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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-29

Two years before the rescue Of the
caStaway young man and u cir, Of
eighteen were standing on an emf
hence near Portland. Me-. looking cut
10 sea. On the morrow they were &c
part. for the girl was going to Europe
to study art
Il don't like TO think. Wipifred." said
from Paris which should have landed
her in Genoa couple of hours before
the leaving of the steamer on which
she had intended to cross the Altar
tic. railroad accident delayed the
train four hours. The steamer having
sailed on her arrival. hearing that the
ship from Leghorn would sail the next
day. she went there and boarded it.
The story OF the shipwreck was !
clear in her mind mp to a certain point. I
After that il WAS Il blank. She remem- |
bered getting into the ships boat with |
several of the crew ana few events /
after doing so. Then the mental rec /
ord stopped. The doctors believed that |
at this point she received the blow
which suspended her memory tin the !
moment 1t was restored by the opera
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

one of the pitching wonders of the age and he deserves a job on the All-Star team. The Washington club didn't hit behind Johnson and it didn't field. That's why Johnson's record for victories this year is smaller than in other years. But when the fact is taken into con- sideration that Johnson allowed an average of only hits per game, struck out an average of four men per game and gave only about one base on balls per game, the pitching prowess of the Idaho wonder asserts itself.
 Eddie Plank old and grizzled. still ranks as the best southpaw in the game. He worked in 34 games, won 16 and lost only 6. His baseon balls average per game was a trifue over one, his trike-out average was three and he alloke dless than five hits per game.
 Wood Is Discard.
 In the selection of the sixth pitcher the choice had to be made from among Bender of the Athletics Tesreau and Mathewson of the Giants, Leonard and Wood of the Red Sox and oDak of the Cardinals. And the honor went to Mathewson. Others may have finished the season with higher ratings than Matty but none pitched greater baseball. Matty's seascn's average was .632. He worked in AZ games and gave only 25 bases on balls-a wonderful record. For steadiness, for pinch pitching and for reliability, no pitcher in baseball can be compared with Mathewson And Matty deserves the honor of rounding out the AllStar team for the 1914 season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

;hc world series but for the years 'hcwinr, Collins outplayed Evers in "vcry department but fielding. Col ilns so]e 16 more bases than did Ivers, outbatted him by 66 points and scored 43 runs more than did Evers.
 Maranville, not merely because of Inc miraculous work he did in the world series, but because of his mary eous work throughout the 1914 sea- son draws the shortstopping job for he All-Stars. Maranville is in a lass by himself. Barry of the Ath- 'etics, ruled as king until Maranville flashed along the horizon But now Barry has been dethroned and Mar 'nvil]e rules supreme.
 Baker draws the job at third for he All-Stars because of the big slug ing edge he has on every other man vho plays that position. Baker may 7ot be graceful fielder, but he manages 10 get the drives aimed in lis direction and gets the ball away with considerable speed for a man no is supposed to be extremely clumsy.
 Catchers.
 Schalk of the Chi6ago White Sox S the best catcher in the game, in 'ur opinion, He is timely hitter d grand thrower, a fine receiver and. hest of all, as brainy as they make hem. Gowdy is fine catche, but he season's records show that Schalk outhit. Gowdy in another year may over-shadow Schalk, because he IS | coming along at whirlwind clip, but light now Schalk has the edge and | s entitled to the honor of first catcher.
 Pitchers.
 Getting down to the pitchers, the selection of six men out of 15 candi- iates was the hardest task of all. James and Rudolph of the Braves, deserve jobs on the A]l-Star team not anly because of the work they did in The world series, but because of what hey did during the 1914 season. The | oair pitched greater ball over a stretch of three months than did any pair of pitchers in the history of the
 cme.
 tender of the Phillies, took
 ,t- .i .-ear as one of the grand
 t -J-e'sas that ever stood on the --. .ne Last year was great
 r,- him. but this year he ecliDs-
 .'s- other records. With a 481 ,.c':-- him he pitched for a ,,.~~o~~ The only way that
 '-~----,,. ould win this year. with
 ,-~ '-.1am behind him. was to
 .. -'~-tight ball. And that's jus
 md of ball he pitched.
 s~s.!ter Johnson didn't have a goot l IT as far as games won are con-
 erned. but he still ranks as one p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
CHAMP BILlIARDISTS
 PLAY HERE THIS WEEK
Big Treat to Re Offered Billiard Fans
 of Pine Bluff Next Thursday Evening.

