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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12
Tired at Night-Try This

A healthy person never feels con-
stantly tired. Being too tired"
continually is sign of something
wrong. When John R. Gordon,
Danville, H., found himself always
tired al night and burdened with
hackache." he took Foley Pills, a
diuretic gtimulant for the kidneys,
and writes: after a few doses, /
felt better. could work with more
ease. became stronger and could
sleep better" What Foley's Pills
have done for others they may do
for You. Guaranteed to give salts
faction. Ask for Foley Pills. Sold
everywhere.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12
Page Three

daughters and son. from Billings.
Mont. and his niece Miss Blanche
Dewitt from Rockwell City. la, There
were also relatives present from
Waterford, Olive Green, and from
Bristol township, this county, aud
McConnelsyille, aud elsewhere.
Among those In attendance from
this place were Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
DeYitt and daughter Mrs Nellia
Baker, friend Of the last named.
who is a nurse in Columbus. being
with them.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12

See the new gold pyg shoe fol
yOsng men. White's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12
Haines Reunion Most Enjoyable

The Haines reunion held Sunday
at the Emery school house in
Meigsyille township. was attended by
about 50 persons, and was a most
enjoyable affair. a fine dinner was
served at noon from the contents Of
the heavily laden picnic baskets.
and Mr. VIM. H Dewitt of McCon-
nelsville. one Of those present, is
authority for the statement that it
was of such bounuful proportions
that there was probably more left
than the crowd consumed. Among
persons from a distance present,
were Mr.. J. B. Dewitt and his two
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12

Detroit-Any story of the new
Essex all-steel coach is fuuda-
mentally the story of the $10,-
100000 body factory, which pro-
duces the car. What the Hudson
Motor Car Co. has done in the
manufacture of Essex bodies is to
make craftsmen Of machines; this
is literally the fact. Giant ma
chimes do in a fraction Of a min
ute work that the most highly
skilled artisan, craftsman or art
ist could never hope to equal,
from the standpoints of beauty
and accuracy. The plant devoted
to making the bodies expresses
the industry's top mark in de-
sign and execution.
Hard work" has long been a
symbol of excellence of manufac-
ture. Painstaking labor, directed
by trained craft, has resulted in
closest fit and smoothest finish.
But machine work" supplants it
when the machine is designed and
executed so as to perform quick
ly and surely operations that far
excel the best of the hand craft.
Essentially, the Essex body
plant is an aggregation of press
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12

Joe Newberry Of McConnelsville Is
The guest Of his daughter Mrs. Har-
old Choguill.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Phillips re-
Gently returned from visit with
relatives at Cleveland.
Miss Mabel AlIard spent Sunday
In ZanegilIe.
Mary Lou Ellis returned to Zanes-
Vile, after a VISIT with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Grubb.
Mrs Allie Davis OF GAINESVILLE is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs G. p. JUS
tice.
Miss May Daugherty Of Columbus
spent her vacation with her parents
here.
Mrs. Jane AllaTd spent the week
end with her daughter Mrs. A. K
Adrean In McConneIgyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Bishop spent
Sunday in Marietta.
Mrs. Minnie Mills Of Roxbury call
ed on friends here, Tuesday.
See the new gold pyg shoe for
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12

er clubs there
Mrs. Orl0 Wordsn and family Nfs
tied at Guy Vandyke's, Sunday
Mrs. Geo. Young and daughter
and two children spent Aondag
with another daughter, Mrs. Aussln
Carpenter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-08-12
ROOFING AND METAL CEILING
FOR SALE

Steel roofing. Metal ceiling. F.
Q. B. Chesterhill. or your nearest
shipping point. Best quality. Low
est prices D. P. GARDNER. Ches-
terhi!l. Ohio. 3i9eow
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STOCKS TAKE
! SHARP DPl'lRN
General Motors Leads Way,
Running Up Above POS For
Gain of Seven Points

