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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
L1vERPooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Feb. - D. m -Cotton-Spot-IIn de-
mand: prices Lied higher; American middIing fair
led good Hiddng I'D: mfddlng 3-16d low mid
ding, lied good ordinary 4sd ordinary 11-16d.
The sales Of the day 700 bales
for speculation and export and included 5+OO
receipts, 100 bales all American Futures opened
and closed firm AZ the advance American uiddling
February. 664d value; February and March 8 2-G4d
value; March and April. 81 buyers April and Nav
G2-6+Q+ l4d sellers MAJ and June 81 6+d buyers;
June and July 5+-64G4 55-64d buyers July and Au-
gust 80 6+d5 90 64d sellers; August September
4GG4G+ ~ SAD sellers; September and October
October and November 1G 4d sellers:
2 and December. 10 G4G4 I1-6id buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eI2 A NJ and 355 P N. Daily. Sunday Pitts
field Sundays only 20 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Piutsch Light.
Ticket Offices az 1I3 261 AIS and 1915 Broadway q
Union So. W.. G35 Columbus Ave. 81 I25th
125th s. 12sth 81 stations. New 33S and T25
Fulton and l04 Broadway z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 COrtlaudt' York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked rom hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE Fl. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

COTTON-A advance IN cotton prices at LIVER
q his country Nev-YoTk leading the Upward movement
Es4ee q SGD Il cotton Of ~ G4s4d In futures
eager demand from shorts The opening call In the local
s quite neglected after opening at ss4c against
prsT0us day being depressed for o by 1905 ~ ne
co1tenTaIed large deliveries and nce-a'tiss az ~ 81,
;5 ef ne g9Etles TO whom the cotton would De
here on The 2ocO bales lender on March con-
tgr grade than handled BY exporters but later it was
iris was co-s-rse 70 s,sx ne I,t ans s,p Z abroad
sc lut aanoee s rd 7l IN 90 s5 ssy5nesd to
1sr~ss - 70 aosc Nay TIE most active month. ad-
showed net gain 1915 points ciosed STEADY at
eals points The onward movement was sti.s1ated by
d s e2, s9q.5sr spot market sdyces and BY re-
sels az snylas Tor European eccCgnt vas scve Wan
stock Of american c9tton n iverpooi and asosi
shows esnesaey COMPARED with the same date last
beer The pr1clrsi 1t - s ha az
e present point An authority, reviewing the situation
Ier = Examine and see what me supply for Great
The heavy arrivals at ports leave little room
"a t ma t1e e3Ii,ercsl crop VIII al least reach
= o a. f2li9ys Crop say 10000 bales received
5ss - aga s,ocks Jned States ports February 10
SIlag1, estimated total supply 10 August 81 ISIS 900
fes % ststnern splfnsrs 70 august 81 10000; de-
tor towns August 81 $50 90: together go 900: est
Great Britain 5000 to Continent
o. he 26I5ooo stock in Liverpool February Il
ssi sfioat- Csc
Liverpool February - 1893 81 0G0; sfOat 175 600
Eether SIS con. estimated 81
Tinted States 80 90: deduct export from Liverpool
9ee. 30 GO which the existing stock and
saount ehoat would make 900 against 22 600 last
gar - British spinners stocks are practically the
same the deliveries likely exceed
t year fact with the nigh price and better grade Of
cotton chances viii be perhaps OGO
lyifa1 deliveries same then
sock bales against SIC 600
Bales las. such Quantity $4,000 bales would
- Quite sufficient 20 supply splners until new crop
afasle cotton IN the local market closed quiet
9Th prices nc higher the basis Of 21ec for mddng
Upland and TI6c for niddiing Gulf Sales were 20
bales
Receipts principal ports interior points to-day
a. compared ago and year fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
207O
Is5I5


Estimated receipts EeW-Orlesns for Monday were
1f ZOO - 0G0 bales. against II 64S bales ss
sek and 355s bales ago; Houston. from ~
= 800 bales against Z $50 bales last week and 1887
Bales last year
prices local market to-cay
sss f1lIoEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

Cotton exchanges special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
.reenas saes. 1000 bsles; speculation and export -
american. 300; receipts 1900 bales American, = 90
ocing upland $3.50. Futures opened steaey az S-oi
~e.e advance Closed nrn 2n-6S94eH Let advances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

