUTO co. (So)
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ONE OF OUR ELEVATORS for less
than one half cost; As bushels cribbed,
house equipped with II Fl. P. McVicker
automatic gas engine, nearly new. Also
Monitor No. Z Justices cleaner scarcely
used. This elevator must be removed.
VIII accept any reasonable offer. Ad-
dress Farmers Grain Stock & Fuel Co.
Maddox, N. D. t9D
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The class in agriculture are studying
seed identification and the testing of
seeds for termination and purity.
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BIDS

$40, 900 Stock of Merchandise For Sale
Cheap.
Sealed bids will be received up to
noon Feb. %, 1914, on the, entire stock
Of general merchandise and fixtures OF
the Grandin Cooperative Co. Direc-
tors reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. Address same to J. A. Elliott.
secretary, Grandin, N. D.
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LosT--A pink and whit, cameo stick
pin. Return to WARD ~sssldy' Srann
theater for reward. eu5
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This is the kind of home left to
most OF those Mexicans who fled from
Ojinaga when the bloodthirsty Gen
eral Villa captured the town from the
federals. Hundreds OF the people OF
the place threw themselves on the
mercy OF the United states troops on.
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The following problem has been sent
the reporters by a student: If I had
500 fbut of course I haven't, but If
did and wanted TO buy 100 head OF
SO, and a hog soc, how many will l
| get Of each? q don't mean for you to
come to me for money. for haven't
got it.)
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Livery barn
with or without stock, consisting OF
9 autos, 6 horses and B g QnlV
livery in town. Vogen Bros, Aber-
crombie, n. D. 1897
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LARGE CEMENT garage. livery stable
and auditorium combined, a big mon
ey maker. Eighteen room roominG
house complete. Every room occupied.
Billiard holl, bowling alley, news and
cigar stand, fruits and candies. Doing
a big business. Address lock box 435.
Three Forks, Mont. (93)
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GIRL "WANTED-For general house
work. Small house and small family,
307 Roberts st. .., (tf)
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HOUSES o RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room cottage. call at
500 4th st. No. tT)
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EXPERIENCED driver for delivery
wagon. Moorhead P~antortura, 206 LIST
Ave. No. Mid. (tf)
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STOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Why take chances ON droughts and
pastures can be obtained in Wisconsin.
close to big stock markets, at low
prices. Plenty Of rainfall, pure water,
rich pastures. all season, ideal climate
for stock raising and dairy farming.
Already well settled and developed. SO.
fSt.. Paul Stock. Yards only SO miles
away. We own practically all lands
we offer and prices will surprise You.
Have. some improved farms. Maps. and
reliable information free. Baker NJ 112
St. Croix Falls.rWis. s;s esd
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WANTED-A good all around country
printer. Will pay SIS per week for
good man. The Beacon, Finley. n. p.
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FOR SALE-Several highly i'm
proved farms for sale in one
of the best farming districts Of
N. D.: also few valuable relin-
quishments lear Glasgow. Mont.
on new line. Address 400 care
Forum. (105)
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HOTKsh COOK WANTED-Male or fe-
male. Steady position, $40 per week
Ellis hotel, Minnewaukon, N. d. 1881
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TIRE BARGAINS-We have in stock
tubes that must be sold we are Offer
ing then ataa big discount and cam
save you money; these goods are strict
IL fresh stock get our prices. sWhee-
Fargo, ND. ttf)
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HELP WANTEU-FEMALE.

HAVE Knight Printing Go. Print. 1t.
WANTED-Good girl for general
homework. good wages, sos sth 81
So. = \tt}
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New service this week at Burch hall.
Believe me! they had some meal sun
day noon Have pity on the servers
after meals! (Contributed.)
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

o SALE OR TRADE for anything
:. VS. can use. 80 Fl. P. Undermounted
for field work. This engine is in Al
shape, having been used but very liz
liz, Reasol for selling no use for II.
McCloskey Bros. Sentinel Butte, N;
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FOR STATE NEWS READ THE FORUM
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BEEF PRODUCTION in Wisconsin Is
rapidly on the increase. Nowhere SO
much as in the cheap land districts of
the state. Write as about 1t. Wiscon-
sin Advancement ASSN, 833 Caswell
Blk. Milwaukee, Wis. (S7)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILES and gas engl.
neering school will give YOU practical
instruction; write toS information
1925 Front St
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-25