Calvin Demarest and Albert Cutler, both members of the Champion Bill Hard Players league will appear at Whlteway Billiard parlor next Thurs day night in the first regular sched- uied contest of the league to he held Tn this city during the present sea- son.
 Tne contest will he 400 points at l4;l balk-line, the new styae of game which created such a sensation dur Ing the recent championship tourna- ment at the Hotel Astor, New York. lhis game is full of thrills, is most spectacular and beyond question the most difficult known to the billiard world.
 Both players are now going et top speed and judging from the games prayed by them in other cities in the aeague a battle to the finish may be expected.
 The league is composed of the bill loard champions of the world and ali of them will be seen here dur lng the season. This being the first uL the series of matches accounts fol ~e unusual interest shown
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ifOlnnr
The Outfh''

md gameIis strike outs 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Charlottesville-Vi Virginia 2S, Georgia 0.
 At Knoxville-Tcnnes IF, Ala bama z. At Nashville North Carolina 10. Vanderbilt g. At cksonville-Sewanee 26, Flor da 0. At Chattanooga-Cha Ii, Howard 0.
 At BdrmiMgham-Aub 19, Mis- siss ipri Aggies o. At Baton Rouge-f4ouisiana IA, Jef- ferson college a3. At Atlanta-Georgia Tench. 8, Vir- ginia M. I.a7. At Fayetteville-Rollo Mines 40 Arkansas o. At New Orleans-Tulane g, Gen tenary 0. 8 At Dalias-T'exas 32. Oklahoma T. At Lexington-Kcntucky 81, Earl ham g..
 At Columbia-South Carolina 13 Newberry s. |
 At New Washington & lief. ferson l3, Yale z.
 At Cambridge-Pennsylvania State 13, Harvard 13.
 At Princeton-Princeton 16, Dart 1 mouth 12.
 At Philadelphia-Uni c Pennsylvania '. Carlisle Q. I At New York Cornell 2S, Brown 7
 At Lewisburg 43, Sus. quehanna 0.
 At syracue- Syracuse 20, Michigan l At Pittsburgh z Pittsburgh 21 Georgetown 0.
 Anpapolis Navy 4s, Western re serves Q.
 At West Point-Army 14. Hol; Gross 0.
 v Western.
 At Chicago Chicago university 2l Perdue 0.
 At Eyanston-Illinois aa, North western O.
 At Iowa City Minn. [, Iowa 0. 4 St 'Cclunbps Wisconsin 7, Oh,o t At Sioux. Falls-South Dakota SC Tctre ame a33. t4. r- afl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
sia islands.

The four largest islands on the globe Qeaying Australia out of the reckoning, as an island continent" rather than an island in the ordinary sense of the word) are: New Guinea, 323,O00 square miles; Borneo, 2S4,0O0; Madagascar, 227,000, and Sumatra. 162,0O0. There are no other islands that even approximate the Big Four" Great Britain, the next largest, having only 83,000 square miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

The selection of thc; cu'r r trio does not leave ans- rem io" arg'i ment, Speaker, Co&l and Jackson rank as the greates catfic'd s'ar7 th' game ever has known. There nove5 was brainer ball playc, tl,'n Cob'' His hitting ability is '7row'o fro@' oa' end of the world to tho other He i" as fast as chain lightning cn thu patchs, fine fielder and 2 good thrower.
 Speaker, without ''cu,,' is tn surest and best outfieldcr i" l,snha'i His throwing arm is :-cccc"' 10 none Time and again he has i1i]iod mea at the plate when they tr'ci to SCOT on long flies into his g'ri"' S"cake' hit .337 for the season, so ls lase' and scored 100 runs.
 Jackson is slugger IT. ol school type. When he hi tNc f"ll travels like 9 bullet. J'-''7"r IS a fast man on the bases, rciiab'f fielder and fine throwcr.
 This outfielding trio hit for grand average of .34S for the season and fielded for an average of 957. The Inficld.
 At first base, Daubert o. the DodS CTS is glen the preference over NC Innis of the Athletics. No other flrs baseman in the game approached th' batting and fielding maks set by thu pair for 1914 but Daubert outhlt Me Innis by 10 points, outfielded him. stole three more bases and scored l more runs than did Mclnnis, al!noug' he played in 13 fewer games than d'' tha Athletic first sacker.
 At second base, the honor goes u Collins over Jonnny Evers, ms near est rival. Evers outplayed Collins !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
Liquid to Put Out Fire.

