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•. DOGS, DOGS. DOGS.
"/"tfcKDIGREED—Bull Terriers and Great Danes,
always ou hand, dogs at stud, all other non
Sporting breoils for saJo. Dors boarded by week
of month, Fargo Kennels, 1132 Second Avenne
Sbuth, Fargo. N. D., phono 613.
POSITIONS WANTED
HTMNEY SWEEP -Phone 555M.
Regan.
'ORK of any kind wantod by young man.
Addro?s Work, coro Foram.
Ranted __
T» Address Stenographer, care Forum.
Position by good stenographer,
ihf
"pXPERIEVCED younff lawyef wants position
in la
Hi tfncei
w office good steaographer best refer
Addross 41., care Forum.
TOOKKEEPER Experienced, desires posi
tion single rfiliabld and competent refer
ences. Address '"Bookkeeper," care Forum.
rosmoNs TO FILL.
"117ANTED—Woman to cook $80 per month.
*v loquite George Pirie.
Whigh
ANTED—Good girl for general housework
wages. 803 Eighth Street South.
\kf ANT ED— Good girl for general houseworl
Y*'v must be a good coolt. Family of two.
Good wages. Mrs. W. J. Parrish, 210 Seventh
Street North.
MALE HELP WANTED.
^SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to learn barber
trade. Write for free catalogue. Moler
Bferber College, Minneapolis, Minn., MacGregor
& Anderson, Proprietors.
vs v AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED—Good
V Sft |)H WAY Selling two necessary novelties.
k«vU Sample 10c. Get in lino and make
poney. Dept. M., Lock Box Ffirgo, N. J),
A
(JOOI5 reliable man experienced in restau
rant business, can buy a part interest in
c»do oT the best restaurants in the nort hwest.
Only about, $100 nocdori to buy half interest. 250
dinners servod each day dui-iui Septembe and
October. ('all on or addres: Michael Hopkins,
tfpwbells, N. D.
4*
DRESSMAKIN
South, tir.st class work guaranteed.
MASSUESE
ASSAGE, shampooin
manicure,
treatment Miss M. E ChaBe, irst Na
ttomil Bank building, over WUser's drug store.
FOB SALE.
FOR
rf-t'-if'vU?'
TEN WORDS
ONE WEEK
word
after
FIFTY CENTS
Rates for Classified Advertis
ing: One-half cent a Word per
insertion after first insertion 25
tents for first insertion of any ad
Up to 25 words—then one cent a
^ord. v
house-to-houee man wbo caa
sell retailor. Best proposition of the year
npon to lite right mat). Call 10 a. n\. Tuesday,
$8 Wuldorfv (J. E. Butler, Manager.
WANTED TO BUY.
ANTED—Good driving and delivery horse,
about 1,100 jKunds must bo choap and
^und. The Pantorium, 10? Hroadwhy,
BUSINESS CHANCE.
»C
tfASiUONAHLK DKESSMAKING. -Mrs A.
*i. Livingston, 827 Moth Avonue -outh. pURNXSHED house, to man aud wife no
i7tu7T~I* uT: 7 children. Poseession given Doo. 1 to April
.T\RE8SM AKING-Mrs Mclntyro has opened 1. May or may not board owner. E. C. Snra-ue
dre.'snv.iking parlors at 1101 Third Avenue 510 Sixth Street South,
BALE—Dray with pole anH shafts, pair
bobs, safe, deeks, etc. E. B., Fo,*um.
17^^ SALE—At a bargain, hotel furniture
complete. Address Furniture, care Fo»um.
AT
A BARGAIN—Furniture for a six-room
house, with privilege of renting tlie bouse.
U'4 Ninth Street South.
lUR
SALE—Or r»nt. until spring, a six-room
cottaare, partly furnished. Address Box
810 postoflice, or 711 N. Avenue. s
'1JUR SALE—A C. G. ('unn E flat bass tubt»,
Ameritan model and silver plated, entirely
free from deus or jams. Also s-olid sole leather
case for the above, which'is luuidmade and et
nsr. Addre-s lock box 12ii, uboron, N. D.
PfOR CHBISTMA8—Get yur wife a sot of
that Decorated China. Pay up arrearages
aWl send in $7, and we will credit you six
ngbhtliS ahead ou ti e daily and ship $ set of the
Wishes yotir address, you to pay freight. The
•, Ptrum Printing Co., Fargo, N. D.
