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ACUTE. RHEUMATISM
HELPED AFTER. YEARS !
Of SUFFERING

However acute and severe case of
rheumatism may be, it can be greatly
relieved by this simple home treat
ment.
81 was taken with pain in my left
leg, and for thirty-fve days could
not sit up," writes John Smith of
Shock, KY. II had two doctors, but
I got no better until I began using
Sloan's Liniment. Before l had used
one bottle I could sit up, and now l
can walk without cane."
And it is amazing-the quick, gen.
uine comfort that Sloan's gives to
even the most long-standing rheuma-
tic aches.
Noneed to rub even. A little Sloan's
patted lightly on-and a healing tide
of fresh, germ-destroying blood begins
tingling through the aching place. Be
fore you can believe it, the pain, swell
ing and stiffness are relieved. Get
bottle today. All druggists cents.
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like the Adairs, are stressing the fact
that southern capital must be active
for Southern upbuilding. 1t was
pointed out that the Southerner who
invests nthe South not only has his
money working closer home where
he can watch what is being done with
it, but he also benefits himself and
his section by putting his money to
work to raise values in his section.
! af4af-te III 10 tle4 ii lLEfli2 -
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mrs. ]. C. Means attended revival
services at the Primitive Baptist
church in Triton this week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Miss Lora Christian left Saturday
for her home in Atlanta after a
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. G.
A. Metcalf.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Fly-Tox tonight and sleep in COM
fort. .
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. Tom Geiger and sister, Miss
Lena, of Jacksonville, spent last week
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. W..
Fountain.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Fly-Tox the kitchen and pantry
against ants and other insects.-Adv.
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here.
Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Murray were
in Poulan Thursday.
Miss Lora Christian left Saturday
for her home in Atlanta after
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. G.
A. Metcalf.
Mrs. ]. C. Means attended revival
services at the Primitive Baptist
church in Triton this week.
Mr.. Tom Geiger and sister, Miss
Lena, of Jacksonville, spent last week
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. W.
Fountain. ~
Mrs. L. W. Green, Mrs. w. F.
Humphreys and Y. J. Slower were in
Tifton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Reeves and lit
tie son have returned to their home
at Thomaston after pleasant visit to
Mr.. B. K. Reeves and family.
ed" =, fi--. "a:
(. Mr.. Rufus Hardy Of Atlanta spent
the weekend here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Hardy and
Mr. and Mrs O. T. "Welchel Of
Bradenton, Fla, spent several days
with relatives here last week.
Mr.. T. S. Christian returned Tues
! day afte rseveral weeks visit with
relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. w. D. Fountain was in Cor
dele Friday.
Mr.. w. A.. Hasty left first of the
week for Kirksville, Mo-, after visit
to relatives here. Mrs. Hasty and
the boys will remain with relatives
for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cook of Quit
man were the guests of their, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Fountain, last We'd
nesday. ...... :.
Mr.. Tom Wilson spent hte week
end with relatives in Orlando, Fla,
Since Pleasant Hill School voted to
consolidate with Sycamore it was
necessary to add two more teachers
to our faculty, so Miss Elmer Brown
of this county and Miss Maggie Col
lier of Woodland were elected for
the 1st and End grades. z4 ..,;.,...
Mrs. M. E. Barfeld and family,
who have had charge Of the telephone
exchange office here for several
years, moved to Moultrle TINS week.
Mr.. Baker left first of the week for
Florida, where he is in the insurance
business.
Mr. John A. Smith is at home for
few days, where he has been study
ing at Georgia Tech.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guest of Or
lando, Fla, are the guests of rela-
tives here. -! o.5s .rs>i.,.-e
Mr.. Aubrey Butler of Macon was
here Sunday. a
like the Adairs, are stressing the fact
that southern capital must be active
for Southern upbuilding. 1t was
pointed out that the Southerner who
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SYCAMORE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. M. C.. Owens of Sum-
ner spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mrs. l.. W. Green, Mrs. w. F..
Humphreys and Y. ]. Stover were in
Tifton Tuesday.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Reeves and lit
tie son have returned to their home
at Thomaston after pleasant visit to
Mr.. B. K. Reeves and family.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. Aubrey Butler of Macon was
here Sunday. 4
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Murray were
in Poulan Thursday. ~r'
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John Guest, of Or
lando, Fla, are the guests of rela-
tives here. s o5s er>i-e
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. Rufus Hardy Of Atlanta spent
the weekend here with relatives.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. John A. Smith is at home for
a few days, where he has been study
ing at Georgia Tech. @
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1926-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Hardy and
Mr.. and Mrs O. T. Welchel Of
Bradenton, Fla, spent several days
with relatives here last week.
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STOCK MARKET
BREAKS TODAY
Amusement Stocks First Tar.
gets Of Bear Operators
Motors, Steel Down

