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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-13
OBITUARY NOTES.

IRA II. BAKER. clerk OF the Freeport
Gong Island police court died yesterday
In the Hampstead Sanatorium. He was
born in Brooklyn fifty-nine years ago and
had lived oh the south side OF LONG
Island for twenty-five years. For years
he was superintendent OF construction at
Long Beach. lie leaves a wife and an
adopted daughter.
ARTHUR W. RAYMOND, known on
the East Side as The Boy TraGedian,
died yesterday from pneumonia at his
homo, No "a Third avenue. Raymond
was eighteen years old and graduate OF
Public School 20, class of 1910 He leaves
a mother and a sister.
MRS. CATHERINE A. BROuWER, a
widow, seventy-two years old. died on
Friday from heart disease at her homo,
No. AL Grand street. Williamsburg. Her
father. Henry De witt. came from Hol-
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ALL-DAY SESSION AT OPERA
The Huguenots" and Butter
hy" Have Last Presentations.

THE IIuCuenots.' with Mines licmpel
Desunn and Alien and NM Caruso
Gilly. Rothier and Braun, in htc after
noon. and "Madama Butterfly with the
usual cast OF Miss Farrar and NM Martin
and Scott. in the evening, packed the
metropolitan opera House all day yes
terday. They were the last perform
ancos Of the two works this season
Mr.. Caruso was In better voice than
he has been Of late. and his Raoul
brought forth deserved applause. while
Mr. Braun again proved what a fine Mar
eel The Metropolitan has secured. The
other singers were in admirable voice
and Mr. Polacco led the orchestra win
spirit. yet with discretion.
Miss Farrar has rarely been IN better
voice than shc was i'm the evening IN
Puccinis most popular opera and her
companions appeared 20 be inspired by
her example Alr. Toscanini, Of course
conducted.
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WEDDINGS.
BOW ER-BUNkER.

Miss katherine May Bunker. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bunker, of No.
% Hudson Terrace, Yonkers. was married
in st. Johns Episcopal Church In that
town yesterday afternoon TO Ernest Tur-
rell Bower. a lawyer. of Manhattan. Tho
Rev John Mark Ericsson, rector OF the
church, ofilciatcd.
Miss Margaret Bunker was maid of
honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Edgarda Robinson and Miss Helen EltinS.
of Yonkers. Miss Jane Torrance, Of Pitts
burgh. and Miss May Conner. OF Tenahy,
y. J. Charles Russ. OF Hartford, Conn,
WAS the best man. and the uslfcrs were
George Bunker and Archibald w Doty.
of Yonkers; Edward Barber and Robert
II. Mead, Of Ardmore, Penn; Trowbrdge
Marston, of Brooklyn. and Wilfred B.
Schlcgel of Waterbury, Conn.
Mr.. Bunker, who Is vice-presldent of
tho Faiardo Sugar Company, Of Porto
Rico, gave his daughter In marriage She
Is "A graduate of the IIalsted School and
Vassar College Mr. Bower is a Yale
man
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MISS WILSON WON'T TELL
Suffragists at Richmond Can't
Learn Her Attitude.

Richmond, Va. April 19.-Miss Jessie
Wilson's address on What the Young
Womons Christian Association Means 10
the College Girl" was ;hc principal feat
urc tonight Of Tho associations conyen-
ton here. Tho Presidents daughter has
been an interested attendant at all the
sessions.
The women sunragists at the convcn-
ton have yainly attempted to get from
Miss Wilson some expression of tho atu-
;ude Of herself and the other women Of
the President family toward 'the cause
she steadfastiy refuses to discuss political
questions.
Because Of rain tho tableaus illustra'-
ing the activities Of the association
throughout the world were held to-day IN
the horse show building. At tho business
session Mrs. Y H. Passmorc. Of Mime
apolis. and Miss Harriet Taylor, Of Ne"
York. led discussions
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ClARkE-NEWM