RAILROAD NOTES.
NO ONE INJURED.
The delay to the early north bound
V train on the G. N. yesterday, was caused
the derailing of train No. 3, at Ben-
scn,
Minn., 133 miles this side of St.
I :.|*aul. which train runs via Casselton.
fii- -J ./Excessive cold coupled with the awk
1 lyard position of the cars made the
%\vork of righting them rather tedious,
v., No one was hurt and no particular dam
i"1 agt done.
,,
THAT AWFUL
%'M-
coL^f1
And its terrible cough can soon be
tired by Dr.
Consumption.
'il:? '.jbttred'by Dr. King's New Discovery for
no
jtoy. soc, ?x.
Try it. No cure,
Fout & Porterfield.
LAUGH ON THE HOUSE.
4. Just as the house was about to take
the Cuban reciprocity bill
a vote on
Congressman Hildebrant of Ohio rose
tP
a
question of personal privilege. In
#iswcr to a question from the chair he
'5«aid: "It concerns me as an individual
iMid Rentlenian who wishes to keep
•ypjjjlic membership of this body clean will
cibject to it." Dead silence followed
and everybody felt sure that some story
Of boodle or bribery was about to be
(tprunsr. The Ohio nember gravely
a resolution up to the.clerw, who
read in his usual dreary monotone:
/'Resolved that one additional laborer
foe employed in the bathroom of the
house during the fifth-eighth congress"
There was a sigHt of relief on the re
p»tblican side, followed by, a laugh all
atound.
Rates for Classified Advertis
ing: One-half cent a word per
insertion after first insertion 25
cents for first insertion of any ad
up to 25 words—then one cent a
word.
FOB RENT.,
OR RRNT— Furnished roon and bath, tfith
board, v., Forum.
l,OR RENT—Furnished rooms, modern. 110)
Third Avenue South.
qWO
ROR RENT—Six-room cottage, modern, on
Tenth Street North. E. A. Perry.
OR RENT—Furnished rooms, in suite or
single. 1203 Second Avenue South.
COR RENT—Furnished rooms, including par-
1
lor. Inquire 618 Fifth Street Nortn.
TJ^OR RENT—One soven-room houBe with small
barn. Apply 732 First Street North.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—All modern ebn
veniences. 1024 Second Avenue North.
OR REST—Desk room in well equipped of
fices. Apply F. F. Lincoln, Magili bldg.
BURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Lighted.
heated and hath. 314 Eighth Qtreet South.
pOR RENT—Comfortable room, suitable for
1
l^OR RENT Threo pleasant, conveuigijtly
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
private entrance. 701 Thirteenth Street Soiith.
OR RENT—Store room and basemont in
opera bouse aimex. Ci«ar and candy pfiv
leire of ojjera house goes with .store. Cull at
Walker Bros. & Hardy.
ARGE modorn house, just reflnished. new
heating plant, warm honse, loasn and pos
session givon Doc. I. Apply at onca. C.07 Broad
way. Earl D. Fleming, Waldorf.
i
the week oil which you can afford
to leave your real estate ad. out of these columns
is the day on which you have no more real estate to
sell and don't want to buy any.
TEN WORDS
ONE WEEK
S
v
UNFURNISHED KOUMS. Enquire at
Fargo Steam Laundry.
X^OR RENT—Furnished rooni, ladles preferred
1023 First Avenue South,
two with board. 817 tiecond Avenue North.
T^OR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. 524 Broad
way.
v, RONT SUITE of rooms in Cantieny Block on
Broadway, for rent. W. J. Lane, Smith
Block.
pOR RENT—Front flat. 110 Broadway, 5 rooms
and bath. Best flat in town. Enquire 609
N. P. Avenue.
jaEW cottage for rent Dec. 1, thoroughly mo'
•L ern. Inquire of J. A. Huberts, Freeman's
stuaio, Edwards Block.
pOR RENT—Large room on ihird floor Davis
Block. Inquire of F. A. Ball, at Ball. Wat
son & Maclay's office.
pURNISHED room, at low rent, for ladies.
only board can be had next door. AddIs
ot 50a Eighth Street North.
•.OR RENT-Dec. 1, furnished room*, sing'o
or en .suite, ou north side, near Cathedral
everything new. U. F. Stan.
"pOR RENT—Will sell personal proporty'and
A
rent Graml Pacific Hotel, the only hotel in
town. Inquire of H. F. Labbjtt, Sheldon, N ^D
Moor head.