New York. Sept. 17--Op9-A flood
OF selling orders, released by bear
traders, swept over the stock market
before midday today and carried
scores OF issues down 2 to 10 nOint 5
below, yesterdays final quotations.
The, break followed opening strength
during which spectators for the ad-
vance endeavored~to stir UP bullish
enthusiasm by bidding up a few spc-
cial stocks.
There was nothing in the DAYS
news to account for the heavy liuuida-
ton. While the market has been very
sensitive to possible increase in
federal reserve rediscount rates, tho
fact that directors Of the New York
bank met yesterday and voted on
change in the four per cent rate, was
thought to have relieved, ut least
temporarily, the uneasincss over the
credit situation. Lack Of general
public participation, despite the ag-
grcssive efforts Of several apparent.
~ we'll organized polls. undoubtedly
was "A contributing factor to the bear
campaign. M
Amusement stocks. which have been
bid UP In spectacular fashion during
the past few weeks, were the first
targets Of tsaf..operators. Warner
Brothers TyfinfeA.. ..'HT" which rose
from low of'f2.tp x-high Of co.'s q
few days ago, broke 10 points below
yesterdays close to 52ls. Fox Pilm
"A" fell back three points. High
grade industrials suffered with the
spccialtics. General Motors, after
t0uchi ing Il new high Of l5ih for the
present stock. sold down to 1915 be-
fore il encountered strong buying
support. L. $. Steel common was
quickly carried down from l47M to
las, raIlying moderately from tho
low level by early afternoon. Among
the many high issues 10 seek !: to 5
points below yesterdays closing fig
Ures were Dupont, Pullman, Interna-
tional Combu stion. Hudson. Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube, Mack Trucks.
Continental Baking "A" Montgomery
Ward, Woolworth and Atlantic Coast
Line.
The closing was weak. Execut ION
Of numerous stop loss orders added
TO the confusion in the late trading
when further sweeping declines took
pressure was applied more generally
Nv an advance in the call money rate
to five per cent revived fears Of
sitter fall credit condition. Case
Threshing Machine. Dupont and Cast
Iron Pipe broke six to eight points
and losses Of four to five points were
registered by Atlantic Coast Line.
Delaware and Hudson, General As
phalt and Hudson Motors. Total
sales appropriated 2.bOO, 900 shares.
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CHICAGO IIyEsT0CK

