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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1917-12-20
Sheriff Sale.-NO. 3Ol2.
Madisonville Bank
VS.
Warren Thomas.

Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the 26th Judicial
District Court of La, in and for Wash
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. January >. 1918
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, be-
ing and situated in Washington Par
ish, Louisiana, to-wit:
lst-One acre of land in the town
OF Franklinton In the northern part OF
the Jesse Day hr No. 90 tip 2, south,
range 10 east, beginning at point
which may be found by beginning at
the northeast corner of land owned
by J. K. johnson as described in deed
from Mrs. B. Pierce and runs 6S.5o
east so feet to the point of beginning
Thence north $3.50 east 3.l7 chains;
thence north $50 west 81 chains,
thence $3.50, west 81 chains, thence
sout so east to point of beginning.
2nd-Seven acres of land described
as beginning at a certain black jack
oak OH the east side of the public
road where the northern line of the
JESSE Day hr No. 81, tp 2, south range
Il cast crosses said road and runs s
40, west 6.43 chains to stob; thence
north $3.50 east 1l.26 chains to stob
thence north %, west l2'1l chains tt
stob; thence west 62.5o, south 1873
chains to point of beginning.
3rd-1O acres of land in the south
ern part of John Bickham hr No. AZ
to 2. south range 10 east, described as
beginning at point with a ''W'' 10
Gated on a certain ditch, said point
being the ne corner; thence run 5
81, 50, east 6 chains and 55 links t.
north line of Jesse Day lar No. %, tip
2 south range, 10 east, ightwooo
post marked "W"; thence west 6S0
south along said line continuing
across Main st. (Covington Road tx
corner marked ''W"; thence IN
northeasterly direction to branch cor
nering 10 acres above lower Ford a
post marked "W"; thence along the
meanderings of said branch and {
ditch in an easterly direction to the
point of beginning.
Together with all improvements
thereon or appurenances thereunt'
belonging.
All the above described land being
situated in corporate limits of Frank
linton, La.
Terms of sale Cash without bench
of appraisement'
This the 18th day of November, 1871
J. Z. Bateman, Sheriff.
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Total. ...,...... SS,U9U OIL
Motion made by ], P, Starnes,
seconded by G. NJ, Tate, that the
bills for moving the steel from
the Isabel bridge be paid, and
Tint G. II. Whalen and w. E.
Banister be appointed with L. l..
Sanford, to dispose of the steel
promotly and make report to
the Board. Carried.
Motion made by G. M. Tate,
seconded by G. d. Whalen, that
there be q committee of two mem.
bers Of the police jury appointed
Ia supervise the road outfit. This
committee to act jointly with the
rrssnnbers Of each ward as they
work Id the ward. This commit
ies 10 serve until the first Of
Mageh. This committee will at
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Reinforcing their armies with
fresh troops and big guns taken
from the Russian sector, the Ger
mans and Austro- Hungarians
opened attacks on the Italian and
western fronts, indicating an at
tempt to carry out the threat t"
crush Italy and break through the
Cambria line.
TheCossack revolt has collapsed
according to advices from Russia
Rub observation-disclosures Anodyne
Kills pain, stops putrefacation.
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Motion made by R. H. Spring.
seconded by &. NJ. Tate, that
there being no further business
the Board stood adjourned to
meet on January 5, 1918. Car
ried. j. R. Leslie, Vice-Pres.
w, E, Bauister, Sec.
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any and all times be glad to have
suggestions from the citizens or
citizens committee. Carried.
Committee consisting of }. R,
Leslie and R. H. Spring. j. r.
Leslie chairman of the committee.
Motion made by R. H. Spring,
seconded by Walter Green, that
the following telegram, received
from. Governor R. G.. Pleasant,
be spread TN the minutes:
"Please accept my congratula-
tons of Hon. D. F. Houston,
U. s. Secretary of Agriculture,
| for the successful eradication of
cattle tick in your parish. This
is noble, civic and economic ad-
vanctment, and means that the
entire state will soon be rid of
this enemy to animal industry"
Carried.
Motion made by R. Il. Spring,
seconded by T. B. Roberts, that
there be a committee appointed
to confer with the town of Frank
| linton and all citizens concerned
to ascertain the cost of crawling
a mile of road for experiment pur-
poses. The road to start at the
west end of the Erankiinton bridge
and extend to the forks of the
road at the Brumfield place, and
report at the next meeting. Com
nittee to consist Of &. M. Tate,
T. D. Foil and R. H. Spring G.
M. Tate chairman of the commit
tea. Carried.
Motion mrde by G.. M, Tate,
seconded by Walter Green, that
the road committee be authorized
| 70 purchase feed for the parish
: team at wholesale price. Carried
Motion made by Walter Green
: seconded by G. P. Whalen, tina
our secretary be authorized tt
. buy or have built a sAIable fiji
