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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-15
FREMONT.

Cynthia Mclaughlin nM
sell and nA swA......
T R Mclaughlin, neA..
C A Bjornstad, swA
G A Bjornstad, So neai
and lots 1 and 2........
Amabel Jerome, seA....
Joseph jerome, eh seA,
sell swA and swA seA
Mathew Galloway, VIZ
wA,seAnwA and neh
swA. m...........:.
Matilda Gallowa, sAseA
Rosina Bodensteiner, Sc
u neA and neA seA...
Robt Bartholemew,nwM
Rusina Bodensteiner, sw
a nwA and nwA swA
Jos E Lee, e,s neA ....
Jos Z Lee, VIZ nwA.....
T r Mclaughlin, neA...
David Irelan, swA
Vim N Wright, ne4 500:
| Moses LANCER, sls neil
and me- seA ......-.....
Jean LANCER, nilanwA. :.
Eugene NORM, swA swA
Jno A Kapperud, seh sW
a and lot 5 ......:....
Ezeldeo Dumas, swA....
Eugene MORN, sell nwA
and Wiz nwA
II B Halvorsplade, sM
nwAand lots 3 and H.,
Sweinblorn Bjornson, sc
Il swA ...............'
Sweinbjorn Bjornson. ne
Il nwh..............;;.
John A Kapperud s!aseA
Ole B. Halvorsplads 81
seA and lots l and g.
Lars Fl. Linn neA ......,
Knute o. Torgue sell 80,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-15

fst .'ts n II 49, Fl, s,ait
John B. Chale nwA neA
and neN nw1z g. 81.
George Plante eh neN
and eh sol -. !. !. /. !.
Napoleon Gaudaire BEL !.
Frank Pepin VIZ neN
and eh nwM ]. ]. ..3.....
Napoleon Gaudaire VIZ
cieopha Biond ii ii. * seH
and sH swA I. !.
Dolphus Bullion 81 neN
and ny seA ............
Jean Langef ~ nwA: !.
OLGA vi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
foreclosure Sales.
STPRENF COURT, COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRKmTns, New York Life, Life Tqsurs a. aqa rus,
BOYD william seaman Harry seCailurn Joseph foss
alexander via and Jo69 9 e. 5TsS s
made and entered the above entitled action besz
s as.e sss I'm d1 ssS a. sn . med vii M a.
auction at the New YORK Real Fsta,e sslesroom 70 III
York 18th day Of October 1900 a; twelve o'oo<
tionesrs the premises directed b. Judgment to +
sold. and therein described a. foows 60.
City OF New York. bounded and described follows.
Commencing at point in The westerly line Or s. Slch
land formerly stebbRs his vsss
point Il asSy ana en- as a. s ,s sE .
three Gssl feet ten Go inches soItse.y from the so
rurning thence souheTly along the westerly ns Hds
or - Sic9oSs L,ao@ one 1919 "a ..s x nesss
feet and four ~ inches norhery from he nofthTsssry
Nicholas Place :hsncs westerly parallel win One huaars
ana mi at, Srs s7 e, shF s.s fhs y 5sas
and four uo feet thence outheriy and parallel y,
souihey boundary line ,hs lands q Jennie BOYD.
Of said Dubois hundred ana 400 sizht ara
one ssi go inches t. PEN n ne sas,s5iy sts q
$50 9l rorHerly from the northeastry
oias Avenue Thence northeriy a.ouE easery sss o.
81 Nicholas Avenue one hgn1rsd and sE,yaeysa ns7I
dividing line between said land now Or late % sail stsb
asou, one hundred ana f5rtegh, ci4sl feet sr a. cs.s
from the southsasteriy corner or hundred and sft
hfh Stree; and 81 Nicholas Avenue and thence sastsy
along land now said Stsbbins two hundred sn4
fortyhve (24) eight 81 inches the point pacs
OF beginning said several distances dimensions
pr
Excepting however above described premises
thereof has been taken for the Coton Aqus
duct
with such right OF easement " any said T.na,
r.. Boyd ami Hardness Boyd may have had April 4
1895 to the Croon Aqueduc In front q said prem
ns,os part q The SANE Pcssss so9vsya 70 ne @
81 July. eighteen hundred and eighty-siz
corded In the Office Register City County
OF New York in Ilber 1917 Of Couveyances. page 278
Dated New York. September 14th. 1900
DAVID Mcclure. Rsferss
EMMETT & ROBINSON. attorneys for Plaintiff 3 wan
Street York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2Sth-st. No Al West. 4x9s o. william C Adams
~, 70 Mary Hortz ................. $4,000
ea lam Piggsron to George Pqueron ...... 1000
6. to Adolph seh9rseh $500
Moses X ws ala h $500
Ellen Eean .. .......'........ 1H" W 100
esth-st. No ~ East lsxI0o g. 7otbst No iea lVo
East. 25x1005 Mary r PIumner ct nj indi
vdualiy and as executors to Elliot Gorton.. 1000
Torrance referee e, to Sarah Greenwood 1000
n Torrance referee to Sarah Greenwood - 1000
MULLER TO Theodore Haas ...........
lO8th-st. s. 2178 II O 4th-aye III GYtoo ~
eafy vaa s sGhsek % Edward fully 10 $50
15e to Ne1Y3rk Life I9s'rance Trust Co 5000
Hayes 70 William Frsble. ~'' ''"
h1ft-ave q. 200 II Of 144th- ct 100 iyi5s Inv
slts e9ry k@ 80 to eergy Alteri 30 900
tAipzRer to Joseph + Schaeffler . ''h N ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

