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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-16
STOCK MARKET TONE
STRONGER DESPITE
NERVOUS EVIDENCE.
Business and industrial News
So Meagre Effect Is Not
Felt on Exchange
UMEASlNESS FOLLOWS SAG
New Highs Recorded in Some
Active Issues, While 9th
ers Creep Upward
UNeASlMESS FOLLOWS SAG

New York. Sept. l6.-(H)-Thc stock
market began the new week today
with such nervousness as character
lied trading last week still in evi-
dencc at times. but the list displayed
q firmer undertone.
Call money renewed a little firmer
at III per cent. The days business
and industrial news was meagrc and
generally not Of q character to in
fluence the market.
Renewed pressure against such
stocks as United States Steel. Amcri-
can Telephone and international Tel
epllonc. which sagged a couple Of
points or SO during the morning.
caused considerable uneasincss. but
losses were wiped out by carly after
noon.
Few volatile issues made wide gains.
Commercial Solvents. which Is to be
split l0-for-l, made In extreme gain
Of . points. recording q new peak at
$50. and National Lead and J. I. Case
surged up about ~ and II points to
new tops.
Columbia Gas was a strong feature,
rising more than six points to a e
ord price at 1927. then slipping back
q little. in realizing. General Ameri-
can Tank. Western Instrument.
Louisville and Nashville, Bangor and
Aroostook, Royal Dutch, and Timken
Roller Bearing were other stocks
reaching new high ground. Standard
Of New Jersey rose a couple of points
in heavy buying. and Radio. American
Can. New York Central. Woolworth.
Dupont. Delaware and Hudson. and
Columbian Carbon were among issues
In good demand.
American Machine and Foundry.
and Auburn Auto dropped about 8
and Q points, and United Aircraft, AL
lied Chemical, Brooklyn Union Gas
and United States freight lost 3 o. 4
points. May Department stores, which
shot up violently last week, tumblcd
more than 10 points.
Pressure against the shorts in the
last hour caused several substantial
advances In the utilities, which were
accompanied upward by a number Of
oil. food, rail and railroad equipment
issues. American & Foreign Power
was run up nearly 5 points to the
new peak Of 282, Chicago Great West
crn preferred rOSe more than Z and
advances Of ; to 5 points appeared III
General Electric, Westinghouse Air
Brake. Air Reduction. American
Power & Light, Hershey Chocolate
preferred and Royal Dutch. The close
was firm. Sales approximated 4.OO0.-
900 shares.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES SLIDE DOWNWARD

Minneapolis. Sept. l6.-tR)-Wheat
futures slid downward today. striking
stop-loSs selling near the close and
dropping sharply. December close was
more than 2 cents lower. while Sep
TENDER Was 2 cents down.
Oats futures started strong. but
final prices were lower with other
grains. Rye trade was light and fea-
tureless. Barley trade was limited.
Flax futures started sharply higher,
but final prices showed very little net
Gain.
Cash wheat was easy at unchanged
comparative prices. Winter Wheat was
firm. Durum was steady.
Oats demand strengthened carly,
but slowed down later.
Rye demand was steady.
Barley was slow and easy, only good
mailing grades moving readily at firm
prices.
Flax demand was good again, and
offerings were readily taken.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago, sept. l0-R)-tU.6.D.A)-
Hogs-rcceipts 5000. including a.
COO direct: market Is to 25c. mostly
CSC higher: top 4lO.75: bulk ITO to 240
lbs 4lO.5O to lO.75: $50 to 800 lbs $1,000
to 1850; packing sows $8.75 to $50.
Butchers. medium to choice $50 TO
coo lbs $3.50 to 1860: 200 to $50 lbs
$1,000 It's: leo to 200 lbs $9.75 to
1915; $50 to 100 lbs $8.75 to 1000.
Pigs. medium to choice 90 to $50 lbs
$o.2S to 1000.
Cattle - Receipts $4,000. Calves -
receipts 800: about steady on COM
mon md medium also choice grades
Of fed steers: in-betwecn kinds slow:
bidding lower: other classes uneven
but mostly steady 70 strong: veAlers
ending lower: top steers 4l7.00; stock
c.s fairly active and firm. Slaughter
classes. rood and choice 1900 to 1900
lbs 4l3.25 to 100: 100 to 1900 lbs
sl3.25 to 100: $50 to 100 Lbs el3.2S
to 1900: common and medium $50 lbs
up $3.50 to 1875. Fed yearllngs. good
and choice $50 to $50 lbs tl3.25 to
1850. Heifers. good -and choice $50
lbs down 1880 to 1850: common and
medium 47.76 to 1915. Cows. good
ana choice 48.75 to Ills: common and
medium 600 to S.75: low cutter and
cutter o6.2S to TOO. Bulls. good and
choice (beefD $50 to lots: cutter TO
medium 17y00 to 0.3S. vealers tmilk
fe1D g3od and choice el0.00 to 1900:
medium el2.30 70 1900: Gull and COM
rion 4oyoo to l260. 0tocker and
feeder steers. good ana choice. tall
veights) ol0.1S 70 l9y00: common and
medium ts.3S 70 1000. CRscetpts
c4yO00D.
Sheep 80 Receipts 26y0oo: market
opened strong - outsiders: later bids
CSC lower: early sales ut natives
sl3.26 70 1875: top 4l4.0O: no rangers
sold: ut ewes steady 4l.0o "a 500.
Lambs. good and choice. d lbs down
$500 TO 400: medium 4l0.75 70
l3.OO; Gull and common $50 70 lots.
Ewes, medium 70 choice 100 Lbs down
500 to $50: Gull and common 12.60
to 4.15. Feeder lambs. good and
choice tl3Oo 70 l3.2S.
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Yank Tennis Men
Must CopyFr French
Tilden Says Americans Must
Start Over and Build Game
From the Ground Up

