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Evening star., 1926-04-09
SOVIET PLOT REVEALED.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April Q Cp).-Thd
police assert that in the arrest and
examination of Cristo Kabackchikofe
on. the Serbian frontier. while he was
trying to escape to Russia, they re.
ceived infornatio concerning the eFi
istence of a widespread plot of the
Soviet government
The plot. they declare, embraces the
starting Of a new revolution in the
Balkans, murder of bourgeois leaders.
and the promotion of disorders in Bul.
saria. Serbia and Greece. Large sums
of money are alleged to have been APP
propriated for the movement.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

WilImOt Lewis, Washington CORE
spondent Of the London Times. will
address the Forum luncheon Of the
Womens City Club at the clubhouse.
20 Jackson place. tomorrow. pm.
Mr.. Lewis will speak on European
Problems Up to the Minute" Mrs.
Lyman 3. Swormstedt will preside.
KAllipolis Grott0 Band. Drill and
Drum Corps will give its Spring dance
April 1s-at tbs Willard Hotsl.
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
Bull" Movement Continues
Despite Heavy Volume
of Profit Taking.

/. New York, July 3O--(AP)-With
speculative Imagination fired by the
sehsationaa advances in General Mo-
tors common and United States Steel
which again attained record
high levels at 1917 and lA9. respec-
lively, the ''hull" movement IN the
stock market broadened out consider
ably today. Extreme gains Of 3 to 6
points were recorded by scores Of is.
sues despite rather heavy volume
Of profit taking and short selling.
While the action to be taken by the
directors OF General Motors at their
next meeting. August IL. Is still
shrouded in secrecy. the latest report
circulated in Wall street 10 that the
stock will be split, up on q 2 to |
basis. with = - annual dividend rate
established on the new stock, and an
pany earned $l7.33 q share in the first
six months Of the year,
Marking up Of the call money rate
to five per cent was generally re-
garded rs incidental to the usual
heavy demand for funds in connection
with mid-month requirements. While
there has been an increased CONNER
cial demand for funds because eof the
unusual midsummer expansion0f vari.
Gus lines Of business, the credit stu
alton generally is regarded a. easy.
Revival Of activity and strength in
the railroad shares. presumably based
on the excellent character of the
June earnings statements and the
maintenance of heavy freight traffic.
was one of the features Of today's
trading. A sudden outburst Of hwy
ing in this group sent New York Cen
trail, Lackawanna. Southern Pacific.
Chesapeake and Ohio, Atlantic Coast
Line. Atchison and Baltimore and
Ohio up two to nearly five points
above yesterdays final quotations.
the last named touching its highest
price since 1913.
Chemical. steel. public utility and
merchandising shares also presented
several points Of group strength, with
trading running at the rate Of nearly
SOC. 900 shares per hour.
The closing was irregular. A heavy
wave Of profit taking swept over the
market in the final hour. forcing
many issues one to five points below
their early high levels before strong
support again appeared. General Mo-
tors sold rs low ~ 1851. while
American Can, National Lead. Mack
Trucks. Postum cereal and Texas Gulf
Sulphur fell several points below
their previous closing figures. u. s.
Steel held slightly below its high
record. Total sales appropriated
2. 1000 O0O shares.
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DURANT MAKES
THIRD FORTUNE
IN G. N. STOCK
Motor Magnate Credited With
Having Taken 81, 500. 900
Profit Yesterday

