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(March 1~6-2S-so.)
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the
business known as California Fruit
Store, located at 7l0 Front street and
heretofore owned and conducted by
A. Kopelman and l.. Brody has been
sold to Harry Idlskope. and that from
and after March s. 1914, said A. Kopel-
ma and L. Brody will not be re-
sponsible either individually or as CO.
partners for any debts contracted by
said store.
A. Kopelman,
L. Brody.
(March 1915.
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Seemingly Ex+ravaeant Mayor.

Christian Science Monitor: There
must be something more than appears
on the surface behind the demand oil
the mayor OF an Illinois town for an
advance OF salary from $50 to $500 a
year. The cost Of living has not in.
creased at this ratio.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Butcher- shop
complete with tools, now leased, do
ing good business. only n IN "
Address 459 care Forum. (11A)
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain number care OF The Forum,
be sure to address your answers to
that number, in care OF Forum. This
insure prompt attention.
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WANTED-Competent teacher for first
class rural school. Term nine months,
coming school year. Wages $40. Must
be normal graduate, experienced. Send
recommendation with application to A.
n. A~aserude, rout No. Q, Emerald. n.
.. ' w. (103)
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DREssMAKING WANTED

LOST-Ladies gold watch, Wednesday.
between 9Th Ave. So.s and 9Th Ave. No.
Initials on case C. K, Finder will be
rewarded by returning to 500 18th ST.
So. (105}
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FARGO AUTOMOBILES AND gas engi.
neering school will give you practical
Instructions; write for information.
1928 Front eli. p
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HOMESTEAD REIMBURSEMENT, $50 acres
s miles from good little town in well
settled and good farming country:
Fenced; 30 acreg broke; small shack;
$3.50. IL interested, address o AIS.
Terry, Mont. '.
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WANTBD-Man to shine shoes. Apply
Co. (tr)
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HAVE Knight Printing Co. Print 1t.
WANTED-A girl at Papermaster's dye
works. 7l2 Front st. (tf(
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PAOAU srUDAO In EaES y, ~. ~, IN the
heart Of the city. Fitted ups IS, sxl9
good lens. with long lease. VIII sell
cheap. GOOD reason for selling. e.
dress S3B Forum. SO'
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GO TO JOHNSON's barber shop, 500
Front street; hair cut 25c, shave Zoe,
bath 15c, on Saturday 25c; first class
work guaranteed,
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OFFICES EoE RRNsC.

EOR Acknowledgement office. inquire
OF Fargo National bank. CTR
WANTED 10 RENT.
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LOCOMOTIVE fireman, brakeman. wa
ges about $100, experience unneces-
sary. Send age, postage. Railway, 6a2
care Forum. IT,. (104)
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SHAVE zoe, HAIRCUT ZScs Golden
West barber shop. 200, Front st.
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FARMERS! ! :! Now Is the time to get
your good season men. Send your
orders to OLSON Employment Co., BIZ
N. p. Ave. Fargo. tf)
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HELP wASTED-~RALE.

HAVE Knight Printing CO. Print II.
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printer, cigar maker, bank clerk,
painter and paper hanger, who are
musicians, cornet, baritone and altos.
Address Frank L. Sutherland, Eureka.
S. D. (106)
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WANTED-Man for treasurer Of d
corporation making farm loans. Must
invest $500, and be 80 years old. or
over. Address. Farm Joan Co.. box i.
Bowman. N. d. (116s
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WANTED - Bills receivable cores
pendent, one strong on details n
who has had experience as a travelling
collector on farmers paper, not over
thirty years old Inquire Acme Hai-
vesting Machine company, Fargo, N. ..
(l07).
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LEARN THE BARBER .TRADE-Bar-
bers always in demand; big wages
easy work; few weeks will save months
by our methods; tools given; diplomas
granted; illustrated catalogue free.
Moler Barber College 81 II Nicollet Av.
80. (11S)
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WANTED AT oNCE-Good blacksmith
and wood worker for s months to
run a country shop. Shop Is equipped
with trip hammer and other tools.
Single man preferred. No booZer need
apply. H. F. Schroeder, Holmes, n. D.
(108)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men to open a
cleaning, dyeing and, pressing shop
- every hoorho P~art1culaTs
(127)
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Farms ON Crop Payment Plan. Own
Your own Home. DON'T be a Renter.
Lands are in Pembina and Cavalier
counties, rich, black. fertile. loam sou.
Terms to suit purchaser, small fret
payments, half crop or annual cash
payments. Purchasers must own stock,
plete details OF this rare opportunity,
call on or write Red River Valley Land
Co, 610 First Ave. No.. Fargo, N. y.
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BROTHER. - Accidentally discovered
root cures both tobacco habit and in
digestion. Gladly send particulars. Il.
j. Stokes, Mohawk, Florida. Q05)
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o ExCHANGm
NORTH Dakota.