FOUND.
lOUND—Near Ch^^ffee. N. D., a pocketbook
A
containing money. Owner can obtain swtno
by applying to A. S. Elford, office New York
Life Insurance Co., Furgo.
STRAYED.
cTKaYED from Blanchard Farm, Blanohnrd.
N. D., on or ab ut Nov. 17, four western
horses brand Agure 4 on le't hip, one gray, one
one roar, oue bny, ono mosue weight about
1,200 had halters on. Siiitahlo reward for in
formatik n l»adi»ig to their recovery. Write,
wire or telephone D. McCulloch, buperinten
dent, Blauohard, N. D,
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED^
dOARD and room can bo had nt fll& Fifth
Streot North.
BOARD
AND ROOMS—Can be had at tir
F, A. Paige's, 321 Tenth Street south.
STRAYED.
OTRAY ED—From my premises at Horacie—
One ack mare, weight about 1,^00 pouiids,
and one black iiorse, weight about l.l'OO. ijcaud^.
Finder inform Hube.t Qauvageau. Horace, N. D.
WONDERFUL RECORD.
S«fe Lay in Burn ins Coals Three Day*-Con»
tenta Preserved,
Atwater, Minn., March,, ^858.
GARY SAFE
Co.. Buffalo,
7,
FOR SALE
N. Y.
Gentlemen: On/the evening of Dec.
1897, my mill, four stories high, and
large flour warehouse was totally de
stroyed by fire. We h(id, |.us.t unloaded
a car of soft coal in the basement, un
der the office and my safe fell into the
burning mass and it was three days be
fore we could pull it out to open it.
Upon opening it( to my surprise) I
found all books and papers in fine condi
tion, and I heartily cort»»r.end and rec
ommend your safes as bjsing absolutely
fire proof.
Considering that the safe fell into the
burning coal and was in tile njbst .in
tense heat of this large buildin^I cpn
sider it a most severe test/ 1
y Yours respectfully, 1
NEl^S ENGE.
TO cukfe A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove'# signature
is on each box. ajc.
v:^,R^BEL WSHOPf
The family of the late Episcopal
Bishop Richard Hooker Wilmer of Ala
bama has selected Rev. W. C. Whitta
ker. rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal
Church, Jackao^ Mi« to v/rite his
bjo^ta^hy. Wilmer was the
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FEB INCH, 01T1MF, 50,25
PER INCH, ONE WEEK, $1.00
FEB IM, ONE MOUTH,$3,50
M. AMERLAND,
520 N.P.Ave.
Per acie buys a fine quarter section,
all under cultivation, only five miles
from the city limits of Fargo.
CA Per acre buys 22o acres of lino
prairie land, within four miles of
Dufrost, in Alauitoba, on the east tide of the
lied Kiv»»r 011 easy terms.
OO 17 K Per
acre
COA 4S0 acrns. four mif«s from Mapleton
mod buildina.s: all hit and under Cul
tivation -,00 acres plowed. Pricef-TO an acre.
1 160 acres six miles from Fargo, all iin*
der cultivation good clean land. Price
»28 per acre.
01 S20 acres two miles from Hsrwood, S7G
1
acres plowed flawing well, good granary
and summer barn $21) an acre or will trtyde
for desirable Farao property. u
SR4.
3"°
acres 15 miles north of Fargo boo
acres under cultivation. Hou^e, b^rn.
«.000-hushel granary, llowiug well. $28 »n aire
if sold soon.
24.Q (VtOacros in Noble township grnxi bupd
'7 iuK-1 everything in first-class shape.
$30 acre, ODe-tourth cash, balance at 6 per cent.
W. D. HODGSON,
Rear First National Bank.
.Acres iinest Bod I'iver Valley land in
Manitoba fair buildings in high state
of cultivation 20 miles south of Winnipeg $1(5
per acre.
660
lift Acres 11-2 miles from city of Dauphin.
Man. 11 per acre.
320
6
Acres 3 miles east of Hunter, N. D. fair
buildings all plowed $28 per acre.
A OA Acres: 4 miles from Mapleton, N. D.:
good buildings all plowed cheapest
farm in county $30.
Room house, newt cistern, sewer connec
tions, hardwood floors One block from pav
ing. 2 blocks from court house: *2.100.