Chicago, Sept. 1t y. >. ID. Of A.
Hogs $4,000: early action on light
hogs depleted; now very slow; many
bids Is to so cents under best prices;
top 1875 paid for choice 200 to PIG
pound weight; early bulk lCO to 22O
pound averages 13.25Ml3.7O; 24O Ia
800 pound butchers mostly $4,000
1895; several loads Of heavier butch.
ers l2.OOMl2.25: few light packing
sOws above 1900; demand for desir-
able packers broad; most strong
weight slaughter pigs l2.5O@l3.OO;
heavyweight hogs 1l.9O@l3.5O: med
ium l2.0O@l375; light l2.75Ml3.75;
light light 12.75@13.5O: packing sows
10.O0@12.lO; slaughter pigs 10000
1925.
Cattle 5000; fat steers of value to
sell ut 1850 downward Is cents under
early Thursday: weak to shade
lower than close that day; common
and medium grades FREEDOM mat ing;
mostly; Kansas selling ut 1000:
down to 800; choice steers all weights
steady with weeks advance; 1900
popnd steers 1l.4O; vealers steady:
mostly l4.OO@ 1900; other classes
unchanged.
Sheen $4,000; fat lambs steady to
firm with Thursdays general trade;
early sales of western 14.25Ml4. 40:
choice kind held above 14.75: bulk Of
natives 13.75@14.OO; early top l4.l5;
best natives held above; culls steady
to 1O.OO@ll.OO; sheep steady; bulk Of
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MARKET FINISHES
LOWER At MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, Sept. Clear.
ing skies in Canada. extreme weak
ness at Winnipeg and slack export
demand resulted in marked depres.
sion In wheat today. The finish WINS
2M2E cents lower. Prices started
lower and there was an early break
Of l;kM2E cents.
No. hard spring was 3@l5 cents
over September, No. dark northern
Z to u cents over. and No. north
ern lHl1i cents over. Winter wheat
was firm, durum was quiet for ordi.
nary quality, with sellign quality In
good demand.
Corn receipts were large and de.
mand fair. The market was off one
cent from the basis up to near the
close yesterday.
Oats were in fair to good demand.
Rye was firm.
Barley offerings were small and the
market 1 TO 2 cents higher.
Flaxsecd was firm.
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Special Library
Section ! Planned
f g! Nl.{.,p.EA. Meet

For the first time il i.s history
the Moth sDakotas Edacatio nal aSsO-
citation, which meets vt Fargo Octo-
her 27-2O, will have 4 special library
section. Miss Lillian Cook, state II
brartan. sad here today.
The iibr4rS section Of the eonven.
ton will Be in charge IL Mrs. Hasel
Webster Byrnes, librarian Of the
Ma$vilie State Teachers College, and
will eIideavot to bring out more
clearly the relation Of the library TO
.ns a?v .Scn1 81 the erdtnafy
brary section will be 4 round table
conference and sectional meeting
which will be attended by Frank X.
Walters, librarian Of the University
Of Minnesota. Walters also will de-
liver an address at one Of the general
sessions Of the association.
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Mrs. =. +. Bacon Of !
Grand Forks Dies

Grand Forks. N. D., Sect. l7-LR-
Mrs. f. F. Bacon, 80, died late Thurs
day ut the, home Of her son, J. F.
Bacon, general manager Of the Grand
Forks Herald Funeral services will
be held Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bacon was born March 28, 1887
at Kirtland, Ohio, She is survived by
four sons and three daughters. The
sons are J. d. Bacon, +. C. Bacon and
j. +. Bacon all Of Grand Forks and
W. r. Bacon Of Cando. The daueh-
tiers are Mrs. Mute B. Allen and Mrs.
Mile v. Van Alstinc of Grand Forks
and Mrs. Kathryn y. Way of Water
town, 5. u. A fourth daughter, Mrs.
Lillian B. Drake is deceased.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Among the insurance officials who
are here today to address the meet.
ings and to aid in the formation OF
insurance codes are George Wells, st,
Paul, state insurance commissioned;
William a Calhoun, Milwaukee, vice
president Of the National American
Insurance agerts; John B. hutchin-
SON, Detroit, Mich: and Henry 3.
Ives, Pittsburgh, secretary of the
casualty clearing house.
Officers were to be elected At both
branches of the conventions
The meeting place for next year
will be decided upon next spring By
members Of the executive comimittee.
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Insurance Agents
Meet at st. Cloud

st. Cloud, Mimi, Sept. 17-tP)-More
than $50 delegates have arrived in
St. Cloud to attend the joint one
day convention Of the Minnesota fed.
Grafton Of insurance and Minnesota
association of local agents. This il
the first year the convention has
been held outside the Twin Cities OF
Duluth.
The federation will hold its meet.
ings this morning, and the local
agents will convene this afternoon,
All delegates and guests will attend a
luncheon this noon.
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WHEAT MARKET | |!
GETS SETBACK
Full Leaders Try 10 Ualaai
and Find Buying Power
Lacking-ClOse Weak