LARGE OR SMALL tracts Mouse River
Loop land fer cattle raichIng ana
diversified farming direct from owners.
S254 to $50 per acre payable In 20 years.
Abundant supply hay pasture and pure
water. Good soil for corn. alfalfa. otn-
or grains. Write I. i. Mcdonald
Towner, N. d. (1IBl
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Pool room 56x
"a, two new tables. Lunch counter
tobacco, cigars, candy and soft drinks.
Good opening for barber. Stock abou
$500 with business. Address lock box
IL, Esmond, N. D. (10o)
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RED RIVER valley farm FOR rent 600
acres with fine buildings, near mar
ket. and first class land. Will rent n
part OF this with buildings lie tenant
does o wish the whole. George ID.
RegAeys MQorhead, Mimi .li051
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FIRST CLASS hair work done at 303
End st. So. Moorhead. Phone 1881.
OLD
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can room at
home. Phone S42-J. (105)
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WANTED-A second girl. Mrs. Il. NJ.
Mcintyre, S12 Third v So. (tf)
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TRY THE AUBREY SISTERS face pre-
paration. The best known article IN
the market for the complexion. Is abb
and beauties all at the same time, 25c,
SOC, 75c. For sale by Mrs. Hall. No: II
Stern block. (115)
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WANTnD--IsOcATTON.

WANTED - Location for physician,
Will purchase making small payS
meTlt, AT care Forum. (12UYe
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POSITIONS wANTED--MALE.

WANTED-Carpenter Jobs, town or
T.. Wolbrink, Fargo. (10T)
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POOL HALL and fixtures and roomtng
house for sale cheap IL taken at once.
The only one in town. Write or call on
owner, Ludwig Peterson, Washburn, N.
D, (l23)
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HOUSE CLEANING.


II AM PREPARED to do all kinds al
house. cleaning ia private homes, al
reasonable prices. John Trede, .314 SRI
Ave. No. Phone 822. t104e
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POSITION wANTED-By registered
pharmacist, IL years experience. Best
of references. Address $50 care Forum.
(129)
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room cottage. call al
500 4th st. No. (tYS
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BOOKKEEPER and accountant with
several years experience In Fargo,
desires to change. Address 455 care
Forum. (113)
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FARMS o RENT

FOR RENTAL Pillsbury, Barnes Co.
Nv. D., 800 acre potato farm. Farm
buildings, close to n. r. depot and
loading platform. Granger Land com
pany. Valley City, Nv. %. (10ao
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FARMS o SALE.

WOULD YOU BUY 100 acre farm?
S160.O 90 down and small monthly pay
ments without interest for 10 years Will
handle a farm Of $50 acres from us.
Write to P. O. box 207, Fargo. N. p.
wee" (I15)
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NEWLY FURNISHED room with bath,
steam heat, Is Marlborough apart
ments, Eighth st. and Second Ave. SO.
Phone SAL
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TYRE BARGAfNs-we have In stock
several sizes and makes OF tires ana
tubes that must be sold; we are offer.
ing them at Ia big discount n can
save you money; these goods are strict
" fresh stock; get our prices sWhes-
Fargo. N. d. ttfl
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s.OTs d Sale.

