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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
PAYSA TRIBUTE TO
LATE SENATOR LADD OF NORTH DAKOTA

Under the caption "A Friend Not
Fully Appreciated" O. J. Schuster.
newspaper correspondent. had the fol-
lowing article in recent issue OF
the Union Star, published at Brook
neal. Virginia. concerning the Unitci
States scnatc's exercises in memory
Of the late Senator Edwin +. Ladd
Of North Dakota:
The United States Senate was in
session last Sunday. though
not for regular business. 1t
met to pay tribute to the
memory Of Dir. Edwin +. Ladd.
late a United States Senator from
North Dakota. DR.. Ladd died June
%. 1925, as result Of an operation
On special invitation l attended
these memorial exercises. Arriving
at II o'clock Sunday morning | was
surprised to see less than. a dozen Of
the 96 Senators in the chamber, and
at no time were there large num-
Der present A goodly number Of
people were in the galleries, how
ever. and these gave earnest and re-
spcctful attention to the seven adj
dresses made by seven Senators. These
seven Senator's represented all the
different political parties Republi-
can. Democratic. Progressive, Nom
partisan. and Farmer-Labor--cach adj
dress ,eulogized the departed member
in the highest terms. The tributes
paid by Senator Sheppard of Texas
and Senator Nyc Of North Dakota
especially impressed me by their
thoughtfulness and sincerity.
DIR. Ladd's Record
Here is the record of DR.. Ladd in
few words: After gradua ting from
the State University of Maine in
1884 he became professor in the
New York College of Agriculture,
Six years later he went to North
Dakota to take a similar but more
advanced position. In 1916 he became
President of the North Dakota State
College of Agriculture, and in 1920
was elected to the United States
Senate by the people of his state.
Throughout this period DR.. Ladd
served the interests of the common
people as few men have ever done.
He was an expert chemist and so was
athletic analytic the canned foods on
the market and found that they con-
tanned chemicals very harmful to the
users Of these foods. He exposed the
manufacturers and the poisons they
were using and SO aroused their bitter
enmity by interfering with their prof
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its. DR.. Laid never slackencd in his
fight until the pure food law was
passed and the adultcration had to
stop.
More than to any other man, the
farmers Of this country owe to DR..
Laid the present improved standard
Of grades Of grain and the better
marketing conditions these standards
have brought about. The millcrs.
grain buyers and grain gamblers
generally. did everything in their
power to destroy tic influence and
work of Dr. Ladd in behalf Of the
farmers. They and the papers they
could enlist in their cause denounced
Ladd as Radical" Socialist"
a "Bblshevist." names that scare the
people who do not understand them
apd who do little thinking for them
selves. Thus the very people in whose
behalf DR.. Ladd was fighting at times
would Join with the enemy and fight
their own best friend. For 20 years
of his struggles these enemies Of
Dr. Ladd had suits pending against
him in the courts yet they never
won single one Of the suits they
brought.
4 Great Scientist
DR.. Ladd was a great scientist
With great skill. patience. and per-
sistence he used his scientific mind
and forceful personality for the bcnc-
tit of the people. 1t was his con-
victlon that no person or group or
class should have any special priv
legcs. He believed that all service :
political. social. and industrial
should be measured by the extent to
which it contributed to the GENERAL
WELFARE and SO as Senator he con-
tinucd to put this conviction and
this belief into practice. Thus he
aroused the bitter cnmity Of machine
politicians. Only few months be-
fore his death leading Republican
Senators joined in with other party
leaders and turned him out of the
councils of the party because nc
dared to think and act independently
for the good Of all the people.
Now that Senator Ladd is dead the
truth can be told. The intelligent
and noble service he rendered not
only to the people Of this country
but of the whole world can be freely
exhibited. As it is laid bare every
fair and thoughtful mind can do no
other than to appreciate it and honor
the memory Of DR.. Ladd. Even his
worst enemies join in the general
tribute to the intelligent, permanent
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NOTICE OF MORTG AGE:
DS(DR('l(lS(IR SA0,E