The Athenean Literary society held
Its first regular meeting last Thursday
evening. A program was the enter
tainment Of the evening. Peter
schmidt, a guest of the president, was
he leading speaker. Almost all the
members were present.
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FOR HENT--;sOTTAGE

TgepF REsNP--5ix roora cottage. one
block from ear line. ore block from
Az q. ri. Ell Sheppard. paane 87aaJ OF
81 HI fa73
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Go TO JoHNSON's barber shop, 5O2
Front street; hair cut 25c, shave 10c.
bath Ice, on Saturday csc: first class
work guaranteed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-25
HOSPITAL.
SPECIAL SALE OF CHICKENS.

SPECIAL SALE-Light Brahmas, Black
S. S. Hamburgs and S. c. White Leg
horns; these birds must move at once.
If interested write quick n get first
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards,
Coleman Baker, Prop; r. r. 3, Fargo,
N. D. (tf)
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RELINQUIsHMENT FOR SALE. /

HOMESTEAD Yelinuuishment, $50 acres
s miles from good little town in we'll
settled and good farming country;
fenced; 80 acres broke; small shack;
$3.50. If interested. address box 1875.
Terry, Mont.
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nrinter. over 20 years experience.
Has held foremanship at different Off
ces. Good habits and can furnish re-
f~erencss. P. O.. box g. Munich ~; y.
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Tom Tostenson and Bernt johnson
spent Sunday under the parental roof
last week. ~
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:TAN1ToR OFF 13 YEARS experience
wants permanent place or to care FOR
several offices. Address box GIL, hills
boro. N. y, WV
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WANTED-Physician and surgeon,
large we'll settled territory. A hna
location for a doctor who can speak
German, Gackle Pharmacy. Gackle, n.
d. ' : 49, (S9)
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FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop at Lar
son, N. D.. Only shop in town, good
locality and good business. Shop Is
strictly up-to-date inQayery way. VIII
sell for little over one half price. For
further information inquire of Ole S.
Bjorngjeld, Larson. N. d. (9O)
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POs1TTONs wANTED--MALE.

wANTED-Carpenter jobs, town or
country, satisfaction guaranteea; a.
J. Wolbrink, Fargo. tAo''
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-25
FARMS 8 RENT

FOR ~RHsNT--Four sections good Land
near Gardner, N d. three sets build
ings: will be divided to suit tenants.
w. ]. Hawk, Fargo. slS13
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CIGAR STAND and pool hall. Good
stand. doing good business. VIII sell
on installment plan, half cash balance
monthly payments. Good reasons tor
selling. Newport Cigar Stand. Il NO.
4th st. Moorhead. (3A)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-25

HOTEL FOR RENT-Fixtures for sale.
in county seat town in North Dakota.
Only hotel in town. Doing fine bust
ness, 23 rooms. Reason for selling.
owner has other business to attend to.
Come at once. Address Peter A. Win
ter, McClusky, N. D. (oS)
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WANTED-Good, bright boy to WORK
around local dry goods store. carry
bundles and do general work around
store; must be smart n willing to
: work: good position for right noy;
405, care Forum, u. ~
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Steady Job
for good man. Elmer Bros, Hebron,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-25
STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL

Leo Meagher, a student of sust year,
was a visitor last Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Skovholt, a student of
191O-12, was a business caller at the
school Saturday. She is now teaching
in MooretOn district,
The bactcriOlOGy class will begin
work next week. This is one Of the re-
CURED studies in domestic science n
has always proved a popular subject.
The cold snap of Sunday night when
the thermometer was p degrees below
zero caught several unguarded places
in the chemistry and the shop build
|fngs. Fortunately little damage was
done beyond making considerable eX-
ira work thaWihg of pipes and appar-
atuS.
The class in oragnic chemistry is
making a study Of water analysis
| They are discovering that water is not
always just water, but that real wat
er depends upon several factors.
Mr.. Fischer, our night fireman, was
s~ubpoenaed as witness in a case to be
tried in st. Paul and had to leave
Monday for IAN indefinite term. Mr.
| SKOldS, one OIL the SluuSilLSs ID tlSlPi'6
Mr.. War, the other fireman. to keer
the big furnaces going.
Bernt Johnson shipped his wagon
home last Friday night. He got 1t 70:
a prize at the children's party.
Tom Tostenson and Bernt johnson
spent Sunday under the parental roo
last week.. ~
"
New service this week at Burch hall
Believe me! they had some meal sun
day noon. Have pity on the servers
after meals! (Contributed.)
The Athenean Literary society helt
Tits first regular meeting last Thursday
evening. A program was the enter
tainment of the evening. Pete
| Schmidt q o1IaSt' of the president, wa
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WANTED-Young man about 20 years
Of age," single, to learn retail! furnl,
tura Business, Good opportunity and
permanent, position to right party. Ad-
dress 413 care Forum. 90, r
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LAND o SALE.
LANDS FOR sALE-see Froling. uo3)