Noah Turner Clarke. of Albany. son Of
John NJ. Clarke, State Geologist, and
Madeline Spear Newman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Newman, were
married last night at the home Of the
brides parents. No. 4oi Pallsade avenue,
Yonkers.
The Rev. Or. L. Mason Clarke pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Brooklyn. an uncle of the bride. per-
formed the ceremony. He was assisted
by tho Rev. Or. William +. Stevenson.
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
Of Yonkers.
Miss Elsa Hammarskold. Of Nonkers,
was the brides only attendant Warren
Waldo Hawley. jr., of Batavia, y. y,
was the best man. Edith Getty was
flower girl, and Walter p. Getty. il, and
Harry Biscl were ribbon bearers.
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AT NEWPORT.
by Telegraph to The Tribun,

BY Telegraph to The Tribune.
Newport, April l2.-There is some doubt
whether Mrs. William b. Leeds will spend
any portion Of the coming summer here.
She was expected at her estate. Rough
Point. but il is now reported that she has
changed her plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. De Forest Will
omen their summer home on May !.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly and Miss
Twombly have set June l as the date OF
their arrival
Mrs. William V. Pratt was dinner
hostess this evening.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Samuel f. Dallam
gave a small dance at Fort Adams this
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Hartman and sons have
returned from Aiken.
George F. Hayward, OF Brookline. has
leased Beach cottage No. for the coming
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrichs have
returned from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Van Buren,. OF New
York, have small house party at sunny
Geld Farm. They were dinner entertain
ors this evening.
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BACHELORS FAREWELL HOSTS
John Dyneley Prince, Jr., and Louis
S. Weeks Give Dinners.

John Dyneley Prince, r., who VIII
marry Miss Marian de Forest Cannon on
Wednesday. in St Thomas's Church save
his farewell bachelor dinner last night
at the Union club. His guests included
Phoenix Ingraham. Erskine Hewitt. Fred
crick T. Frelinghuysen. lie Grand Il. can
non. Henry Potter Russell. William Jay
Scbieffclin. jr, Charles IL. Russell, jr,
Ives Gammcll. Grafton w. Minot' H.
Rivington Pync. John Munroe. Chester
T.sdd Richard Smith Emmett and George
J.. dc Neau.
Louis Seabury Weeks. who VIII marry
Miss Isabel Elise Coke on Thursday'
cave lis farewell bachelor dinner last
night at the Columbia club. Among his
CHESTS wore Arthur u. Weekcs, IT., Wen
dell p. Blagdcn. r. Burial Hoffman. jr,
Russell II. Greeley William y. Taylor
Henry r. Beekman. Walden fei' Charles
Coke and Ralph w Gray
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BIG CATHOLIC SALE OPENS
Local Societies Join in Monster
Exhibit at 18th Regt. Armory.

Tie grand exhibit and sale Of the United
Catholic Works was opened last night by
Cardinal Farley in the 18th Regiment
Armory at Columbus avenue and sd
street There are thirty-fve booths and
tWouty-sevcn exhibits from Catholic So
cictics in the New York diocese, repre-
seniins membership of 10000 people.
The sale will he in progress for the next
ten days.
If YOU want 20 reduce the high cost OF
living a fair damscl will sell YOU recipe
for q BUTTERFLIES. cggless. milkless cake.
n you arc addicted To profanity. the
Anti-Trofauty League is there with a
whole booth full Of reasons FOR your ref
ormstion. And just as you have made up
your mind TO swear no moro Tho sixty
seventh smiling, bcsuiling creature ap-
proachcs and cntices you into parting
with your carfarc home.
But the show IS worth tho walk. Ind
ian girls are managing the Marquette
League exhibit which has many rare eX-
amplcs of blanket and basket weaving Of
the Sioux. Pueblo, Navajo and Chippewa
nations. and illustrates Catholic mission
work among the Indians throughout the
West. Chinese maidens represent the
propagation of the Catholic faith in the
Far East In addition there are booths
and exhibits Of the negroes of the South,
Of the French. Greeks. Lithuanians, Span
ish. Poles and other races.
Tho Catholic Blind School is repre-
scented by twcnty-onc children, who have
with them reproduction of their school
ROOM Visitors TO this exhibit may sec
the little blind pupils weaving baskets.
typewriting, crocheting and doing a score
of other difficult varieties OF work.
The Ancient order Of Ilibernians viii
sell YOU clay pipes by the hundred. but
you can't get a drink of orangeade TO
save your life If YOU wish IT, charm
ing vision in white viii hand YOU a
lemonade TO the left as YOU go out.
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BOYS IN LAS YOU LIKE IT,
Barnard School Pupils Give Sue
cessful Performance.

