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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-21
The
CHAPTER XIX
A BLANK SHEET or PAPER

Florence was fortnight In recov-
oring from the shock OF her exper-
ience at the masked bali of the Prin-
cess Parlivo,} who. by the way, dishp-
peared from New York shortly. after
the fire no doubt because OF, her Near
OF the Black Hundred. ThSSf fra did
not destroy the house. but most of
the furnishings were so thoroughly
drenehed by waite rthat they were
practically ruined. Her coming tand
going were q nine days, wondsr tSld
then the public found something stse
to talk about -
Norton was a constant visitor at tfie
Hargreave place. There was to him
new interest I'm that mysterious
house. with its hidden panels, it's false
floors, its secret tunnels, but he treat
cd Jones upon the same basis as hith-
orto. One thing however, He felt q
sense cfsecurity in regard to Florence
such as he had not felt before. So,
between assignments, he ran out to
Riverdale and did what he could to
cmuse his sweetheart. Later. they
took short rides In the runabout, and
at length she becomes as lively as
she had ever been. = !.
Dut ohcch iouo Woulu ctitcn NOrtOn
brooding.
What makes You frown like that!'
Was frowning?" innocent1y
enough. ~ Zs3l p
81 find you this way d dozen. times
in an afternoon What IS 1.-THE mat
ter? Are they after. yo,, agaifi?"
Heavens mol Tim only vague is
sue. They will not bother ae SO lons
as do not bother them. Il has,
dwindled into game Of truce
"Dou YOU think so?' eyeing him
curiously.
why, yes"
What's the use of trying to fool
me, Jim? II they haven't been after
you, you are sensing preasage Of
evil, I'm not o. child any longer.
Haven't been through enough to
make me q wonman Sometimes feel
very old" s
"To me you are the most cliarm-
ing in all this wide world. No; you're
not a child amy longer, You are a
\ woman, brave and patient; and 1 know
'that could trust you with any se-
cret I have .pr. own. But sometimes
person may have o secret which is
not his and which he hasn't any right
to disclose"
She became silent for awhile. 81
hate money he, countered.
"As in my, case, for instance. If I
were poor and had to work no one
would bother me-" 1855
II would; he declared, lauEhfng:
Come; let's Sthrow off moods aFd s7e.
into town for tea at the Rose Gar
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mans work."
Florence. thoroughly weakened by
her long immersion in the water. be-
gan to weep silently.
,"Ht poor child. I'm a brutel'
And Ea comforted her.
Later that day. at home, she re,
membered the blank naper.,
II stole this from one OF the men
ini the cave. He said this blauk pa
per would probably save father"
Jim took it. "Hm! Invisible ink
and its 'had'a fine. wsShiag." so
"But maybe 1t is waterproof"
Maybe It Is. Anyhow, Miss Sher.
lock, we'll show 1t to Jones and see
what he says" s
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What Shall We Buy For
Our Th ~tsggiiiygiiilllll|gy sgig Ing Dinner !!