WHEREAS, Default has been made
in the terms and conditions OF that
certain mortgage hereinafter de-
scribcd by the non ayment OF the
four amortization installments o.
bnc Hundred Four and 00/10o
tSl0i.oO) Dollars each. due July llth:
1924. and January 18th, 1925, and
July nth, 1925. and January llth'
1926.
Now, Therefore. Notice is hereby
Given. That that certain mortgage
executed aud delivered by John +.
Wildfans and Della G. WildfanG, his
VIE. mortgaGors. TO The Federal
corporate. Of the city of ST. Paul,
County Of Ramsey. state Of Mime
sofa. mortgagco. dated January 1lth.
1919, and filed for record In the Of.
flee OF the Register of Deeds OF
July .3rd. 1919, and recorded IN book
iG1 OF Mortgages. at page 236. viii
be forccIoSed by Il sale Of the prem
Uses in such mortgage and here
matter described. at the front door
of the Court House, in the City of
state Of North Dakota, at the hour
OF O'Clock L. NJ. on the 1ith day
If June. 1926. to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the day
mentS. Said sal. is to be made sub
icct and inferior To the unpaid
balance Of the principal and interest
which will subsequently become due
and payable OH the aforesaid mort
gage Of The Federal Land. Bank OF
Saint Paul amounting to Twenty
nine hundred fifty three and 97/lOO
($2953.97) dollars. The premises de-
Scribcd in such mortgage ana which
will he sold TO satisfy the same are
situated in the County of Burlcigh,
and State OF North Dakota. and de-
Scrihr1 follows.
The East Half (Ei2) Of Section
Twenty three l23). Township One
Hundred Thirty-nine u3yD North.
Range Sovcnty-seven CID West.
containing Three Hundred Twenty
(329) acres. more or less. according
to the government survey thereof.
There will be due on said mort.
gage at the date Of sale for said de-
faulted installmcnts. the sum OF Four
Hundred Fifty-six and $4,000
H456.63) Dollars, together with
statutory attorneys fees and cost OF
foreclosure as provided by law.
Dated this 1st day Of May. 1926.
The Federal Land Bank of st. Paul.
MOrtgagee.
Ralph c. Morton,
Attorney for mOrtgagee.
carringtOn. North Dakota.
5-1-1i31-28 It'll
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Protein From the
Farmers Viewpoint

Grand Forks. n. d.. May p. The
first considerable evidence OF an at
tempt to market wheat on Il protein
basis at local markets was shown in
the marketing of the l925~vbcat crop
in North Dakota. These instances
in which individual farmers sold their
wheat strictly on the basis Of "A pro-
tcin test were few and scattered,
but AN indication Of an awaken
ing along this line.
When the farmer stops to con-
slider that premiums Of 20 cents to
23 cents per bushel arc being paid for
North Dakota protein wheat, and that
in many cases he is not getting the
advantage of this premium. the mat
ter assumes am important aspect.
Considering the length of time farm
ers Of North Dakota have been mar
kcting high protein wheat without
receiving the full benefit Of the pro-
tcin premium. there has been an in
cstimable loss.
Must Understand Protein
A thorough understanding Of pro-
tcin. it's productions, fluctuations in
protein quotations. effect Of weather
and soil conditions, crop rotations to
increase protein content, ETC., are nee
cssary before the North Dakota farm
cr can hope to gain the recognition
he should for his superior quality Of
wheat. Kansas leads in it's educa-
tional program regarding protein and
has succeeded fairly well up to date
in giving the individual farmer a
local market on protein test basis.
State terminals help to bring pres
sure to bear i'm this direction and to
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MANY CROPS
EGR0WN IN
HIGHLAND CO
Agriculture Has Improved BE,
cause Of Successful Di-
vcrsificatiOn

Wahpcton, N. d., May II. H =.
Continual hammering on The idea that
divcrsification will make North Dako-
ia farmers prosperous and the sue
cess Of those who. tried it out has
been responsible for the Improvement
in Richland county agriculture. in the
opinion Of r. {. Dyncs, county cx-
tension agent.
From a 0nc-crOp district, Richland
county has become a highly produc-
tive area for corn. alfalfa, sweet
clover and other crops and also has
improved the quality as well as the
number Of livestock on farms.
"Thc agitation for better livestock
and the fact that better quality ami
mails are more profitable. did it,
said Dyncs. "Richland county farm.
ers are going in for more poultry
hogs. sheep, beef and dairy cattle
because they find it pays"
Acreage Increases
The county's corn acreage. Dync>
said has increased 80 per cent in tn,
last five years. Alfalfa has Increased
100 per cent: sweet clover 500 pc,
cent, oats % per cen, and barley :.
per cent. Rye and spring wheat show
decreases. the latter Il total Of ~.
900 acres. The number of acres de
voted to durum wheat remains the
same.
Cooperative marketing agencies arc
not active in the county although
farmers have some slight confidence
in them as Il partial solution for the
r. Q 81
Little land has been sold in the
county and there have been no new
settlers. With good crop year il,
1925 behind him. Dyncs is optimist,
as otthc outlook for 1926.
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ADVERTISER ENT ron bids
ROAD (snA0Dl\t: wORek.