The nervous housewife who lives in constant dread of fire may, with very little trouble, make an extiaguisher that will put out blaze if used at once. All she needs to do is to put three pounds of salt in gallon of wa ter, and to this add pound and half be bottled, ald when the fire Is dis covered it should, be poured on 1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
REAL ESTATE
 TRANSFERS 
 Reported by N. T. Roberts Abstract Co.

WARRANTY DEEDS:
 Charlie Christopher to J. S. Free man, WIZ NV IA NE IA Sec. 1-4-1O; $90O.00.
 Eureka Land Co., to Hattie w. Bell, NV IA SEE IA Sec. 19-7-7; $55.8O. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS:
 w. P. McGeorge to c. H. Triplett
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
Billiard Experts ot National Renown Here This Week

- ,r .sE F, 1-Tg-y... g !5. ", z, x. a.--.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
Graphic's Baseball Expert Picks All
 Star Ieam--How Do You Like It?
Maranvllle and Gowdy Get Places s-Cobb Speaker and Jackson in Field-champs Furnish Three
 Hurlers
(By Frank G. Menke)

e. Monkey
 HOW, Just as the alng suom the result Star team made upof tho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

.Jr, SW IA SEE IA Sec. 19-7-7; $61.25.
 Lawrence M. Dixon to w. l.. Jones, part SW IA Sec. 1O-6-9; $1.00.
 D. B. Niven to Joe Arnold, lot ?,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25
iiEE BLUFF 19, CROSSETI III ' ,.oc.l Students Emerge Vic '.o,;o,,s from Fierce Battle
 at Crossett.
rAMLIN FIRST TO GOAL
and Christopher Other Local students to Cross Crossett L'ne' pine Bluffians Play Great
 Game.

c-o,set+ Ark, Oct. 24.-Coacn p,ssett,s grid-iron worriers repro- ..rt;ne the Pine Bluff High school .roved superior to the focal pigskia artists from the High school this .,.ornoon and carried off the hono.s aa 19 to 2 score in ore of :he mss' stubbornly contested football games over nlayed on the local field.
 me game was called promptly at 4 o,clock when Pine Bluff kicked oft snd carried the ball to the 10-y 'rd line The first touchdown was male su Hamlin of the visitors in the first c,arter. The second touchdown by rine Bluff made in tine next quarter
 The locals lone toucndown was made in the third quarter when DId- ssy kicked goal. Christopher, left end for Pine Bluff kicked goal. At the end of the first half the score vas 1S to Q in favor of the visitors.
 Tn the third quarter Crossett came hack strong and made a touchdown. The locals made several efforts to break the strong visitors line, but each time the Pine Bluff boys showed hstter form and speed and drove back the enemy The visitors touchdowrs were made by Hamlin, Bays and Christopher.
 The locals put up a game fight and showed exceptionally fine speed in the third quarter, but were unabl" to connect at any other part of the game. Every mill and business house in the city closed during the after noon and the game was one of the most largely attended ever played herc
 How They Played
 The lineup of the two teams fol-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

At Lawrence-Kansas 27, Kansas Aggies 0.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-12

<cE%%a< %s>n<s%%
nj Sss BBs$lsea fft3 &lsfa&ifE ~. AZ Gt
FOR eAlE-Scores of residence lots
insall parts II the city onspractical-
!lyfyour own terms. My prices are
: right, tod g.lSYouNo.n
:IaeH1:s 24hattS ~s&h AIsEss
ron sSALE-etriptlYsamodern house;
new; 3. rooms with bath; east
'front.' on upper Ath street, every
thing IN pplAndid condition; will be
sold 1T Just what 1t cost, $3,50O.0 90.
6. YOUNG.
FOR sALE-Riverview Addition,
where more lots have abeen sold and
more building done this year than
III any part OF the city. Prices are
only about hAlf those asked in 9th
er parts of the city and the terms
are very reasonable. The best lots
are closer in than desirable lots in
other parts OF town. The property
ID owned by the strongest real e.
tate company in this part of the
state and buyers are protected In
every way.
e. Z. YOUNG, Sole Agent.
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POsITIoNs WANTED