The Junior Dramatic club. of Barnard
School for Boys. gave very successful
OF las You Like IT. on Fri
day night. at the schoolhouse, in West
2i4th street, Fieldston. The Bronx
Edward II. Weaver was Orlando and
Jack Rogers took the part of Rosalnd.
Nelson a. Brown did some fine wrestling
as Charles. even If he did have to sue
culnb 10 Orlando in the end. The role
Of Touchstone was divided between Alan
C. Dunn and Chester Bolles. Charles
Fowler FIN was Jacques and Raynor Hal
stead Shipman, president Of the club, was
cast as Adam
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RALpWIN-on April II. 1918. az his resi-
denoe. No. 5 East 4ist 81. after a lingering
illness. Jared g. Baldwin. NJ. D., In the s6th
year OF his age.
BoYD-on Friday. Mary 4. ellis widow o;
John Boyd. In her 73d year Funerai serves
at Hotel Marie Antoineue on MONDAY Apr"
IL. at p. m.
BUCHANAN-Lillan Beatrice Thorn, beloved
wife OF Walter II. Buchanan. Funeral 70 ns
held from No. io5 Grandview ave- Painneio'
y j.. Tuesday. April 10.
rNEN-On Saturday. April t. 1913, caro-.
line G EVEN. daughter OF tho late General
John Even and Maria Louise Even. fu-
- West 92d ST.. Monday April ~ j.
o'clock.
Josephine Grant, beloved wife OF Francis +:
Grant and daughter OF the late John {. NJ
Rieck and Anne Garner. services AZ ner ,s,e
APRIL a. at 1880 a. m. Hayerstraw, ithaca
and New York papers please copy
PAUI,-on April u. Agnes Martin Paul at the
Presbvterian Home. No. ~ East 73d 81. Fu-
neral Tuesday morning. az 10 O'Clock
prpRY-suddenly. at Bayhesd. ~ J., on Fri
dsv. April H. 1918, oliver Hazard Perry, be-
i,,cd husband = Maria Moore Perry t1
hurst Long Island. Monday, April IA. M
i:S D. M on arrival OF train leaving Penn
svlvania station at l:l5 p. m lntcrment pri-
Nate. Please omit MOVERS.
RANDoLPH-April 10, 1919, in PARIS.
widow Of the late Franklin Fitz Randolph.
I'm the SD year of her age
sMITH-on Friday. April IL. 1913. Caroline
Journeay, widow OF Jay Leo Smith. Funeral
AZ her late residence. No. sol West 10th 81.
at $50 .. m. Interment at woOdIawn Gene
terry.
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land almost sixty years ago TO sing in
one of the first companies to produce
grand opera in this country. She leaves a
son.
BURKE STONE, a we'll known real cs-
tate broker. died yesterday from paralysis
at his homo in Pondfeld Road, Bronx
Vile. He was born in Chicago sixty-nine
wears ago. lie leaves one son.
MRS. ANNA ". ABERNETHY died
yesterday at her home, No. 77S Montgom-
cry street, Jersey city. She was the
widow of Hugh II. Abernethy, who was
colonel of the 9TH Regiment, New Jersey
National Guard. and president OF the Jer-
sey City Police Board when p. f. Wan
ser was Mayor. She leaves two daugh-
tiers.
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CLARENCE w. AVER.

Cambridge. Mass. April l2-Clarcnce
Walter Aver. librarian of the Cambridge
Public Library since 1904 and an authority
on library administration died suddenly
from acute indigestion to-day.
Mr.. Aver was born at Havcrhill fifty
one years ago. and for a time was pro-
fessor Of English at Wittenberg College.
Springfield, Ohio. later being connected
with Western Reserve University.
Mr.. Aver attracted attention by his
classification work at the Congressional
Library and at the New York Public
Library
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MISS ELSIE E. GRIDLEY TO WEEP