New York. July 3O--(P)---Ome spec
taeular Wall street operator, William
&. Durant. has scored his third big
financial triumph and made II third
fortune out Of the same stock. and
another, J0ssua 5. C0stden. has come
out Of retirement seeking 10 repeat
victories in the street.
Mr. Durant is credited with having
taken y 81 100000 paper profit yes
terday when stock Of the General Mo-
tors corporation, which he founded,
scared to . record of $19l. lie is also
credited with having profited $2O.OOO.-
600 in the past year through his un.
daunted faith in the company.
General Motors made net gain Of
l2,s points yesterday. $4,000 shares
being sold.
Mr.. Durant made his first fortune
after founding General Motors. hut
was removed from its presidency in
1910.
In General Motors stock he made q
second fortune that was estimated NJ
$lOO. OOO. 900 before the 1920 depres-
sion. in which he met disaster. Many
Wall street men belivo the third Du-
rant fortune is as large as ever be-
fore.
COsden 70 Reappear
J0ssua s. Cosden is again figuring
in big enterprises in the oil industry
As we'll as in the stock market.
Wall street hears he Is about to re-
appear as 4 dominant factor in con-
Germs with which he was formerly
connected.
A report that he is regaining con-
troll Of the Mid-continenAl Petroleum
corporation. formerly the Cosden Oil
corporation. is denied hut it is said
he has a large stock holding interest.
He withdrew from the market and
business last January and sold his
Long Island estate to Vincent Aston.
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FOR SALE

ROOM modern bungalow with bath
and fine basement, close to schools
and good location. A warm and
we'll built house. $500,
ROOM house with city water. cleo
trio light, gas, toilet, sink in kitch-
81 AID pantry. Very choice lOca-
ton, close to schools and with; an
east frontage. A bargain. $1,000
ROOM modern house with an east
frontage. lot 75xl4O feet: garage
has extra fine trees and heautiful
yard; close to schools and choice
neiChb0rho0d. $500.
ROOM and bath new modern house
in Rivervieu Addition. maple floors
and large closets. Excellent 'loca.
ton. $4,000. Easy terms.
ROOM new modern house with "a.
rage and good basement; maple
floors well built and warm. Close
TO schools. Priced much below its
value $500. Terms.
ROOM modern house with garage,
hot water heat; 5 bed rooms; lot
88xle5O feet. close in and near
schools. $500: Cash payment
$500. Balance monthly payments.
r you wish to buy house or lot, VIC
can suit you and may save you
money. Fire Insurance written il
the best companies.
HARVEY HARRIS Z COMPANY
Hoskins Block
]. r. Jackson, Manager.
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50. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. July 30-(U. s.. ID.
of A.)-Cattle 1900; fed steers and
yearlings in moderately liberal sup
ply: yearlings about steady; few
loads early upwards to $50; hulk
eligible around 9.0O@9.5O; nothing
done on matured steers; best of these
considered eligible around $50: other
killing classes steady; bulk fat cows
and heifers 4O0@6.25; low cutters
and cutters 2.75G03.5O; several strings
western cows and heifers on offer;
nothing done on these ~ yet; bulls
largely 4.5OH5.O0; good heavies
5.95: stockers and feeders about
steady; bulk 5.OO6nG.o5.
Calves 1900; veal calves mostly
100.
Hogs 1000; slow. steady to strong;
better butchers and lights 12.5O@
1910; some. heavy butchers down
wards to 1900 and 1895; bulk pack
ing sows 1O.OO@lO.25: pigs strong to
Is higher: best 1865; average cost
Thursday lO.74:. weight $50.
Sheep 600: Fat lambs d higher;
bulk fat natives l2.26@la25: hulk
light and heavyweight fat ewes
G.5OGD7. 90.
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WHEAT HOLDS
q ABOUT EVEN
Market Advances Sharply
But Free Selling Leads 10
Material Setback

Chicago. July 3O-(APl--Whcat ad-
vanced sharply today. but subse quent
free selling to realize profits led a
material setback from the days top
figures. Unfavorable crop. weather
for wheat in Canada together with
much higher quotations ut Liverpool.
gave notable stimulus to buyers.
Export business today in wheat was
estimated 1T nearly. 100000 bushels.
Wheat closed I'm settled. at the same
Is yesterday 8 finish to y cent high
er. corn y. to IN cents down. oats
k@A to x cent off, and provisions
showing to % cents advance.
Corn was under pressure from
longs. and prices were lower right
from the start. Good rains were re-
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"SANDY"
Continued ON paee four.l