south side of one-hundred-and-hfty-thir d-st.

south side of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ird-st.'
feet east of Eighth-ave.
Williamson & Bryan have sold for Max Marx to
Enoch c. Bell the plot 1Oox1oo on the north side OF
Northumberland ffty-seventh-st., west Of st;
nns-ave. and the plot 6oxlSO on the west side OF
and running through to bn1 No
l105 Dawson-st.. two story brick dwelling mouse
story and basement brick and stone dwelling house
the north side Of One-hundred- IN I,
F.! ci Fl IS9S sf for $3.50 e'' ~,
Ashforth Dn+yse haye SOD for EdI acres
Greenwich Conn. to Alfred Peats.
William Henry Folsom has sold for Dr. Frederick
Island. to H. Arthur Pomroy
DISPOSAL OF YESTERDAYS OFFERINGS.
By Peter F Meyer & Co: No. 81 East One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures. south side 70 feet east Of
Madison-ave., 19x1OO11. five story brick fathouse
foreclosure; the plaintiff for $1,000 Nos. 100 to
1874 Lenox-ave., northeast corner Of One-hundred-
and-nineteenth-st. 75.Sxs5. seven story brick fiat
house foreclosure; TO the plaintiff for S9s25.
Nos 1910 to 1876 Park-ave., southwest corner Of
One-hundredth-st 1OO11x73.3, four five story brick
fathouses Foreclosure TO the plaintiff for $S4l25.
BY s. De Walltearss: No 1905 Fifth-ave., east
closure; to Richard W, Elliott for $500
BY Bryan J.. Kennedy: No. 800 West One-hun-
n.ida south side 100 feet vest OF
foreclosure; 10 the plaintiff for. 1881
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
By William NJ Ryan Nos. 218 and 22O Twenty
frst-st, south side 235 feet west OF Seyenth-ave,
510x1055x461 0x1045 two three story brick dwelling
houses Borough Realty Company against William
a. Schley ct all amount due, $40 IA 23 subject to
taxes. etc, 1925 81.
By Bryan L. Kennedy: No. 342 Forty-eighth-st.,
south sde 100 feet west Of First-ave. 25x0O5 four
story brick store and tenement house with
story brick building on rear, connected; Robert l.
Murray and another trustees, etc, against Charles
Meier ct ell; amount due $0322 SO, subject taxes
etc. $3.50
By d. Ph9nix Ingraham Nc 235 One-hundred-
and-thirty- secord-st, north side 3)5 feet west of
Seventh-ave.. l6x99.1, three story brick dwelling
house; John H. Bradford and another trustee. etc,
against Joseph c. Robinson et al; amount due,
50 746 p. subject to taxes, etc, 1915
BY William Kennedy: No. 102 Nineteenth-st
south side $50 feet east Of Fourth-ave 25x92 three
story brick dwelling house Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society against Henry P. Kingsland ct al;
amount due, $0705 50 subject to taxes etc 81 149 40
Sixth-ave. 2lx1005 four story front dwelling
house; Maude Manwaring against David W. Man
waring subject to taxes. etc, $500 o. partition.
No. 205 One hundreds nd thrty-eighth-st north
side 95b feet west OF Seventh-ave.. 1891 three
story brick dwelling house; Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society against Ida NJ Strauss et al; amount
due, S4,462 Is. subject to taxes, etc, 1919 90
BY Peter T. Meyer e. Co: No I S21 Third-ave
east side. 211 feet north Of One-hundred first
st 25x90 five story brick tenement house with
stores; Mutual Life Insurance Company against
Robert BOYD - Al: amount due $14.975 Is. subject
to taxes. etc. 1859 GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
REAL ESTATE.
PROSKEY BROTHERS LEASE THE PAR
KER HOUSEHOLDER HOTEL
TRANSACTIONS