=
STATIONS 700. q West Twsaty-rnra street and De.-
EThe Ieavine time fr fam I Dssh-o.a. .na
that giIe6 stFesJs is i've minutes later than
: ia 10 VI eE EsP where otherssIse
cars New York TO PirtsaurV Sleeping car Pit:s6ars
9.25 A. NJ FAST TT5F l2 pi F.t5s6g-s- Co.,
$50 A. W. PENSsTLvANIA IiMfrE6 1 eF4f
ton Cars Fo- C5icseo C1e5elaa4 Tosd6 5 ciaesn6ss
1-55 p VI CHICAGO AND st. LOUIS EMPRESS
apols chicago 3 To.is ana LouisV-4e'' 4AaiaS-
'2 To-. z; VI: WESTERN ExPREss-For chicago. For
e9rS Akron Cleveland Clac-nnaf Loaisvnis Iaaiss-
PS k6 5a7 ia g2:nI rssqF v. ass
s55 P. VI. Man. AND ExprsE5 P5sa sa-s.
and 'T 5a Gs T %a: 20 4 A3o s,ess ss sZ %
- WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
~ on 80 s9 1910 tDeshrosses and Cortaudt Streets.
tesbrosses and eo- nan sDas car "a Z IS 10
1Dinin Car * al Pa5.9r sai Hins Cars Is .
9l - 81 1055 Dining carr = n. I255 as
g 3 . Dining Car. As Dining carr . IS , n
soTTHEIsS Ran wAY-..F1ari4a Limited u n
'FoFSTs and Cortla7iJ Streets - 40 M week
NORFOLK AND wEsTERS RA1LWA 1si Jam M.npn,
ATIANTIc COAST LISE- II S54g Special r.
cE5E Hes OHIO RAILwAT-755 a n week
FOB QL D POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-T3 a m
ATLG SS57fgs c 7Pa SO z =" daily
ant Cortandt Streets 80 ?. nj weekdays Throuzh
NssIlnled Trains Buffet Parlor cars and Standard
lAPE MAY--1255 ?. m wsek-davs
ror points on New Long Branch Raif-oad er--
49, ITenty-third Street Staton) SIS N. Il 40
90, ana 40 p sundays. els a n D n
,,5Sm Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streetsl.
1-9o o4o and DO p Sunisys Q 45 a. N. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
~ .Lesnrosses and C0r-lgntr Strae-s 9NA ~ T5s
30 500 . C955 Penua. Limited 1910 Gesbrosses
and COrtlantt Streets Dining Carr 10 * 07f1n
ar II ~ a n 1255 10 Desbr1ssss and Cortlsntt
s'rreets I'D 255. 225 as. 425 425 FDfninz Carr
80 DainS Car $50 Dining Carl. 7-s5. s1 s2s
2 m 10 night sundays.
limited S5s- To- Dining Carr m
Dining Carr. - . Dining can = 3 Cof.1e
ar. 90 Dining carr, T55. $50 . D m 70 10
Ticket offices Nos 461 90 1886 1854 III and PSI Broad
We AssoF House Vest Twentythrd street station:
d stations foot Of DeshFosses and Corra1l- Srrae-s
Court Street SEQ Futon street Is Broafrsv sni
LeIlsF!Eala Annex Station BroCklyn- Station Jersey
city me New YORK. Transfer C1r1r7uv Will car -
and check baggage from and residences rhouEl
Telephone 9l4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
d d n = ICf1I~StlN r WOOD.
usreFaL Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
T TAR RI 8 %; % q! eeIs. 50 90

SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-5 d56c
RCSIN-Comnon good strained. 81 70: e. 81 so; F,
81 99 % " II. 81 Is; 50 .; X, 81 40 N, 50 so; y.
So TO- w 6. 50 -; " ". 81 10
STOCK OK HAND
SPIRITS turpentne $50
49, -foJ
Charleston Feb e4-Turpeutine firm 53c Rosin firm.
% = 20 and E. 81 45 s. IS G. 81 So H. 81 So;
a. n - 10; n 81 .; y. 50 30; c. 50 %: ", SO
SaNtrhah FEB 24-Spirits turpentine firm 531ac;
10 oos sales p bbls; exports. 9gl bills Rosin
bbls; G, 81 GJGSI 20 100 ' N'' ~
lInlngton, Feb. 24.-Spirits turpentne firm, 53laG
2G receipts II bbls. Resin firm 81 45G$1 30; receipts
90 Dds rude turpeutine. s2dS3 q Tar firm. 81 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
NAVAL STORES,

There were no changes Of importanes in the ano'sa
p,.sSy sne demand quite fair Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
Gteamhuafs.