New York. Aug. 23-(AP)-Aftcr
about in a nervous and
cratic manner all morning, the stock
market suddenly turned upward this
afternoon under the leadership OF
General Motors, which was quickly
run up above POS for a gain Of about
z points. Another popular industrial
which had sold off sharply was u. S.
Steel common. which was hammered
down to 1855, rallied in sympathy.
The premier steel issues raliying
above 1871.
Bullish sentiment was created by
tho sharp rally Of about $3.50 a bale
IN cotton prices. following the pub
location Of the government report
showing both the crop estimate and
giving figures below expectations. by
the stiffening Of steel and iron scrap
prices and by reports Of n further de-
crease in California crude oil produc-
ton. Operations for the rise were
restricted. however. by the fact that
several large operators whose names
have been associated with bull pools
were further en- route or planning to
sail for Europe.
Oils gathered strength on reports
Of stiffcning gasoline prices in ccr-
tain western districts and on re-
vival of rum0rs that IN early an
nOunccmcnt would be made Of plans
to retire the preferred stock OF the
Standard Oil company Of New Jersey
with funds to be derived from tho
ale Of additional common stock.
Call money was in plentiful supply
at AZ per cent but n stiffcning tend
cncy was reported for the rates on
bankers acceptanccs.
The closing was strong. Heavy
5 hort covering in the Standard indus
trials accelerated the rally in the
late trading. General Motors and Du-
pont each extending their gains to
eight points while United States Steel
common rallied four points abovs its
early low Missouri. Pacific crossed
~ and Warner Brothers pictures "A"
IS to new record high prices. Total
sales Appropriated 1.4OO.0O5 shares.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

lineage. Aug. 23-(U. S. ID. Of Az
Hugs $4,000; mostly 1925 higher;
top 1875, bulk desirable 2lO pounds
down 13.4O@l3.65: choice 200 pound
average upward 1855; bulk Of better
grades 240 to 325 pound butchers
1l.76@l2.15: most desirable packing
sows lO.25@ 10. IS; few strong weight
slaughter pigs i3.25@13.65; heavy
weight hogs ll.5OGi2.85; medium
i2.sQ@ la.65; lights 12.75Ni3.75; light
Lights l2.75Ml3.75: packing sows 300
al LOO: slaughter pigs l2.256l3.
Cattle 10000; better grades Of fed
steers mostly l0@l5 ceats higher;
ycarlinGs carrying advance; lower
grades offerings and grasscrs steady
to strong: numerous loads Of year.
lings 1855; hcavies 1920; big weights
9.1o; Montana rangers to killers 6.25
a 7.75; she stock strong to uncvcnly
higher: bulls and veal steady.
Sheep $4,000; fat lambs steady to
10 cents higher; early sales of Idahos
and Montanas i4.5O@l4.75: other
westerns held higher; top. natives to
small killers l4.75; top to packers
l4.G5: bulk l4.5O; culis strong at $50
MlO.00; mostly; sheep strong; fat
ewes 5.5O@7.OO: feeding lambs
strong: carly sale of go pound lambs
14.5O.
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FOR SALE

a1x ROOM y h~nnateMt and s,bAAh. }
sAed rooms, aescenef and teaased
spers& ,,;huilt.iM fSat1res, full base.
pniehti partitioned and plastcred,
4 ApracAieally new. Lawn and trees.
1FricCs<96SAoO. w stsss 80. a%A
HtNE ROOM sSbunyalow sud xlatl,.
sAeOdcrn and In excellent cenfli-
Ef1joh. kOaly i've ye1gs. sold.s Price
f&AyOOO..ss.,s, sa asj ssfia ssssas
SEVEN ROOM modttmsA oua0, 4aacco,
good .coMdjtisa < And AWo1l 1l@pated,
porch full ilsEs .1rice 4l.2o0.OO.
ySmAlIseashs payment, doWny bolance
<ena very easy spayments.r.' 4,
FAVE ROOMs0 bungalow, good
styIea ssaAd asywell located Price
aAsoO0Oes TormS. $500. /,
SIX ROOM modern house, porch, full
basement. double garage fine
lawn, trees, shrubbcry and fruit
trees, fine location. Pike %, 200.
TERMS. ssias4 va4se
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full
basement with garage, extra bed
room In basement. Fine Location.
Price $l,65O.O0. Very oSsy terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow partly ,sAod-
ern, garage. lawn, trees, full lot
and property in excellent condi.
tion. Price ~, 10000.
You will want to get settled in
y0urs OWNSAems ,soMc time. and now
is the Opportrns time to buy or
build. You will appreciate the indie
Fpendency IN owning your own home
Building lofty In allsparts Of town.
Ne write all kinds Of insurance in
good reliable companies.
Phone 1873
INVESTORS MORTGAGES
SECURITIES COMPANY, INC.
Office with First Guaranty Bank
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FOR SALE