or case to keep our PMce Jur,
records in in the court house
D Carried.
D Motion made by 1. B. Roberts
| seconded by S. S. Thomas, tina
. the salary of the secretary b
raised to $4,000 per month AM
l he to furnish the stenographer
!, Carried.
e On notion the following bill.
0 were allowed and ordered paid:
1 J E Wood, salary. .... .....S l
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= WIN N"SSSt SoiNAy ~
Fletcher Magee, salary ........ rs
W E Banister, salary. ...........2 20 90
W E Banister, inc. ............. Is 90
Elsie Letchworth, inc. ......... 10 IS
7 G Sheridan, special road $500. 4 95
j S Knight, dip vat. ........... 10 90
E L Magee, feeding prisoners. .. So IS
Wiley Pierce, Grim expense =. 66 10
J E Bateman, Grim exp. go. 6S so
scott-Love Co, bridge. ........ % 30
Hood Light Co, Inc. ........... 80 90
R H Spring, P J .......... -. 5 20
Burris Bros Ltd, spec road ... 200 So
J B Corkern, spec rd.. go. ..... 1 so
W P Bulloch, dip vat. ......... 90
Galley Stafford, spec road. ..... 3 rs
Burris Bros Ltd, inc. .......... IS Is
G Fl Whalen, P J........... 3 40
Albert Grain, inc. .............. 3 90
Jack Martin, inc. .............. 3 90
Walter Grain. inc. .............. "a 90
M A Ih'gpen, inc. ............. q OF
H M Fleming. water. ........... 725
G NJ Tate, P J............ ..... s 40
H G RUSSELL, inc ................ 2 90
W c Miller. bridge. ........ 6 20
DR. NJ Bateman, Grim exp. ... 10 90
} E Bateman, Grim exp........ 1 Sc
j E Bateman, inc .......... 5 IS
E Bateman, court eXp........ As 90
Noah Strahan, spec I'd ........ 80
l T Myles, constable ....... Is
T d Foil, P J............... go. 3 Al
A E Knight, spec I'd ...... 90
Louis Grain, P J................ 81
Louis Grain, spec I'd. ........... 90
W J Grain. spec I'd 10 SO
" NJ Bateman, bridge. ......... SO
j P Starnes, P j. ............... Z 40
P SIarnes, bridges ........... 9 90
P Starnes, inc. ...... go. &C
M Marx, bridge. 20 OC
Marx 4 Moody, bridge. 80. 1O5 49
w H Jenkins, special road. go. OC
Marx & Moody, bridge. % Is
s S Thomas, P J......... 6 O(
s S Thomas. bridge. 3 O(
S S Thomas, spec I'd ....... 3 O(
lido Thomas, spec rd.. ......... OF
Noah Thomas, spec I'd. ....... / o(
A A Lott, bridge. 4S 3.
L Green, bridge. ......... "a II
| j Green, bridge. 10 II
JC Green, dip vat. ......... II OF
w K Mizell, dip vat. .......... OF
J r schilliIs, briuge. ........... 8 Il
D G M cell, dip vat. 81
Densil Sheridan. dip vat. ..... 2 OF
S K MizelI, dip vat. ... ........ 8 OF
, Il V Jones, dip vat. ...... 2 II
q W hester, dip vat ............ / 81
} + Carthane, dip vat. ......... Z 81
5 b Sheridan, dip vat. ........ 4 81
M Ii Talley, dip vat. IS OF
& F Jones, dip vat. ............ 2O(
Emile Jones, dip vat. ....... 6 OF
5 H A Massen, dip vat. -. ....... 5 Il
3 I B Roberts, p j 5 q
L B Roberts, bridge. .,....... 3 OF
5 I B Roberts, spec I'd. 3 OF
D u \ Magee, dip vat. ..... 80 OF
D ) graves, uip Vat. ....... ) O(
q W Reeves, spec I'd ......... 81
lido Pittman, spec I'd. ........ IA Z;
0 II 0 Seal, spec rd. .......,.,.... Is 8:
D Robt Roster, spec I'd ........ 3 OF
0 } W Scale, dip vat -. So. 80. Z;
0 L l. Seal, spec I'd. .............. II 81
0 Ollie Seal. spec rd. 10 81
0 J Seal, spec rd ... II 5,
. Jaf .rfa ~, spA3 I'd ...... s OF
U Tom sf1.''a ~, s.zs., - ....... 8 o.
U John Slaae, sp'c ri ............ 6 81
0 Bolivar Jones, dip vat ........ Is o.
0 II Graves, bridge. ,,..,,...,n Is q
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John Sandiford, bridge. ...... 8 IS
James Barber. bridge. ......... 9 IS
Willie jenkins, spec rd ......... 8 w
Chas Banister, spec I'd. ..... l 90
E L Knight, spec I'd ......... W
j r Leslie, P J........ ......... w
j r Leslie, bridge. ......... W
] R Leslie, spec I'd ............. w
J r Leslie, inc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
J Vol Brock, Grim exp..........lo5 W
w A Seal, special road. ......... Is 90
La Lbr Co, bridge. ~
Glen Petit, spec I'd. ........... II ~
/ W Carter. bridge ............ III 81
Oakvale Lbr Co: bridge. ........ %
Walter Green, P J..,........... 81
Walter Green, bridge. ,..... W
Walter Green, special road. ..... 90
c E Fortenberry, bridge. ....... W
L L Bankston, salary ...... ID 20
] J Warner, salary ............ 81 W
j r King, salary ...,........... 70 OO
S2,519 SO
Bills paid that have been car
ried over since September. 1S1 %
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} E Wood, salary. 49,. .....S l %
Worrell Mfg Co, ] mill. ...... "a %
American Disintecting Co, !mill 30 90
Selig & 90, J mill .............. IS 25
W P Bulloch, salary, ......... 80 90
b L Mizell, salary ........ 80 90
D N Magee, salary 80 90
j W Scale, salary. ........ -. 80 90
A 0 OFT, salary. ............... so 90
H A Massen, salary so 90
DR. ] L Brock, salary 49,. -. 10 90
G Ellis OFT, salary ......... go 90
J V Rabb, salary 25 90
E L Magee, salary -. -. 40 90
Dyson Booty, special road. -. rs 90
Lemon Otis, special road. -. 40 90
Henry Crockett, special road. % so
John Young, salary. II 90
Mason Young, salary. .,,....,t 8 90
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Police Jury Proceedings.

