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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-22

Jacksonville state board Of equali-
sation, in session here, has completed
taking evidence as to the valuation
Of the property in the first seven dis
tricts of the county, and 50 far the
members state that they are well
pleased with the valuations estab-
lished by witnesses from these dis
tricts.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-22


Memphis,-News items sent cut BY
the Southern AlluYial Land Associa-
ton to newspapers in northern cities,
prominent among them Chicago, have
brought results. Many of the members
of the association are receiving letters
daily from southern negroes who were
lured north, asking for jobs and stat
ing that they are anxious to return
to the sunny south.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-23

DULUTH.
GRAIN.

Duluth, MINI. June 23.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat, TO-
400 bushels. last yea 19,400; oats g.
TOO; barley III. S00;. rye $1,000; fax
10000 bushels. last year 1000.
Shipments: Wheat 72,4O0; barley
126, 900: oats $1,000: y 175.90O.f
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
Barley $500.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat,
smutty spring 1; Nos 1 and 2 durum
4: smutty durum Q: smutty mixed Q;
mixed, s: total wheat Is, year ago Il;
fax 9, year ago 6; oats 3: year ago
l.; rye "a; barley Sc. year ago L. To
Duluth, Mimi. June ,23.-Tradins
in today's market and a hesitatins
was easier in spot and the nearby fu-
ture during the greater part of the
session. Firmness developed around
the. close with better bidding. July
closed Lee off; September &c up and
October l 1-2 up. 4en,
Rye closed ga off for spot, July ga
off and September 1-2c off. Oats
closed LAC up for spot. Barley
closed 1920 off for spot. Closing:
Wheat unchanged. y
Linseed-On track s4.ss @4.91; ar
rive ,$4.Ss@4.90; July 4.8s; Septem-
Der s4.73; october S4.4S bid.
Oats-On track Sc 3-4@6s Id,
Rye on track and arrive $1.4S ga:
July LAT ga asked; September $3.50
1-2 asked. ~ =
Barley on track s1.o5 q 1.12.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
1U1MIs"a n6H soHooI 8Uf11
nQ-1@1 CLOSE JuNB 81.
GRAND Y02UH. g. s.

Notice to contractors, Separate seal.
sd proposals will be received 81 =. +.
Burchard, secretary, for and In, behalf Of
the Board OF Education Of the Inde-
pendent School District No. I Of. the
city Of Grand. Forks, n. D., at the Of
flee Of the Superintendent In the City
Hail. 81. said city, up to the hour Of !
O'clock 2. M Friday, June a., 1919, for
the furnishing and installing of the spe-
cial wood furniture. window shades.
steel lockers, and ID rne sticl science leguip.
lment. for the new High School fbuiidinr
In a~ccordance With plans and. specifica-
ti9ns g urnished BY W: J. Edwards, ar.
chitect., Grand Forks, MD nj HI
Copies o. above mentioned plans and
spectficattons may BE- seen, atsthe Build
err. Exchanges Of ST. Paul ana Minne-
apolis, sltnn,,aa and Grand Forks. II. Isl.
Bosrdfof Education Gflhd Forks. NJ sDy
Aas Extra @copies OF piAns and anecificas
lions srnay be obteined fbn a~pplicAtlon Is
the architect TO BE- returned on or he
fore the time set for receiving the bids.
Fotherwise bidS will not be Gonsldered.
BIDS 40 ~ SsaccontanteAiby certified
check for 5 per cent of the amount 81
the BID, payable to the Jorletssof r, =.
1deNssCfpl. hiddsr must furnish
IacAtd. With surety bond a. rSduired. IN
ths full amount ef the ecntsact Price ana
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1~sfsroidum Of Legislative Rnsctmsut
5uDIo1AE DIgT1io4S.