nice fat Turkey Gobbler pound 5. :. -. lSc
Fresh Pig Ham, just size to boil, pound . =. s.. 2se
iaetnzs mince Meat, taste better per . 3Sc
Premier Condensed Mnce Meat pkg .e.. !. So foc
Gfanbefres-These are extra fine quality, @ for @ 25c
California Celery, 2 staIcs for 2Ec
Sunbeam Plum Pudding. . oE.
tAspaagus lips, best quality, 25 and 3Oc
Faris Peas very small and tender can. :. e. -. 2Sc
New Frennier Corn cans for. . 26c
Imported MacaToni plsgs. for =. ...,. 2sc
Premier Cream Cheese, per pound. -. -. . 2Sc
,! e Whole Grain Rice, IL pounds for $3.50. - SlOO
irish Potatoes extra large for Chps peck asc
Florida Lettuce, head. ...... :. 1Oe
Lookout Cakes, each. -. $3.50. 1oc
MINERVA Fruit Cake something n baked she choicest Cys
taLzed Fruits, liz ard pound cakes, per pound soc
Seal Brand Coffee viii add our dinner than ANYTHING yoa
buy, pound cam. :. -. ..E Sl20
SPECIALS
Queen Olives the barrel large eaty packed IN their original
brine that adds much the Of the olives per
quart.
t1e1nzs Sweet Mixed Pickles. quart sc:
Fnnionsy rtcxlSs,
able kaisins IN pound packages. ...... CSC
New Nuts--5est Quality, pound .2Ec
-se, ~ pouAs'. 1Oc
Peraan Pecan Stuffed Dates, pound 10 and 2Sc
tresE ShciiSd Watnuts and Pecans, per pound, 7Ec
Jordan Sheisi Almonds for Table use, per peund SOC
Eyatai'zed Ginger and Pineapple, pound. 5. . soc
sfesda Oranges per dozen. 20 and 2Sc
Extra Fi1e Eating Apples, peck. . ~ 4Oa
just TO the Store you sec rood things 10 eat wa
sell them. Ga
ANDERSON CASH GROCERY co.
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Jim Major OF williamson came Il
Anderson yesterday on business.
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Walter Greer of Belton was in tho
city for part Of yesterday.
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VIII McCai'ley of Anderson, r. #. D
was in the city yesterday Cor @ shor
stay. q
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e. Bruce Pruitt OF Iva was amonl
the visitors 10 spend yesterday In tn,
city.
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Personal