LOTs FOR. sALEE--I have two as Elne
building lots as there are In the city
Of Fargo. See Froling. tn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR

FOR HATCHING-From rood
Plymouth Rock stock. Phone 2TS7-I~
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SITUATION wANTED-By all around
printer, ID years experience in all
branches of the trade. Address Frank
Spiegel, Bowman, N. D. (103)
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GIRLS-For large farms, at once. Good
wages and steady work. OLSON EN-
ployment Co., 317 N. P. Ave. Ctr
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WE'LL BUY OH TRADE Tor your Aeo-
cfid handharn sss. W. MI stewart
harness shop, Fargo .-------
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-18
DAVENPORT WINS MEET.
Noses Out West Des Moines at Iowa
Civ Tournament,

Special 70 Times Republican.
Iowa City, May ls-Coning Up from
behind in spectacular fashion. the
Davenport high school won the Iowa
State In-erscholas-ic Association champ
ionship here. Saturday afternoon when
seemingly teaten. Davenport scored
70 points 70 West Des Moines' AZ.
The meet. as g whole. was not spec
tacular. Only one state record was
broken, ana one was tied. Rhodes. Of
Davenport. added 512 inches 10 the
broad jump record, held By Byers. Of
East Des Moines, running the mark
from 20 feet IL inches 10 p feet 5.
inch. Allen Of Davenport tied the state
record n the high jump. eqUal-!7g the
; feet inches mark set BY Schrader Of
Iowa City. and Packer, q MARSHALL
TOWN, IN earlier years. Totals follow:
Davenport. 80: Yves. Des Moines,
Az: Rocls Island. It: Hampton, Il;
Cedar Rapids. l.: North Des Noines,
81: iowa City, s; Algona, 6; Mason
City, - Burlington. Columbus juno
ION, and Marion, each; Moline, :,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-18
Southern Io1ua Items

TO work. bat when the weather was
bad he seemed 10 be worse and ne
was unable TO work and this added to
his r@ulorse He lived with his mother
and resided here all his life. He leaves
three brothers and two sisters Whlie
no arrangements have been made for
the funeral, Il is probable it will be
held Saturday.
Des Moines.
T. L. Stevens. record clerk IL the
office Of Adjutant General Logan. mas
succeeded IN loca ing eight veterans OF
the Mexican war living in Iowa. He
believes that there are many more ana
requests that the name:s. with the age
ard regiment be sent 10 the military
headquarters at the capitol. The eight
soldiers 50 far reported are: j. j. Cum
Minis. age IS. Company 3. 18th l. ,.
infantry Fairfield: L. T. Mccain, Bed
ford: Alden Antrim, Traer; William
Rouse age 90. Company E. 18th T. s.
Vol Infantry. Perry: John Ross, MIN
burn: Phineas Case aged 81, Usage
Fred Hacker. Waterloo: z. G. Burgan.
a ged 81 Company l. 18th Ind, who also
/ served in civil war as captain OF Com
pany H. 4th Iowa infantry, now living
at Corning.
! Keokuk.
! The Keokuk and Hamilton bridge
| crossing the Mississippi river at snis
point will De rebuilt and work viii start
| at once. according TO the announcement
OF Theodore Gilman, secretary OF the
| bridge company. who arrived here from
! New York The company plans 10
spend $3.50, coo ii repairing the bridge,
| making it double deck structure cap
able Of handling all traffic nov and Tor
several years in the future. RaIpn
Modjeska is the engineer employed by
the company for The work and ne mas
completed the plans. This VIII neces'
state q viaduct at Keokuk and
per cent grade a I the Hamilton END
Wagon. automobile and foot passenger
will use the upper deck and trains the
second deck MI. Gilman announced
that his company was ready to star
rebuilding at once Rebuilding Of tn
Carnegie bridge at this point will affec
, the proposed inter city bridge only t
. the extent Of delaying its charter i
: is believed
OskaIoosa.
Mics Hollyce D. Brown, superinten
dent of the Oskaloosa Social Servic
$! League had an emergency case o.
: Thursday, unusual but worthy. MRS
r Rosa Shoop and seven children trav
cling by wagon from Sumnitville IN
] diana to her fathers farm near cam
I bridge Neb., became stranded IN Us
e kaloosa The family camped east
town, unable to proceed on account
r a sick horse The children were ser
e about town selling soap and presenun
a letter asking for assistance: IN
solicitations came to the notice OF ME-
: Brown and she Immediately MADE PEI
It sonal investigation. Mrs. Shoop rel
a resented that she and children WEI
& victims OF Indiana floods OF last sprin
= when they escaped with their hSes /
= a narrow margin and they nave slh'
h spring opened, been trying to ger
1t Cambridge They have made their We
e. thus far supported thru the EFFORTS
ID the children in the communities I'M
le which they have passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-18
IOWA MAN HAS EXCELLENT
CHANCE OF GOING ON RE.
SERVE BANK BOARD.
PRESIDENT WILSON PLANS
TO SELECT REPUBLICAN
Determined to Have Board si-Partisan
and Chance Of Director Of Mint Is
Brighter When Wheeler Oee''nes-
Wheeler Endorses Iowa Man For
Vacant Place.