SACRIFICE SALE for cash only; 100
acres Canada land SO per acre. A. J.
Wolbrink, Fargo. Q0O
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HELP wANTED-.MALE.

1--we hn2gatt Erlhtlng co. Flint It,
--~~--~~--~--
SHAVE lOcs HAIRCUT uses Golden
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FOR a~ALE--Modern house except heat,
$50 foot lot: 1123 Sth st. So. PHONE
2l9l-L. S9bl
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WANTED TO RENT--Pool hall. Id
1 dress 40A care Forum. ll0s3
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FOR sALE-Are you looking for a fine
breeders herd? A bull and fine choice
heifers, Hood Farm, Eminent, Merry
Maiden, and Flying Fox blood lines.
Have leased my farm and must clos"
out my stock. Arthur II. Barnard. 206
Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. MINI.
Ctr
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FLATS FOR RENT.
,r89sFsE ROOM FLAT. partly furnished
for light housekeeping. Moorhead.
Phone S54-Ls# lff1
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The class in oragnic chemistry is
making a study Of water analysis.
They are discovering that water Is not
ALWAYS Just water, but hat real wat
er depends upon several factors.
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ron sALE-HOUsE AND LOT.

SMAEF, or LARGE modern OF no
modern. See Esrolirg. SloSl
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Bernt johnson shipped his wagon
home last Friday night. He got 1t for
a prize at the children's party.
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LARGE OR SMALL tracts Mouse River
Loop, land for cattle ranching. ana
diyerShed farming direct from owners.
S25 to $50 per acre payable in 20 years.
Abundant supply hay pasture and pure
water, Good soil ~forscorr1, alfalfa, 9TH
err grains. Write u. Il McDonaid,
TowS1er, NJ. ID. tg1l
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LOAN WANT'ED.

4 WTsFE .to borrow 81 800 for s years at
s ner cent on choice half section
Traiils1Co., land worth Ri least $l2,00e.
IN answering state cash4banus requir-
ed to make loan. Address i. Y. DON
AGA, Wyndrlere. IN. =. Ss5o
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WANTED-Good girl for general house.
work. Good wages. Mrs. Hart 6o6
4th st. No. 1881
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BUY Oas TRADE,
WANTED no RENT.

Will. BafN Nsf sss 1927 i. sUtsr 800
ofadfgnd Z hafrnss. NH. SS.N@.N.t
halT, $500 49, largo
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POSITION WANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG LADY with three years ex-
perience as teacher, wishes position
in doctors office or doing office work.
Address 416 Forum. (90)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-26
MR.. WEATHERLY
WAS ALL WORKED UP

Look here. Jim, I've got an unpleasant
duty to perform"
whats that?' asked Commissioner
Weatherly yesterday afternoon as he
stood in Judge Lanes office just at the
close of conference between the two
commissioners.
lmdge Lane looked on the floor and
shook his head from side to side as
solemn as an Indian. He studied the toe
of his shoe and Mr.. Weatherly began to
get a little worried. He didn't know
whether the judge was going to tell him
his house had burned down or whether
the city treasury CD had been robbed
IT hate to breach subject like this"
proceeded Judge Lane, In long and even
tones but l feel that I should warn
you
Eyes. yes," said Commissioner Wealth
erly and he got up real close to the judge
and stoopd over. The judge cleared his
throat and Mr.. Weatherly shivered.
There's two fellows who are working
mighty hard against YOU" said Judge
Lane. .'They are doing everything they
can to hurt you in your race for COM
missioner and I thought I'd tell you about
II so you could watch out for them
'Ye-e-e-es."
They're mighty active, both of them.
and they're going to take some votes
away from you II you don't watch out"
''Who are they?''
"Dr. Lovelady and Harry Jones' shout
ed the judge.
And then they both had good laugh.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-26
LOVING CUP FROM
EMPOYES OF BANK
Gift to Harding as Token of
Their High Regard
for Him

