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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
STOCKS STAGE
: A RECOVERY
Rally Comes After an Unin,
terrupted Decline Extend
ing More Thaa alWeek

New. YORK. March .-tN-- Stock
prices staged remarkable recovery
today after an uninterrupted decline
of over week in which scores of is
sues had been carried down 10 to 60
points from their high levels Of the
year. The rally. which received it's
impetus from the buying of strong
financial interests combined with that
of hundreds of small investors who
were attracted by the high yields
available on fsAny issues, ran from
one to nearly appoints. Bear trad
crs, who had Sld stocks short
throughout the accent decline, COW
cred freely. hut wefG forced in many
cases to bid .hisilkin order to cover
their commitments.
American Can was in the forefront
Of the advance. selling 10 points above
yesterdays low level before .'thc end
of the third hour. General Electric
and u. s. Cast Iron Pipe each rec
orded overnight gains Of about Ia
points, and United Drug, Dupont.
Foundation, Commercial Solvents.
'.B" and Woolworth sold seven to
nine points higher. The rally in rails
was led by Frisco, comrnon. and Pcre
Marquette, each Of which scared
about six points. buying of the last
named being stimulated by cxpccta-
tions of;a higher dividend at the
special ilfaGting of directors to he
called " b few days. "Nickcl
Plate" q j advanced seven points
to 49,. fcH5 hack to $50 and then
snapped back to l34 by 1880 y. m.
Total sales ut the end Of the third
hour were about 100000 shares, as
against more than 100000 durin.
the corresponding period yesterday.
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TERRIBLE ECZEMA
!, GOES QUICKLY
! BARRETTES
Strong. Powerful Yet Safe. Surgeons
Prescription Called MOOnc's Emcr.
aid Oil Has AstOnishcd
Physicians.

There is one simple und inexpensive
way to reduce the danger Of swollen
veins and hun hes. sra ret them
down l." normal aud .!..i il 1" apply
Moonr's Emerald OH night and morn
ing. uAin'. lhc Mnnnc'.; lIanda"c To
support them during the day. People
who have painful. enlarged veins
should not neglect them for they
sometimes burst and cause much mis-
cry and loss Of time.
Moonc's Emerald Oil, besides being
so marvclously antiseptic th6t it at
once destroys germs and poisons
caused by germs is such remarkable
healing agent that eczema. BARRIERS
itch. salt ihcum and other inflamma-
tory skin cruptions 20 in n few days.
For years it has been used for
'boils, ulcers. .absccsscs and open sores.
AMI with the most perfect success.
With each original bottle which any
pharmacist can supply y6A,,iS,a folder
that gives instructions for, use in all
of the above distressing, complaints.
Your druggist and all druggists will
be glad to supply you. ADV.
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REPORTERS WILL
DEFYCOURT ORDER

Bay st. Louis, Miss, March 4.-{R)
Needless Of court warnings, news
paper reporters were assembled here
today for the opening Of the trial Of
Jesse Favre, charged with the muir
der Of w. NJ. Mimgec and j. A. Me-
Lcmorc, federal cntoMologists. The
men were foui(l dead near Picayune,
Miss, February 10.
Judge Walter A. White last week
issued ruling ordering newspapers
from publishing testimony or any
thing pertaining to facts in the case.
He contended that publication might
hinder justice, and promised a Jail
sentence for any who disobcyed his
order. Several publishers have an
nounced their intention of ignoring
the order and publishing the story,
as they would any other.
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CHICAGO LIyESTOCK

