Bismarck daily tribune. [volume], March 07, 1909, Image 7

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Inquire 222 Second
)R RENT—Oood *even-room house
rery reasonable to right partieo
Phone ~Wtt£i'l. iyf-^''H•£*•/•
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t&lbrirtje^ land.'
Address Mercer, .care Tribune.
lilMii fi,oii|j|ower"Stetoa 19M-mide)
good repair $i600. Coat when new
$35# :.ab'd atbck of dry ijoods-^ih
pT-p voice ,$1^00, for good tract of laitd*
Write Boi 415 Dlcklnaon, N. p.
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CIGARS—At $15 per thousand. -First
tclass seflers. "Buy at jtatory. Save
agents ctfmpiiaslon.- "William P.
j^ienmeyer 423 Third street
FOR~ E—Land
FOR.^LE—%e ioluiaieast quarter of
sectiOT 33, township 13^, range 79.
V'.Mak^ me^^^plfer.S/ A. C^J^axweii^
Lexington, ^elb '••^•'ivS•• &••&•.
T6^ aMJB^':}mfi i&f •acres of «ine
*-farm? land In the Heart pt. Adam»
[:. «cbufttj£tN ©^within 2% miles »f
^:|Betyngelv, county seati oa
wi^ ioam*
e^Bttqea, JB^ies Broa., ..6n«Ida
Block, Minneapolis, or Otto Jacob
sen, register ef deeds, Hettinger, N.
D.T P^mer ?lver QliBon,- 0»vs P- 15*
Tallent, 38 So. 5th street Mlntpap
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l!QR RBN^House. Inquire at 400
$f|'Seventh streets
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0SMcati*«InMr(i0D, if paid caibiq advance.) NopubiicatlbnferleeataanlSo. Caah*tutaocompanyynt6f town order*.
Adr«r(lMi«faBta In tbaae eelanna haTin# letters or numbers MUST be answered throoch correspondence. iv ,:, :.: l-'v
FOR SALE—Mlacallaneour
FOR SALBl^rHalf: interest In my gro^
eery, meattmarket and bakery. This
business Is too well known to re
quire lengthy deBcriptlon. As I am
going to relieve myself entirely
baslness cares the buver must be
the right kind ol party. The amount
of casjtx is hot sd essential .as the
rlgtt kind of man. Chas. Kupltz.
FOR SALE—Refrigerator, good as
new: cheap. E. U:'Allin, Bare
Block/- ..'*•''.• '•.. '.£'''•
FOR SALE MACHINERY.
GASOLENE ENGINE FOR SALE
Slx-horse power gasoline engine,
Fairbanks & Morse make, lm good
condition. Economical end relia
ble. Reason for selling we now use
central plant electric power. Ap
ply to tira'Tribute omce,: "••'•.•'':•V.C-
INQ AND PtTLLBYS FOR
SALE—In changing our pliant to
electric power, we have stored a
large quantity of ehafting^ of dif
ferent sixes and all alses of pulleys
and hangen. all as good as new
Will be sold at a bargain. Address
Tribune, Bismarck.
FOR SALE--Cheap, fine cement block
machines patterns, patents models,
etc. Will sell aU or Just one ma
chine or wilLvtraiie the whole for
land. If interested write for cata
logue and prices. Schoenman Ce
ment Block Macfliine Co., Sioux
^Faila.^ i.•'*".., •'. :*'. "'".-
WANTED—AGENTS.
SALESMEN strong specialty
salesman ire will pay $^000 to $500\
and expenses. Must make good
mem with trade in general store
viine
preferred. Address L. T., Co.,
this paper, v-
AGENTS—Can mak 200 percent sel
ling, aid appointing sub-agents'to
sell our Security' Hydro-Carbon
Lighting systems. Will give ex
clusive territory.- For catalogue
and full particulars address Secur
ity Light & Tank Co., 151 Jeffttrspn
street Chicago.
BLACK DIAMOND COAL.