Continued on page four.)
up the message and grinning as he
read:
you have taught me the beauty
there might be in life. Ramon, and
how fine and tender great love like
yours can be. You've given me 4
thing sweeter and better than I've
ever known. | don't regret now and
I'm never going to regret what I've
been to you."
The Mystery Woman's eyes and the
Mystery Woman's- letter. -. The
photograph and a reproduction Of the
paragraph were to appear in the MORN
ing paper. Newton had an exclusive
story Of this find. He was exultant.
Where's the rest Of her face?''
Douglas now asked staring ut the
line Of freckles running across the
bridge of the nose and lightly under
the eyes. for him clear identifi-
cation. He'd seen the snapshots
taken in the islands and recognized
now these odd freckles-- saw
any other marked in such piquant
way. "These might be any ones
eyes"
"Yes. but it makes q good feature.
Some woman killed Worth. May just
as we'll be her.
Douglas laid the picture down care.
lessly, lit q cigarette with painstak.
ing sl0wness. "Not much evidence to
prove woman was there. What have
they got besides few beads :"
Newton was. charmed to have Z
fresh audience Everyone else in the
office had heard his version two or
three times. He now shrugged, as
sumld q noncommittal air.
They've plenty. Remember. he
FIRE Monday night, no one was in
that office for year. The person
whose blood was in that corner.
crept 10 the door. There are finger
prints along the linoleum and against
The panel rs though that person
reached up two or three times strug.
cling W turn the knob.
The finger prints are extremely
slender those OF woman with .
small. delicate hand.
$50 q, woman was in the office
that night and she appears to have
1.-THE police say she went there to
get Worth. They had scnffle over
the pistol. That's when she got
wAunded-perhaps not seriously. She
came hack and got him. It's : clear
case Of murder. fhat pistol couldnt
possibly have dropped frOm the hand
Of dad man. Once let them get her
and they can put i on her cold"
Newton pulled slouchy hat over
his bright. snappy eyes. He Wa .
fellow about 10 with . rakiSh. young
Ioek And the jaunty air Of ! boy.
"3hen3ht you wore II Los AnReleA.
Hpakd YOU we're soin& to winter
tkofe."ss
No changed my mind"
spf64ty so3t, Keith. WisA had
xQls6Et lAFaiks - ptek-my Own hours
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July sou. s. d. of Al
Hogs 1900; mostly strong to ~
cents higher: light packing sows 10
OILS up; shipping demand fairly
broad: big packers doing little; 1880
paid for l5O to 160 pound averages:
bulk desirable l6O to 22O pound
weights 13.2O@l3.7O: 240 to 800 pound
butchers l22O@l3.OO: most packing
sows l0.l0@lO.5O; few lightweights
upward to 1906; selected kind Of
shipping account 1O.65@10.7S: bulk
desirable slaughter pigs $500 Is. Is;
heavyweight hogs l1.85@13.OO: med
iium l2.25@13.70: lights l3.OO@l3.8O;
light lights l3.l0@lS.S0; packing
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DRAGGY PRICE ACTION
FOLLOWS STRONG ADVANCE

Minneapolis, July 3O.-(P)--Wheat
had stronA advance early today. but
profit taking and . heavy load Of
hedging at Chicago resulted in drag.
gy price action late in the session.
The close was 2H cents higher for
July and Nos cent higher for de-
ferred months.
Oats dragged with corn. after. ad-
vancing " cent early. Rye futures
eased back with wheat. buying hesi-
tating on the early upturn OILS CENTS.
September barley was firm ut y cent
advance. September flaxseed eased u
cent under yesterday after an early
upturn of one cent.
Spring wheat offerings were meager
and the market maintained the better
tone, which developed yesterday. Oc-
casi0nal sales were higher. Winter
wheat offerings were larger and soft
varieties were draggy but hard vari-
cites were in good demand with pre-.
n,iums firm. Durum was firm.
Corn was unsettled. ordinary quail
ity rather quiet but choice yellow was
firm.
Oats were quiet and steady.
Rye was steady.
Barley was in light supply and de-
mand fair to good.
Flaxseed was firm and unchanged.
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vows 9.75@l0.G5; slaughter pigs 1900