H. C. Schumpert of Gregg Shoals
was in the city yesterday for a few
hours.
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Henry Paulson OF Chicago. CharJ ss
Cohen Of New Orleans, H. &C. KioI.ka
OF Chicago and J.. w. Fofssinger OF
New York were calling on the Jewell
ry trade in Anderson yesterdey,
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T. w. Hail.. of Anderson F.. +. D.
was In the city. for a few Eo'irs.
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II stole this from one OF the men
ini the cave. He said this blauk pa
per would probably, save father"
Jim took it. "Hm! Invisible ink,
and, it's 'hadSa fine. ssShiag." ~
Put maybe 1t is waterproof"
Maybe It Is. Anyhow. Miss Sher-
lock, we'll show 1t to Jones and see
what he says"
ITO be conrinnsd.)
:::..i..ii''ssa'.,.s.s+'s@s**s-ss*+~a-+s.4-s s.4-s4.
+ Personal J
s-..s.+s -. s.+s4s.'-4sss'.,s,,.ss4.ss.%ss4..s-s$ i. : =
H. C. schumpert of Gregg Shoals
was in the city yesterday for few
hours.
Z. Bruce Pruitt OF Iva was among
the visitors TO spend yesterday In the
city.
Will McCailey OF Anderson, r. #. D.,
was in the city yesterday Cor @ short
stay.
Jim Major OF Williamson came TO
Anderson yesterday on business.
Walter Greer of BeIton was in th6
city for part Of, yesterday.
----------.--s.s ST. = D..
Henry Paulson OF Chicago, CharJ es
Cohen Of New Orleans, H C, KioI.ka
OF Chicago and ]. w. Fofssinger OF
New York were calling on the Jewell
ny trade in Anderson yesterdeY,
T. w. Hall, OF Anderson f.. +. D.,
was In the city. for q few L0irs.
~
A P. Wilson, well anowI Ander-
son planter, spent yesterday In the
city. az.
b Will McGa..:ir of Savapnah town
ship spen. t. f,.w hours in the city
.yesterd iy.
w. C. FAINT of TownvilIe was among
the visitors to spend yesterday In the
city.
John q. Humphries OF Greenvilie
was in the city yesterday for a few
hours. Y
D. L. Latimer Of GreenyilIe ,:s :s5
spending few days In the city on
business.
r. e. Parrish of. Columbia wns In
tho city yesterday. q guest at the Chi
quoln hotel. 5e
{ ~ ~ -- - 4 ~,
r. B. Curtis. commercial agent Of
the C.S.& W. c. t1hAs raf1saed from
short trip. 20 Charleston, ~
:.frs. j. L.. McGee has returned from
Atlanta whore che has been visiting
friends.
Thomas Eskew of Anderson r. f.
D., was in the city yesterday on busi-.
ness.
home In Lowndesville after a, short
stay here.
l.sfs. Hrs. w ". e. Greer on Bolton was
shopping in the city yesterday.
j. D. Stone of the Six and Twenty
section spent yesterday in the city.
-, s.. ---------', 80 6, : 4.
John Mcclure, u we'll known Ander-
ron planter, spent yesterday in the
city.
,,,
Lem Tribble of Houea Path was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
In the city. SIS
D., was IN the city yestardny for a
few Iinurs. = s7l =. = -
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A p. Wilson, well .snowI Andel
son planter, spent yesterday In tn
city. l,5.
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- ,sfrs.f J. L. McGee has returned from
Atlanta whore che has been visiting
friends.
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j. D. Stone of the Six and Twenty
section spent yesterday In the city.
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r Will McGa..:ir of Savappah town
ship spen. {. f.w hours in the cit,
yesterday.
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Hrs, lsrss W ". e. Greer on Beiton was
shopping in the city yesterday.
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Thomas Eskew of Anderson r. f..
D., was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
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tTo be contihnsd.)
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n. B. Curtis. ccmmercial agent q
the C.a.& w. Co. has rafnshed Sro5
short trip 20 Charleston, n
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ERNEST Latimer has returned to HIS
home In Lowndesyiile after a. short
stay here.
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Mrs. Carrie Fretwell has gone to
Honea Path to visit for few days. /.
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it34f sdfH s6x aBab AID b6 aIes a!ft
ssasaph go, ~ sisk
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w. C. FAINT OF Townville was among
the visitors to spend yesterday in the
city.
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.llls3 % + 40 /. I. NOE ]5i19 ~
ss,: ppslsl q Il sstf
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Cherless Boggs OF PendIeton was
au1oHg the visftorA to spend yester-
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as Miss Mary Rates will 20 to Eowfi,
aeseilie A5ufidAy for The Aflen. Garner
ditzg. Miss Bates viii be hssse An
lens maid aof honof. ,Tha dreenviiis
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sEs Y lllll:s 8 ate1ss is
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Hamilton Crensaaw and Dewitt
EoEgs Of 4Pendietoia were among sthe
visitors to the city yesss
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q x IDi1 & lll.l n -. ~ - 9777
sTsgsl gI9 q es ;ssll ltssSsss
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FeiFElir. and hrs. Pred G. Bfgby OF Col
llnfbia are the guests OF nj. and nlks
Walter yilsoa on South hlsti street
|; AlFs and mrs. Bfgty were recent,
married Id Columbia. 55I
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John Mcclure, "a we'll known Ander-
on planter spent yesterday In the
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the city yesterday. q guest at the Chi
quola hotel. stes
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d. L. Latimer OF Greenville .,:s &c
spending few days In the city on
business.
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A. p. Srcnce OF the Anderson chero
Cola Company, spent yesterday In,
GrscHyille, d.
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John 4. Bolt Of the Ceptaryiiie sac-
iticn was In the city yesterday.
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John q. Humphries Of Greenvilie
was in the city yesterday for few
hours. Y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
-
: REAL ESTATE TRANSF GR0. !
~ -