Chicago, March 4.--R)- Hogs
81 900; fairly active; SOILS cents
higher than Wednesdays average;
lighter weight show full advance; 24O
TO $40 pound butchers mostly 1900
Ml2.G9; bulk of desirable 200 to 225
pound weights 12.9OMl3.25; good and
choice 1870 pounds down 13.4OM13.75;
tops $50 pound up 1890; 100 pounds
up 1880; packing sows lOl5O@11. 20;
sorted killing pigs 400 down; heavy.
weights 11.9O@l2.CJ; medium weight
12.lOLP)13.35: light weights l2.2O@
1880; light lights l2.3O013.9O; pack
ing sows lO.4D@ll.2O; slaughter pigs
13.5O@14.OO.
Cattle 10000; fed steer trade slow;
steady to weak; spots 1O@l5 lower;
"Wednesday snap absent; killing quail
ity medium to good; best matured
steers early at 1915; some held high.
err; bulk 8.85@1O.25; she stock
scarce, fully steady; bulls 1O@l5
higher; vealers strong to u higher
'12.00@l3.50; outsiders pay l4.O0@
1900. III:
Sheep $4,000; slow; practically no
early sales on sheep or lambs; ship
per demand for choice handyweiglits
lambs are somewhat improved; hid
ding around laps for choice shippers
or around SO cents lower than We'd
nesday's early market: indications
around steady with Wednesdays close
to packers; talking steady on sheep
and feeding lambs.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES 80

Minneapolis, March 4.-tR)-Rahgc
Of csrt6t grain sales. Wheat No.
dark northern l!59@l.74A; No. 2
dark northern 1.541s@l.6GA; No. 3
dark northern l.46h@1.G7A; sample
grade dark northern, No. l hard
spring 1888 @1 .72% No. hard win
ter l.G2N; No. amber durum 1881
@1.40h: No. l durum l.42h; harley
sample grade ,53@58; No. 2, 6l: No. 4.
$1,000. rs ~ |
: Corn No. 5 yellow COZ No. mixed
57A;. No. white 81. :,
Oats No. 2 white 35A @S6ia: No. 3
white 35A@36.
Rye No. 2, 2.8O@9l.
Flax No. /. 2.231a@2.30h.
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MlNNEAPOLIs GRAIN

Minneapolis, March 4.--LR9,-Wheat
receipts 200 cars. compared with 1856
year ago. Cash: No. / northern
l.55h al. 58la; No. l dark northern
spring. choice to fancy 1.65h al .69k;
good to choice l.6OM@1.G4is; ordin-
airy to good 1.55h@l.59ls; No. l hard
spring 1.56 @1.7Ols; No. / dark hard
Montana on track l.67h@l.7O1a; to
active l.56h@1.69,s; May l.52A;
July 1.48,s.
Corn No. 3 yellow G9@73.
Oats No. 3 white 357s@86as.
Barley 50@62.
Rye No. 2, 8O@82.
Flax No. l, 2.23@2.27.
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FURNITURE At A BARGAIN

KITCHEN cabinet, S24.O0; new,
wardrobe. sill; fumcd oak. book
case, Sc; 2 sanitary touches with
mattresses, Sc and 81; 3-burncr,
Perfection oil stove, 81: Pcrfec-!!
ton oven, So; enamel top kitchen
table. So; tablc-desk. 50; 2 rockers
Mt 81; hand vacuum cleaner, So;
telephone stand, 81; rorticrcs with
rod, ST.; galvanized boiler, 75c:'
tennis racket, 81; fernery with,
plant, So; fruit jars ut 5Oc per-
dozen; set Of flat irons SIC; large
rag rug 75c; books at 35c; ironingy
board, 60c: dishes at 05c; iron
rake; shovel and spade ut soc; tea-s
kettle, Soc; double cooker, Csc;
coffee grinder, Zoe: chicken wire;
soc; double mallet croquct set, ST.
new check writer, $50; miscellan-
cous articles. Phone AGAR. \
,0.c.ok
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FOR SALE


) ROOM modern house, including 2
bedrooms, full basement. fine lot,
garage, for $500. on terms.
! ROOM partly finished house, close
in. on broadway. lots II and Is, in
block "a. @. r.. water and sewer
in basement. for $21OO. on terms.
I ROOM modern house. east front.
full basement. porch. IS foot 'front.'
age, for $500. on good terms.
ROOM modern house, including 5
bedrooms. east front, near schools.
fine lot. garage, good condition.
reasonable price and TERMS
4 ROOM modern house, we'll located,
south front, full basement, garage.
for $4,000, on terms.
ROOM modern house. including s
bedrooms, east front, full basement.
good porch. hot water heat. near.
schools. we'll located, for $G5OO, on
terms.
FINE building lot on Avenue H.. be-'
tween Third and Fourth streets.
GEO. VI. REGISTER
a. uylr
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WORK WANTED