STEAMBOATS,
BOSTON. $3.50. VIA
THE NEW ROUTE
TO NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON
NEW HAVEN LINE
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE.
Flyers Chez TER W. CHAPLIN and
RICHARD PECK in commission.
Daily Sundays excepted from Pier IS. East River for
Haven. Providence and Boston at P. NJ
BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fail River
Leave Pier 10. N r. II. Warren ST. weekdays only
at 90 P. NJ strs PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. CrchesE
each.
STONIN6TON LINE. Stonizgton-L.eave Pier ga
y. r.. foot Of Spring St. weekdays only. at 500 P NJ
Steamers Maine and Nev-Hampshre-
NORWICH LINE LOndou-Ieavs
N R.. foot Of Spring St. weekdays only. $50 NJ
Steamers City of Lowell and Massachusetts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

Re co-ee market weak; No Rio Ios275; exchange
S1-lod; reoe2rs. 5000 bags; cleared for United
States 1000 bags cleared Europe r stock les O0
bzES- - ' 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Railroads.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four 'Electro-P Pneumatic Signals.
Stations In New York foot Liberty St.
and Ferry.
Leaving time from South Ferry is same as from
Liberty St, except when noted
Trains Liberty St
Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh Chunk,
400 s7:15. sa:10 A. NJ (si2:0O NJ. Easton). 80
81 AS. 81 DO P II.
Isl 90 10 Easton) A. M 81 90 $50 5000 p NJ
For Wilkesbarre, Pttston and Scranton '4OO. 50 10
A. NJ. 1880 P. N. Sundays. '43O A. NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg al 100 - 30 100. So 10
$1,000 Reading) A M $50, 80 81 40 IS 90.
(sT:3O &c Reading P. NJ, s12:15 night sundays 80
80 10 Reading M 100 1870. $3.50 s6:OO $500
TO Readng) P. NJ. sl2l5 night
For stations the NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
P. r.. '43o $3.50 10 Red Bank only IS 40 lag:SO
Hed Baak Sniya 30 G G we ana Sd, ny 10 Eeq 6ank
Bank only a. NJ, $500 P NJ
M. 81 as, So 30 i410 $500 sundays '1o:i5 A n.
1910 P NJ. Sundays '10:15 A. NJ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, '4So a. II. s1:45 90 30
P M City special with vestibuled and
Tu Imam Pari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
From foot % Liberty 81.
days '43O. 500 1000. Of 30 Dining Carr NJ.
Dining Carr. 30 600 Royal Blue Limited SIS 800
$500 Dining P. M. s12 Is mdt. Sundays 40
1000 uIsO Dining Car a. NJ 1870 3:OO Royal Blue
Limited $500 5000 Dining Carr P. M sI2;15 mdt
Additional trains for Philadelphia week days 40 900
A. NJ. $3.50 $500 81 80. $3.50. 'e:i5 P NJ Sundays
$500 A. M, $500 50 20 P.
Tickets and psrior car az foot Of Liberty ST.
South Ferry Iis IT2 261 434 GA .2s4 1854 Broad
way, 7s7 9Th Az. % Union So West 1873 East I25th
Court St 344 SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn Us Broadway
WILLIAMSBURG The New York Transfer Co. will toI
baggage from hotels residences
ton.
From Liberty St. only.
sFrom South Ferry I'VE minutes earlier.
from South Ferry at 5:26 p. 81
aFrom South Ferry az e:20 A. NJ.
bFrom South Ferry at eI0 p. NJ.
from south Ferry a 9-o5 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

s.os taarzst qalst SO average Santos, es50o
receipts 300 bags stock 402 600 bags Hamburg coffee
market opened : pig higher st ESQ n net unchanged
market opened irregular Agisf higher: at Il m IN
changed; at N. weak ~ lower: az 40 ? n, IN
changed: total sales. 5000 bags.
Al
tsnrosrT August
s-ra $500 September
ArT1l % October so
Nay $3.50 November ............ rs
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New-Yors. rebruarv p. 1aoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

Tie sfatiEtioai position,
|hf9nicle " Is a. follows.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
LACK REASONING FACULTY.
Cinnamon Jump at Conclusions With
out Respect to Logic.