Sealed bids for road grading work
between sections 26 and 81 and be-
tween sections % and Sc. all in
Gibbs Township and between sec
lions % and -. - and 81. .6 and s.;
and 20 aud :6. all i'm Sterling Town
ship and between sections 80 and
IL. - and 50 and IS and SO. Ill in
Driscoll Township. Will he received
by the Board of County Commission
crs OF Burlcigh County. North Da
kota. until 10 o'clock, June End.
1926. Plans and specifications are
on file in the office of the County
Auditor or may be obtaineu from the
County Surveyor.
Each bidder must accompany his
bid with certified check for five
per cent of the full amount bid, pay
able to the order of Edward q. Pat
tcrson. Chairman of the Board. as
Il guaranty that the bidder WILL il
successful. enter into and execute 4
contract with a bond for the full
amount bid
The Board of County Commissions
ers reserve the right to reject amy
or all bids.
I:y order Of the Board of County
Commissioners.
FRANK j. JOHNSON.
County Auditor.
(1-11-o1 and cS)
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and far-rcaching service Of this eff
cient friend of mankind.
This brief record is offered the
readers Of the UNION STAR because
OF its valuable lesson. We need to
devote more study and thinking about
leaders SO that we may learn to dis
tinguish between those who serve
the people as a whole and those who
serve their own selfish interests and
the interests Of those from whom
their financial and social advance
mcnt. comes. II we continue TO be
frightened because some politician
calls the man who fights for the com
mon good u Radical We may be
turning against our own best friend
and block our own progress.
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acquaint the public with the value
Of protein wheat.
The following consignmcnts re-
ccivcd at the North Dakota Terminal
in carload shipments show the net
price paid for the wheat. the card
price on that day and the amount
paid over the card price for protein:
Reynolds. card price $l.3G. net
price $l.5S "a, premium % Ia cents;
Ccchc, card price $l.II. net price
$l64, premium 90 Ia cents; Epping,
card price $l.3G, net price $l.59 81,
premium % "a cents.
The extent to which protein con-
tent can be controlled the best pro-
tcin varieties for milling purposes.
and other questions Of Importance in
raising and marketing protein wheat
will be discussed in articles to toll
lnw
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals for furnishing the
building material required to con-
struct a three class room temporary
school building to BE- erected on the
High School Site will be received
~ the Board of Education OF Bis
marck, North Dakota, at the First
Guaranty Bank. Bismarck, n. H.,
until 1900 a. M. Monday. May 81,
1926. The right II reserved ia re-
and quantity survey Will Is on
file with the clerk and may he seen
at the office cf Var Horn ana RITZ
terDuSh, afcfStectH, BtsiifArck. North
Dakcta. on NH aYttr MY ~, 1895.
BY order OF the BOARD OF Edaaca tiOn.
dated May -. 1926
RlcHARD rESwARDEN,
"a ..as - Clerk.
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PHONE eos:
M. B.. GILMAN CO.

FOR SALE-Sport Model WHY'S
Knight passenger touring car with
Glass Mobile top. With Lahr Motor
Sales Co. new car guarantee. a real
bargain for quick sale. See John
Rungc. Bismarck Food Market.
FOR SALE-Two Dodge touring cars,
one Ford Coupe and one Ford
Roadster. Also the following
household goods: one oil stove.
one library table, one kitchen cab
met. Phone 1877. 500 Main St.
FOR SALE One Overland Champion,
newly ovcrhaulcd and in very good
running condition. Paint and tires
good. Price very reasonable. Write
care Trihunc No. As.
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FEW CET COON WAGES

Madison, W!s.--Unly eight WlscOn-
sin villages pay their village, prcsi-
dents more than 500 year, and only
nine others pay the same officials
as much as 500 a year, according to
reports compiled by the Municipal
Information Bureau Of the State Uni
vcrsity Extension Division.
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CAUSE or TROUBLE

Boston. Mass. Because of the slip
perry going local street car was held
up twice by, flivvers stal!ing on the
track. Upon the third occasion, the
conductor yelled to the motorman.
whats the matter now, Mike Z?
ooh, just another one Of Henry
Ford's fiddlers tuning up on our
track"
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FIRE HAZARD LAW