BLACK DIAMOND COAL—From
the fimoos Satterlund mine—can now
be had in Bismarck by 'phoning John
Larson at the Dakota Lumber ^ebiiK-
mVket^ greatest units of heat Try
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COAL—1 am selling the famous
White Ash Coal. Phone your or
ders and get prompt delivery. A,
F. Marquett, agent Phone 54/ Of
'... flee, 328 Fourth sttreet //",.',
BtfiDINQ OF BILLS. V,
For the oohieMentteTOBS^meS
bera the pages are busy just now in
having the senate and house bills
bound in convenient form (or
handling. Files given to the pages
one day can be bound and returned,
for the sesslbn of the next day.
ii & A *'bargain-hi»nter^
her husband need not be quite such
a harried money-hnttter.
:„v«r .r
^jn©w pepple will be able to do, by jnental
.•- mceipi«&taWel>ayer by a mere "telepathic stunt
ler—ana* au conswerea, tlrt
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MI8C ANE0U8
WArrEi^ersons'. with talent toe
drawing for class In cartconhli
and newspaper illustration. Co
plete course In^f greeks. For
ticulars etc.,!jUJdrils, Stewirt, caw
Tribune, Bismarck, N, D.
WANTED^ReguIar milk customer^
Delivery. hiade to any. par^ of th|F|J
city morning bit evening.i Pbon^e
-.442.' •'.••.-..' j:-*Vlii*':' '-r'^M^M
PlXNO TUNING-wSpecial rates by
the year. AW wofk guaranteed.
Leave orders at, Knowles' & Han*
^ey's, Phone lit. ''._
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FOR RENT—ROOMS.
TO RJ3NT—Furnished rooms.
Ned Wilton, 116 Sixth street.
.GENTS—Make $5 to.|25 dally sell
ing our kitchen, cutlery sets. Need
ed In every household. Superior
quality. Sell at sight. Particulars'
free. Write: M.etalware Company,
Monadnbck Blk, Chicago.
WANTED-rSalesmen to sell general
line of high-grade groceries, to ho
tels, farmers, stockmen and jother
large consumers. Our. goods are
[. guaranteed to coinpl^r with"' the
I L:$0Q]dai as':^reli ^ae',.^!..•*!*:-'paire
iofa 1*™. Vk mTestme its crvl.
..missions advanced experience unr
necessary. Liberal income assured
honest, energetic men. The banner
season is now at hand. Write .today
for particulars. John Sexton"-* Co.,
:,
Wholesale grocers Lake and' Frank
lin street, Chicago.
THE 8ENOR FROM THt EAST.
fteliread Restauranls in Cuba Wltri
Japansse and CKInese Servants.
!Wh«n a cross-country Cuban rati*
IMtf train pulls into Las Tunas or
jfjlego de Atila for the stop for food:
the traveler alights, prepared very
likely to be waited upon by a black
•jred, red lipped, dark complexloiet
•soorita or perhaps by a sturdy rascal.
Oi^a waiter, either of whom Is held
to. W typical of a Spanish-speaking
ebustry. Something to his surprise',
Uteii, he. discovers that the railway
restaurants, are not served by Cubans
Of-Americans'either. '::-'£i .y,"1
The servants are Japanese of -Chi
nese,: sometimes both. It comes as a
shock to the traveler when he sees the
men of the Orient handing out the
food upon request and answering tab
Cuban'•'•. questlbns iii Spanish and the
IAmerlcan interrogatories in English«j
Just'how these folks happened to
come in no one seems to Jtnow..There
are Japanese art stores that do busi
ness ini Havana, and also there5 are
Chinese in the laundry business, y,
Exactly What Ha Mea«tltp|ft
•Tour KaVish wliVdrlve n» craty,
roar^ the city editor. "Listen to what
you have written: Klas Sissy gisson,
the well known young niusciah bbmr
edy star, had her face slapped last
night/'* .^": ----V
-What's wronr with thatr asked
^•,9»pa^::^^,^r,'
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"V7hafswttt»g With 4t? Why, when
you say she "had her face slapped* you
imply that it was done at her re
I Attest." Z'm-yZy:- -w: V£*aih
what Measaat Portedchief of
plates the cbnstrttctioe of 0 mOes
railroad ta Is^tan Territory aa4 OUav
with* the next two yeers, th*
at IHmea Oty and nins
booUmsttoi Paris, Tea, with a brandi
LIVE
Mrs.