The Chinese never reason by analo-
gy. They seem incapable of it. A
Chinese boy when asked why his sis
ter did not come to school will ans
Wer: my sister did not come to
school," and consider it a full reply to
the question. Ask why the Chinese
build pagodas thirteen stories high
and the answer will come, "The
Chinese build them so' The idea of
cause and effect is extremely hazy
in the celestial mind.
The nearest approach to reasoning
OF which the Chinese mind is capable
will be found in their expositions or
faith in which there is much wisdom
displayed, but little reasoning compar-
ed with other religions. In one char
acteristic passage a writer speaks of
the fables of mythology and goes on
to say: ''Why since the ancient books
that described those times were burned
should we misrepresent those remote
ages and satisfy ourselves with vague
fables? However, as everything ex-
cept heaven and earth must have had
cause, it is clear that they have al
ways existed and that cause produced
all sorts of men and beings and en-
dowed them with various qualities
Otherwise the promising beginning
and the absolutely illogical termina-
ton! Such nonsequitors as these things
are is ascribed, not illogically, to
dual powers, the yin and yang, repre-
senting the masculine and the femi-
nine principals. This is developed
into an ingenious philosophy and is
Ineligible to the western mind. But
although in this idea Chinese. philoso-
ply bears resemblance to that of the
Egyptians and the Hindoos the like
ness cannot be carried far and it is
safe to say that among civilized races
there is no more illogical, no more I'M
imaginative, philosophy than that of
the Chinese.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
OKLAHOMA A MODERN EDEN.

There is no need to go to Europe
for cheap living while Oklahoma
exists, says Helen Churchill Candee in
the Atlantic Distance from the large
markets makes it the ideal place for
housekeepers with a slender purse.
All homegrown foods of a perishable
nature can be had for refreshingly low
prices. Some of these / quote that I
may make heads of eastern families
groan with envy. Watermelons, not
withstanding that several hundred
freight cars of this juicy fruit roll
northward to Kansas City, can be
bought at any time from July to cold
weather for five cents each, and these
of size and sweetness unsurpassed.
Muskmelons, delicious as nectar, are
five cents dozen, although these, too,
are sent away literally in carloads
Spring chickens are twenty-five cents
a pair; sweetbreads, ten and fifteen
cents; beef and lamb, fifteen cents
pound. Grapes-alas, this luscious
crop is nearly given away-one cent a
pound for the best. The reason for
this humble price attached to so fine
a fruit is that the crop natures and
is in it's prime during the heat of Aug
ust, and shipment is impossible except
in refrigerator cars which are too ex-
pensiye. And so the whole population
revels in delicious juice.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
THE OKLAHOMA RACES.

Another reason why Oklahoma
piques the interest, says Helen Church
i'll Candee, in the Atlantic, is that
almost every one remembers the
unique way in which it sprang into
being as a land for civilized men, and
yet only those who actually too part in
the Run remember it's excitement and
it's iniustices. First the land was
bought from the Indians and surveyed
in a plaid of mile-square sections with
stones or b1azed trees to mark the
corners Then the militia swept the
country of every unofficial being, and
the government having duly advertis-
ed the date of this grand gift distribu-
ton somebody fired a pistol in the
air at the time selected. and nearly
one hundred thousand desperate,
greedy folk burst through the bound
aries and ran for prizes. They had
come from distances near and far, and
had camped for days near the border
with a saddle horse, a buggy, or a
farm wagon and team, and for hours
before the signal, had stood in line
restrained by the militia. In that mad
race brute strength, selfishness, and
blind disregard of others were what
won. If a racers horse fell, others
rode over him; if a neighbor lost a
wheel, so much the better; if women
OR the aged were not strong enough to
keep the pace, then there were fewer
i'll the race.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
MOSQUITO BITE MEDICINE.

About $50 species of mosquitoes are
known, of which only about thirty have
been found in the United States.
The remedies in use in houses, the
burning of pyrethrum powder and the
catching of mosquitoes on the walls
in kerosene cups are the best, next to
a thorough screening and mosquito
bars about the bed. The remedies
for bites mentioned are glycerine, a
lump of indigo and household ammo
MIA
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
CHEERING HIM UP.

Mr.. Newlywed-I saw your old lover
on the street to-day, looking awfully
blue.
Mrs Newlywed-I hope you tried to-
cheer him up.
ooh, yes. showed him my button
less shirt and that new tie you bought.
me''-Judge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
Cure For Bites.

CDR. e. o. Peck of Morristown, N. J.,
wrote to this Office last summer stating
that he had found glycerin a sovereign
cure for the bites. Touch the bite with
glycerin, and in a few minutes the pain
is gone. According to Dr. Peck it also
took the pain from bee stings. DR..
Charles A. Nash, of New York city, has
recently informed the writer, by COR
respondence, that whenever a mos
quito bites him he rubs the spot and
marks it with lump of indigo. This,
he says, instantaneously renders the
bite absolutely of no account" whether
the application is made Immediately,
the next day, or the day AFTER
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
MISS PINKIE's FORErHOUGHT.