sOws 9.75IlO.G5; slaughter pigs 1900
@l375.
Cattle receipts 3.O0O: slow; dull
trade on most killing classes steady
with weeks uneven decline: lower
grades steers predominating; mostly
stale offerings held FROM earlier in
week: bulk 8.O0@e.OO: with few loads
of light offerings 9.25M0.G5; some
heavics being taken off market: she
stock scarce; bulls weak; tending
lower; vealers steady at l2.OOd1l3.25;
small steer receipts next week advis-
able.
Sheep G.OO0; fat lambs steady to
strong: no westerns sold; top native
ewes and wether lambs 1925 to small
killers: packer top 400: bulk Of
sorted kind lS.5O@i3.75; Gull natives
mostly % cents lower at 10O0@1 600;
sheep steady: few fat ewes sales up
ward to 100: heavy Feeding lambs in
poor demand: bidding sharply lower
on some held over from Thursday;
few yearling ewes upward TO 1850:
late Thursday sale Of feeding lambs
about steady with Wednesday; bulk
ca to G5 pounds 1880; bulk Of 20
pound kind at 1900; sOme extra heav.
les downward To 1910.
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-AA.s :. .sg2--
10 r,. near 11om some ons
ons W . sH 70 ~ au.1 an.
Phone 106lW
I,nD SAI - * .n-z.7.- ...-5 III.
'ON . su1ns,x useo ~
s0rl ar si3 Hn each Terms tn re-
'suosSible ) n raies. Dakota Auto
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FOR SALE


6 ROOM, strictly modern house. east
front, good condition. nice lawn and
trees. nice part Of city; $4,000.
s ROOM cottage. east front, partly
modern, newly painted. $4,000.
6 ROOM house, bath, lights. water.
south side. 41,7OO.O0.
9 ROOM strictly modern house. east
front. nice part Of city. newly
decorated. built for Z home, splen-
did condition, 96,6OO.0O.
8 ROOM house, new. strictly modern.
south front, nice part Of city,
bed rooms, $7.75O.0O.
Z ROOM house. east front, screened
porch. modern, nice part Of city,
100000.
8 ROOM house, east front. modern,
spleDdidly located for roomers or
light housekeeping apartments, good
part Of city. $3,65O.OO.
BUILDING LOTS-If the lot you
want is not on my large list, will
I get it for you, il for sale.
fNSU RANCE--Fire, tornado. automo.
bile. reliable companies, good serv-
ice guarAnteed.
WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL Es.
TATE, in any Of its branches, think
Of
r. z YOUNG
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH Q Il & 2=--e..-Ez..a ~
ron aAlr

5 ROOM partly modern heuse well
located for, N,loo, terms Of <2OO
!. cash. balance rs par month.
B ROOM po9tly modern house, Second
street, Tor $2SO0 terms 1l00, caAA
balance SO PEI month.
8 ROOM modern house.. iacluaiaa I
bed ROOMS. close 10. AAe >kstOo. on
liberal terms.
8 kOCN' modern house. 3 - rooms,
in Riverview, for 5000, on liberal
terms.
GENERAL STORE. includiAe. site and
stock, In Burleikh county, 1or. trade
for Rurleigh county real estate.
3 ROOM modern hoase for rent fos
GEO. N. REGISTER
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r. 3. YOUNG