ACCOUNTANT with part; time avail
able can handle several additional
small sets Of bO0teA II your bus
mess does not warrant the employ
of u full-timc bookkcepcr and you
want your records kept in a
thorough and efficient manner at
a reasonable expense write Tri-
hume No. 90. S.3-lw
GIRL Of over twelve years wishes
place to work for room and board
while attending school. Inquire Of
porter at Mckenzie Hotel. ,3-a-3t
WORK WANTED-Washing to do at
home; first class silk clothes done
reasonable. Phone 786-W, or bring
to 404 Ave. B. 3-3.3t
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FUTURES HIT NEW LOW
LEVELS At MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, March 4.-R)-Whcat
futures dropped to new low levels
early in today's session. unexpected
weakness in cables and q drastic
liquidation break at Winnipeg start
ina decline which ran into fresh
stop loss selling. May dropped 3N
cents from yesterdays close and y
cent under the previous low register
ell Tuesday.
Oats broke Il cent to a new low,
stop loss selling in force under IS
cents for May. May, rye was off 2
cents and recovered Il cent over yes
tcrday's close on short covering. May
barley broke " cent. May flax seed
hit stop loss orders and dropped AK
cents.
Cash wheat was firm. Bulk of the
offerings sold at unchanged prem.
iums, but occasional sales of heavy
weight springs and few of light
weight good protein were cent high
err. No. ss M
Durum way STRONG. 80 ss
Winter wheat was firm.
Corn was firm to l cent higher.
Oats were firm to strong.
Rye was firm.
Barley was firm and unchanged.
Flax seed was steady to firm.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

0k9HN2NQV U9StNDN
Chicago, March 4.---LP9-Wheat No.
l hard 1874: No. white 1853.
Corn No. 2 mixed "a; No. 2 yellow
70@73; oats No. white 39k@39A;
No. 4 white 38&: rye No. 2 san.
Barley 56@7l.
Timothy seed 6.25@7.OO.
Glover seed 2S.O0@32.00.
Lard l4.70: ribs 1887; bellies 1912.
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BABY CHICKS

BETTER CHICKS, lower prices;
standard breeds; our own hatchery:
catalog free. stamp appreciated.
Bcals Chickeries. Fargo. n. d.
3.4 10 1872 "a 1881
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

=
South st. Paul, March A. Cattle
$500; fed steers and yearlings, slow.
steady; short load yearlings held
around $50; bulk steers and yearlings
8.00@0.0O; fat she stock moderately
active, steady. largely 4.75@7.5O;
Gamers and cutters unchanged. $50
G4.25; bulls slow. mostly 5.5O@5.75;
stockcrs and feeders moderately &C.
tive, G.75@8.OO. Calves 1000; fully
steady, H.50@l2.50; bulk 1850
1900. So
Hogs $500; steady to strong; some
sales light weights strong to 25
higher; desirable $50 to 200 pound
averages mostly 1900; closely sorted
1GO to $50 pound averages up to
1925: 200 to $50 pound butchers 1926
@l2.75; heavier weights mostly 1890
Ml2.25; bulk packing rvs 1000; pigs
mostly 400; average cost Wednes-
day l2.49; weight 233.
Sheep 200; fat lambs wcak; no
choice fed westerns hero; few loads
natives around 1880; fat ewes 7.50
M8.5O.
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FOR SAIE---Smith Typewriter in.
good condition, $500. Also. bleak
fast set consisting Of painted gate =
leg table and four chairs, che:p.
Phone 624W, after six o'ctoslE-r------.
3-A.3t
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CHICAGO POULTRY
Chicago. March 4.-Lp1-. Poultry
alive steady: receipts none; prices
unchanged.
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rNI(.ACn. .pR0DIfCE

Chicago. March A-1G--Butter low
IF; receipts 5.2S3 Tubs; Creamery ex-
tras 43; standards s42K; extra firsts
42dp;s; firsts 4l@k; seconds 37O39.
Eggs higher; receipts 1857 cases;
extra .firsts 26la@27; firsts 2G; or
binary firsts 24A. Cheese unchanged.
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Dance at the State Training
School Gym (Mandan) Sat-
urday, March 9Th. Music by
Lows Z niece orchestra.
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FOR RENT--Thrce light .housekecps
ing rooms. 1910 Broadway, one
block east of Catholic School.
C.A.9t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GOOD USED CARS