Q ROOM house, one Of the birrest
real buys in the city; excellent con.
dition, we'll built, nice lawn and
trees. double garage, east front;
$3.50.
6 ROOM modern house, east front, 5
blocks from Post Office. $1,000.
ROOM bungalow. oak wood work
maple floors, completely modern,
s ROOM modern bungalow, right
down town. reasonable payments.
Z ROOM house. oak woodwork. maple
floors, hot water heat, nice trees
and lawn. one of the best built
houses in the city, $3.50.
Of~KOOM, two story house, garage.
modern, full basement. $3.50.
ROOM modern bungalow, sphinx and
span condition, sma:i lot, low taxes,
z ROOM, modern bungalow. one year
old. Al condition, basement ga
rage. we'll located; $1,000.
6 ROOM modern house. close in,
south front. beautiful location,
splendid condition, corner lot.
! HAVE probably the most complete
list OF houses Of any dealer in. the
city and it will be a pleasure to
, show them to you. Prices will run
from 81 900 to $4,000.
BUILDING LOTS: II the particular
let you wish is not on my very COM
plete list i will be glad to get it
tor you II for sale.
IN1URANCE: Fire. Tornado, Automo-
bile. in reliable companies with
prompt service guaranteed.
FARM LANDS: | always have the big
gest list and best bargains. bun
Now.
WHEN YOU THINK or REAL ES.
TATE, in any of,its branches. think
Of
FEE. YOUNG ..
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Minnesota Wheat
High in Protein

st. Paul. Aug. 23-tAP) The first
carload Of dark northern spring wheat
received at the state testing mill.
Minneapolis, showed y protein content
OF l4.2O or one per cent higher than
the wheat from Redwood county
tested a year ago, n. J. Holbmerg,
commissioner of agriculture, dairy
and food. anncunccd today.
The wheat, which was shipped
from WabassO. was grade Number
dark northern spring, 5S,l pounds per
bushcl. two per cent dockagc. which
was about two pounds heavier than
wheat shipped in 1926.
The wheat Was purchased in the
Minneapolis market August 10, at a
rr~mium Of seven cents over Scptcm.
Der.
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'AHEATiiRES..
!. RALLY R. .ftDAY
- szfF
Strength In Corn Market
Helps Wheat Upward and
Market Closes Firm

Chicago. Aug. 23--(AP)--Helpet
BY decided strength Mhich developed
in the corn market. wheat today raj
lied from carly declines due TO better
harvest weather IN Canada. There
was y lack Of selling pressure in
wheat despite = large increase Of the
Uaitcd States visible sHppsy total.
The upward trend Of corn resulted
from excessive rain Ard from absence
Of Aecdcd sunshine. 81
Wheat closed firm. \. to Y cent
ne, higher. corn Il cents to 2,s cents
UP. oats showing !. to "A cent to u
cent gain and provisions varying from
five cents decline 10 rise Of rs
cents.
Corn ruled strong in an active mar
kct all session, closing sharply high
err. Oats weer steady after an easier
opening.
Provisions were firm owing to SYM
PATTY with hog values.
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MINNEAPOLIS CLOSE
SAME As SATURDAY