Afsroldum Of IsSaslattvs Hnaotneut
I, 5uDIo1AE D1g11I0rs.
1Ipussss1M III. l24, session LAWS 1919
HOUSE BILL No. 124, Being,.an act pro
tidinE for Judicial Districts. JUDGES
1 metsed' Of t t%psy,ne aSmR Ee4ms 81 court ana
to ,he held, powers and duties Of
therein, and repeating all acts and
gl si ! e s. 'es State IL f iaaa ST. fhs 5sd!e'si
Psoyides that the terms Of Court to
9sd Zee e q sasa eG shsiyy g. egd f.n ,esrt sg the Se
supreme Court In such name that
his, District and ! o ,that no Judge shall
County except in the County Of Cass. !.
Fixes manner Of electinE Judges, and
their term Of office at -Four Years; :.
Provides that Districts having more
than, one Judge. the longest In continued
service shall be the presiding Judge.
Reauires the Supreme Court to adopt
uniform rules OF procedure for the Dis
Provides for Change OF Venue from
or = IN 1oa anot 10 enf 1issr,e {: same oar. fr oas'r ons
County r. another, or from n District
Requires the Governor to appoint an
and Sixth Districts to hold office until
the next General Election. Z
Fixes the salaries Of District Judges
ct 100000 and actual travelling ,ex-
Rspeals al: Acts and parts Of Acts in
Slsll 1ouss 1iil no. 1a4, passed By
the oixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
APPROVED b. the dovsrnor Naxoh 3, 1913,
- approvedf
): ::::::::::::::::
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1S1o3e460m OF 1eE10l46vo X19otn00c
COMMISSIONERS or n111a1ATIoN
House Din no.. las, Session Laws 1913.
HOUSE BILL No. 1913, An act creating
the office Of the Commissioners Of
immigration.
sioner BY the Governor. term Of office
two years.. salary $4,000. 90 per annun1.
Requires Commissioners to furnish
bond in the sum Of 100000.
Immigration shall advertise resources.
advantages and opportunities as a place
of residence for farmers, laborers. and
mechanics. for the purpose VI bringing
settlers. investors and industries to the
State.
REQUIRES. Commissioners, to compile
statistics and information with refer
ence to.educational facilities, social con-
ditions, Industries and Industrial condi-
TONS
Requires Commissioner to advertise
and distribute information by means Of
bulletins, pamphlets, correspondence and
advertisements.
handle all correspondence pertaining to
subjects mentioned in. this Act, and shall
cooperate with the United States Blu
reau Of Immigration as far as practical,
and shall assist immigrants and others
Provides that COMMISSIONS of Immi-
grafton shall maintain offices in the
State Capitol building. employ and fix
the salaries Of AL ASSISTANTS, and file :
Of all salaries n expenses.
Provides for an appropriation Of $780,
Provides for repeal Of all acts in, con-
shall xoas 1iu 10. las. passed BY
approved By hi Governor March g, 1915,
DO approvedf
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1efersndum Of Legislative 1nsetnsnt
BOARD OF AD1nNID11AT1oN

1o1eT00dum OF 1s441O14ttv0 80A6t1d00t
DoARD OF AD1EuIs11AT1oN
Senate Eli NO. la4, Session Laws 1919
SENATE BILL No. 1874, The same be-
istration Of the penal. charitable
the public schools of the state; pro-
inatitut for, the he m n soaTd ef A o., fuGn
tration: providing for its appoint
duties: making. an appropriation:
Acts in conflict herewith:
Creates a Board of ADMINISTRATION
for the supervision of all penal, charit-
able \ educational institutions and
State tast ps sSpsrt sse1S!s; e e. f faSiic 1a af TIE
ton. the Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor. and three others to be, ap.
pointed POI ted BY the. Governor for term Of
Fixes the bond at slo.ooo.oo and sal
airy at 100000 Of appointive members.
and requires them to eiye all their time
Authorizes he board to employ q Sec
retary and other assistants. and to NJ
theiT compensation. determine their
the public Service demands it ite'' ""e"
Empowers the board to assume all
powers mi perform all duties Of the
ents and Board of Control.
Powers and duties of the Superintend-
ent Of Public Instruction shall not be
abridged. See Section 8. Of the law.
Employers the board to appoint a
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
one County Superintendent. or City
Superintendent. the High School Inspec-
tor, and one other member, to investi-
gate the kind and cost of library and
text books for use in the public schools,
and the question of uniformity Of text
books. and printing and distribution of
same by the state, and to mak findings
and recommendations to the board.
Requires the board to appoint an Ed
ucational Commission to consist of the
State Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton one County Superintendent, one
City Superintendent. one representative
Of Normal Schools and one representa-
tive of the University. and Agricultural
College. to have charge of certification
Of teachers, Standardization of schools.
examination for eighth grade and high
school pupils. and preparation of cours-
es of study.
Requires board to install a system of
bookkeeping and auditing Of ali moneys
received and expended. M ,sf.'
Requires the board to file an annual
report with the Governor.
A~ppropriates 100000 annually for
the purpose Of carrying out the provi-
sions Of the act.
Shall Senate 1til Me. 134, passed BY
the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved by b Governor 1Earoh @, 1913,
DO approvedS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Ro91on Or TIE PuD1xUA91oH or
IN e0311o1AI 11Y13140U8