Dodge Brothers lower prices makes
it possible for US to offer you some
very u,oisual bargains, which we
do not think can be duplicated
elsewhere.
1926 Ford Touring, like new, only
$325.0O; Light Ford Truck, with
body and cab, $4,000; Overland
Touring $500: 1924 Dodge Tour
ing in excellent condition, $4,000;
Ford Coupe completely ovcrhaulcd,
100000: Dodge Touring ut the
bargain price Of only $225.O0.
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LOST-.Small brocadcd coin purse. :
contains small silver rosary in o.
case. Finder kindly return, To the
Tribune for reward. salt.
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PHONE BOB.
M. b. GILMAN co.

FOR SALE-l925 Chevrolet coach:
Al mechanical condition.; good
. tires: 1915. Fullarton, at Bismarck
Hotel. 3-3-tf
FOR SAI.E--Overland Spad Truck at
bargain. 500 Eas. Main. 2-l7-tf
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Too Late 10 C,aSkx

FOR RENT--Nice large reegns IN q:
good home. Close IA. Suitable for
two; gentlemen only. ]15 Fourth
Street. Phone l162. :.
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ROOMS FOR Risr !,


FOR RENT-Nice and warm ROBIN in
fine locality; gentleman only. Call
at 81 Ave. A.. corner Mandan Ave.,
or phone 1Ol7. 8-1-tfi
FOR RENT-Large comfortable room.
In modern house suitable for one or
two. Close IN. Phone 1881. sos
Third Street. - S.2-8t,
FOR RENT--One light housekeeping.
room, $l8; one block from p. o.
Also house for sale, $4,000. Phone
1051W., 3-2-8t.
FOR RENT--Furnished rooms fon
light housekeeping private batn'
at $50 Fourth Street. 3-3-lw'
FOR RENT-Furnished room, one or
two ladies. Phone ll1iM. Cos Ave.
c. e.. 3-l-fwk.
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AUTO TIRES

AUTO TIRES Ask your dealer for
Cable Guaranteed Tires nigh
quality-lcw price. Factory prices
to travelling statesmen. &. =. Moody,
bismarck, n. d., Factory Rtprcscn-
tativc. 2-2G.1w
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petition WANTED /

LaSalle N En- ion
University graduate. four 1fhrs
experience, married, Wish NC
counting position with opp &Fni-
ty, open for engagement Apfi sa5.
Address No. ~ Tribune. ~
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Dance at the State Training
School Gym (Mandan) Sat.
urday, March 9Th. Music by
Lows Z piece orchestra.
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Cook with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
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A USED
CAR FROM
Dakota Auto Sales

Can be4r depended upon. Its
value is always greater than
its selling price. It's condi-
ton is excellent. Its capabil-
ity Of giving service is great
est. You are invited to make
Our house your headquarters
during the Auto Show.
1926 Oakland, Rex enclosure.
1925 Star, Rex enclosure.
1923 Dodge, California top.
1922 Dodge Touring, good
shape.
1922 Dodge, California top.
1922 Ford coupe, very good
shape.
Buick Touring. I, J,
1922 Dodge ,roadster.
1924 Chevrolet Sedan, excel
lent shape. y
1926 Ford Sedan.
1922 Chandler, Cal. top. al
1920 Chevrolet Touring.
Buick Touring.
1920 Ford Touring.
1922 Oakland, ROao stsr. 4
1922 Maxwell Toaring.
Franklin Roadster.
1923 Chevrolet Sedan gopd
condition. ''s
Several Fords in good shape
ranging in price from $45 to
500.
Under our liberal time pay
'shsnt plan, you mag .pey Nor
he car ss yop USE N
Dakota Auto Sales
Company, Inc.
l6s4o6IEs Six. !.
- IS $ J. - ~
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WHEAT PRICES
LACK SUPPORT
Lower Opening Followed by
Moderate 'Recovery-Set.
backs Occur later
OLOaE he. IlNfsErrLRn