Franklinton, La, Dec. 8, 1917.
The Police Jury in and for the
Parishof Washington, State OF
Louisiana, met in regular session
at the court house in the town of
Franklinton, on the above date
with the following members pres
emit: R. H. Spring, &. M. Tate,
T. D. Foil, J. r. Leslie, J. P.
starnes, G. H. Whalen, Walter
Green. Louis Grain, s. S. Thorn
as and T. B. Roberts. Absent,
T. l.. Sanford.
TIE meeting was called to Or
der by the Vice-President, j. K.
Leslie, and the minutes of the
last meeting were read and stood
approved.
The committee on the sewerage
system extension work is not pre-.
pared to make a report and have
asked for more time.
Motion made by G. H. Whalen,
seconded by G.. M. Tate, that j..
E. Wood submit a statement OF
full time that he served as Justice
Of the Peace and show the differ.
ent rates of pay he received and
the total amount he did receive
and the balance due him. Car
ried.
Motion made by R. Il. Spring
seconded by G. H. Whalen, thai
Judge P. B. Carter's report of the
Court proceedings be published
Carried.
Statement of costs collected in
criminal cases from accused-Al
these amounts going to benefit o
school board and parish, eithe
directly or indirectly.
September, October and No
vember, 1918 months:
Fines 81, 485 I
Witness and Dist. Atty.
fees returned to Police
Jury ............... 173 8
Clerk OF Cont costs :. ia 0
SaerifI'5 costs. ...... 176 8
District Attorney fees. $40 0
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IStoio W
Bills paid that have been car
ried over since September. 1ol %
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25
THE SPELL OF THE
YUKON