Minneapolis, Aug. 20 (AP) -
Favorable weather. lower Liverpool
cables and expectations Of a sharp in
crease in the United States visible
supply gave wheat futures = decline Of
lAM1Hs cents at the opening today.
but the market met support on tho
dips and closed practically the same
at Saturdays finish. Rye closed *
cent higher. while oats showed net
gains for the day Of u to !. cent.
Barley closed unchanged to * cent
lower and flaxsecd was u to one cent
lower with the nearby months show
inE the greatest weakness.
Cash wheat prices were mixed to-
day. with fancy wheat easy to one
cent lower. while medium to choice
grades were firm and in good dema nd.
Poor quality. including high moisture.
was quoted one to two cents weaker.
Durum was steady. Winter wheat
was strong.
Corn offerings were heavier and
dcmaEd slower.
Oats was steady.
Barley avs easy,
Flaxsced demand was good.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Aug. 23-(AP)-W Wheat
receipts 40 cars compared to tbs u
year ago. Cash: No. northern
1865 Lao; No. dark northern
spring: choice to fancy l.53M a
l.57N good to choice -.49ss a l.525s
ordinary to good l.46MM1.49bs; No.
! hard spring l.i8ssnl.59ss; No.
dark hard Montana on track .36ss a
LASS; to arrive 1.36 70 M1.44w;
Scptembcr 1.44ss; December l.46h.
Corn No. ) yellow 7Bh@79i:.
Oats No. ) white 37M @38?s.
Barley $4,000.
Rye No. 2. y2A 084M.
Flax No. I. 2.a2i.@o.43E.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
RANGE or CARLOT SALES

minneapolis, Aug. 23-( AP)-Kangc
Of carlot graf nsalcs:
Wheat No. dark northern l.52@
1928; No. 2 dark northern 1.44A a
1905; No. 3 dark northern l.44@
l.59: No. dark hard winter l.427sM
l.0!s; No. hard spring l.46i: "a
1881; No. ! hard winter 1888; No.
amber durum 1.36i:Ml.79; No. 2
durum 1.26ss Oils; No . mixed
durum l.265sMl.72i.: No. 2 mixed
wheat l32ssM1.4o.
IS.
Oats No. 2 white 38la MiOh.
Rye No. ?. 92ss M947s.
Flax No. I. 2.42M2.4in.
Barley sample grades 53M5S; No.
2, 80; No. ), 5GM57.
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Sol. T.slAuL sI,IyEaTOok

~ South st. Paul. Aug. No U.sS. D.
efA Ao--Cattle $4,000; & SLOW, fully
'stOndy with Friday: fed offerings in
digit supply; odd bnnch .ntsaium
weight steers 0.96; most Of tie run
westerns, in stovker and foedera Mesh ;
grass steers salablc from 8.00@7 90;
gress COWS and sheifcrs,' I .50@O 50;
tanners and cutters 3.25@4sNO; med
iusn rsdc bulls 5.OO@ $50; heavies
up TO 5. IS; stocirers and feeders fully
steady: bulk 5.00@6.5O.
Calves 800; vcalsrs around 80 low
or ~ ll:1O6S12.56; bulk 1900. NTs
Hogs e. 200; slow, opening sales
around 26@95 tower than last week r.
e}sse; best ightweishts early 1900:
heavy butchers salable downwards to
AROUND 1850; packing sows mostly
9.7S@i0.0O; bulk pigs early t2.26.
Sheep 2.7OO; fast lambs strong to Is
higher; bulk ls.00@l4.00; fat ewes
steady: mostly s4.OQ@B.OO; big dee
mand Tor tf6cdihc ewes.
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STATE BRIEFS
PIONEER DEE

Napoleon-John Brosz. 81. Of
Gackle. died Sunday evening at the
Trinity hospital, JamcstowA, after n
weeks illness. Mr.. Broyz came to
North Dakota with his wife in 1897
and took up homestead near Gacklc.
where nc lived until lis death. He
is survived by his widow and ~ chill
drcn.
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CHICAGO ! GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 23---fAPl-Cash
wheat No. 2 rcd l.36A01.37; No. 3
hard 1.38Q01.3v.
Corn No. 2 mixed 770784; No. /.
yellow 79@79h.
Oats No. mixed 86ia; No. 2 white
30 u 0laOi4.
Rye No. 2.s 99i4@99.s.
Barley ,4t@eG. 3ss
Eim0thy seed 5.3OM6.75.
Clover seed, :25.O0h:3::,D r.
Lafsf ll.02.' NJ FAs ~ 80. IL
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POTATOES