8
Room house, orner lot, 65x140 bam,' fester,
paviug #2,250. 1,^
jT Room house, Fourth Avenue $t,600
8
Uoom new house full basement sewer oon
nections corner lot: $2,7!M) $1,000cash bal
ance monthly paymeuts. 1
WM. HALL BEST AGENCY,
Telephone 188. 610 Front St.
$900
5-room honse on north side, about
new, brick foundation. Lot 50x140,
south front.
$1,300
New 7-room honse on north aide,
porch, lawn, trees. Lot 50x140.
& I 1 CA 7-room house on north side, in
*r
JV/
good repair.
$3,300
$3,500
8-room house on Second Avenue
North modern, oxcept heat con
venient location.
9-room house on Fifth Avenue
Mouth modern, except heat
lawn, tre.os, etc. A bargain.
consecrated during the civil war. He
was long known as the "rebel bishop"
because hex refused to pray for the presi
dent 01 the United States when General
Thomas and his army were occupying
Alabama. At the close of the war
Bishop Wilmer said that he had no re
grets and was making no apologies and
the northern church finally agreed to
accept him as the'bishqp^gjf ^labam^.
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THE FARGO FORUM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY EVEXIXO,
for 880 acres of fine prai-
rie land, within 45 miles of the city
of Winnipeg: terms cash. This is n bargain.
SYrUAKIfif mproved Iowa farms for (rood
well improved North Dakota
or Minnesota land in Red Kiver Valley.
ifr OO Kn Per acre for a flue half section
V** farm in Cass County, Within
two miles of station fair house, good lur»re
barn, trond granary and well. Terms only $2000
cash, balance small annual payments or half
jcrop plan, v^ith 6 per cent. i
OR EXCHANCiE for Fargo city
property—Three line, well-se
is of land
lected half sections in western Manitoba.
1 Or| choice residence lots on south side
each 50x140 at from Sl'ii. 0 to $&~>Q 00
each. All within one to four block of new elec
tric car line.
H. G. OTIS,
"Fargo National Bank Bulldinff.
GENUINE SNAPS.
4,Of\ Arres improved, three miles from Re
prina. Assiniboia, at $15.00 adjoiuiug
land held at $20 (JO to $25.00. This land rained
83 bushels of oats per acre in 1901,
T?OUH sections near railroad, south of Kegina.
1
at low price and easy terms. There is pro»,
ably no boaer wheat land on the American
C'oDtinent.
MM SECTIOVS of choiet'Nnttfi ITkVota
land. fclOO per acre. This tract withinnjne
miles wf maiu line N. P. Ry. Easy terms.
SOPHY LAND COMPANV,
Smith Block, Fargo/N.D i[
W.J.LANE,
Smith Block, Farsrot N. D.
COMING EVENTS.
ThtrscUy, Nov. 26.
RcwucH & L. Co. aar.utl Thanfcsglvlnt bill at
Fridiy, Nov. 27.
ial" by C. t£. S. of Pfcsbyt.rUa Church.
Monday, Nov. 30.
njs' annual ball, Piric'i
Graii Growers' convc tion.
N. U. Poultry Shew.
Thurslay, Jan. 21.
Grain Grower*' convention.
N. JL, Pou try Siv.w
Note—All meetings are evenings unless
otherwise specified. These announcements
will be kept standings and we shall be glad
to have notices sent lb by persons In
interest.
CITY, LOCALS.
Have Knight Printing Co. print it.
Cook, signs—opp. Masonic Temple.
The key to the Elite Bath and barber
shop is lost—always open.
Fresh: roasted coffee 10c td $it*^Er
clel's Coffee House. 'Phone 718.
Have your bike stored and insured at
Johnson's Cycle Supply House,
Masonic Temple Souvenir
PRICE 76 CENTS
Can be had of J. C. MoKen
dry at Temple, or at Forum:
Offlbfli
'Photic No.115 u y^u want' a' cab—
night or day. Jcif Young it Co.
Loose' leaf ledger sheets. We mikr
them. Knight Printing Co.
Recognition, of honest merit }vq.$ rtot
long coming--on the cigars sold at jjhc
Owl Cij^iV'Sidfci.
Saii)t»rlum and Hospital
New, comfortable and sanitary. A
home" for patients while under
their doctor's care. Baths of every
description. Electric robe bath for
rheumatism. DIRS. C. J. Mo CORD,
Matron. 1101 Front- St.-,Moorliead
The t'i|u^ and final test
NOVEMBER
tanned and
mounted..