San Francisco. Calif.-California
has taken steps to reduce fire hazards
and prevent forest fires by a law
which prohibits motorists from throw
ing lighted cigars. cigarettes or other
burning substances from moving auto
mobiles.
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PAGE ELEVEN
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
that certain mortgage. executed aud
delivered by Fred J. Argast and Cora
B. Argast. his wife. Of Moffit. Bur
leigh County. North Dakota. mort
eagors. to Durham Lumber Com
pany. a corporation, OF bismarck.
North Dakota. mOrtgegee. dated the
9TH day Of July, 1923. and filed for
record in the office OF the Register
Of Deeds Of Burleigh. County. North
1924. at 1916 o'clock a. NJ. and re-
corded In Book 144 OF Mortgages an
Page 2l5. and which said mortgage
was duly assigned by said mort
gage to Moffit state Bank. Of MOI
fit. North Dakota. corporation, by
an assignment dated the 18th day of
January, 1926, which said assignment
was filed Tor record In tho ofticr -
the Register Of Deeds Of EurlciEh
County, North Dakota, on the eth
day OF January, 1926, at lo.Oo O'clock
A. NJ. and recorded in Book l75 cf
ASST nments on page 233. Will he
forcclosed by sale OF the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter
Court House in the City Of Bis
marck, Eurlcigh County, North Da-
kota, at the hour OF two o'clock y.
NJ. ON the 4th day Of June. 1926. to
satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as
follows. tO-wit:
The West Half (WE) Of Section
Eighteen u8D, Township One Hun
Lrcd Thirty-scv GAO North OF
Range Svcnty-siX (76). West Of the
9TH T. NJ.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date OF sale the sum Of
$1.I33.21. to which will be added the
costs aud expenses OF sale as pro-
vidcu by law.
MOEFIT STATE BANK,
Owner and Holder Of said
Mortgage.
Scott Cameron.
Attorney for Mortgage.
bismarck. North Dakota.
I-23- 3O-5-7- 14-21-28)
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
that certain mortgage made, exc
cutcd and delivered by T.. G. Rublc,
single man, as mortgagor, to Oluf
Iiartz. as mOrtsagee, dated the 2lst
day of May. \. ID. 1920. filed for
record in the office of the Register
Of Deeds Of HurieiIh County, North
Dakota. on thc 9th day Of August.
A. -. 1920, at = o'clock A. NJ. and
cages at Page SO. will be foreclosed
by sale of the promises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described,
at the front door OF the Court House
in the City Of Bismarck. BurlciEh
County, North Dakota, at the hour
nf : o'clock on the eth day of June.
"A. d. 1926. to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day of
sale. The premises described in
such mortgage and which will be
sold to ss,,sry the same are de-
scribcd as follows, to-wit:
Southeast Quarter Of Section
Eight, Township One Hundred
Forty. North. Range Seventy
five. West OF the Fifth Principal
Meridian, Burlcigh County
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
gage on the date of sale the sum OF
$3.lli.42. besides the costs and dis
burscments in this foreclosure.
Dated at Mohall, y. Dakota. this
END day Of April. 1926
OLUr HARTZ,
Mortgage.
Geo. J. Rodeater.
Attorney for the Mortsag~e,
office aud Post office Address,
Mohall, North DaOkta.
(i-29--9-1 -lI-o1 -2S-6-D
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WHITE SLAVE SYSTEM

Naucn.-A well-organized white
slave traffic system has been dis
covered in the harbor Of Latvia.
Some 1900 men emigratc month
from Russia to South America. the
cmigrants being mostly slave traders,
accompanied by beautiful Russian
German. Caucasian and Polish women
whom they register as their wives.
The prices paid are said to be from
$4,000 to $4,000 each.
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MlsCEELANEOUs