Detroit, Sept. l6-R)-William T.
Tilden does not believe the United
States will win the Davis cup until
the American players adopt the
French style Of play. Tlden. here for
IN exhibition match yesterday. said
the elimination Of errc-s 10 necessary
before the American players can hope
to successfully compete with the
French tennis stars.
BY elimination Of errors, he said,
Vas meant the exchange Of strokes
until you find your opening to put
away the point. To accomplish this
our players must build up . well
rounded game from the ground UP.
Few Of our leading players today can
claim . eaIle without . weak spot."
Ttlden said that although he be.
lieved his game wa ~ sound today
Is It ever was. there no longer was
the thrill In winning that he exper.
fenced when he was coming up"
He SAID he would continue 70 play
competitive tennis until he was -, but
he never again would represent the
United State. In Davis cup compete
tiorl.
Tilden will leave Wednesday for
England where he plans 70 appear IN
: stage production.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

Nv = - oNpVs
8. d. A.)-Cattle-0,5OO: opening slow.
largely steer run, mostly stockers
and feeder flesh: these around
steady: general quality rather ordi-
nary: talking weak to Is lower on
killing classes: these in comparatively
meager supply. little done: most
slaughter steers II LOO down: she stock
7.2S to $50 for COWS and 8.25 to $50
for heifcrs: few odd heavy range cows
1000: cutters $50 TO $50; bidding
8.2S down OH bulls: bulk stockcrs
kinds salable 900 to 1880: calves
400: bidding so lower, largely 1850
to 1900.
Hogs-6.5O0: opening slow. $3.50
higher than last weeks close: carly
top 1895 paid for sorted light
weights: better grade 100 10 $40
pound weights 1900 to 1885: heavier
butchers down to $50 and below:
early sales packing sows $50 to 8.75:
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farm property. The farmer denied all
knowledge of the booze and its dis
appearance. Then George struck Mi
chaels. who stepped into his house,
grabbed a gun, and drove Mt George
away. Michaels then sWore out a var
rant charging attempted cxtortion.
Ben SIM, in another warrant, al
lcges George came to his home and
accused him Of making away with the
liquor. Likewise, SIM denied the
charge. Later he signed n warrant
charging George with assault.
MI. George cannot be found.
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-SCELLANEO