Chicago. Aug. 23-(AP)--Potatoes,
receipts 1854 cars; on track 237: total
day Sc; trading only 1 Fair, market Iet
weak; Kansas and Missouri sacked
Irish cobblcrs 2.65@2.75; few early
s1bes slightly higher; heated stock
2.5Q@26O.
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CLOSED lars

Glass or pottery jars with covers
are absolutely necessary To iccbcx
sanitation during warm weather.
They protect food from absorbing the
taste and odor Of other food, and
prevent spoilagc.
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APARTagENTs

APARTMENTS 4
FOR RENT-Furnishea modern city
heated apartment. 2 and 3 room
apt. each with private bath. For
sale--an oak Macy. =. section
bookcase just like new, very fear
sonable. Phone Dos ALTERS p. M.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
3O3. B. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT--A two room furnished
modern apartment. 924 Fourth
street. Phone 543w.
FOR RENT--A two-room furnished
modern apt. 924 Fourth street.
Phone 643W.. Y. =. -.. I.
0UsINE1e CMANce9
FOR SALE-Prospering grocery stors
and meat market. Splendid location
in town Of 10000 population. Write
Tribune No. 81.
YOU CAN get that business position,
hut you must "know how" Write
American Business College. Fargo
N. D., tor free, helpful book.
FOR SALE 7
One lsrgs fire PROF. esfe.S
One upright filing cabinet, four
files.
3
Ose medium sized roll top desk. 4.
One Underwood typewriter in good
condition.
Terms will be given.
I - ~ r,,rAs ri
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LOST-Travciing bag between Men,
orial Bridge and Bismarck last
Sunday af&c rn0on. Call 4l5M.
Reward, - sesf<s
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..AafNNRAp0l.lA sRkQllR

Minneapolis, Aug. 23--(Au)-Flour
10. ccnts lower; il carload lots. fam
lily patehts quoted ats6, 4Osa barrel in
92spoupd cotton sacks; shipments
37..74B barrels.
Bran 81. O0G22 -. X
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FOR SALE - 30 20 sllfag Carbine,
good condition. 40 cartridges, $40.
f. Nctxba neit. U1B. w. ,Rosscr.
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FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms. we'll
furnished, hot water heat. Close in.
Gentlemen preferred. Phone 375,
or call 802sEiEhth street. 50
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SAVES A STAIN.

Fruit acids will STAIN the finest
porcelain table top, il allowed to
stand. Always wipe up immc diately
with warm water.
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] MAkE C,tl0I nRIAaafa

Save all fruit juices and ,use them
for flavoring your sumner drinks.
Cherry or strawberry juices are par.
ticularly desirable instead Of plain
syrup or sugar.
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YOa YALE III.
.DESlRABLE HOMES

A NEW MoDcRlN BUNGALOW 81
two bedrooms, bath, living room
Kitchen, fall bassmsat,si furSaca
heat, east front, garage, nice. yenp1
trees and lawn. Sale price $500
+ Terms. 80 ,t~s -
A THREE .0cDROOM, smadern two,
story house, south front, neal
school, we'll located. Sale price
$500. Terms. This home VA,
F built in lO21 ors1022. ~
A TWO BEDROOM. 4wosstory mod
ern house, located on. Wet ,fAayel
street. not far out. House and yard
in fine condition.. Sale price 70 800
Terms. ~ ae,
A SEVEN ROOM modern house, 10,
.0OxlO0, feet, best location, hardwood
floors, furnace hest, trees and
lawn. Sale price. 1880. Terms.
A SIX ROOM. modern bungalow, het.
water heat, full basement, garase
east front. Sale price $500
Terms.
A TEN ROOM house completely fur.
nished divided into apartment and
now rented. 9 Sale price $500
Terms. a.ae ~,
TWO HOUSES one six rooms and
bath, and one five rooms and bath
both modern, -Aouhle garage, beth
on corner lot 6Oxl4O, located on
corner Of Eighth and Broadway
Sale price 1880. Terms. This
property has good rental value and
is across the street from Catholic
church.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Niae Ytars Active City Selllag.
Webb Block. = Phone I
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FOR RENT--Slecping rooms. Clean
and plcasAMt. S22 Fifth street.
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-. FARGO BUTTER
Fargo, n. D.. Aug. 23-(AP)-But-
ter fat. churning cream -; packing
stock IS.
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lost