FOX RENT-TwO light housekeeping
rooms for rent with private en-
trance and facing the street. All
modern with electric stove, hot and
cold water. Close in. lib First
street.
FOR RENT--One neatly furnish room
prices. Also table boarders wanted
at soy First street.
FOR RFNT-Ciean modern sleeping
room by the first Of the month.
Also garage. Phene GOAL or call At
Is ThAyer street.
FOR RENT = Two furnished house,
keeping rooms in modern house at
4l6 First street. Inquire at 81
Ave. A:
FOR RENT-Three rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping, modern
house. hoo Broadway. Phone
129W.
FOR RENT Aug. lst large pleasant
room, suitable for one or two girls.
Phone IGOR or call at COT Fourth
Street.
FOR RENT-,A nice small room suit
able for one. Close In. Gentleman
preferred. 4l6 Fourth st. Phone
1862.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
with kitchenette and closet. Ice fur
nish(d. All Fifth St. Phone e73.
FOR RENT-Very desirable room for
two ladies. Board can be had il de
sired. Phone Oil. 4l2 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Two rooms in modern
home. partly furnished for light
housekeeping. sic Ninth street.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, mod.
erh. Cali afternoons after l p. m.
Eli w. Thayer. Phone 923R.
FOR RENT - Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
PLEASANT single or connected light
housekeeping rooms. College Bldg.
Phone 1888.
FOR. RENT-TwO furnished light
! housekeeping rooms. $50 Seventh
Street.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. July 30--tAP)--Whcat
receipts 3C2 acrs compared to 1GI q
year ago. Cash: No. 1 northern 1857
1904; No. dark northern spring:
choice to fancy l.69!a@l.72h; good
to cohipe 1904 @1.69: ordinary to
good 1885, al .C6is; No. l hard spring
l.CClaM1.74is; No. / dark hard Mon
tana on track l.45A@1.54x; to arrive
1.45is @1.54la: July l.67; September
1.54k; December l.53A.
Corn No. 3 yellow 8G@87.
Oats No. 3 white 4lssM42a.
Barley 6O@7O.
Rye. No. 2. l.O5lH al .O6la.
Flax No. l, 2.52N @2.54%.
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dark hsd winter l.40is: No. hard
winter l.A5Qnl.52A: No. amber
durum is60%; No. 3 mixed wheat
LAM.
Corn Ne. : yellow $50.
Oats No. Z white l8A.
Barley. sample grade 02@65.
Flax No. 1. 2,6l.
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ported in Nebraska, Iowa, the Dakotas
and Minnesota. Oats aveaged lower
with corn and on further profit tax.
ing. Threshing returns continued
disappointing.
Provisions opened easter on &C.
count Of scattered selling. but re-
ports OF . better cash demand for lard
and meats led to buying and rally.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis. July 3O--(AP)--Fiour
lOtal5 cents higher; in carload lots.
family patents quoted ut 8.95009.25 \
barrel in Y8-pound cotton sacks;
shipments 49.793 barrels.
Bran 23.OO@24.OO.
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BIDS ron JANVrOW

HUN FUN 0NNUTVW
Linden School District No. g OF
kota. will receive bids for 4 Nnitor
for q period OF nine months COM
mencing September 9Th. 1926. .s.
Successful bidder to furnish = eat /.
IsfactOry hOnd to guarantee fulfill
meht OF contract and proper opera
ton OF. heating plant. Bids Will be
18th, 1925. a. rs
District School BOARD reserves the
right to reject any.Or all bidA.
j. ID. HOA0 81
:. District Cl9F1I.
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FOR SALE-An army tent for sale.
Phone 608J or call at III Second
Street.
YELLOW CAB baggage. Phone LOO.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. July 3O-(AP)-Butter
lower; receipts 1887 tubs; creamery
extras 30; standards 38!s; extra firsts
37Mia: firsts 35036; seconds 33M34.
Eggs unchanged: receipts 1890
cases.
Cheese UNCHANGED.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. July 3O-4(AP)--rowltry
alive steady; receipts five cars; fowls
"a; broilers 26029; springs IS; tur.
keys SO; ROSTERS 1919; ducks 22M26;
geese 20
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July 30--(AP)--cash :
Wheat No. 9 red l47Ml.47,a: No.
hard 1.47Nl.47N.
Corn No. 9 mixed S5A No. 2 vel
low 86G08G.
Oats No. 2 white 43@45; No.
lwhite 24GD44A.
Rye No. l. l.l0GIllOA.
Harley G0ND75.
Timothy seed h.75IG.1!.
Glover seed l2.OOMyH.OO.
Lard 1870.
Ribs 1896.
Bellies 1900.
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New York, July 3O--(AP)---Liber.
ties closed: 5 1-2s lOl.7: first IN
lOO.l6; second Is lO0.lO; first 4 i-ls
1927: second las lO0.1: third I
las 1913: fourth 4 las 1929: u. s.
G. J AS 1QA
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HOusn AID nAn