WANTEp-Healthy. permanent posi-
ton In Bismarck, %lby young man
with business experience. Box 403,
care Tribune
WANTEo-1as tractor engineer
wants JOB, 1T once Have had five
years. experience and guarantee
satisfaction. Old hand around
threshinE rigs. Address, Victor Cor
nell, BOX 73%stMandan, N. D.
WANTEb-Position In bank, by
young man; German; Five years.
experience Tribune NO 1877.
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.ecutIvs Insertion.
tHs haif.fats and uuatatl
= 'aken after ssso p. N.
A0AET1

WANTED-Hustlers to demonstrate
newly patented automobile aces.
sorry that sells at sight to car own.
ers. Write at once to Positive Sup.
ply Company, Davenport, Iowa.
WANTED = Representatives in all
parts Of the U. 9. We have the
best proposition on the market.
LIVE STOCK MEMS ASSOCIA.
TON, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
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HOUSES FOE sAl1

FOR sALE-Two modern, S-room
houses for sale in nice location:
also lots for sale. S. p. REGISTER.
FOR sALE-Two modern S.room
houses for SALE, in nice location:
also, lots for sale. s. =. Register.
FOR sALE-A good residence ID one
of the best parts Of town, fine
tre,s and shrubs, fifty foot lot,
worth $500. Will sell for $4,000
with a plan Of monthly payments.
7. T.. C0NKLlN.
First National Bank Building.
FOR 8ALE-Modern Groom house,
in best residence section Of city for
sale,s OF. will trade for young cattle,
or exchange for good farm land. II
properly located. J. X. poran, City
FOR 8AEE-Slx room. house, 2 fifty
foot lots, east front corner. 10th
st. and Ave. B.. Ask for Morrison,
Palladium Office.
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ROOMS 8 lxEr
b0AR0 AND Ro0N-Nice Boardi1

4oARo AND RooM-Nice Boarding
and E0Oming house. Inquire of Mrs.
Michaelson. Phone ,145.
FOR KENT-Rooms for rent; IA
Broadway.
FOR KENT-Furnished room, at 213
First st. Mrs. Mckenzie.
FOR RENT-Large Room; to gem
tleman. Mrs. Angus Mcdonald.
402 Eighth st. Phone 354x.
ROOM FOR RENT-Two blocks from
postofiice; 219 Second st. Phone
349. :
WANTED-Modern furnished house,
by Sept. l.. Will lease by year II
suited. Phone $40.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. In
quire sos Eigath street.+Adyt.
FOR RENT-Rooms Nos.''6 and Z,
Hughes Building, Fourth st.
Hughes Electric Co.
FOR kENf-FuTnished rooms; 607
Fourth st. Phone 120L.
FOR RENT-Four Furnished or I'M
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 423 18th St. Herman Ode
FURNISHED R00Ms-For light
housekeeping. Dakota blk. Phone
300.
FOR KENT-Large, modern front
room, suitable for two or three.
Located on first floor. Mrs. Leslie.
AZ Fourth st.
FOR RENT-Furnisaed rooms IN
modern house. Inquire. 51s Ninth
street.
FOR KENT-Lafge front. paTloF
room suitable for two. Close In.
Mrs. A. N. Leslie. 437 Fourth 1T.
BOARD AND RO0Ms-Board and
room, modern house, 46 Main st.
Phone 44OL.
FOR RENT-Large front room. 522
I'd st.
H# N-Erer. Il. - : --EH -NA-st- H--'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-12
$@%@%$*$$$eee*
REAL ESTATE