THE YEARS BIGGEST BARGAIN
~ ACRES $1,000, with 8 cows aud
calves, team, z hogs, sows, 1
shoats, registered boar, chickens,
wheat drill, binder, other good inn
plemcnts, furniture, etc. worth
about $500 included; new highway
building nearby; excellent free
range. 20 acres cultivated, alfalfa,
cotton, grain, ETC.; plenty wood,
fruit trees, handy village and good
ncighbors; delightfully."- shaded
dwelling, good barn, smoke house.
Sold to settle affairs, price only
$1,000 for all, part cash. Don't
miss this chance Of lifetime. A.
J. Dcatheragc, Box 1872, Cotter,
Ark.
FLAX offer 50 acres at Sterling
for breaking for flax, one-sixth
share or would pay 81 an acre and
to break. l.. N. Cary, Mandan, N.
Oak.
FERTILIZER FOR SALE-Let me
show it to you before you buy.
haul ashes and black dirt for u
square deal. Phone 977J at AIT
Seventh st. T. NJ. Burch.
FOR SALE-4 teams Of work horses,
weight from $500 to 5000. Also rs
head Of young cattle. j. E. Chcsak,
12l2 miles, S. f. Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Thrcc burner gas range
with oven in excellent condition,
used nine months. $500. Phone
589M. 4lO Third ST.
FOR SALE CHEAP--Combination gas
and coal range, also two burner
gas plate in good condition. Call
at vO2 Sixth st.
WANTED--Piano for storage. viii
be we'll taken care of. Write care
Tribune No. "a.
GARAGE FOR : RENT-See f.. L.
Fauncc.. 802 First st. Phone 400
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For CommissiOner. District One
! hereby announce myself . can
did4te FIR county cOiamlS1i1AeF,
District No. I, Bnrleigh caaikfy, =
the primary election June %. 1915.
Your vote and support solicited.
GEORGE f. WILL.
(Political Advt.)
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCER ENT
For Commissioner, District Three
hereby announce myself can.
didate for county commissioners,
District 3. Buriciyn County. at the,
primary elccti0n June 30, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signcd) Oscar Backman.
political ADJ \
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Four
! hereby announce myself 4 can.
didate for county commissioner,
District T.. Burleigh County, Ut the
primary election June 30, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited
(Signed) Axel Solder.
political ADJ
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Good sized front room
with kitchenettc and closet fur
nished for light housekeeping. ALL
Fifth St. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Clean modern sleeping
room in clean quiet home, can be
had by June LIST. Close in. Call Is
Thayer street.
FOR RENT--Room in modern home.
419 Fifth st. Rear apartment,
down stairs after 6 p. m.
ROOM FOR RENT in modern home.
Close in. Private entrance. Call
OCT. Gentlemen only.
FOR RENT-Comfortable room in
modern home, on car line. Phone
724 or ITO Fourth st.
FOX RENT-Modern room, June LIST.
Close in. Call Mrs. Gobel. Phone
8S7. ABB Fourth st.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE Jade green breakfast
set, used only few months. Bar
gain. Party leaving town. Call ut
122 Sixth street or Phone 1l5lR.
FOR SALE-Hickory range, Kerosene
stove, two black leather rockers,
kitchen cabinet, folding bed. Phone
MA.
FOR SALE-Fumcd oak dining room
set BARGAIN. &l8 Ave. B.
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Five million bananas are used
every day in the United States.
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DAIRY FARM FOR SALE-79-acrcs.
Cheap if taken ut once. Three and
onc-fourth miles to station. so
miles to st. Paul, 80 acres cult
waited. Full set Of buildings, fruit
trees, on state road. gravcled. Must
sell at once. Price 81 900, and good
terms. Six-room house, 2 barns.
machine house. chicken coop and
corn crib. Good we'll. Immediate
possession. w. F. Stahmann, Dun
raven. bismarck. N. ID.
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A USED CAR is ONLY AS GOOD AS
THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT. A
customer bought Used Dodge
Sedan from US for $6OO,--twO
months later he cams in and want
cd to sell it back to US for u new
Sedan but then he wanted $3.50. for
the Used Sedan. When asked why
he expected $3.50 more than he paid
III. for the car he said that he knew
hc\had bought big bargain, and
figured the ear worth much more
than he had paid US for it. Come
in and we will tell you who this is.
Here are more bargains just as
good as the above: "a Dodge
Coupe, $625; Cord Coupe, $500:
Dodge Touring, $165; Ford Truck,
SASS; Overland 90, $S5; Dodge
Touring, winter top, $3.50; and 9TH
or Dependable bargains.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
=PHO ONE ed
sALEs,MAN

SALESMAN WANTED-Nationally
known manufacturer wants active,
energetic. ambitious salesman with
car. Leads and actual assistance
in field furnished. Commission
basis, earning possibilities, $4,000. 90
and up for high grade man. l.. p.
Murray. 7l2 Builders Exchange,
Minneapolis. Mimi.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
PERSONAL

PIANIST and Phrenologist, Madam
Lattimorellc, here at 4l6 Fourth St.
Reading hours: 2 to and to 10.
Helps ind lost articles. See her
tltAY
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lost
FOR SALE DAIRY FARM

LOST-Elk's tooth. Return to Trib-
unc for reward.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Four office rooms over
Knowles Jewclry store. Apply to
+. A, Knowles.