Robert w. Services great Alaskan
story, produced by the Metro comp
Amy, with the famous Edmund w.
Breese in the leading role, will bo
shown at the Liberty Theater next
Thursday There will only be one
show, as the rest of the program con-
sists of travel and other educational
features. There is no advance in the
admission price.
1.-THE Spell of the Yukon" is one of
the finest productions on the film
market. All scenes are taken in AL
aska, and it is superfluous to mention
that the wonderful scenes alone are
worth the money.
The famous Favorite Film Feat
ures will start to be shown with the
Double Cross every Tuesday here
after. They comprise the biggest
star features ever produced. The
serial night entertainment is surely
interesting, even if one does not fol-
low the serial story itself.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

Gordon Gale, Theadore Wood, Ira
Ramsey, and Wright Helder, pie
nicked on the river bank Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. Nels Jacobson, Sr. visited III
Tacoma over the weekend.
Miss Gladys Stauffer, and Messrs.
Percy Bayes, r. l.. Averill, and Roy
Palmer were entertained at luncheon
Sunday by the Misses Ethel Lining,
and Viola Gosch at their apartments
in Bellingham.
Mrs. George Worthen returned
home Sunday after visiting for a few
DAYS at the H. C. Berthusen home.
Mrs. l.. c. Biddell, who has been
visiting in Minnesota is now at Red
Bluff, Cal, where she will spend
month with her nephew before COM
ing back to Lynden. Mrs. Biddell
left Minnesota lin regular north
east snow storm, and found the temp
erature in California SO degrees alb
owe zero.
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Mrs. Frank Smith had her tonsils
removed at Bellingham last week.
Miss Edna Bradley, who is attend
ing the Bellingham Normal was
home over the weekend.
Miss Ethel Storey spent Sunday
at her home. She is working in
Bellingham.
Mrs. George NAPLES was in Bell
ingham last Thursday.
Mr.. Ellis of La Pine, Oregon was
in Lynden the last of last week and
the first of this.
Mr.. A.. Mcdaniel was in Belling-
ham Monday.
The Amphyction Club met Friday
with Mrs. Everett Hawley.
Mrs. Eliza Snyder, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Elder, left Sunday for Portland
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter.
Arthur Jacobson returned home
Sunday from Camp Lewis where he
failed to pass the physical examin-
ations.
Mrs. Beatrice Smith, who spent
the summer at the home of her broth
er, Mr.. Henry Wampler, left Sunday
for her home in Portland. Oregon.
Miss Mamie Stranded left the last
of the week for Tacoma where she
will take up three year course in
nursing.
Mrs. L. Marchant visited ever the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Day.
Mrs. Beckstrom >left Monday to
spend a few days at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Packard, Miss
Marjorie Packard, Mr.. Eddie Pack
ard, and Mr.. Theo. Tobiassen were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Berthusen.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met yesterday at the home of
Mrs. H. H. Jameson.
In honor of Gordon Gales sixth
birthday anniversary the Misses
Agnes, Leona, and Virginia Gale, and
Minnie Worthen, and the Messrs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