Miss Elsie Elizabeth Gridley. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mead Gridley.
Will be married to Edward Human, u,
Wednesday afternoon. April 30. at the
home OF her parents, No. Bedford place,
Brooklyn. The brides only attendant will
be Miss Elsie Hinman, sister of the
bridegroom, and Henry Brevoort Rem
wick is TO be best man. Among the
ushers will be George Henry Warren.
jr.. and Ferdinand Zogbaum Sd
only relatives Will be present at the
ceremony at $50 p. m, but few iru-
mate friends have been asked to the re-
ception, which will follow half an hour
later
Mr.. Hinman is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Human, OF No. 10 Remsen
street, Brooklyn.
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FLAGLER ABLE TO SIT UP
Condition of Railroad Magnate
Greatly Improved.

West Palm Beach, Fla. April r.
Henry NJ. Flagler, the railroad mag
nate, who has been seriously i'll here
for several weeks. was said TO be
greatly improved to-day.
At his home it was stated that Mr..
Flagler sat up for a short time.
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s,IewAy cEIEeRATioN PLANNED

Alton Il. Parker Will be toastinaster
at dinner TO celebrate the signing Of
the subway contracts. at the Waldorf-As-
toria Hotel, on Monday. April IL the
dinner will he attended by many poll
ticians. bankers. merchants, ofhcials ana
others. A reception In the Astor Gallery
will be held before the dinner.
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COMMANDER WALTER j. FEARS

Commander Walter j. Fears. l.. s. ~
(retired. died at the Naval Hospital
Brooklyn, yesterday, from heart disease.
He had been III for some time. and was
taken to the hospital on Wednesday
Commander Fears was appointed to An
napolis In 1870, and was retired in 1906
lie became superintendent of municipal
ferries In 1910. and held that office up 20
the time of his death. He lived at the
Hotel Gerard. He leaves wife.
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srowELL TO SUCCEED MOORE

Philadelphia, April R.-lt was an
nounced here to-day that Dr. Ellery G.
stoveI assistant professor of interna-
,ionaI law I'm the Wharton School. Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, would go 70 Co
lumbia University next year To take up
the work OF John Bassett Moore no"
counsellor for tho Department OF state
Washington.
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onv CLUB TO GIVE BENEFIT.

Society IS much interes'cu II. 'nc poieii.
"The Dansant" when VIII pe gwen at
the Colony club on Tuesday afternoon.
Aprll %. under the manasement OF Mrs.
wright and Mrs. George Eth
lam" ociaI feature of the affair Will
ridge. y sp, nv Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cas-
,Ie Tickets at @ each may az be W oStai 11,S
from Mrs + tl %nis9Mi Mrs htbfdss No q
~
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VII soN HEAD OF RED CROSS.

Washington, April l2.-President Wilson
told Miss Mabel Boardman to-day he
would accept the presidency OF the Amer
lean National Red Cross. to succeed ex-
President Taft who relinquIshed the office
on his retirement To private life.
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ADVANCEMENT

Carriages and automobiles taking
friends 10 st. Georges Church for
the funeral OF Mr.. Morgan on Mon
dav morning are requested 10 ap-
proach the church by way OF Sec
ond avenue and 18th street. Access
from Third avenue will be cut OF
bv the police. and vehicles will be
parked. while waiting. around
Stuyvesant Square.
People on foot. holding cards OF
admission. may reach the church
from Third avenue.
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BED CROSS FUND $1,56o.ooo.

Washington, April l2.-Contributions
a,,,,unting 10 $4,000 received to-day by
the American Red Cross brought the 'o'a'
fund for the relief Of the hood sufferers
IN 10 sl,5G0Co0.
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MARI ED.

MARsH-HILLYER At Grace Church,
Orange y j.. by tho rector on Thursday
evening, April 10. 1913. Lillian. daughter
OF Mrs James r. Hllyer, OF No. 443 VIII
lam St East Orange. 20 Theodore Nc
Curdy Marsh. son OF Stanford Marsh, OF
No. Il Evergreen Place East Orange.
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CEMETERIES.
uNDERT.AKERS.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
,33d St BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
once 20 East 23d st., n. Y
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DIED..