" 4,-as..s,~ s.ssss7- LOST
LOST-Largc Scotch Collie doc
~flash." two years old. light tan
and white, black spot resembles
grease spot, long pointed muxzlc.
Substantial reward. Notify Tribune.
~. W. c." ~ !;
LOST-A black and white beaded
purse containing valuables. Lost
August Is, on the Red Trail be-
tween iMandsn and South Heart.
Reward. Address, Is Second Ave.
West. Dickinson. N. D.
LOST-Retary Pin. Friday. Finder
please return to N. o. Churchill.
corwin-Churchill Motor Co., for re-
ward.
LlNOLEUM
Give new linoleum a coat of var
nish to make it wear longer and
clean more easily.
BLOOD STAINS
Blood stains should be washed out
first with cold water and white SOAP.
Hot water sets them, il applied ct
first. though boiling will remove last
traces Of stain. after the first wash
ing in cold water.
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CHAMNlS s.lnrsI

CHAMOIS CLOTH
The high polish Of tho piano will
benefit most from dry rubbing with
Il piece Of channels cloth.
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FOR RENT-For two months . mod
ern furnished apartment in the
Vnrney flats. Phone TIA.
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BOUlLLON CUBES
Many cooks substitute two or three
bouillon cubes for soup stock. in
making mushroom coup.
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FURNITURE ron SALE
FOR SALE-Two good mattr sc S.
Also one used. 3 by 10 rug in
fairly good condition. All Fifth St.
Phone 273.
FOR SALE-My furniture including
piano. large roll top desk. Leaving
city. Priced right. {. u. Nupen.
Phone $40.
FOR SALE-Good bedstead, mattres
and springs (423) Also sideboard
(&1l.l .422 Fifth street.
FOR SALE-,Second hand electric
Washing machines. French & Welcf,
Hardware, store.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-23
TODAY


cut to find spot on which to pitch
their ring. Now they hope to fight
and get their $l,OOO.0OO in Phils.
dclphia.
The mayor welcomes the bout:
and Governor Pinchot, representing
the state. Is said to approve It also
The sesquiccntcnnial stadium viii
seat $4,000 and $2,OOO.0OO !!gat
receipts are expected.
All of this would interest gentle.
men that gathered in Philadclphia in
1916.
In addition. Dempsey proves that
: he isn't afraid to fight a black man,
Wills, after he finishes with the
white Tunncy. He offers to fight
Wills and bet $4,000. on himself.
Those that arc interested in the
ability of Il powerful white man to
beat "A powerful colorctl man are
doubtless much elatcd.
Secretary Kellogg is said to sug.
Eest further reduction in the worlds
floating navies. .lx..
Fortunately what nations do with
obsolete floating battleship fortress.
cs is not important. The thing that
counts is what they do about flying
fleets. :--
President Coolidge aud others re.
sp0nsiblc should see u phOtogra oh re-
Gently published of the prince regent
Of Japan aud his wife. intently watch
ing the review Of u flyin1 school in
Japan. The Japanese know what il
important. We don't. ~
EASTERN Ssm i ps4. l.! l:tsss !. other .s.
Hall murder case. Somcbod MUIR
dered d clergyman and woman in
his choir. somebody cut that wom-
ans, throat with shears, after she was
dead. Relatives Of the clergyman's
widow. a rich woman, are held for
murder. I
The solemn New York Times prints
sixteen columns shout this murder Ia
ono edition and explains .editorially
that it is 'the mystery" that causes
such extensive publicity. That is like
the man that went to the circus for
the sake Of his little boy. IT u
circulation that really decides how
man many ! pages ana yoa give TO. . murder
If you have !. good news editor, why
apologize for him?
sWall Street was resting yesterday.
AS you have seen 4: siood han, heavy
with raw meat, resliae and diecsting.
That Genesnf gMeters etAek divi-
dead, eon which reetpienks sSay - In
Comc tax. amounts it pf0nGI(k sanAf-