DIAMONDS direct from tmportej
and cutters at great savings. ousj
anteed. Wrist and pocket watch@
at bargain prices. Liberal allowan1
offered OH old watches. Cash or q
proved credit. Watch repairing ed
pert work.. Mail orders prompt
taken care Of. James w. Mare
Office at lob Third street. south !
Hotel Prince, Bismarck. N. Oak.
WE JUST received our full line sc e
jackets, stag shirts. flannel shigt'
heavy blazers. gloves. also Z con
plete line of Star Brand boot
shoes and oxfords. Open evening
Capital City Clothing Store, JAG
Sloven. 1919 Fifth street.
FOR SALE-Registered ShorthorI
bulls, red. roan and white. Regid
tered Oxford and Rambouill(
yearling rams. Registered Durd
Jersey bears. Farm 81 miles mort
of Bismarck. Strutz and Nagei.
FOR SALE-l897 model. 10 gau9
Winchester repeater. wonderfI
COllu1tlOAl, uSCU U0L lALtACp 8OtC lS8tks
err case. rods, ETC., $2S. Also hunt
ing coat. pants. vest. cap. cheap. I
C. HibbS, Lucas Block.
FOR SALE-Labrador and ChoS1
peake puppies from retrieving stool
males SIS, females $50. Ship at q
weeks. Guaranteed to please. Iao0l
E. Alexander. 6cobey. Montana.
FOR SALE-Choice canary singer,
imported German Rollers. Choppes3
and Harz Mountains. Cages, I'D
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J. Jacob DuI
Dickinson. N. D. Box 720.
FOR 6ALE-Officc desk and zlIIr|
cabinet, nearly new. Also 9TH
pieces Of furniture. Terms Il q
sired. Phone S3S.
I WILL buy second hand lodee O.
niture. such as stations and chair
Call or write to F. 8. HudDon. uo0d
l23 Pioneer Bldg, MAndan. II. ~
FOR RENT-0arage. Close Ia. IhoG
926-J or call at 507 Third stroot.
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PRICES fall
AS ARGENTINE Rains
AID CROP PROSPECTS
average Weather in Future Will
insure Drought. Stricken
Nation Of Income
WHEAT RESERVES LIBERAL
Ocean Passage Bulk Decreases;
European 0ryness Tends
to Check Declines

Chicago, Sept. 16.-(F,-Fresh piling
up OF domestic supplies. together with
persistent Slackness Of export demand
for North American wheat did much
today to send wheat values sharply
downgrade. It was shown that the
United States visible stock of wheat
had increased l.l46.00 bushels In the
last week, and Is 10Y almost double
the total at this time last year.
Selling pressure increased notably
after this feature developed. and the
market dropped rapidly toward the
last. Further rains In Argentina tend
cd also to pull wheat values here
down.
Wheat closed nervous. 2"sc to 37sc
4 bushel below Saturdays finish.
Sept. 1907 to Is; Dec. $50 to "a;
May l48sa to 80
Corn closed &c to li4c down, tSept.
1925 to n: Dec. 08h to IS; May
lO5M).
Oats &c to &c off. and provisions
varying from l0c decline to a rise
OF l5c.
Corn was slightly easier at tho
start but rallied to around Saturdays
finish later. and then declined again
toward the last. Oats cased down.
Provisions averaged higher.
In addition to news Of additional
moisture today In parts Of the drought
region OF Argentina. selling of wheat
here vas stimulated by dispatches
saying that rain vas also threatening
in southern Buenos Aires. Pampas,
and southern Cordoba Provinces.
There we're also advices that reserves
of old wheat in Argentina are liberal.
and that heavy shipment Of Argentina
wheat diverted from European con-
tincntal countries yer arriving In
Great Britain.
On the other hand. the total
amount of wheat or ocean passage
today showed q substantial decrease
x~mparcd with q week ago. and Gal
weston announced a modification OF
the wheat embargo at that port.
There MAS also talk current that tho
Argentine rains had como too late
to warrant any great Improvement OF
crop conditions. Complaints were
likewise received that 1t Is very dry
throughout Europe, and that blowing
there is not making normal Roadway.
Corn prices r influenced much
Of time today by relative weakness OF
tho wheat market. Unsettled show
cry weathe. over the corr belt tend
cd also to keep corn values down.
Some notice was taken. too, OF advices
that owing to loss Of considerable
wheat acreage in Argentina, Argen-
tine farmers rcseeded with corn and
that the total corn acreage In Argen-
tina Is expected to be large. Arrivals
Of corn in Chicago today aggregated
c:S7 carr against ass cars a week ago
end 2li cars on the corresponding
day last year.
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N OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Sept. l6.-tH,-Rangc
OF carlot grain sales: wheat No. l dark
northern 1856 l-2 to Las: No. l north
ern 1877 l-2 to l.30 5-8: No. l hard
spring 1872 to l.43 l-2: No. l mixed
wheat 1.13 ga to l.39: No. 2 hard
winter 1885 1-8: No. l dark hard VIM
ter 1.41 1-8: No. 2 amber durum 1.24
Ia to 100: No. / mixed durum l.13
l-2 to 1.28 ga.
Corn. No. 2 yellow 81 ga; No. 6
mixed "a 3-8.
Oats, No. 3 white IS IA to Il 3-8.
Rye, No. l 81 5-0 to 80.
Barley. No. 2 Sc to 81: sample So.
Flax, No. l 800 to 1856.
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CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. 16.-{P,-(U. s. y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 158 cars, on
track go cars total u. S. shipments
Saturday 1l22, Sunday Y cars: trad
ing just fair. market about steady;
Wisconsin sacked round whites
northern section $50 to 2.95. mostly
2.85: central section $50 to 2.7O:
Minnesota sacked round whites go
to ESQ: sacked carly Ohios 30 to
c.75; Idaho sacked rurals 800.
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undertonc strong on pigs, average
cost Saturday 9.27; weight 236.
Sheep-l7,5 500: early bids Is lower
on native lambs: sellers asking steady
or 1900 to 1900: nothing done: sheep
steady: desirable fat ewes 400 to 500;
run includes II loads Washington
lambs going through; II loads direct
ia killers.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. l6.--(R)-Whcat, No.
? hard l.35 IA: No. ? yellow hard
1.34 to Ia: No. l northern spring
1.35 IL; No. 2 mixed 1872 1-2 to 1888
l-2.
Corn. No. / mixed 1903 Ia: No. l
yellow 1.O3 to Ia: No. l white 100 Ia.
Oats, No. 2 white 40 l.: to SO.
Rye, No. = 1.O4.
Timothy seed 4.80 to SIS.
Clover seed ll.5O to 1850.
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f YORK BUTTER