+ Jane-That Mr.. Shallowpate is at the
door, Shall tell him you are engag-
ed?
Miss Pinkie-Show him into the par
lor, Jane.
Eyes, MISS
"And Jane, after he has laid his box
of chocolates ON the mantlepiece tell
him I am out Exchange.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
TOO REALISTIC.

''This story won't do at ALL" said
the publisher to the ambitious writer
"The detective chases man all over
the world and never catches him"
t'Well, you see, it's realistic story, :"
explained the writer But the ex-
PLANTATION was unsatisfactory.-Det
Free Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10

not have cared, so that he could make
Richard Byrnholm suffer and gain his
revenge. But he knew she would not
Gie-she was made of sterner stuff
than that; she would live, and he
would bear away before the eyes Of
his enemy the bride that was dearer
than his own life to him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
RURAL HUMORIST.

Farmer Dunk (to his nag)-Whoa,
there Philipiono! Whoa, confound you!
Farmer Hayroob-That's funny
name for a boss. Why in tunkett do
we call him Filipino?
Farmer Dunk-B'cuz he's always
runmin' away.-Judge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
A LITTLE EXCITED.

eff I catch you before me again.
said the judge to the legless beggar,
':I'l make you dance to tune you
won't like, I tell you that! INDIAN
apolis Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10

priceof real estate. He says an exam
ination of the surrounding country has
convinced him that if the large real
estate owners would club together they
| might by the expenditure Of a few
thousand dollars largely do away with
the mosquito plague.
Winchester Drove Them Out.
ter, Va, has high elevation and for
long time enjoyed a well-merited
reputation among Viriginians as a
cool place to spend the summer. Mos
| quitoes, however, made their appear
ance there few years ago with the
result that summer visitors became
fewer. Therefore the city fathers
passed an ordinance requiring prop
erty-holders to treat drains and stag
nant pools of water with kerosene
during the summer The disappear
ance of the mosquitoes resulted in the
temperance of the summer visitors.
General Domestic Remedies.
In regard to domestic remeales for
mosquitoes and their bites DR.. Howard
says:
"Of the remedies in use in houses
the burning of pyrethrum powder and
the catching of mosquitoes on the
walls in kerosene cups are probably the
best, next to a thorough screening and
mosquito bars about the bed In burn
ing pyrethrum powder it is well to
mOisten the powder sufficiently with
water so that is can be nodded roughly
into little cones about the size of a
chocolate drop. These cones are
placed on pan and dried in the oven.
# ignited at the apex the cones
smolder slowly, giving off on odor not
unlike that of the prepared punk wnicn
boys in this country use to light fire
crackers. Two or three of these cones
burned in a room in the evening will
give relief by Supplying the mos
quitoes. This smoke appears to be
perfectly innocuous to human beings.
NThe method of catching mosquitoes
on the walls with kerosene in cups is
now in frequent use in different parts
of the country No one seems to know
who invented it. but the writer first
saw it in operation some years ago in
New Jersey, and was struck with it's
simplicity and efficacy. The top of
tin baking powder box is inverted and
nailed to the end of stick of sufficient
length to reach to the ceiling. A small
quantity of kerosene is put into this
improvised cup and the apparatus is
pushed up under resting mosquitoes,
which fall into the kerosene and are
destroyed.
"Camphor rubbed on the face and
hands or few drops upon the pillow
at night will keep mosquitoes away
for a time, and this is also a we'll
known property of oil of pennyroyal
The use of oil of peppermint, lemon
juice and vinegar has also been recon-
mended.
Cure For Bites
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
THERE ARE OTHERS.

Father-You have spent fortune
on the races, and what have you real
lied?
Son-That I am an Brooklyn
Life.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10

This is the shortest month of the
year to the small boy who loves his
dear teacher.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
MOSQUITO NUISANCE
KEROSENE Said TO BE SURE
DEATH TO THE PESTS.
HOW THEY MULTIPLY

Agricultural Departments Entomol-
ogist Says Evil Can Be Greatly
Lessened - Swamps Should Be
Drained-Cures That Are Recon-
mended for the Bites.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-09-10
DISSATISFACTION.

This August weather brings dismay
And apprehension deep
Too warm to stay away by days:
At night too hot to sleep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-25

We use any kind - PAINT you desire
bui ia Az cases recommend tie best
WHITE LEAD and ZINc. mired VITA
proper proportions We have had years
Or practical experience Ia she palsf bust
ness, and car e71iy convince yea that
Ire best materials are tho cheap~ef
Ne asHo use the FAMOUS BROOKS
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