Chicago. Sept. l7---tR)--Wheat suf-
fcrcd material setbacks today when
bull leaders tried to unload and found
buying power lacking. Prospects oi
an increased movement of wheat over
the Canadian northwest as result of
clearing weather together with pro-
nounced weakness In Winnipeg was
the outstanding factor in carrying
Chicago 10 lower levels.
Wheat closed ut u net loss Of u
10 ga cents; corn declined las to
cctns; oats down y to 4 cent, and
provisions were unchanged to 80
cetns off.
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Isa,.DMS FOR RENT

KsM,Ms FOX RENT
FOR RENT-A large furnished
room in new modern flat. Close
in. $1,000 a month. Call Az
Fifth street after s p. m. Phone
45.W.
FOR RENT-Thrce partly furnished
light housekeeping rooms, upstairs,
in modern home. Phone ll32-M.
223 Twelfth street north.
FOR RENT-Two nice light house
Keeping I0oms fully furnished.
Fully modern. Facing street. SIT
Second st. Phone 1921.
FOR RENT-Two newly decorated
tight housekeeping rooms. Down
town. Couple preferred. Inquire
at 3O7 Fourth street.
LARGE, we'll furnished front room
I'M modern home: close in; suitable
for two. Gentlemen preferred.
PIT Eighth street.
NEWLY Decorated, city-heated. mod
crn light housekeeping room, single
or connected. College building.
Telenhon" 1873.
TWO NICELY furnished sleeping
rooms in first block east of Bank
Of N. D. on Main st. Apply at 822
Main ST.
FOR RENT-A room with city heat,
light, and bath. Inquire after
p. m. Back apartment. 3O4ia Main.
FOR RENT-Two furnished or unfur-
nishcd rooms for light housckcep-
ing. In modern home. 112 Ave. c.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room in q
mode IN home. Also board il desir-
nI All Cnurfh e. phono i'm
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CITATION HEARING pETITIQN
FOM Al.LOWANCE or FiNNI.
REPORT Ann ACCOUNTING,
rETgIsQX 100 nisTnISLyl1l
H ~ !. . TE.TAMENTARS ADMlNlss
State OK North Dakota. =.
County OF Burletgh, -.
In County Court. BEFORE Hon. !. e.
in the Mater o. the Estate Of
Walfred w. Harju,
Susanna Elizabeth Gylden ana
Maria Serafiina Harjm, the sole.
heir. q x, Incos ka aac.. formsr,s
all other persons. IL any. who
are heirs OF said Jacob
Kallio. formerly Jacob Kallio.
Jr.. deceased. Susanna Elizabeth
Eyldem. Maria Serafiina Harju
in said estate.
Respondents.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Respondents: go -.
Won and each Of You are hereAy
county oaa CURT 81 e & con ncsa 81
Rurlelgh. in said State, at the efficl
q the County 1ndge Of said Comfy
at the Court fIopa9 In the city 6f
Rism&rck. In satds County anA state,
isas. at the hour Of Is o:ciocS IA a. TIE J;
forenoon Of that day. to show. ceasA,
Dc dny you Nave, Why tire 9lMal -
port and accounting. p&tIftOn Tar
distribution OF the testamclnlu tx
m sSa cc.r, . Se ss'9 bs sfts.s e 81
tie residue OF sam estate Atefr1butI
~, the letEntjOn Of nAid AetSte
closed nnd said teetament4Fy admin,
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MINNEAPOI.Is CRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. l7-Lp- Wheat
receipts 283 cars compared to 535 a
year ago. Cash: No. / northern
l.W 'sMl.42aa: No. dark northern
spring, choice to fancy l.47%@I.51aA;
good to choice 1.A3ss al .40A; ordi-
nary to good l.4OA@l.43ss; No. I
hard spring Laps @l.52M; No. 4 dark
hard Montana on track l.38N@l.43M;
TO arrive l.3G @l.44Ss: May l.46i. ;
Sept. l.WM; Dec. l.42N; September
winter l.32A.
Corn No. 3 yellow 76Ma7O.
Oats No. 3 white 3R N39N.
Barley 50NG7.
Rye No. 2, 92as M937s.
Flax No. I, 2.82S Nl2.J3N.
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RANCE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. Sept. Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 1
dark northern l.42A @l.53A; No. Z
dark northern l.i5ss @l.54h; No. I
dark hard winter "A. a liza; No.
dark hard winter l.37s; No. hard
winter l.42M: No. amber durnm
l.WH; No. 3 amber durum l.l3E No.
2 mixed durum 1891.
Corn No. 2 yellow 1914 @70M: No. 4
yellow %; No. 2smixed 75ta.
Oats No. 2 white 4OE
Rye No. 2. 93;sM95.
Barley sample grade 6500I.
Flax No. l. 2.33@2.36H.
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10 Late 10 Clsnl5x