REAL ksTAf1
FOR SALE on ExcHANGE-Farm
lands and city property; also 3O-60
gas outfit for stock BOX 229, WI
asshek, N. d.
FOR 8ALE-Excellent piece Of. prop.
erty, consisting OF % lots, frame
house.. windmill good water, all
fenced, two good chicken coops.
one barn. suitable for four head Of
: stock good cellar. Address, 388,
care Tribune. J,
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For. proper.
! gtys close in,,soae OF the finest truck
gardens In and around Bismarck;
will give terms to right party; well
improved, plenty. Of good water.
Address 1884 care Tribune.
LOT GALE On account Of heavy
rains the lot sale advertised to take
place June l., 1914, at Alexander,
Mckenzie County, North Dakota,
was postponed and will take place
Wednesday. August IL, 1914, atal1
o'clock A., NJ. Lots will be sold TO
the highest bidder. Terms: One
fourth cash 1t time OF sale; balance
in monthly or quarterly install.
ments-or to suit; deferred pay.
ments to draw s percen . intere t.
Good business openings and invest
ments to draw s per cent. interest.
counties In the northeast. Invest.
gate and attend the sale. We are
Offering substantial inducements
for the erection Of a good hotel.
Write us. Alexander Townsite Co.,
Alexander, N. D.
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!. !.
~ ~, a:rry.s,s ,,s.its

I'M N~atlsaal Bank :BdIldas.
oM5zCE-9.knowatf7 direct ..eYslsnt
dynamo andaconplete: moving. kiglure
lnachine FOR sale, cheap; good as
new.s Chas. w. Kicker, MAn41EnnsJsN.
d. ,.ss n
FOR 3ACE-TWenty horse Markets
and horse saddlssi two tentg,s1ood
as new; cooking utensils fotaeamp
outfit; one handy stwoshole. oil aAtAve.
one set Of light driving HARNESS.
one set OF heavy, brass moahted
harness, good q new; n sAlS(ge
covered wagon, capacity, one tAnd
one-half ton: one large tarpA1lln,
20x14 IT, a, number. OF eocdIfeAm
nh0fsess and saddlers; gotngTtuIT4Sst
come. Address, $50. caro- Triliane.
WzNrEb-Day work and 16S6's
washing and mending. Call So
FOR LEAsE-Some hay land. si1lgar
Bismarck. Geo. Register.
WANTEp--A5psgcond efse
wagon. Box ~.
WANTEb-To clean omces. 1ddfleS
XYZ, care Tribune.
CONTRACTORS - Jennings Bros.
General Building Contractors md
Elevator Builders. W'shek. n.
WANfED-WashfHg, msndlnE md
plata sewing. ST Seventh South,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-12
.HoUsEs o REN1

HOUSES FOR REM
F6k RENTlNew house Of five
rooms. Geo. I'M. Register.
FOR RENT-Modern house. Chris.
Engen. Phone 654K.
:F0k RENf-Four room cottage.
Phone 275-R.
FOR KENf-Large house, 622 Third
st. c. L. Burton.
.FoR RENT-A modern 7.ro0m house
5On Thayer street; close in. Phone
979R. Mrs. l.. w. Mclean.
5f0H hENf-Modern 8-room house
Harvey Harris & Co. /,
FOR R~ENT-FNrnished house for
year. if suited. For particulars ap.
ply 1923, care. Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-12
LIVE eTQQk

LIVE STOCK
FOR sALE-Four hundred and fifty.
3 year olu. and twenty-five 4 year
old breeding ewes. mostly shrop-
shire, also ten head of resistered
shropshire bucks. Call on or ID
dress A. E. Pavey, Wing, Nd, z
u ranch.
FOR SALE-Good work-team and
harness-=weigh about 1900 each;
one light driving team, harness and
buggy: Will sell cheap II taken at
once; no use for them. Address,
397, care Tribune.
FOR sALE--13 month old registered
Guernsey Bull, imported in dam;
alfalfa hay. F. w. Mott, Carson,
N. D.
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AND POUND

T0S1-7Brown army blanket, on
Fields road, east Of penitentiary.
Tipder, please return to Sheriff
Barnes. nst (
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-12