List of Real Estate Transfers IN Bur
leigh county. Furnished, for tho Tribune
by the Hyrne Abstract office, Oricial
obstractors Of title for Burleigh county.
bismarck, n. d.
United States to jacobson. iJnns-Sl.2
SW IA & Lots "a, Sec. &C. t41.s1 tPat
cnt). $3.50. H. ..?.3& a IF
Shepard, Anna C.. to Mckee. Mary IL
lots 80 and, "a. Blk. 49,, Flannery 4
Wcthcrbys Addition. (Guardian'st Deed)
l-24-14--ss50.O 90. ..s y.
''McGivern. J.. r. and Draper, c. r. W.
Krctz..' H~ermah--Lott I and s 1-2 Lnt
g.. Blk. 50, Northern Pacific. Second Add.
W% D.)-12.12-85--$346. 90. NJ
United States to Anderson. Hehty-sE
1T, NV ia, SW IA and = ~ sW IA.
Sec. ~ 1H 7. (Patcnt)--4.t1-07
United States to Henson. Ole A.--Nf1
Id, Sec. s-l4O-7M ,(ltcg. Cert)--1.s0 IA.
Doyle. Patrick to Hyde. e. Y.~rN IL 81
1876 wv. d. l-26--31.O. 4 .%sf
!, Schutt. Alex to- schutt. Trank--Lot. 1
& Sc It,. NE ia, 4-143-7s; W 10. sW
! a; 22-1i3-75. wv. D. s-ls-13-t1.o0.
;, Hallum. II. A. to Boelter. George-So.
2 IT. Lot 2 Blk 8, First Add. Driscoll.
(W. d. 4-lO,13-sl.0o. .9st. b
Baldwin Sch. Dist. No. 20-Tricke, Ida
W.-I0ts 3-4-5.s-Blk, 3. Baldwin. Nv.
D. 1872 1850 90.
Little. G. p: to Lair, w. E.-tDts. I.
SO. Blk. IS, Northern Pacific Add. Is.
W. d. 2-20-l4-$LO0,
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TO DISPOSE or 1.ooo,oooo6o FEEr
or LUMeEn.

Washington, Feb. 23.-One OF the
largest numbering projects ever con.
Quoted upon a scientific basis in this
country Is soon to be launched III oAe
Of the national forests Of northern
Arizona. The government has declA.
ed to dispose Of n hilton feet OF
the mature timber in the forest, and
according to Forester Graves, the
work will be prosecuted In st,ch a
way as to extend the cutting over a
period Of % years. BY the end, OF
the contract period the young trees
left on the area first cut over will
be. ready for cutting, so that BY the
system Of numbering which the gov.
eminent will require. operations can
continue permanently in this lumber
belt. The ANIMAL cut will be not less
than forty million feet. ISL.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE az 40.
vERTlSEMeNr.