% fG
tns gs ssSpi ssst, isa. 81 3 i isis. . : s.4sss I s,s q
notice that the following referendum
ballot will be submitted to the voters
81 Grand Forks county, North nakota;
county on June 2sth, 1919. This for the
benefit Of the voters Of said county.
9efsrsndnm Of 1egts1ative 1nactnsnt
s1A1 =. PS msa oo,9seass1 Aap lan
SENATE BILL No l57. An act creat-
Ing a State Publication and Printing
Commission; prescribing its duties
or parts of acts In conflict herewith,
Creates state publication and Print
Ing Commissions. 7
composed Of Secretary Of STATE. cons
missioner OF Agriculture and Labor and
Chairman Board 81 Railroad Commits
sioners. 4
Authorizes Commission To appoint q
State Printer who shall be secretary OF
Commission at a salary of $1,000 per
year and requires that he shall be ex-
pert printer and resident Of the state
Gives Commission power to make all
printing contracts for the State n to
de s iSn d1; one n= newspapsr in in each count ,
to be the official newspaper IN the coun-
ty uptil it's successor is chosen as pro-
vided by Senate Bill. No. 1853.
~ lie oil ploSGCOA1l66 ia III
Board, of County Commissioners and all
other notices, that are required by law
to be published by County officers shall
be published in such paper.
aAlso that all summons, citations, no
ttces. orders, processes or proceedings in
the various county, Justice, District OF
Supreme Court: all publications Of ev-
cry nature required to be made by State
Officers: all notices of foreclosure on
real estate and chattel mortgages OF
other liens on real estate. or personal
property n all notices of Whatsoever
kind now or hereafter required to be
published in any county shall be pub
lfshed In the said official newspaper.
Provides that towns. villages or cities
lished there may designate any: paper
for the publication Of notices and legal
publications required to be made by the
officers Of such town. village or city.
Gives Commission power and a !!
newspapers for publication Of all state
legal notices. including reports Of cor.
porations. now required to be published
by the Insurance Commissioner. secre.
tary Of State and all other officers.
under this act shall be nled with the
Secretary Of the Commission and that
he may furnish certified copy OF any
matter : c t IN IN 5Seh papers to n citizen q
Declares 1t to be the intent of the Law
to coordinate publication of all legal
notices, reports. etc, and to econom1ze
in state printing and to have complete
system Of files Of legal publications and
certain legal newspapers.
Repeats all conflicting laws.
Shall Senate BIZ Mo. 157, passed By
b Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved by tho dovsrn0f' 1Eaxoh Is
1919, be spproved9 @
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) 1sfsfsndum Of Legislative 1nautmsnt
/. 1MDuDT1xAx .0o1ul1sSIoN
RonsA mn M. ~. RAasinn Ya-. ,A1o