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be
accompanied by full name and address.
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FRANK r. CAMPBELL. Gaia West asa
ST. Chapeis. Private Rooms. Private Amou-
isrcre Tel. 1921 chelsea.
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TRANSFERS Of
REAL ESTATE

List of Real Estate Transfers III
Burleigh County. Furnished by the
Byrne Abstract Office, Bismarck:
Hitsman, NJ. S. to Lon +. Wright,
NE ii la-137-76. w. D., $4,000.
Sheriff to J. l.. Bell. NV IA 22-l40.
IS; Sheiff's Deed, $139.l0,
Williamson, Geo. E., to l.. D. Bal.
ley, lots 20, 81. blk l3, o. P. Motif;
w. d.; $2O5.
United States to Edmund s. NC
Mum, n IL NV IA. SW IA NV IA,
NV IA NE IA 22-l43.77; patent.
Lindsey, Chas. f., to Geo. h. Lind.
und. - OF w IL Of NV IA, NE Ia
of NV IA. NV Ia of NE IA 22-143-
II; W. d.; $1.00.
McMunn, Edwin S., to CAas. +. Lind
[sey and Geo. Lindsey, W II NV IA,
NE IA NV IA and NV IA NE Ia
%22.143-77; w. d.; $4,000.
Todd Land Company to Frank Nc
Cormack, lots 24-25, blk IS, Nick. 4
C. Add; @. C. d.; Sl.O0.
Wright, Lon g., to Emil Lundberg,
an und. IL interest in NE IA, To-
1916; w. D.; 81, 900.
Miller, P. E. c., to Fred kist, NV
Ia SIC IA, 12-l42 TO-; w. D.; $500.
Webb, VIM, Jr., ct al, to Frank
Paris, lots Is and 1G, blk II, Capital
Park Add; Q. c. D.; 910O.
Hendricks, Chas., to Rebecca Win
chester, w IL, 34-139-77.; @. c. D.;
$l.OO.
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LEGAL NOTICES

State of North Dakota, County of Eur
leigh, In District Court, Sixth Judi.
i cial district. e.:
SUMMONS. 'a'. M i.
Frances A. Smith. sometimes known
as Frances X. Smith, Plaintiff.
~ ". " ~ VS.. ; s,'%e
Clayton c. Smith. Mrs. Z. D.. Edison,
Mrs. D. II. Costello. Lee L. Smith,
Mrs. A..C. Barth. Clarence r. Smith,
and Frank w. Smith, and all other
persons unknown claiming any es.
tate or interest in, or lien or in.
cumbrance upon the property des.
cribed in the complaint, Defend.
ants.
The State of North Dakota, to the
above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an.
swer the Complaint in this action.
which is filed in the Office Of the Clerk
of this Court. at the court house. in
the City of Bismarck. Burleigh Coun-
~. North Dakota, and to serve a copy
of your answer upon the subscribers
within thirty days after the service
Of this summons upon you. exclusive
Of the day Of service; and in case
of your failure to appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against You
BY default for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Dated August 29th. 1918.
MILLER 4 ZUGER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and post office address, Bis
marck. North Dakota.
NOTICE Tu SAND DEFENDANTS:
Please take notice that the above
action relates ID, and tho ohiee,
thereof is to quiet title in the plain
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tiff to the North two-thirds On. 2-O
Of Lot Four a. Block Five. North.
ern Pacific Addition to the City OF
Bismarck, Burleigh County, North
Dakota; and that no personal claim
Is made against you or any Of you tn
said action.
MILLER & ZUGER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
$50: GO. l3, 20. 27:1O-4.)
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ACCOUNTANT
ABsTRACT1Na

THE BURLEICH COUNTY Alb.
STRACT co. legal Abstractors for
Burleigh county. Under bond of &c..
600. City National Bank Bldg. W. v.
K1EBERT. General Insurance. City
National Bank Bldg.
lHh BYKNE ABSTRACT OFFICE.
lioneer Abstracters Of Burleigh Co.
Abstracts guaranteed by bond of &c.,
900. The only abstract Office in the
county complying with letter and
spirit of the state law relating to alb
s~tracters of title. We have our own
records and indexes. Our equipment
Il modern and up to the minute.
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REAL ESTATE

u. E.HYoUNG, REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-A few 5O-foot lots, good
location; $4,000 cash. $1,000 month,
Have ALREADY. sold about 80 Of these
and have only a few left
Riverview Addition offers the best
prospects for a home or Investment
in Bismarck. Our prices are only
oone-half those asked for lots in other
parts Of the city not 80 good. F. 70.
Young, sole agent,
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MEATS AT WHOLESALE
Beef, pork lard, sausage. Low
Prices. GEO. GUSSNER. Phone 60.
ORCHESTRA