New York. Sept. 16.-tP-Buttcr
firm, receipts 1857; creamery higher
than extra A to ~ 1.2c: extra 90
score As l-2c; firsts 1891 score Il
to DC; packing stock. current make
No. ! 80 to 80 1-2c: No. 2 81 IL to
&c. Cheese steady: receipts 204. 679.
State. whole milk flats, fresh fancy
to fancy special "a to Is l-2c; do held
~ l-2 to 20 l-2c.
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APARTMENTS

= AnAv
FOR RENT-Small furnished apart
ment for one or two girls. SIG per
month. Also two room apartment
on ground floor. vacant Sept. IS, S35
per month. Garage $500 per month.
Call 6l8 Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd light house.
keeping apartment. also a front
room on first floor with housekeep-
ing privileges. Light, water and
heat furnished. Call at GA Eighth
street.
FOR RENTING or three oom fur
nished or unfurnished apartment.
private bath. three closets and store
room. private entrance. Call at
802 Second street. Phone l050-R.
FOR RENT-Two OF three room
furnished apartments in the Lau-
rain apartments. City heat, al
ways hot water. Il. L. Flanagan,
phone 3O3.
FOR RENT-NcWly decorated large
apartment for small family. Use OF
telephone. water and some illrni-
ture. price $2l 90. Call at 423 Ninth.
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished warm
two room apartment, hot water
heat, close in. Hot water year
round. Phone OCT.
FOR RENT-Two or three room fur
nishcd apartment. Also sleeping
ROOM. Phone 242-LW. COL Fifth
street.
FOR RENT-TurEished anu unfur-
nishcd apartments at the Rose
apartments. 2l5 Third street. F w
Murphy.
FOR RENT-Four room unfinished
apartment. gas range, ground floor.
Call at 8O8 Seventh street.
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CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. l6.-tF)-Buttcr firm
prices unchanged receipts 10.O65 tubs.
Creamery extras Is: standards ~: ex-
ira firsts - to ~: firsts 30i: to III:
seconds 81 to 80.
Eggs-Firm: receipts 7.648 cases:
graded firsts IS: extra firsts IS to 81;
current firsts 81 to 80.
Cheese unchanged.
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Georges Moonshine
Causes Much Trouble

Beach, N. D.. Sept. l6.-Someone In
this neighborhood stole q quantity Of
boone from Harry George, and now
there are two warrants out for his
arrest. And neither warrant, It Is said.
charges violation Of the dry law.
George went 70 the farm home Of
Den Michaels recently. demanding the
return Of : quantity Of booze he
clAimed 70 have cached on Nichaels'
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DOCTORS

You may drive Nature out by the door
Through the window she'll come back
a flying
They may cut out your gall bladder,
let out your gore.
But i'll misery and pain you'll be dy-
ing.
The knife can not cut your disease
from the blood
For Gods sake then why keep on try
ing?
Buff you visit the Clinic OF DR..
+. NJ. MacLachlan Harvard, you
will not have to be cut to pieces for
We Go not believe IN operations, for
We know that disease is caused by
poisons circulating IN the blood and
can not be removed with a knife.
BY our Alkaline Blood Treatment,
Herbs, Roots and Bark and scicntif-
IL food combinations We have cured
Hundreds and We can CURE YOU.
Clinic rooms 6-8. Lucas Block, Bis
marck. mo KNIFE.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Sept. l6.-FD-Foreign
exchanges irregular. Demand: Great
Britain. 4.84 3-l6: France. 3.9l: italy.
5.22 SIS: Germany. 23.78; Norway,
1851; Sweden, 26.76 Ia; Montreal.
90.3c.
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FARM LAND