About forty of her friends gave a
surprise party for Miss Jennie Kort-
lever at her home last Wedn' sday
evening. After an evening spent
with games and music, refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Elenbaas re-
turned Friday from their wedding
trip and are now at home in the
Robert Heaton house on Front Street
Mrs. Robert Leo and three child
rem, who spent the summer with Mrs
Leo's mother, Mrs. C. F. Worthen
left Monday for their home in Noun
tain View, California,
The employees of the Lynden Co
Operative called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rinehart last Thursday even
ing to wish them success in their
married life. AS slight remem-
brance they presented them with a
fancy perculator and to complete the
present a can of Golden West coffee
was added to start them out Just
Right"
Mr.. p. A. Clarke is recovering nice
ly from injuries which he received
last week when his team ran away
in the alley behind the Lynden State
Bank. Mr.. Clarke was thrown
from the buggy, his head hitting a
telephone pole so that he was un-
conscious for some time.
Mrs. C. G.Lund was in Bellingham
Tuesday.
Mr.. A. H. Wampler was in Bell
ingham the first of last week.
Miss Irene Krouse entertained the
Klatawa Club Wednesday evening.
Miss Verna Boggs is at the ]. M.
Reed home.
Mr.. Bradford Knapp, Miss Esther
Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. William Van
Well and daughter, Catherine, autoed
to Blaine Saturday, returning Sun
day noon. They were accompanied
to LINDEN by Miss Bernice Wine
miller and Mr.. Walter Swinbjornson
who returned to Blaine Sunday
evening.
Henry Parks of Bellingham was a
Sunday guest at the j. B. Gale home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Woody and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilroy of Bellingham call
ed Sunday at the J. w. Tremain, Sr.
home.
]. B. Gale was in Bellingham on
business Monday.
Miss Mabel Plank and Miss Martha
Brown were are guests Friday and
Saturday of Reverend and Mrs.
Houston of Ferndale.
Mrs. Charles Albada and son,
Francis were guests of Mrs. Oliver
Ehle Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy De Neui, is visiting
at the home of Richard Dresman
of Van Buren,, this week.
Mrs. Herbert Fritz spent Tuesday
at the home of her father, Mr.. Henry
Pyeatt.
Mrs. Oliver Ehle and baby, Agnes,
spent a few days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McSorley
last week.
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TO FORM JERSEY CATTLE CLUB
OF WHATCOM COUNTY OWNERS

e. L. Brewer of Satsop, Grays Har-
Dor County, field representative for
the American Jersey Cattle Club in
it's extension department, will meet
with owners and breeders of Jer-
sey cattle, at the Chamber of Com
merce rooms in Bellingham at p. m.
Saturday afternoon to form What
com County Jersey Cattle Club.
Many Jersey owners of the Lyn-
den district are planning to attend.
An organization of this kind is be-
ing perfected in Snohomish County
this week, and Mr.. Brewer, who has
visited this district a number Of times
feels sure that there is a sufficient
number of farmers in this county
who are interested in Jerseys to war
rant the formation of a club here at
this time.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Mail for the following named per-
sons remains unclaimed in the post
office in Lynden, Wash, on October
rs, 1917. II not calleo for in two
weeks it will be sent to the Dead
Letter office
]. C. Hammond, Paul Mccoy, Mrs.
Geo. McHeffey, Fletcher Tucker, Louis
Frazer, Miss Myrtle Joyce, John
Holtslander, Robert Russell.
One cent due on each Of the above
letters. When calling for any please
say Advertised"
d. L. BECKES. Postmaster.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

FOR SALE-6 weeks old Berkshire
pigs from heavy stock, $500 each.
Also 600 lib. Berkshire boar $50.
James Gibson, Eastsound, Wash.
10-25-3t-
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For SALE

5 passenger Maxwell in good shape,
good tires, cleo. lights and starter.
5 passenger Ford with shock absorb
ers, good tires; car in good shape.
5 VI. old Bay Gelding, W.T.. about
1850 pounds.
8 yr. old black horse, W.T.. about 1850.
Good Studebaker Top Buggy.
Good Single Harness.
3 mich cows giving a nice flow of
milk
Call Phone X 554, or see
A. A. BAUMAN, Lypden, Wash.
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CIR Eunnrlt 6tmlrt
IT, .OOO-