HalL
Tuesday, Dec. 1*
County Conuniir.iinert nctt.
Thund ly, Dcc. 3.
fo*gr*gational Church cupp«r and bazirin Jtolb
4lVr«nce building. ,,,j
Satuto'ay, Tcc. 5. i
vo* Mng tcclt il and ladiu'social*'
Sundav Dcc. 6.
Elks' mimorial setvi e at ortrahouae.
i:
WedncsJiy, Dec. 9.
S-rt rtccjtnn and ball.
Tutilay, Der. 15.
billiard to jrnamcnt begins. ,'
Tuesday, Dec. 22.
I concert»t St. Mary'* Cuhedral.
Monday, Dcc 28.
Keyitone Chapter, R. A. election of offiswH.
Tueedav, Jan. i9. ."/.I
CraIn Growero' emventi^n nvencc.
N. D. oultry &ht w,
1
Wcdneaiay, Jan 20.
Friday, Jan. 22.
Gr iin Grow
in convention
N. D. Poultry Shew.
{of,
$4.25
DOESN'T WANT fHk JOB.
By-way of a feeler, perhaps, a report
was set afloat in Denver th^t David H.
Moffatt, the railroad man and miner,
would be an anti-Wolcott candidate for
senator from Colorado. Mr. Moffatt
squelched the report in this emphatic
way: "I .won't be a candidate against
Wolcott or anybody else. My old
friend and partner, Jerome ,B. Chaffee,
wias one of the first senators from the
state. He spent twice his salary in
Wshington and went on the bond of
people for whom he obtained appoint
e n s A s i s e e u o I a s o e o
these bonds to pay. No, sir. I would {to make them give tip and one was a
not take the seivatorship for $1,000 ajbig monster with a dozen prongs on his
day." horns. Mr. Hodgson was not permitted
to bring any of the meat across the
fOf State Jjew* Tlwt Porom.'l'ne but W having one of the pelts
HQur .is
baking, visit tlie testing room* the
"Dwight. Flour" mills. ...
Miss Amanda Proppcr of Lakota and
J. P. Purcell were the guests of Mir. and
Mrs. Paul Martin for Thanksgiving din
n e V -v
Just received, all sizes chcst protect
ors including the Frost King and Queen.
These range in price from 50 cents to $5.
Nickell's Open All Night Drug Store,
Front Street.
We are overstocked on air tight
stoves and while they last will make
you the fallowing prices: $3 stoves for
$2 $4.50 stoves for $3.50: $5 stoves for
d.- ...
$4. Qm you afford «...
k. B. o'Neiu. .-. v
tQ.'.bt withqut
one:
There will be a free social tottijht
given by the Norwegian Btptist Church
corner of Fourth Stre.ct and Second
Avenue North. After ashort pro
gramme refreshments will be served.
All are cordially invited (o attend.
Q'NeiH
Per Month:
FOB ONE BCNPRED MONTHS
Without interest, buys a home in good
condition, in desirable location.
Honey to loan on improved city property,
Fargo Building I mmh Seere*
Association WUfin Ury
A number of candidates were install
ed into the fraternity of Knights of
Columbus at a regular meeting last
night. Among the visiting knights were
Messrs. Andrew Blewett, L. B. Nei
meyer and M. P. Morris of Jamestown.
Miss Kate Rea and her sister, Mrs.
Finehout of St. Paul, arrived in Fargo
Wednesday to take Thanksgiving din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rea at
the farm south of the city. Mrs. Dave
Rea returnecL la.st week from a visit at
e v o W i s
v
u
W. D. Hodgson returned Saturday
from a business and pleasure trip to
Canada. While there he spent four'
days with two friends in the woods
sixty mites' out of Winnipeg in which
the three men succeeded in capturing six
moose. AH had to be shot several times
may have the big head
Wanted—-A pastry cot^ at *fnfe El
liott.
Blank books—Hare Knight Printing
Co. make them.
Gunther's candies—nothing nicer—
at Fout & Porterfield't.
Skates and skates sharpened af Jdnh
son's Cycle Supply House.
O E N
House of 11 rooms bath. 2 toilets, hot
air furnace, 32 electric lights. Fine
corner Slots. Possesion Dec. 1. Will
lease for one or two years. $35.00 per
month.