> 1sfsrsndu1n Of Legislative enactment
1MDU1T11AI .oolua1sSIoN
House 1nl no.. ~, Session Laws 1919.
HOUSE BILL No. 1.-THE same being
an m,. :et cr re- rMnrts the rn ,Ipdnstrial s Com
ing It to conduct n manage on
behalf Of the state certain. utilities
industries. enterprises and business
Il projects. n defining it's bower and
duties, and making an appropriation
Creates the Industrial. Commission of
North Pskota e eoad9et: q, manage
General and the cofhlnissioner OF ASri-
mission, two of5whom shall constitute !
quorum. but requires the approval of
the Governor OF all orders, rulings. BY.
laws, or contracts before they become
Authorizes the Commission TO Employ
secretaries and other subordinatel Off
GERS On such terms as.it mayld deem
tion. Ind 70 discharge them when in It's
judsmsnt the public interests may re-
qulss ,ie; =.
operate; control and govern iii II ueilities.
indu.tsae:. e%ntsIpriseF and business pro.
those carried on y ths penal. charitable
q lal 70 locate such. enterprises.
fb) TO purchase. lease 81 condemn
Al Necessary property and sell the same:
equip 3 and msintaih The s s.ansnss Il s and 9
aecessary,s subordinate employees Of and
.for each :Sch ,%snssrpriss; e snRloy.eo
duties. %desisnsts their ti aisl'en 3 tn fir
their bonds and compensation
(dl. Tosdischarge letnpioyse6 when Ia
~ Judgment the: public r. terests require
~ LFaYrAE xatEG4 Ey6.aH .rHTEl
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the Usual places IN the several town
ships n tn2the wards Of the cities and
in the. VILLAGE Of Niagara in the county
q Grand Forks. North Dakota, Q n the
Polls open at 8 O'clock A. NJ. md con.
niue open until . o'clock p. NJ. OF said
DATED at Grand Forks. n. D.. this 18th
HANS ANDERSON,
a3s u County Auditor.
tDaily June II to IS. Inc. 1879
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PRODUCE.
HIDES. FuRs, WOOL. PE1Ts.

FURNISHED by Redick Hide & Fur Co.,
H1DB8-The market is holding firm
and in the absence of any trading seems
to have reached the top as offerings to
Spouse and if there is any trading going
on it is at lower Levels rather than
higher. We have advanced prices to the
top and look for it to hold out for some
time with little change.
WooEConsiderable wool has arriv-
ed at the large centers from the bright
srsand feet tse to and Sc are de,iy DslnS SOLD R9i.S a.
woods are in demand but dark woods as
from our section arc not wanted at
present as there is plenty Of bright
Rawlins, Wyoming, of 500, 900 pounds
was bought at 5okc. this is bright wool.
Our quotations are the same as Chicago
sn TAIIo sS!1z ark 'rf IS ) Unchanged and
PELTs-Are SLOW and unchanged.
Cali quotations subject to change with
out noticed
Cured Hides ..............2sc &c
Gufeo ~ &c 35c
cured Deacon skins. each. :::: .fs to IS $3.50
Cured Horse Hides. as to size,
cured FShsiesy s Clues, as s e Size 10 .'''o
cured Colt Skins. as to size, ..V' 70 s''00
Pelts. full wooded. as to size,
clips : sheafiin,ss, as to sise' 70 'l,'0
Rendered Tallow, per pound ......
No. 1. &c: No. 2, &c
Unwashed Coarse Wool. . .4Oc to SIC
EnWashed,> Fine Wool. .......37c to 35c
Bnrry-Chaffy-Seedy. -etc....... value.
Green Hides &c per pound less and
Part Cured 1c per pound less than the
above. prices on cured hides.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. June 23.-Hog receipts
$1,000; higher: bulk s21@s21.5o;
heavy weight s20.s0@$21.40: medium
weight s2o.so@ s21.55; light weight
s2O.s0 @s21.55; light light $1s.25@
s21.25: heavy packing sows smooth,
s20@$20.75: packing sows rough.
$19.25@s19.S5 pigs $17@$1S.25.
Cattle receipts 10000; slow. beef
steers medium and heavy weight
choice and prime s15@S16.25; me-
dunn and good s12.50@$15: common
$1o.S5@s12.65; light weight good and
choice $13.25@s15; m and me-
dium $10@$13.25; butcher cattle heif-
ers s7.75@s13.25; cows $500 $12.-
rs; Gamers and cutters s6.25@$7.50:
veal calves light and handyweight
s16.25@s17.75: feeder steers $3.50
$12.75: stocker steers $S@$12.
Sheep receipts 10000; slow: lambs
81 pounds down s14.50@s17; culls
and common $S@s14; yearling weth-
ers S10.25@S13.75; ewes good and
choice. s6.25@$S.25; culls and COM
mon $2.50@$5.75.
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REVOLUTIONISTS
in GERMANY MAY
START BIG FIGHT