- 'ooo-
Arthur Ives, who several years ago
assisted us in making the lives OF
Seattle high school teachers one
grand, sweet song, and who is now
travelling passenger agent for the
O. and W., visited us this week, ana
told us that he met a travelling man
in Burlington who was inquiring con-
corning the towns of La Conner and
Eyerson. "Why bother with La Con-
ner and Everson," asked Ives. why
don't you call at Mt. Vernon and
LINDEN" Il wish l could" said the
drummer sadly, but my house won't
let me handle the big cities"
1000
d. ]. De Hoogh and the rest OF
the happy farmers north of the city,
are beginning to wonder if the Lyn-
den council has ever heard OF the in
tvention of the King drag, with its
powers of making sick roads look
real we'll again. The city spends a
lot of money travelling streets, such
as the West Main Street near the
high school, says De Hoogh, and then
neglects, disregards and sights the
thoroughfare forever after. The road
along West Main street is disgrace
and an eyesore and blot, he de-
clares, and further asseverates that
Messrs. Scovill, Topping Slade, Van
Leeuwen and Bender of the Lynden
council should be heartily ashamed
of themselves (This dish, with
little pepper and vinegar, should be
served at the next meeting of the
city's governing board)
---ooo-
Tribune readers will note marked
Improvement in the issue this week.
While the editor was listening to
Mister Lohengrin's famous sonata,
and digging rice out of his costume,
William Van Well, Miss Minnie Wor-
then and Edmund Packard were get
ting out the paper single-handed.
1000
AS result, several Gimlet sub
scribers have been kind enough to
advise us that it would be mighty
good thing for them if we got mar
ried every week.
1000
Arthur Swanson has enlisted in
the navy as a fireman. The Gimlet
was not aware that the navy had a
fire department.
1000
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A Continued Story About Advertising

TAKEN UP-Oct. %, Jersey cow, 5
miles west of Lynden, near Hoff-
man Hall. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
costs. Phone 1909. 10-25-1t*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

THE CHICKENS WONDER LIGHT,
a new light designed for the pur-
pose Of poultry house lighting
burns so to 60 hrs. on gal. of kerr
osene oil. $500 and up. Guaran-
teed. Now is the time to light up.
Installed and for sale by
H. HOKSBERGEN, phone 4912
10-11-4t
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FOUND-Cuff button, gold. Call The
Tribune. 1925 ito
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FOUND-Gold spectacles. Call The
Tribune. 1O-25-tf o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25
APPLES WANTED

We will pay $500 per ton for
fall and winter apples, delivered in
good condition. Must not be under
az inches in diameter. Mixed var
ieties not accepted.
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FOUND Oct. IA, 2-year-old red
heifer with few white spots in
front. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying costs.
j. C. Anderson, phone 1909 Lyn-
den.
1888
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

FOR SALE-4O acres, section tip
40 N. r. 3 E., on good road, price
$500 an acre. Bacon & Ellis,
Bellingham, Wash. 1O-25-1t-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

FIRST CLASS DAT STRAW & HAY
FOR SAILED. Wander Griend.
10-25-2t-
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HOLSTEIN COWS AND HELPERS
We offer a few registered young
cows and heifers soon to be fresh
for sale, prices very reasonable.
d. ]. De Hoogh, " miles N. w.
of LINDEN. Phone 1921. 9-6-tf-o
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OIL. C. PIGS FOR SALE-John Bier
link, phone 2402 Lynden. 10-25-tf
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

STRAYED TO OUR PLACE Ten
head of young stock. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying costs. o. l.. Madison, Mead
owdale. 10-25-1t
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

PIANO INSTRUCTION GIVEN
Ruth Handy. 10-25-4t-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

HIGH GRADE GUERNSEY BULL
FOR SALE-22 years old. Jake
Cramer. Phone APO Lynden.
10-25-1t*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

BICYCLE FOR SALE CHEAP, good
shape. Phone 1913 Lynden
10-25-1t*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

LOST Holstein steer. Call The
LINDEN Tribune. 10-25-1t y