The officers and employees of the
First National bank presented to w.
p, G. Harding yesterday silver low
ing cup as token of their esteem and
regard for their retiring chief whose
resignation was accepted at the meet
ing Wednesday. The presentation was
made by President J. H. Barr,
Mr. Barr, in his short talk to Mr..
Harding on behalf of the employees, told
of the regard in which he was held
by the men with whom he had labored
to make the First National the great
institution that it is. Mr.. Barr told
Mr.. Harding how great the employees
considered his ability and said 1t was
with the sincerest regrets that they
found themselves about TO part with
him.
Mr. Harding was even more touched
by the remembrance of the boys than
bv the token of esteem given him
by the directors and stockholders We'd
nesday He feelngly responded and
made short talk to the employees
along those lines that were suggested
by the personal and daily contact OF
recipient and givers.
The cup is of sterling silver. II
is something over three feet high and
is appropriately engraved.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-26
SUES TO TEST THE
FEDERAL EXCISE
AND REVENUE LAW
Jackson, Miss, Bank Seeks
to Recover Income Tax
Paid on County
Taxes

Suit to test the constitutionality of
the federal excise and revenue, law was
filed yesterday in the office of Charles
A. Allison, clerk OF the United States
court by the First National bank of
jackson, Miss, in which J. D. Mcneil,
collector of internal revenue. is made
the defendant. The complaint alleges
that the bank in making its settle
ment with I. s. Wright. former col
iector of internal revenue. deducted
from its gross income the amount paid
out for state, county and municipal
taxes, amounting to s6034.54.
1t further alleges that t. S. Wright
forced the payment of excise and rev.
enue tax on the above amount which
the plaintiff paid under protest. The
amount collected was S60.35. The bank
made application to J. D. McNeel for a
refund of said amount alleged to be
wrongful1y collected, which applica
ton was rejected by w II. Osborn,
commissioner of internal revenue.
The plaintiff asked that Judgment
for the above amount of $60.35 be rem
dered against the above defendant.
Judge Robert n. Bell, United States
district attorney, received a copy of
the complaint yesterday and stated
that in his opinion the amount was
lawfully collected and that the United
States court had passed on similar
cases. 1t is understood the case has
a direct bearing on the income tax
law in reference to banks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-26
OFFICIALS OF A. c. s.
HOLD CONFERENCE
Andrews Presides at Meet
ing Attended by Forty
Officials

w. S. Andrews, general superintendent
of transportation for the Queen and Cres-
cent railroad, presided at a meeting of
the staff of Alabama Great Southern Of
ficials here yesterday. The meeting was
held in the offices of W. j. Edwards,
superintendent of the Alabama Great
Southern. and was attended by about 30
officials. The meeting was attended by
employees from Chattanooga, and all sta
lions practically to Meridian. The Of
ficials discussed railroad matters of gem
eral interest to the operators of tho
Alabama Great Southern line
'Brninghas done no greater thing in
recent years than to secure the Tutwiler
hotel" said Mr. Andrews. IL was kind
ly shown over the place yesterday by
Leslie Fairchild, assistant manager, and
l was simply astonished over the Won
derful equipment and the beauty of the
Tutwiler. 1t is better hotel than any
city on our lines, and is as good as any
have ever seen In this country.
Birmingham does not need me to say
that new hotel has been badly needed
here in keeping with the progress of
this community. Everyone. | take it, has
known that for sometime. That can
never be said again. | believe the Tut
wiler and the smaller hotels here will
prove adequate for your needs for at
least 20 years, and that Is sometime off.
am greatly pleased with the Tutwller.
am interested in Birmingham as are
all of our officers. This city is one of
our greatest points and l am gao TO
note the completion of any hotel or any
enterprise that helps Birmingham achieve
greatness and prove further that this
IL the town"
Mr.. Andrews said that he did not have
any advices on the letting of contracts
for the new double track on the Alabama
Great Southern. He said that the engf-
neering forces of the Southern were at
work on the plans and v lille he had no
advice, yet 1t was understood that some
announcement would be forthcoming
soon.
Mr.. Andrews was occupying official
car SO of the Queen and Crescent which
was attached to the New Orleans limited
last night for the north.