Chicago. March 4,--LP)-Al1 de.
liveries Of wheat t0uchen the low.
est prices t0&1sy eeScAed YET On
the present downturn, but houses
with eastern connections became
persistent buyers, and prices raj
lied sharply IS compared With
the days cotton figures. Export
demand for North American /.
wheat was fair, and flour trade
both northwest and southwest
was reported as showing cOhs:d.
eraIile Improvement, corn AdvsMc.
cd as a result Of speculative buy.
ing after May and September cora
and all deliveries or oats Md
made . new low price record %.
day for the season. u
Wheat closed unsettled, un.
changed to 1917 cent lower,
corn at Il to cents gain, and
oats vt = cent off to u cent up.
Chicago. March 49, Genera
selling found support lacking 70
wheat prices early today and shar]
declines resulted. Weakness at Liv
crpool was largely responsible for tn
selling here. Rallies, which were wit
messed here after the opening, an,
which were associated with upturn
in security values. failed to hca,
we'll. The opening, l& cent to 81,
cents lower, May "new" 1864 t,
1.57la. and July 1855 al. 3Sis, wa
followed by a moderate recovery an,
then by downturns lower than before
Corn and oats sympathixed will
wheat weakness. After opening q
cent to and 5 cent off. May 1915 t.
7Gai, corn rallied but then decline.
again.
Oats u cent to * cent lower, Ma.
39ts to "07a. and later showed 81
additional setback.
Higher quotations on hogs tendet
To steady provisions.
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POTATOES


6 aChicago. March 49, Potatoes:
Receipts Sc cars; total u. s. ship
ments GEO: trading just fair; market
steady; Wisconsin sacked round
whites 3.G5M3.85: fancy shade high
or: Minnesota sacked round whites
2.4OG13.70; Idaho sacked russcts 3.75
Mp3.JO; fancy bakers shlde higher.
Minneapolis. March 4--lP9- Pota-
toes, good wire inquiry. demand mod
crate. market unsettled. wide range
in prices. Carloads delivered sales,
freight only deducted. Minneapolis
st. Paul rate. sacked cwt. round
whites. y. S. No. 1 3.35@3.55, mostly
3.4O@3.5O. Seed stock, sacked cwt.
irish Cobblcrs. nartly graded alGa0
'3s5. mostly 3 .55@3.0O. Sacked dykt.
Bliss Triumphs, pattly gs1ded 8SG0
3.40, few as high as 3.65.
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FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. N. d., March 4.-tP-futtcr
fat, churning cream 43; packing
stock 20.
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- = >
FOR SALE-125 Hereford cows.
April. Wachter Transfer Co.
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The pulp of the young cocoanut is
said to contain all the constituents
Of the human mothers milk.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
=a-P Ell Q n II -
MALE uIhp SrA,l7ep

WANTED-Men and won7sn 70 learn
barber trade; great demand; hig1
wages; few weeks completes; cata.
Barber College. Fargo, IN. D.
3.o-lmO.
WANTED--An All around blacksmit1i
steady work the year around. Eredl
Manovilits. Mott. N. d. 3.2-lwk.a
YOUNG MAN WANTED.-To work.
by the month. +. Jas1kowiak. 42l
Twelfth street. 3.2-tfl
WORK WANTDD--Man and wife
want. work on farm. Write Tri-I
bune No. 90. 3.2.1Wk'
WANTED-.Two men to work by the
day. F. Jnszkowiak, 42l Twelfth.
street. 3.4-tf
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FOR SALE-YO acres land known as
the Frcedc Farm, one mile from
bismarck II interested address J.
W. Mclaughlin, Care Of n. ID. Pen
itcntiary. 3-2.2wks.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-40O acres OF land nine
MoiTit. i Improved. ATh D'i Hundred d
acres broke. Also 80 head Of cat
tie. Is horses. farm machinery, %
hogs, hay and feed. $4,000 70.
all or $1,000 for land alone. Chas.
Morton. Driscoll, N. d. 2-G-lin
WANTED TO TRADE-A choice 100
acres Of cultivated land in. Golden
Valley County, N. Oak. no .incum-
brances, for modern dwelling in
Bismarck. Write care Tribune No.
So. 2-27-lW
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FOR RENT One hundred sixty acres,
near Wing. N. Oak. Write Mrs.
4 Fletcher Wilson. 1912 Fourth Ave.
+ So, Billings, Mont. 3.4-4t
FOR SALE-The N. w. Quarter Of
Sec. 33, Stark County. 4 miles
South of Belfield, N. ID. Every
foot can be cultivated. Price and
terms reasonable. NJ. w. Neff, Bis
marck. N. Oak. 2-27-2w
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HOUSES AND FLATS