FOR RENT—Pleasant roams with
board, at reasonable rates, at the
Roanoke. '".'^
LOST.
LOST—Pair of spectacles top of
glass cut off: flftv).cents to'flndeiy
Proably left in isapltol building..
Leave atTribune office
LOSTr-At capltol, one pair of-spee^
taxsles. Pinder please to leave af
Tribune office and^get reward.
LOSTi^Two setter ptips, 9 months old ^,v.
One femafe: yellow: and white, a a
one male, black and white. Infoy-J
mation leading to their recovery
will be rewarded. W. E. Lahr.
LOSTy-Adark brdwn rug muff, Tiles
day afternoon. Finder return for
rward 722 Sixth street, or phone
WANTED—SALE8MAN
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.8Tock.' .¥y ..
Ufflfflfaul, Minn., March 6^-Gattle-i
ES 350 head market steady arid
3l-i|j*||fr-Receipts 2,200 hcad^Jmarke|t
sleiij^to strong range |6.10 i& $6.3§
i)ti#i6.i5 to $620.: .-•• •..'•w.^..-.^'--PRE^BYtER|AN
Receipts, MO head fttiarket
uhchange'd ^.^
s, un-
,.t,,i.rt.-. -,"A.
o, March 6/ rK5attle —-Re-r
.300 market steady. Beeves,
^.25 Texj^y|4^40@|5.5O
steers, |4.10@5.60 stocers
ders, $3.40@5.56 cows and
$[e-mail] calves,, $6.25®
i—Receipts,,.':.'' ^Wljpp /market
5 cents higher^yLlght,:.|6.25®
mixed, $615^6.60 heavey,
$6i5jfjp6.r,0 rough, «6.25@6.35 good
4fi&fttelce heavy,' $6.35®6.80 pig«
$S.25©6.00 bulk of-saleB, $6.15@6.50.
'dliep—ReceipfiB,,••• 2.00O- market
steady: Native, $3.30®5.75 western,
.$35ft#5.80 yearlings,y 06,00@7.1«
lamBl^ native, $5,754^7.85 western,
'$5^fc#7.90 '"v''''W ."-"'L,'
QRAJNiv.-:y •'.•,. --.
111.,. March::^ Close:
May, to J4 July/
a
$M% to y2\ Sep^mber, 9»c De
'c^nSbq^ 99c. -v^wi^^'T^'••-•'
'f0$$:-— March, '6^pV^ M»y»* 68%c
l6o^| July, 67^cytoffi^ September,
WWPp December,^9c.
May, ofiJicj July,' 50f^c
-.r, 4i^c.4 l?. /•*-,'.
uth, Minn.,, March' 6. Dose:
No. 1 hard on track $1.15^,
No. 1
norther,
to^rrjve
$1.14^, No.
1
nftp^iern $1.14f^, No. .2 northern
$ 2 May, fl.l3Ji Jpiy, $1.13^
S^Feniber, $1.00}^. JDurum-'on track,
$1.01J4', Np:. ,2 99j4c May,
July)l$i:004. .V '_'.
Fla'x)-— To arrive, $1.59^ 'track
May,5 $1.59 ^July, $1.59
er, $1.39 October, $1.33.
Oats-—Tov arrive, 52fgc track,
MONEY.
March 6. Monev
York,:
jjai^'ihominal.
on'
j'Time loans easief,, 60 and 90 days,
sSj&Jjie"2% per cent six months, 254
^S, iJer cent.
?$m*r
NED CRUELTY OF A BOY.
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Finds Out Why the Family Cat
Dees Not Eat.
•Tor'genuine cruelty the average 6
year^d boy has got a Hottentot ©an
nibinftked to a fraizle," said the
proud^ falser Of a young hopeful the
other dpqp' The latest trick of my kid
is a wlnjjlfr, but was sort of rough on
the victipa, which was our pet cat.