MEofRloA CONTRACTORS
We do 81 kinds q electrical con-
hactikg. installing isolated plants,
storage battery outfits. Complete out
lttors n Ill eloctMcal lines. Retail or
.swhdleSale. Vacuum cleaners for
sale or rent. Walper & Woodruff.
8hone as.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-12

as
AGENTS WANTED ~. Commission
Statesmen fofSsestablished line. Al
refencesl req9s3& ed; 20, Box 1874,
springfield, llass. ....
WANTED Scotsman for general
mercantile trade inNN d. 10 sell
9 NEW preparation offMERIT. Va.
cancy now. ATTRACTIVE commission
contract; $35 weekly for expenses.
Miles r. BixlersCo., Wholesale Jew.
elers, 204-32 gCarlin Bldg. Cieve.
land, Q.
.WANTED-SlDEL.NE SALESMAN
ATTENTION. This years PROPOSE
tion the best yet. Get il touch
with us at once for our 1.-Two prem.
ium proposition. We guarantee our
goods to sell orr take back all un-
sold goods. Write today for full
particulars. Garfield Mfg. Co., 20S
Sigel street, Chicago, Ill.
WANTEp-sexton & Co., Importers
Manufacturers and Wholesale Gro
GERS, the largest house in the world
selling farmers and large consum-
ers, want statesmen in every state
Honest, energetic men only. Expe.
rience desirable;no essential. Per
manent, profitable business in your
home county. Good references re-
quired.. John Sexton & Co., Lake
and. Franklin streets, Chicago.
Misunderstanding statesmen making
small towns. Just the premium
proposition you al. looking for.
Something a little different than
other houses are putting out. We
guarantee our goods to sell or take
back unsold goods. For full par
ticu1ars write today. May Mfg.
Co., 212 West Siegel Street, Chi
cage, II:
WANTED-sexton & Co., Importers,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Gro
GERS. the largest house in the world
selling farmers and large consum-
ers. want statesmen in every state.
Honest, energetic men only. Elk
psrience desirable; not essential.
Permanent, profitable business in
your home county. Good refer
ences required. John Sexton & Co.,,
Lake and franklin Sts, Chicago.
sALEeMAN-Capable specially man
for North Dakota staple line on
NEW and EXCEPTIONAL terms.
Vacancy now. Attractive commits.
sion contract. $35 weekly for ex-
penses. Miles u. Bixler Co., 204.51
Carlin Bldg, Cleyclan', Ohio.
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/

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-We want & few cars Of
spring rye for seed. Holland Nursr
cry Co., Bismarck, N. D.
FOR sALE-5o horse, 4 cylinder
traction engine, nearly new, 5000.
F., Jkszkowiak.
DREssMAklNG--Up to date dress.
making, at PA Broadway.
WANTED-Two to four building lots.
not more than. four blocks from N.
p, or 500 tracks. J. X. Doran.
FOR sALE-Excellent piece OF prop
erty, consisting of % lots, frame
house, windmill, good water, all
fenced. two good chicken cpOps,
one barn, suitable for four head Of
stock, Il good cellar. Address, sS96,
care Tribune.
lot SKIE-0n account Of heavy
rains the lost sale advertised to
take place June 4, 1914, at Alex.
anler, Mckenzie County, North Dae
kota, was postponed and will take
place Wednesday, August IL, 1914,
at II O'clock .. m. Lots will be
sold to the highest bidder. Terms:
One.fourth cash at time Of sale;
balance in monthly or quarterly In
stallments, or to suit; deferred
payments to draw 8 per cent inter-
est. Good business openings and
investment in one of the best towns
and counties in the Northwest.
( Investigate and attend the sale.
We are offering substantial in.
ducements for the erection Of 9
good hotel. Write US. ALEX.
AMBER TOWNSHIP CO., Alexan-
der, N. D.
FOR sALE-One Oliver Printype
Typewriter: has all late improve
ments; will sell cheap for cash;
machine is nearly new, used one
month; metal cover hnd base
board. Address, No. 399 care Trib-
une.
WANTED-Medium sized fire proof
safe. Enquire Of w. n. Breen or
J.. X. Doran.
FOR SHCE-35 b. p. double engine.
40x62, separator, tank ana COOK c1T
complete, for sale or trade. Ad-
address Lock Box 2e7, 4dgeley,
N. Oak.
FOR sALE-a.A 1,600 ID. Diebold
safe. Good condition, $500 I. 9.
b., Baldwin, ND. Write H. Ward.
Baldwin, n. p. - -
.Kk8I6ENCE L0T6-some OIL The
most desirable residence lot4 IN the
city on upper Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth streets at prices that Will
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