...-'- '"-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
that certain mortgage. executed and L.,
.livered by Anton Nilsson. 4 single man.
nort8agor. to Investors Mortgage Secur'
ity Company. Mortgage, dated the eth
day Of February. A. D. nineteen hun.
dred and thirteen and filed for record
In the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
Of the County Of Burlelgh, and State Of
North Dakota. on the eth day OF Feb.
ruary, A. b. 1913. and recorded in Book
10S OF Mortgages at page 660. will he
forecl0sed by q sale Of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter describ-
at the front door Of the court house
in the city of Bismarck. in the County
OF Burleigh and State Of North Dakota,
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the
l4th day of March. a. D. 1914, to satisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage on
tho day OF sale. The premises described
in said mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the" same. are those certain
promises situated in the County Of Bur.
leigh and State Of North Dakota. and
described a. follows. towit: .
East Half of the Northwest Quarter
(E1.2NW1s4) and Lots One % and two
ca Of section Eighteen (1s) in Township
One Hundred Forty One uaD North OF
Range Seventy Eight (7s) West Of the
9Th r. NJ. That said mortgage provides
in case mortgagor fails to pay in.
tercst or principal on n prior mort
gage that mortgage may pay the same
and the amounts so. paid shall be addi-
tional liens upon said land and enforce
ible IN like manner as and included with
the Indebtedness which this mortgage
originally secured. That in accordance
the mortgage has paid the
OF sixty nine dollars on the first day
November 1913 and that such pay
nents shay draw interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum in accordance
with the terms OF the said mortgage.
That the mortsasor Is in default and has
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR kENT-Small farm four miles
from Bismarck; suitable for poul-
try, and truck raising; good build
|. ings and water. Mrs Martha
Couch. Phon 408C. 70
FOR sHEE-Seed corn that Will
please you, Burleigh Co. Mixed,
ripe in August; $500 per bushel.
F. C. Ashley, Bismarck. N. d. =
FOR SALE on TRADE-WW, sell or
trade for land, one 30 HI p. com.
: pound plow engine. Has worked
one season; also n % h. p, good
AS new. Advance. on same Drinci.
pie. [Cackle & Ziegenhagel, Lehr,
WANTED 10 0JVlGood used Ford
or other. light car; 5 passenger.
Must be In first.class shape. Give
., full description and price. Trib.
unc. No. 1871.
Gophers, g0phers, good night. Rats
is guaranteed to knl them. Flicker
tail gophers. Place your order now
and avoid the spring rush, Half
pound sent by express, prepaid. for
Is cents. Agents wanted! O, X. Rat
,Exterminating Co els Plymouth
Ave-. Minneapolis. Minn.-Ad-t.
FOR 5RLE-1 Big I, 90 Horse pow
er Gas Tractor, 10.bottom stubble
and breaker; bought new last
spring: AZ good as new. VIII sell
at a sacrifice. Write me ut Peters
+ burg, Neb, c. ". Schafer.
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failed to nay n part OF the sums seclr-
ed by the said mortgage and TINT the
whole sum Is past due.
There will be due on such .inottxago
at the date Of sale the sum Of $l6S.s0.
Dated at Bismarck, n. b, this 3lst
day Of January, 1914.
Investors Mortgage Security Company.
Morteage,.
i. r. Mccurdy, Attorney for Mortgage
Bismarck. North Dakota.
ca. 10, II. "a; SOY.
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HELP -
WANTE6-Dfning room girl, at the
Grand Pacific Hotel.
WANTEb--aF'IIrstclas cook y '9ss7aIs0,
second coos, good wages. Apply.
Homan's Cafe. ~: @%N
WANrED-Woman cook: one who
can do good home cooking. Good
wages. Address 1888. care Tribune.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

T.. = -' wv WE ~ NVGOu OVos
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF George, W. Munro. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under"
signed George a. WEIGH. Administered r
Of the estate Of George W. Munro, late
OF the city OF Bismarck In the County
tof +Burleigh and, state OF North DoSotn.
deceased. to the creditors Of. and all per.
sons having claims against. said deccas.
ed. to. exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within six months after the
first publication, Of this notice. to said
Administrator at the place Of business Of
said Administrator. 306 Main Street, in
the city of Bismarck. in said Burleigh
County.
Dated February End. A.. D. 1914
VIZ George A. WEIGH.
~ Administrator.
F.@H. Register. Attorney for Administra.
tor;
First publication on the 3rd day Of
February. a. D. 1914.
(2-3, 10. II. 24.) " r.
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SOME BANKS MAY HAVE 70
li0ul0A1E.

Washington, Feb. 23.-BanEY who
have not taken advantage 81 Ketting
into the federal reserve system be.
fore the time for such actionf expires
today, stand a chance Of Being com.
PEELED to liquidate before ,the end OF
the year. IA III
The warning to the national banks
was contained In a letter, which says:
The Organization committee has
rules that. under provisions OF the
federal reserve act, all national
banks are required to accept same
and to notify the organization com.
mittee to. this effect on or before Feb
ruary %, and, failing to do 40, shall
go into liquidation not later than De-
cember %. 1914" - VA
When Want Ads are paid for IN
s6vanca vou ave halt tho 00o&.
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!. Henry Burman's shop 10 building ~
le1cellept business In shoe repairdn9.
Plenty a compete1t help and can %
your WORK, too. Henry Burman,
Broadway, betwsont Fourth and FIFTH
70. - -.1i]
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REAL ESTA11