Paris. June 23.-The movement for
a military dictatorship in Germany is
gaining ground, according to advfces
received by the American military au-
thorities here quoting the Krueux
Zeitung of Berlin. 8.
Die Freiheit. the independent so
cialist paper, declared that the coun-
ter revolutionary element is preparing
10 strike a blow against the govern
ment. !.
nEAn THE Anc .
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GRAIN.

0hN1AIN. -. -, II
Minneapolis, June 23.-Wheat re-
ceipts, 176 cars, compared with 391
cars a year ago. Cash, No. 1 north
ern, $2.50@2.55.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, s1.73@1.74.
Oats-No. 5 white. S. @67Ac.
Flax-$4.9O a 1872. ~ r
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SOUTH ST. PAUL
LIVESTOCK

j LIVESTOCK.
South st. Paul Mimi. June "a
Hog receipts Is, 800: Acc higher; n
s2O.25@$ 20.50; bulk s2O.45@ $40. SO.
Cattle receipts. $500: killers $50
Csc lower; steers s6.50@$14.75; cows
and heifers $5@$12.5O; veal calves
steady $7.5O@$16; stockers and feed
ers slow and low, $6.50@s13.
Sheep receipts 1900: soc to So
lover: lambs s7@s16.5o; wethers Sc
@$7, yves 1906.
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK.

New York. June 23.-Lacking a
more obvious reason. an early re-
versal on the stock Exchange today
was attributed to profit taking by
traders who evidently deemed it adj
visable to forestall such selling as
might follow formal announcement
of the signing of the treaty. General
Motors yielded the greater part of its
fou point advance but rallied on h
strength of equipments. Other mo-
tors and oils were not especially re-
sponsive and Texas and Pacific sug-
gested realizing on the recent sub
stantial rise. Before oon offerings
became more extensive, creating
greater impairment than in the first
reaction. Call money opened at six
per cent.
Anticipating the early acceptance of
the peace treaty by the Germans, to-
days stock market opened with an
impressive demonstration of strength,
gains among favorite issues ranging
from Ito 4 points. The scope of the
early A-,tions indicated an aces
sion OIL ing orders for speculative
interest1k lcluding considerable short
covering. This was met my heavy
selling which cancelled a large part
half h1k~. The reaction affected u.
S. Steex n other leaders from l to
3 points.
The cheaper rails. minor metals
and tobaccos and food issues led the
irregular rally of the early. afternoon.
Among high priced specialties Indus
trial Alcohol and General Motors were
the chief features, the latter rebound
ing ten points.
PRODUCE.
New York, June 23.-Butter steady.
1880 tubs: creamery higher than
extras 52@1-2; extra 81 L.; first 40
.1-2 @.51 Ia.
Eggs irregular. 1897 cases: fresh
gathered storage packed extra first 40
61-2; do first Al 1-2@4S 1-2.
Cheese steady. S,432 boxes; state
whole milk flats current make spe-
.cia1s 30 3-4@,31 1-2; do average run
80 q 1S2: state whole milk twins CUR
\ rent make specials 80 3-4@31 1-2; do
average run 30M1-2.
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June Retrospective
signing of the peace treaty lifted the
corn market today to new high price
records for the seaso On the adj
vance however, profit taking sales in
creased and values eased off some
what. Trade was active. Opening
prices which ranged from 1-Sc off to
Sc higher with July $1.S3 to 1-2 and
September s1.76 to 1.7S were follow
ed by moderate reactions from top
figures.
Oats were tronser with corn. Aft
err opening at 1-sc decline to $50 adj
vance Including September 10 $50
ga they hardened all around.
Provisions like grain, were bullishly
agected by peace talk.
Increased strength developed to-
ward the last as a result of covering
by shorts. The market closed firm,
&c to &c net higher, with July $1.S3
to Sissy. and September $1.7Sh to
s1.7sA.
Later the market weakened under
selling of lard by packers who re-
Gently were buying.
Corn Open: High. Low. Close.
July ....1.ss 1888 1.s1A 1888
Sept. ....1.76 I.7Sh 1.76 1.7sh
Oats
July 49,. ~ .72M ,7o% ny
Sept. -. .7ots .71k .7oA .7oA
Pork
ss5;. -: 5000 s ss:ss s ss:ss i is:ss
Sept: 80. s5.25 $3.50 s4.ss $500
July 90. 2s,a2 2s.s2 27.so 1881
Sept. 49,. 1887 1887 $500 2s.1o
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, June 23-11:30 a. MI
3 1-2's 1892; first As $500: second
As $500: first 4 las 95.40; second a
Las 94.16: third~4 LAS 95.10; fourth
4 las 94.30; Victory 8 3-4ss 10000;
Victory 4 3-4's 1896.
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POTATOES.