LOST-A lady's white gold wrist
watch Friday, Sept. 18th, between
Eighth street and Ave. A and Pro.
fessor Jacks. Reward. Phone 6l5J.
FOR SALE-One bed with sprin9s
complete $500. Good condition.
Phone 309 or 6l3-J.
FOR RENT--Furnished light house
keeping apis. for two. 422 Fifth st.
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FOR SALE

TEN ROOM two story house, two
bath rooms, all modern and COM
plste and N 9eod coadition. Fine
trees, lawn and shrubbery. Good
l1cAtioa. Pr1ee 461O0.0O. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, ex.
cellcnt condition, garage, full lot,
fine garden. a dandy home. Price
4Sx6O.QO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM cottage and bath, mod
erh, located north part Of town and
one block off pavement. Price
$A2OO.OA Terms.
/ SEVEN ROOM house and bath. brick
succeed, modern and in good con.
dition, porch, 6Ox160 foot lot. Price
$42OO.OO with small cash payment,
balance monthly installmentS.
FIVE ROOM cottage partly modern,
practically new, garage, garden,
lawn. and an excellent property.
Price $32OQOO. Terms.
TEN ROOM two story house and
bath, good condition and modern,
double garage, 75x150 foot lot, To-
Gated on Fourth street. Price
9626O.O0. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, cx-
ira bed room II base ,ilent, built in
fixtures, garage in basement, all IN
dandy condition. Price $4c5Q.0
$4,000 cash. balance on monthly
installments. 81
OTHER equally rood homes for, sale,
also lots in all parts Of town at
very reasonable orices. See Us
promptly and arrange TO get set
tied in your OWN HOME before
cold weather.
Phone l3S
INVESTORS MORTGAGES
SECURITY COMPANY, INC.
Office with First Guaranty
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fat ewes coca 100: feeding lambs
unchanged to 12.75G1ll.OO mostly: odd
lots downward to 1900 and below;
late Thursday top natives lambs
l4.50: top feeding lambs ut lA.35, no
criterion; practical top 400.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Sept. 17---(P)-B Butter
higher; receipts X.993 tubs; creamery
extras a: standards 42'4; extra
firsts 42@43; firsts 37is@ gao; sec
onds 33@3O.
Eggs higher; receipts 5.28i cases:
firsts 26a @27is: ordinary firsts ..
asa.
Cheese unchanged.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Sept. l7-Ly- Poultry
alive, steady: receipts six cars; fowls
20Mc5: springs 22@2Aia; turkeys 81;
ROSTERS Ia; ducks &c; geese 49,
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SHERlEF'H RAu.N
state OF North Dakota, County 0e
R.trleigh. m.
p1AfnfsR1