FOR SALE-A good farm Of 160 acres.
2 miles west CT T'reda. N. D., with S
room house. barn. two wells and
windmill, chicken house and other
buildings. Price $4,000 per acre.
For terms and particulars write A.
T. Lem, Ffcda, N. Oak.
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MlNNEAFOL1S POTATUES
Minneapolis. Mimi. Sept. l6.-,P,-
tU.S.D.AD-Potatoes: Moderate wire
inquiry. demand moderate: market
weaker. Carloads +. o. b. shipping
point. based on delivered sales. less all
transportation charges, sacked cwts..
Early Ohios, U. S. No. l. and partly
graded. $40 to $50. mostly $40 to
245.
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finer have tended to slow up tho
opening Of the Australian auction.
FLOUR

Minneapolis. Sept. l6.-tP-Flour
unchanged. In carload lots. family
patents quoted at 7.95 to sos a barrel
III % pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 35,938.
Bran $3.50 to 100.
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HOUSES AND A

HOUSES FLATS
FOR SALE BY OWNER-MOdern
bungalow. Two bedrooms, hard
wood floors. built in %cupboards. sun
porch. near school. garage. Price
reasonable. See Dale at 2l1 West
Rcsser Or phone 922.
tOn RtsNl-A modern live room
bungalow. built-in features. base
ment garage. Write Tribune in
care of Ad. No. %.
FOR RENT-SiX room modern house
at FOL Front street. Phone 1921.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-RADIOS
to sell at once. Also n 90 gauge
double barrel shot gun. Call at 421
Ninth street.
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BNSTON Wn0L

Boston. Sept. l6.-RD-Wool: There
Is some uneasincss In the market re-
garding values In domestic fine. Sales
on the western grown lines Of CAS- ana
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CALL MONEY r

New York, Sept. Is. - (Fp - Call
money easier; ~ per cent all day.
Time loans steady: 80 days 81 to o:
6O-9O days 81 to 8: 4-6 months 81
to 8.
Prime commercial paper 6 to 6h.
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Sealed bids will be received " "a
Bismarck Loan and Investment aC41I
pany for the building located on Hro4
Avenue between. 3rd and lth 9troo1|
steam Laundry and legally dsooS1ed
The North 100 feet of Loto y
and 3. Block ~, Original Ela0s|
Said building consists Of .cenceo1
Sc 8 down and removed
premises. Bid, therefore,. sAOul4 G@Yx
an offer for the material cOnta1o0
the building ana + TO b roMcVo
bidders expense. 3
The right q rsssrysa ~
to reject any o. Ill ht9a.
For further 13nfCrmAtSoo tD4N
First National Bank.
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WORK WANTED

CHIMNEY SWEEP-A clean flue pre-
vents fire and Y fuel. Work
guaranteed. Price reasonable. Phone
1913.
EXPERIENCED lady desires house,
work by tho hour. Phone 985-J.
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STANDARD OIL CLOSE
New York. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
Oil Of Indiana closed SIS today.
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Minneap0lis. sept. M.-LR9-Nay,
80. I timothy, 1870: No. 3 400; 10.
ailAlta 1ooo; ~. : Ian.
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Estherville
~ 4 o LATHE

Aefe. VIM. Mickelscn end children.
-. and 1lss. 11ensy Dayeupogt ~
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
BUTTONS HEALING SALVE. A
soothing. healing salvc for cuts.
burns, bruises, sores, ulcers. boils.
pimplcs. piles. etc. Advertising
price two boxes sl.OO postpaid. Adj
dress w. II. button, Box 1903. Little
Rock. Arkansas.
RESPECTABLE young lady would
like to accompany respectable
party OF ladies motoring to Oregon.
Washington or other points west
about October first. State terms.
Write TRIBUNE, care Of Ad. No. %.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE-First class meat market
and grocery, only meat market In
town Of TO population. Fully
equipped. Wc1zel Bros. owners.
Drayton. N. =.
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POSITION WANTED

PUSlIlON WANTED
POSITION desired by st~enographcr.
good reference. Write Tribune, care
of Adj. No. 10.