POTATOES.
Chicago, June 23.-Potatoes, ar
rivals SO cars: New. weaker. Bliss
Triumphs sacked CARROTS, 2.5O@ 2.S5
cwt: Irish cobblers best, $50 pills
barrel. Old, demoralized. 90 few
sales to establish market.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. June 23.-Butter higher,
receipts 21,206 tubs; creamery extra
soc; firsts 4s@49 1-2; seconds Asa
Al; standards soc.
Cheese steady; daisies 20 SAC soc;
twins 2S@1-2: Americas 3O@1-2;
longhorns 30@1-2; brick 20 1-2 a soc.
Eggs unsettled. receipts 1851 cas-
es; firsts 39@ 40c; ordinary firsts SO;
at mark. cases included $685.; stor-
age packed frsts 42@1-4; extras AZ
10. IN
Poultry alive. steady; fowls % 1-2.
CASH SALES.
Chicago, June 23.-Corn No. 3 yell
low 1.S1k to 1924: No. 4 yellow
and No. 5 yellow nominal.
Oats No. 3 white 71h to 72L:
standard nominal.
Rye No. @. 1.5O to y.
Barley 1.12l to LA.
Timothy 900 to 1900.
Clover nominal.
Pork nominal.
Lard 1915.
Ribs 27.50 TO 1925.
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A
GRAIN AND MOu1R.

UTN1AIN AND q n
Minneapolis. Mimi. June 23.--Flour
Shipments 45.444 barrels.
Barley, 1.05@1.13. F..
Rye, No. 2. Las Ia. + -,
Bran, 34.00. ~
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SHOE REPAIRING.

THE SHOE HOSPITAL. The largest ana
most up to date shoe repairing shop IN
Grand FoTks. Best OF material n
eervice.a Parcel post paid. one woX
: Jno Solland. 6th-DeMers. Grand Forks
SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY. Postsxs
paid one way. No prices lower In city.
~. Kamp:tn. :Kittscn Az. Grand Forks.
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sALEsMEN, EXPERIENCE UNNEc-
essary. New strong proposition, staple
line to general retail trade in North
produeers for expenses sasa;s The Sav1 centin T.
entail Jewelry Co, 1925 Continental
Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
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otherwise according to law. for the faith
full performances Of the contract.
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, Secretary.
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