S0EMbFtsA NAus0
state OF North Dakota. County 0f
First sai''o o.; raas. a Cooperation.
Plaintiff.
e kipg ad1 aay er., e i ,ss
Sennis $. laEay. Hazel LaBay.
Mildred IL Bay. Vina I.aRay, and
No x%eso Is II isSE a PlvstEsSSaa rSat
by virtue OF an execution to me Al.
rected and delivered, and now Ii, my
hands. issued out Of the Clerks 81
Cice Of the Fourth judicial District
for the County OF Burlelgh. upon Is
favor OF First National Rank. a cor
pnration. and against G.. b. King, as
i:aiiay. deceased and Jenny =. i.aaaS,
I.aBay. Mildred I.aRay, Vina La Hay.
and Raymond T.aBay. defendants, !
s anys levied upon the folloying -
The Southeast quarter tsE Nv.
Of Section Thirty.twoJ t32). in Town
shin One Hundred Th1rty-nlhe t1le)
West Of the 5tn r. NJ. Ana that =
shall on Monday the 9th day o. acp
tembev. A. ID. 1895, ut the hour q.
Court House IN the city Of bismarck
In said County and State, nroceet.
to sell the right. title md intereit
OF the above named uefenda nts in
md TO tn" c.hove described property.
to satisfy said judgment nnd coSta.
amounting 10 Two Thousand Eiehf
Hundred Three Dollars and Forty.
eight cents. together with all acctl-
Ing costs OF sale. and interest on tho
same from the 26th day of July, 1885,.
at the rate or per cent per anEVtN,
at Publ Auction. to the hiGheat
bidder for cash. .7
ALRIS HEDSTROM, !,
Sheriff Burleigh County. ~. q.
r. Il. Mccurtly.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated bismarck, \. D.. August :. :.
1895.
First publication Aug. 20. 4.
S-2O-27 9--3-10-l7-24
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MlNNEAPOLIS FLOllR

Minneapolis, Sept. 17-LR--Flour
10 cents higher. In carload lots Tam.
lily patents quoted mt S.O0@S.20 a bar
rel in 98-pound cotton sacks. Ship
mcnts 49,5O3 barrels.
Bran 2l.5O.
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uSEaL&Nn lI.LECALLY

Seventeenss persons have recently
been caught using state land illegal
~ and have settled with the state
land department or have promised to
do so, Carl r. Kositxky said today.
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The melancholy days have come,
the gladdest OF tho year: the base.
ball seasons ending. and foot BATHS
coming near.
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LOST-Male setter. vicinity Of Sterl-
ing mostly, white, With orange col
ored ears and spots, my name on
collar. Reward rs to whereabouts.
A. w. Mellen, Bismarck.
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BARGAINS FOR SALE
ROOM modem house, 2 bed rooms
full basement, hardwood floors
down stairs, heat. water and sew
CT, east front, 50 foot lot, a bar
rain for 5000, on good terms.
Z ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms
fun basement, hot water heat
light, water and sewer. for $395C
on terms.
NICE so foot lot in Riverview Addi.
ton, south front, for $3G5. Cash
Many other houses and lots fol
sale.
GEO N REGISTER
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POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. lT1LPl Potatoes,
receipts 100 cars; on track 2l7; total
Y. $. shipments l.O77; TOO few sales
to establish u market.
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FARGO BUTTER

Fargo, N. D.. Sept. l7-LN hut
ter fat. churning cream ~; packing
stock -. -
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Dental office rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of IN office.
Inquire City National Bank. Bis
marck.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE
CANADIAN FARM-Owing to illness,
must sell my 32l acre farm in Al
berta. Good for wheat, sheep. etc.
Good house, $1,000. Joe Steede,
Kitscoty, Alberta, Canada.
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Minneapolis. Sept. l7--tU. S. D. of
4. Potatoes: Moderate wire in
qGiry, demand light, market slightly
weaker; carloads delivered sales,
freight only deducted, Minneapolis
and st. Paul rates, sacked cwts, curly
Ohios, Y. $. No. !. and partly graded
1902 AZ
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rX'6Ma,,LANn8

FARM FOR RENT-32O acres Of good
farm land. Good house, hip roof
basement barn and sifo on the
place. Thirty minutes drive from
Bisnnarck. Telephone 023-R, or
write Tribune No. 60.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SALE-A Ford Bug with high
speed gears. Very reasonable. 5l9
Eourth street