W. J. Lane, Smith Block.
Wanted—Girls for all kinds of work,
at once—Fargo Employment Agency,
R. R. V. Bank Block.
Latest styles and fabrics for men's fall
suits and overcoats at A. Thomaire,
tailor. Seventh Street South.
We arc still entertaining large
Crowds at our sacrifice sale, Henry E.
Hancc & Co., 514-516 Front Street.
Builders' Supplies for big and little
Contracts: wall-plaster, lime, cement,
etc. N. D. Tile Works. Front Street.
J. W. Searing of The Forum arrived
in Fargo" twenty-five years ago Nov.
22,
and has been here ever since with-the
exception of ahortt month? ..
WE HAVE MOVED into Rooin
5 N. P. Block formerly orcupied by Dr.
Sherman), whore tvn will be pleased to1
explain tho plan of tho
U. S. Installment Realty Co.
to those interested in securing their
own homo.
DeWitt Nelson Land Co.*
General Agents.
Small waists are no longer in style.
It's the round plump waists that come
by taking Rocky Mountain Tea that's
all the go. 35 cents. Fout & Porter
field.
About fifty students, .in Professor
Shepperd's class at the A. C, tvill at
tend the stock show at Chicago next
week and participate in the classifying
and judging of stock. Professor Shep
perd, who is in the east, will meet the
class at Chicago. The boys will be
accompanied by Clayton Worst and they
expect to be absent a week.
FARM LOANS
.Payable On or Before.
At Lowest Rates.
H. F. L0U6H, rargt Nail tank Mack
"4 .didHot drcahirtt was' possible,", stfid
a prominent Fargo woman, "that such
excellent hair dressing, face massage
and manicuring could be done outside of
Si. Paul" and. if ypu have discovered
this also, why-not drop around this aft
ernoon. and allow our expert operators
to please you equally as well, at The
North Dakota Sanitarium?
A POOR. PHOTO
fs nb bargain at a^y price. It is nlwnyS
unsatisfactory. We never allow a poor
photo to leave our ttudio. The latest in
photoffraphv. the Gross ftrain finish i*
the most striking and satisfactory like
ness of tli a«e. obtained on y at
Eriekson's firound Floor Studio,
Phone 664L. N. P. Avenue.
Annual memorial services, under the
auspices of Fargo Lodge Benevolent
Provident Order of Elks will be held
at the operahouse Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 6 at 4 o'clock. The address of
the occasion will ie delivered by Fred
V. Hawley of Jackson, Mich., and F. A.
Weld of the Stillwater Lodge will also
be present. Maud Adams Waterman of
Minneapolis will participate in the in
cidental music. Arrangements arc -in
^progress for a sdng recital and ladies'
social, for Elks and members of their
families Dec, 5. Mrs. Waterman will
be assisted by Mrs. Fred A. Irish on
the piano\
That lamp in the window of the New
Ecqnpmy Store, 618 Front Street, which
wiJi.be given to the person making the
greatest purchases on next Saturday, is
a beauty and is attracting much atten
tion—the idea is novel. Another ship
ment of X,mas china arrived at this store
and the pieces arc most delicate in de
sign and make up commanding the ad
miration of the most refined. An as
sortment of fancy decorated English
brown ware tea pots is on display here
at 75c each. By an advantageous pur
chase Miller has secured a stock of
Haviland cups and saucers—twenty-four
pieccs $6. Beautiful and assorted cuspi
dors are selling fast at 25 and 50c.
Glass wine sets of seven pieces are
marked at $1.25. The new line of pic
tures make a beautiful display and is
well worth a visit to the store. The
wrist and automobile bags trom 25c to
Vou
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WALES* Pi&no Tuntr,
Grand Fork*, N. D.
Principal Route: Grand Forks to Great
Falk, Mont. Great Falls to Helena, Hel
ena to Fargo. N D., Fargo to Grand
Forka. Address to Grand Fork*, N. D.
All mall will be forwarded.
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$3 are big drawing cards and help to
make the Economy Store popular. -1i:
First quality cow and horse feed o| tfj
kinds. Stanford Feed Store.
We have fixed it so that ^Irive you
will take will be absolutely enjoyable.
Our elegant and decidedly warm driv
ing mitts and gloves are the ones that
will do it. Moy & Kennedy.