-- -
FOR SAI4E-Eight room house all
modern, hot water heat, hardwood
floors, oak wood work. south front,
excellent location, 20 It. front by
l50--also garage. Owner leaving
town. Price and terms reasonable.
Inquire of Spink & Co., Mandan,
N. Oak. 3-2-1m
FOR RENT-March l, q modern heat
ed four room flat and bath; also
land to- rent on shares in Boyd and
Francis townships. Cora s. Nc
Lean. Phone 905. 2-26-tf
FOR SAIlE-Four modern tenant
houses. price $l2,5OO; $4,000 cash.
balance terms. For further infor-
nation write Tribune No. 81.
3-3-lmo.
FOR RENTAL modern four room
apartment, also 2 room apartment,
partly furnished for light house
keeping. College Bldg. Phone ls3.
FOR RENT Completely furnished
apartment, two roosnssAnd large
closet. opening on large porch. ITO
Seventh St. Phone .357-J. 2-26-lwk.
FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished
IOOHl duu klCCuCUCVSc 1OF IlkHt
housekeeping. Rosser or Phone
525W. 3-4-lw
FOR RENT-Four room house on
South Fifth street. Partly. modern.
No. Els. Phone 129W. 3-2-3t
FOR RENT-Two double rooms in a
modern house. 40 Seventh Street.
Phone 977-W. 3-3-3t
FOR RENT Completely furnished
three room apartment. 7l3 Third
Street. {. 3.3-3t
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HELP RANTED-Fr1fALK

WANTED-Compctent maid for gem
eral housework. Family Of two.
Highest wages. Write care 'Tri.
bune No. 80. 2-23-tf
WANTED-Compctent git1 for gener.
al houscwork. No washing. 406
Sixth st. Phone 43l. 3-1-tf
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FOR, SALE One baby carriage. IN
good condition. Price reasonable.
Call ut SIG Fourteenth Street.
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FOR SALE High-oven gas range,
dining, room table and four chairs.
one cupboard and fruit jars. Phone.
Il 1867 after g y. m. 3-2-3t.
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FOR SALE--Case tractor, Oliver 3
Bottom, Plow. Geo. Gussncr. Bis
mnrck, N. Oak. 3.2,3t
FOR HAULING ashes and trucking.
Phone. 9TH and get square deal.
TN. 'Rnrrh. I-2- lwk
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAEE-Pioneer white. dent seed
corn. 500 blu. Will sell one-third,
one-half or all to person or persons.
VIM. Mcdonald, r. 2, Bismarck.
3-2.3t
FOR SALE Full bloodcd Scotch
Shorthorn bull, weighs 23OO lbs,
seven years old. Can be seen at
McCormick's Ranch, Menokcn.
.4# 3-4-3wks.
FOR SALE--75xl5O foot corner lot
on Seventh street and Avenue + for
$3.50. Lots are one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. %.
IL. mn
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4 Sweet Stomach

e WHIT pity when youth and vitality ate set
t naAght by disordered stomach. and bad
breath! Don't hAve them at any age! Hearty
eaters-hard smokcrs-high livcrs-sfind
Stuart's boon and blessing! .
Eat what you wish. Drink what you like.
Then chew Stuart tablet That g,ves the
stomach sufficient alkaline: the result is sweet
stomach. serene .digestion.e NO pains. no gas.
f Full Box FREEl
Every drug gist has Stuart's tab
let's. 25c and 60c. Or. fun box
Company, Dept. L, Marshall. Mich.
Ter n metal box OF Stuart's for tn"
keep II filled! A new
stomach for twenty-five cents.
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FOX -SALE--Two good building sites
on pavement. Inquire Of II. +.
O'Hare, Little Bldg, Bismarck.
N. Oak. 3-2-tf