Washington, May 1s.-some months
ago the name of George (. Ropefes'
OF Iowa, the director OF The mint was
suggested as a member OF the federal
rasarve board. But as the days wore
on Mr.. Roberts stock Went below par.
With the declination Of Harry a.
Wheeler, of Chicago, for membership
q, the reserve board from the central
west, the name Of Mr.. Roberts AGAIN
is looming conspicuously - the front
In view of the recent declaration
of The president that ne desires 10 nave
the board bipartisan, Mr.. Roberts
being a republican, it would seem 10
FL the situation extremely well not
w.ths,au6tng his selection might ne
bitterly opposed by some OF the politi-
Clans.
II was expected that Henry W.
Yates, Of Omaha, would be considered
for membership or the reserve BOARD
but IL appears that the president 5
mind had been made up early after the
passage Of the currency bill, and ne
made his selections with the result
that two have declined. namely, Rich
| ard Olney and Harry - Wheeler.
In the case OF Olney, the president
| was recoknirg with man who had
attained his highest amb.-ion-that OF
Secretary OF sIa.e-and one VINO dlo
not care TO undertake any new form
Of governmental activities ~ his years.
In the case Of Mr.. Wheeler. he was the
| first president OF the chamber OF com :
! uerce Of the United States. & position
created during the closing days o. the
| Taft administration, al the instance OF
the then secretary OF COMMERCE and
"a Dor, Charles Nagel.
Mr.. Wheeler declined the appoint
men, because OF his present business
activities; II other words. he could
not see mis- way clear 10 sacrifice his
present earning capacity for govern
mental position paving less than ne !;
row receiving. II IS said here that MI
Wheeler has Endorsed George z, Rob
erts for a position on the new fedora
reserve board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-18
HOW YOU MAY THROW
AWAY YOUR GLASSES

The statement is made that thou
sands wear eyeglasses who do not
really need them. II you are one Of
,hese unfortunates, then these glasses
NAV be running your eyes instead OF
helr,;ng them. Thousands who wear
these "windows" may prove for them
selves that they can dispense with
GLASSES If they will get the following
prescription filled at once: Go to any
active drug store and get bottle Of
DIPLOMA; fill two-ounce bottle with
warm water and drop in one DIPLOMA
tablet, With this harmless liquid solu-
ton battle the eyes two or four times
daily. and you are likely to be aston
ished at the results right from the
start. Many who have been told that
they have astigmatism, eye-strain,
cataract sore eyelids, weak eyes. con-
iunetivitis and other eye disorders, re-
port wonderful benefits from the use of
this prescription. Get this prescription
filed and use it; you may so strengthen
YOUR eyes that glasses Will not be nee
essary. Thousands who are blind, OF
nearly so, or who wear glasses would
never have required them il they had
cared for their eyes in time. Save youl
eyes before it is too late! Do not be.
, come one of these victims Of neglect
Eyeglasses are only like clutches anC
every few years they must be changed
to fit the ever-increasing weakened
1 condition, so better see II you can, lik'
| many others, get clear, healthy. stroni
| magnetic eyes through the prescriptio,
here given.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-18
BOARD OF PAROLE CONFRONTED
WITH DIFFICULT PRISON
PROBLEM.
ONE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN
UNTITLED FOR LIFE WORK
Entitled to Release From Reform aso'y
But Not Equipped to Fill Places OF
usefulness-puty Of State to Make
These Men Sslf.suppertins Before
Giving Them Freedom.