Fargo Carpet & Rug Co,?'
llalce Rugs, Clean CarpetR, Clean Sew*
.ng Machines, Repair Sewing Machines,
Bell Repairs, Oil and Needles for all 14a..
chines:
107 Eighth St. S. 'Phone 319
Manager Peterson of the Broadway
billiard parlors is arranging for a sen
ior and junior amateur balke-line bil
liard tournament, beginning Tuesday,
Dec. 15.—Among the seniors will be
Messrs. W. F. Ball. Darling, Clenden
ning. Ogdeti, Dihley. Major Wilson, W.
M. Ball, H. B. Quick, Sherman, J. M.
Peterson Gnptil! and A. Bowers. In
the junior handican will probably be
the Messrs. H. and J. Wooledge Mc
Cannell, W. Treat, Gaskill, Ed Chris
tian son, Carl Browiij Jim Curran and
others. Medals and prize cues will be
awarded as prizes.
OVERHEARD AT HORSE SHOW,
crybody's: The twenty-foot space be
tween the boxes and the tan-bark fills
rapidly and brilliantly. One jnvolun
tarily catches one's self irt the awesome
thought that one is elbowing and hob
nobbing with the great ones of the
earth. The fact that I. too. am in the
purple of pomp and circumstance is a
smug, comforting reflection.
Gradually this ^xalted conception
fades. Another illusion shattered! That
neat, curled gentleman with the lady
in silks over there is my barber, and
1 infer, his wife. Those two lofty crea
tures I have been reverently following
for the last five minutes stop to stare
sophistically about. 1 catch their open
ing words: ... -y,
"She's an' 'andso«|u!'swotyatf that.un,
James, eh?"
"Bet. She's a honey-cooler!" says
James, understanding^.
1
A striking woman in a magnifiiccnt
gown ar.d costly furs nudges her es
cort.
"I'll bet that is a Vandcrbilt oifan
Astor," she says, cxcitedly, pointing
freely to a personage ahead of her.
"I'm sure I'should think it- might be
he is a fine figure of a man." Unfor
tunately 1 happen to know him as a
leading, tai'.or of the town.
There arc two women, in black
gowns cut in the extravagance of the
latest mode. 'A policeman suggests
mildly that they are blocking the pas
sage.
"I rucss'not." he gct-s back -crisply.
"We've paid to see tJie dresses and
we're going to sec them!"
There you have it. They are dress
makers. modistes1 their sign reads. I
dare say. And they are here to get
the modes for the winter. One of them
is making notes while the other
sketches.
"Grace., for goodness' sake come
here," she calls in a high whisper, "and
see if that white gown has one or two
seams in the back!"
In the midst of the Horse Sbow we
are in Harlem.
CLEM SCOTT STOCK F^RM.
Has for sale young Short Horn bulls
and heifers and Shetland ponies. All
have pedigrees and are rcgii-terejl, also
four Shropshire rams, not. rcgist^cd,
can be bought cheap.
JI. & H. Hasenwinklt, Tower City,
N. D.
$22.90 IS THE RATE.
From St. Paul and Minneapolis to
Salt Lake City and Ocden. Utah Po
catello, Idaho and Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Grand Junction and
Glenwood, Col. via Chicago Great
Western railway. Tickets or. sale daily
up to November 30 inclusive. Super
ior service and unequalled equipment.
Full information on application to any
Chicago Great Western agent, or to J.
P. Elmer, G. P. A.. Chicago, lit
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
$1.25 for $1.00
$50.00 Stove for $40.00
The Radiant Home Base Burner is the meet economical
stove you can buy:
Becausc it lasts the longest
Because It gives the most heat.
Whol«til«
67 Broadway,
In the matter of the estate of Theo
dore C. Williams, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Deloma Williams, administra
trix of the estate of 'Hieodore C. Wil
liams, late of the city of Casselton, in
the county of Cass and State of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against,
said deceased, to exhibit them with the
neccssary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice,
to F. A. Ball, resident agent of said
administratrix, at the office of Ball,
Watson & Maclay, in the city of Fargo
in said Cass County.
Dated Nov. 25th, A. D. 1903. H.
DELOMA WILUAMfc i
Administratrix.*'""
(D. Nov. 26 Dec. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.)
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Because it is the easiest to'
Because it saves you 25 per cent in your fuel bill.
A Radiant Home Heater will pay for itself in two or three years' time in
the saving of fuel. These are facts and you cannot afford to [ignore them
or take chances with the "just as good kind." U you want contort with
the smallest possible amount of fuel, buy a Radiant Home, li you dLoja't
care what your fael bill is, buy tl.e "just as good kind."
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