About tlirbe weeks ago we noticed
that pus«e: suddenly stopped eating
arid drinking- All the choice bits of
meat and dishes of milk were left un
touched.
•Vot^figfral days we explained It
supj8i?fc
at
more than the ordinary number of
mice and'eatiDs them to the exclusion
of our olffrings, but we-soon nticed
that she was becoming thin and gaunt
and did not seem inclined to movb
about andijpurr as she used to. One
day. after1 two weeks'of thlsvri picked
"P the lajDW skeleton cat and began to .JJJ
stroke its.neck.
"V7hat-fe ycu think I found? A thick
rubber bi»d stret,-h«d tightly around
the throi&Tcooceei.3.[ by the long fur.
but she?«buld not eat. I removed it
and now^She is setting along all right
"When I ji# ed ice boy ahoat it he said
he just',§i|ij|t*i to see if kitty would
strangle!^tf it had been anything else
hut a catit*wculd have been dead in
notime:il:v
•[. Oinlsek Las-ion's Doors.
Jack London, the novelist, is having
yacht built for him at Oakland, Cal.,
ind is to go for a se^en years* cruise
round tifKfWOrld, gathwlag material
for new .Mttiries. Mr. London is a hu
jpiorist aiS4eU aB a rea«st. On his
home in 'Hah Francisco was a sign
tending:'^#» admission except on
:Husiness^|«o
here." Aiti on the back door was the
notice: a do not enter wlthoet
taockingi^plsese do not knock."
K- A ^Westchester Legend.
There fci arburtons story of mingled
auaintnese and superstition told about
bu'ldtog^of the mill dam across
the Pocatrrtico, near to Phillpse castle,
gt Tunrjiown. Lord Phillpse post
fbrad direction" of the church of
the fKilbw* in order to complete the
d|un, but^pedam burst each time hb
tried to «pit- p..y: y:-:-" .Q, :.
v':.in his actress he was approached
•j$jr'Harrygfhhi:bld slave. Harry told
Mi maste|^iat in a dream the. Lord
^heaTen'|hs4 been revealed to htm
when tta^Qbr* said the church most
built lirt if the dam was \o re*
nuln flrnt ithea eonstructed. Phillpse
.«^wedis1i1^ary^^ejBTio^ ,.^
«tfeto,/.
^'*^-~v*fcsae*t%.mm
1' pi^ir|Be::tliir» is lover's line?"
SALVATION ARM^-Hll Jfolif
ness meeting{ 3 p,m,,•'••^c)iildr)en's
meeting and Bible class 8 p.m.,
sjalyatipfl- meetingv lesson inbiect,
V?A
knbkledge, .of Salvation/VJS/-v•':
CHURCJIVMpm-
i.mg worship,at 10:45, sermon by the
lypasjtor,
(spjeciar
music Sunday schppl
yat 12 Junjor Endeavor at 4 p.ni
Senior Endeayor at 7. p^m. j. Cyening
praise at*8.p.m.,yBerinoh by'the pas
tor, special music A cordial invija,
tipn is. extended to all. Cfiarles W.
,Harris. -vv '-. y./: .y. •.. -,.,-,
GERMAN EVA "N E I A
HCHURCH, ^corner Rossery arid
Seventh .streets Services will be
held as,"follows: Sunday school at
1ft a. mvk preaching at 10:45", a"d
-preaching again in- the evening at 8
there wilj be, specia.1 music by the
choir and' the male choir. Everyone
is cordially inyiteM, to attend. W. G,
Mehges, Pastor H. C. Lehner, as
sistant '. '".•'• •':•-'.-
BAPTIST CHURCH, avenue and
Fourth street —10:45, worship with
sermon, topic, "Fatherhood and
Sonship," Lord's Supper celebrated
'12 m., Bible school 6:45yChristian
Endeavor meeting} 7:45j people's
service, sermon tdpic, "The Spirits
Tested." Ours is known as" the "home
like church." We welcome you.