uOu0uD AND FLA1s
FOR RENT-Iedsrn flats, Z rosn
and q room. unfurnishsd. with
heat and water. For aales I room
house on 90 1eot lot. Also 100 b1
$50 foot lot opposite Roosevelt
School. Phone eos. Cora 3. Ne.
Lean, after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE-6 room modern house, 2
large bed rooms, suitable for one
or two families, full basement,
south front. water, sewer. bath and
furnace for $4,000. on terms ut Is
Broadway.-0ee. NJ. Register.
FOR RENT-Fowr rooa pArtly mod
ern house. Desir1boo. Two blocks
from postoffice. Enquire at 400
Third street, Of ]. K. Doran.
FOR RENT = Choice (, room apart
ment with bath and electric range.
Well located. Harvey Harris 4 Co..
Hoskins Block.
FOR kENT-EVfnished we'll equip
ped light housekeeping apartments.
422 Fifth street..
FOR SAtE-Houie. six rooms On
one floor. oil modern. Phone 84lM.
FOR RENT-lurnished apartment.
$50 Fourth Street..
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FARGO RITTER

Fargo, n. D.. July 3O-lAP)-I3ut-
der fat. churning cream Sc: packing
stock %
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES
Minneapolis. July 30-(AP)-Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No.
dark northern none. No. 2 dark nor
thern l.C8@l.73ss; No. 3 ditto l.59A
@l.73is; No. 4 ditto l.52@l.57h; No.
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POTATOES

Chicago, July 0--(AP)-Potatoes.
receipts II; total u. s. shipments
$40: ON track lao cars; trading rath-
err slow, market about steady; Kan
sas and Missouri sacked Irish cob
blcrs l.7O@l.86; ordinary 100; vir-
ginia barrel cObblers 4.2b(Il.5O.
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FOR SALE-HepAtola1 removes gall
. stones. appendicitis. stomach and
liver troubles In ~ hours without
! pAiA. Price par treatment oG16 de.
livered. Hepetola Co.. Box oll,
Aberdeen. s. Dak.
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FOR SAIE-Washing machine brand
new hand p0wer). a bargain. Also
brand new copper boiler and fruit
lars. Call at sos Seventh st. North.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE-Ons 1925 Dooye 1our-
ing, balloon tires and disc wnsels;
one ford Coupe; one Ford Road
ster. and one Ford Bug. All cara
priced very low to sell quick. Lock-
wood Accessory Co. Phone l87.
500 Main st.
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4 CAEJs FUN CUA!s U1UH
Wing. Bnrl~lgh County, North Da-
kOta. will receive bids for Ignite
coal to he delivered in c04l bins
OF said District az ordered.
Approximate amounts needed, for
School No. I. 100 tons: for School
No. ?. 80 tons. and for School No. 3,
30 tons.
Successful bidder to furnish d
bond to guarantee fulfiilment OF COM
tract.
bids will be received MP to and In
cluding August 18th. 1925.
Dlstrict School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
]. u. HOAG.
District Clerk.
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FOR RENT-A nice small room suit
able for one. Close In. Gentleman
preferred. 4l6 Fourth st. Phone
llkl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-30

FOR SALE dozen fruit Jars
(pint) Coo q dozen. Call oe2M.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-30

FOR RENT-Well furnished room
with kitchenette and closet. Ice fur
nishQd. All Fifth St. Phone e73.