Special TO Times Republican.
Des iMoines, May lS-The s'a'e %
Iowa will do more this year ior '"e
reform or betterment OF the men ia
A,auosa and Fort Madison insulu
tions than in any previous year. p"'
skin the idea that was in the thoHs no
or those who changed the Anamosa
reni.entia-y officially into a REFORM
a-orv is far from being fulfilled.
The board OF parole spent the past
zen DAYS az Anamosa making inVesu-
cation into the records, characteristics
abilities and prospects OF about d
hundred men there under sentence o.
court. ia
After this trip 10 Anaulosa, san"
Chairman Berry, IT am more than eve,
convinced OF the very great neeo OF
the state establishing there and con
Quoting q great trade school 20! ..ie
Young men in the institution. ne
hardest problem we have before Us -
what 10 DO with the men VINO a. { e'
titled TO be released. There are per
haps a hundred young men there "Ho
have been at the reto-nator! ohiE d
short time, They are under - yea.
OF age. They are bright and csPspie
fellows You can make farmers ou'
OF only small proportion OF tAenl
lis no use talking Of Inducing Soa1!7
man reared In city 10 so on -aii ~
10 live. He would be out o. place tAeie
and 90 no good You must take men
50 vo,, find them and Try 10 find TIE
place where each one best hts IN.
Now if there was maintained at the
-e.orrrato-y a school and training SHOPS
/ where these young men could De taos I
| useful ira dss, where each one couiu
| find what he is best adapted tor. l.
! would be real retormator!. AND ~
| would be the best thing IN the "o'fc
AS an aid TO discipline, also, Tor YOU
| get young man busy at somethins
and ne will become interested and am
| bilious. :.
ITO illustrate a young man IS WoFh
! ;,o ,he-a who has become skilled IT
! a certain trade. TIE foreman caE1e
% us-tae man did not appear before
Ms a, aIl-and said he knew OF place
| where the man could be put out IN
| fine position II released soon. He asHee
ia 10 advance his cas-. and We prop
! ahlr Will DO SO But II the state was
p-epare5 70 engage in training ever!
o,s there who can De trained at al!
| ro-y much better 1t would be? I'M
state must come to il and thai soon
Anamosa should be made a re-os Ma
tory"
! Ben Tiff. deputy DAIRY and food com
missioner. reports that the merchant,
Of the state are conforming in yer:
gratifying manner TO the regulation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-18
ARE soReLY AFFLICTED
Sheffield Family Loses Two Children
Because Of Apparently lncuraele
Disease-Two Others III and Ex-
pee.ed to Die.

Special to Times Republican.
Sheffield May 1s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ameil Fisher, who live about five and
oae-half miles southwest Of town, are
having their share Of trouble. On May
they buried their son, who had been
i'll only a few days. II seems the dis
ease is incurabIe and is throat trouble
Of some kind. Saturday morning death
again entered their home and the little
girl was called. The parents are sore
Is bereeved and have two more chill
Gren who are III and are n a serious
condition. on account OF the disease
being unknown the neighoors stay
away. making their sorrow double. A.
L. Wartuaby, our undertaken. took
charge Of the funeral Sunday. The
body was laid 70 rest il the CID Chap!H
cemetery.