Geo. B: Newcomb, Minister.
McCABE METHODIST EPISCO
PAL CHURCH, Louis Magin, pasT
tor Services today ajt 10:45 a. m.
sermon by the pastor, topic, "Is the
Ark of God in Danger?" sacrament
of the Lord's Supper at 12 m. Sun
day school at 3:30 p. m. Junior
league 7 p.m. Epworth league de
votional service (Mr. Clough, leader)
p. m, evening gospel service, ser
mon by the pastor special music at
both servkes. Stiangers warmly
welcomed. y?:
EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Services for
the second Sunday in Lent: LStanty
Holy Communion with address at
11 o'clock a.m. music: y"
Eleixin, Gloria Tibi Gloria in ex
celsusr Sunday school at 12:15 a.m.
mid-week servjees: Thursday Guild
meets" at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. \V- G.
Dillon's Friday: Holy Communion
at. 10:30 a.n£, Litanty andv address
at 4:30 prm. A cordial invitation is
extended to the general.public to all
our services^ Owen F. Jones, Rector.
Papuan Medicine Man's Methods.
Papuan medicine men are regarded
with great respect by the natives,
Those I have met certainly seemed
energetic and hard working. They sit
close to the patient, massaging the
seat of pain with much vigor, and
while they are thus rubbing make a
noise with their lips rather like that
which a groom makes when rubbing
a as te a
*?,!."* 1"J. 5 tag one,'and the medicine man stops
«.- git
.intervalshatobeen
drinboiled.
How It Happened.
It just pbhuitteu tha. cat to breathe, man under the bed?" queried the
spinster.
"Did you ever find the traditional
"Only once," replied the married
woman. "We thought we heard burg
lars downstairs* and a few seconds
later I found my husband there.**
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MaalirtStrwe1t
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Preaidcnt
Waltar Graham.
r»
try.
hot water in
which taro Hi ob
ject is to extract some mysterious
foreign substance from the sick man's
body, and if he succeeds in this he re
ceives a fee, otherwise,he gets noth
ing. "No cure, no pay," is apparently
a to
E. P. Qoaia.
J.A.Grahaiii.
Aaa*t. Caahiaf
Caahler
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Capital Surphn, $50,000.00
O N A A N I N
Money tCoRLoan oB Farm LandG
laterest Fald es Tlstb tepeslts
aed Savings Aeeeests
W A E
Dray and Tnasffr Cn.
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W O O a I E
Dreys fsraiahsd^fsr all psrseses
PAOCAOB eeuvERY
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6. C. WACHTER
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INSURANCE
IN
OLD LIME
GOIPAIIES
P. C. REMHGT01, Agent
Offica at Marchaota StaU Baadc
TELEPHONE 2^6
SUTTERY.GUNNwCa
WlianaHaai RataB
GROCERIES
Coai, Wood, Ice and Grata
Comer Third
Broadway
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TRADE Martns
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COPVRIbHTS &
An on« aandliig a akatob and description mm
ralckly a»cert«tn eur opinion frae whether
.nrentlon l» probably patentabla.XIoinmuiilrj
U^atrtaUrconadentbirMWIBOOK on Pate,
SrentTo probably pal«ntabJe.Coinmuiilr
tl^strtctlr^OdentGariUiMBO W on Pate. a
•ant froa. Oldeat agency for aecariiifiMteiita.
Fatenta taken tnrodan Mann
^trfalnoHee, wttbon ebat«a, the
Sckimnct flmerican
AAandaomely tlhntratad
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bU WaaMnaton, I*
ssoond
LargestdealersinTheNwth-WeaU
HewHotorCydesSISO^toSaSiy1
AHmakasandaizes.
Saed torViwe catalog of bargains InnvoUa I
crolaaandmotor aandriea.
mBOTftOV, Pioneer MoMcMah.
.• 4
Dunrawee Placs.
A «ew and modern boarding
house, where the comforts of
home will be found. 21J Third
street.-''''.
Parcel end iisggege dwtvery. Kahsr }p^0^
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