The Bismarck Orchestra is at all
times available for concert and dance
work. ! Instrumental solos, etc., fur.
nished for special occasions. F. H
Hurley, Business Manager. Phone 625.
316 Eighth st.
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THE MARKETS
DULUTH.

DULUTH.
Duluth Sept. 19.-Sept. 81 Is; Dec
So; May 92 81; l Hard on atrk 80; l
Nor on trk IS; 2 Nor on trk sc to SO
IL; Ar | Nor So; 2fNiont on trk sc
3.S; : Arr Mont sc 81 Dur Spot Sc;
Ar Sc; 2 Dur Spot 81 ~; Arr "a to "a
IL Sept So; Oct s. IS; Dec So 1-S;
Dat on Tx 40 IA; Oats Arr 40 IA;
Rye on trk 81; Rye Arr 81; Barley on
trk 81 to IS; Flax on trk 144 IL; Arr
144 -; Sept 143; Oct 143; Nov 14S
"a Dec. l4l IA; May 146.
Close.
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HARVEY HARRis & CO.,
], p. jackson, Manager.
. BUSINESS CHANCES

6USlNGSS Vk1ANVAo
/ WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO
make 500 to $500 per month III.
mil order business, at home. In
spare time. Instructive booklet
free. Richards, Marshalltown. I2Wa,
Box 1850.
EXCHHNGE-Wil exchange S0,003.00
to $S.000.00 good dry goods anG
ladies' furnishings for clear and
Of equal value. Write G. w. Secs.
be, Greene, Iowa.
FOR RENT-Large store building;
best location in town. Residence
attached; also good large stable.
Apply to j. W. Foley. Medora.
FOR sALE-By owner, ! modern
new house, in four blocks Of the P.
U. FERNS to suit Address. T. q.
BOX 161, Bismarck, IN. d.
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LOTS FOR SALE

10y LOTS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-25 beautiful residence
lots on upper 18th, Stll, 9th and 10th
streets, close to capitol and school.
Best section of the city and afford
splendid building lots at small cost.
See D. =. McGillis. q -,
FOR SALE All unsold lots In DOna-
lrues first addition to Napoleon,
North Dakota. and the farm land
adjoining: about 1872 acres all told.
Seeded to tame grass. fenced, no
buildings. S. +. Donahue, p%ostofice
box S54. Seattle. Wash.
Fifty dollars a l0t buys the best
for the money in Bismarck. Perfect
title.
HARVEY HARRts & CO.,
]. p. jackson, Manager.
A few Of those choice fifty foot lots
left. Water and sewer. Price $500.
HARVEY HARRlssA, CO.,
Up. Jackson, Manager.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-20

MIN NEAPOllS.

Minneapolis. Sept. 19.-1 Hard IS
ga; I Nor Sc IA to SS IA; Reg Arr
sc. Ia to 81 IA; Spl choice Arr 50
IA; 2 Nor 81 Ia to S6 IA; 2 Mont Apr
Sc; ! Wheat 50 IA to "a IA; ! Dur "a
AIR 81; 2 Dur 80: Arr 50; 3 Yc 70 3.4
to II Arr II; Corn 6S to 50; 3 Wo 40
to 40 "a; Arr 40; 8 Oats 50 IL; Ear.
Sc to II; Rye go to s.; Ar go to 81
-; Flax choice 141, 144 IL; Arr eli.
AL to 1A4 IL; Sept 81 IL; Dec. 81
1.2; May so 3cS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-20
FARM LANDS

We have some extra good bargains
in farm lands that will pay a big
profit. Let us show them to you.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 CO.,
J.. p. Jackson, Manager.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-20
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-TO rent, a small house Or
rooms for housekeeping. Call 4i2L.