'oR sALE--or trade; my equity in
one Of the best quarters Of land In
Morton county. N. o., IS acres un-
der cultivation, goud house, barn,
granary,. and we'll; sc acres fall
plowed;. three miles from MARKET
Will give warranty. deed. Address
1877, care. Tribune. i
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FOR COUNTY %AuoI1oR.'s

FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
I announce myself rs a candidate for
nomination on the Republican ticket at
the June primaries for the office Of Coun.
ty Auditor OF Mercer Co.
, earnestly, solicit your vote and sup.
port; II elected I promfne to serve the
people a. heretofore. g
Very Respectfully,
CARL SEMMLER.
Adv. ss, 4 H.,
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seoa COUNTY Auplroa.

I hereby announce myself az a candI-
date for the office of County Auditor.
to the approval Of the Repub.
ilican voters OF Burleigh county at the
June Primaries. Il
.$sr.. Very r specially, 4.
a. e. PRESTON.
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HOW TO 8 DLlNp. ADS,

HOW TO ANSWER BLIND ADS.
All ads signed with numbers, or
initials. care Tribune must DO an
swered BY letter addressed to the. mum.
Der given IN the ad. Tribune employ.
ees sre not permitted to tell who any
advertiser IL. Mail or send your an.
0wer to Tribune No. -, and We for.
Wafd II to the advertiser. E,
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LOANS .
REAL ESTATE AND FARk. LOANS

For exchange, 8 room modern res
idence, close in, for unimproved land
east of the Missouri.
For exchange, hotel, steam heat,
building and furniture. in good juno
ton town, for wild or improved
lands.
Wanted, larger listings Of impr0v.
ed farms in Burleigh county.
D. r. OWENS q co, CITY,,
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FoR COUNTY JUDGE

I announce myself as a candidate on
the Republican ticket for the Office Of
County Judge Of Burleigh county at the
primary election In June.
H, c. BRADLEY.
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The Burleigh County Abstract COM
Daay. Legal Abstracters for Burleigh
oouAty. Under bond Of $4,000. city
National Bank Bldg. w. v. Kiebert.
General Insurance. City National
De1k Bl04. i Z
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EoN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
l announce myself for county superin.
Etendent Of schools. Your support will be
appreciated.
LEVI F. ANDERSON.
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For Taxicabs, eau jenkins Z Hin
pnons SAT; careful drivers. prices
same. q hacks. Prompt attention giVL
On phone orders TO 10 p. n. Cali q
Taxi stand in front a. Mckenzie hotel
altar 10 q. n. ; tFY9 RI 5rt. l.,
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ABSTRAUTu(0

The ByTne Abstract once. Pho.
aser abstracters Of Burleigh county.
Abstracts. guaranteed BY bond Of 80.
o0o. The only abstract once In the
,oounty complying with letter, and
SpiTt Of the state law relating to p.
ot1acters of title. We have our own
records and indexes. Our equipment
% modern and up to the minute.
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CHICAGO.

'.. '4'.E
HOGs---Receipts $4,000; opened S
to 10. cents higher; bulk Of sales at
$3.50 to $50; light $3.50 to $50;
mixed $S.45 to 1915; heavy $3.50 to
$SS7; rough $3.50 to $40; pigs $7.75
to $500. &iFt'@. Is
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000; strony
toto cents higher beeves 1920 to
$780,; Texas steers $500 10 IS; wese-
ern steers $3.50 to So: stockers and
feeders $3.50 to So: cows and heifers
s $40 to SSH; calves $3.50 to- 81.
sIIEEP--Receipts @.Oo00: strong
and, generally 10 cents higher; native
$3.50 to $500: western SIS to $685.:
yearlings $500 to 1925: lambs native
$7a.to So; western 81 TO s. D.. -