s. ". Parker the owner Of the Parker House, at
Broadway and Thirty-ninth-st., has leased the
hotel 10 Proskey Brothers proprietors OF the Hotel
Breslin. Lake Hopatcong, n. J., who took posses
sion September Is. The lease negotiated
through J. H. Fife, Of No Us Broadway.
Charles W. Dabb, who has been proprietor Of the
Leland Hotel, Of Chicago for several years, has
purchased one-half interest in the lease fur
niture OF the new Hotel Navarro, at Thirty-eghth-
st. and Seventh-ave, from Richard H. Stearns
proprietor. The deal fully consummated and
possession given on September p. Transfer was
made through Matt. J. Ward, the hotel broker. of
No. 1.133 Broadway.
The Hotel Cecil. at st. Nichoas-ave. and One
hundred and-eightoenth-st. has changed hands.
T. R. White. formerly proprietor Of the wyoming
Hotel Of Scranton, Penn. has purchased the lease
and furniture Of Proskey Brothers and is now IN
possession. The transfer was made through Matt
J. Ward.
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES
It Is reported that George ". Eggers has sold
No. so4 West End-ave., a three story brownstone
dwelling house on lot 19xS0
". A. Darling has sold for VI. L. & c. Ernst to
Alexander Cameron the two lots, 25x1OO each on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
CLoUDBURSTS IN IOWA.

Ferguson, Iowa. Sept 26.-Two persons were
killed and thirteen injured in a tornado and
cloudburst which struck this village last night
DEAD
DovELADY. George. aged three. Elmo aged
children OF John Loyeiady.
FATALLY INJURED.
HoLCBAR. Mamie
IsovELADT, John.
PEIING, Thomas.
The other ten sustained only minor bruises
and WIFI recover.
Half q dozen houses including. the Hutson
Hotel and the ST Paul Railway station. de-
molished-
Severe waterspouts and wind and rain are re-
ported from the neighborhood of Redheld and
Madrid where tracks are washed out in many
places. Towns along the Great Western road
also report hard wind and rain this side Of Mar
shalltown From all sections Of this quarter or
the State a heavy property loss Is reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
CLARENCE H. MAcKAY N SCOTLAND

Clarence H. Maclay, whose lease Of the Ianier
estate sold yesterday to Hamilton Wilkes Cary ex-
pires next month: as reported in The Tribune yes
terday Is now In Scotland. and is expected TO return
TO this city about November !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
PLANS FOR THE CHARITY CONCERT.

Arrangements are nearly completed for the char
fly concert in aid Of the Galveston sufferers
Sunday afternoon. az Madison Square Garden,
under the auspices of the Aschenbroedei Veren.
The orchestra will contain four hundred musicians
and include many well known instrumental sooists.
The programme will be made up Of selections from
wagner Handel. Massenet. Sousa and Herbert.
The orchestra will be conducted in turn by Walter
Damrosch. Emil Paur and John Philip Sousa- An
unusual feature Of the progra will be the Pill
grims' Chorus from ''Tannhauser." given by forty
French horn soloists. The chorus. which Will be
under the direction OF Frank Damrosch, will con-
tain from thousand five hundred 70 two thou
sand voices. The closing numbers on the pro-
gramne will be of patriotic order ending with
Sousa's STARS and Stripes Forever and 'Ameri-
Fantasia by Victor Herbert, both being con-
Quoted by sousa. The sale Of seats opened yester-
day at the Madison Square Garden and At the
principal hotels and ticket offices. The arrange
ments under the personal direction Of A. B. de
Freeze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York.

SUPHEME COURT, County Of New York,
- RICHARD WEBER, Plaintiff against CHARLES
II. BEER and others. Defendants.
In OF Judgment OF foreclosure
duly made entered Rbove-entitled action AMI
bearing date the 25h day September. 1900 l. the
undersigned the Referee In said Judgment named Will
sell at public auction. at the New York Estate
SalesrOom. No Ill Broadway. in the Borough Of
haitian City Of New York the 10th day Of October.
1900 10 o'clock noon that day by Peter F. Never
the premises directed by said Judgment
and therein described follows:
All those lots pieces parcels OF land situate
lying and being In the Twentyfourth Ward of City
New York known and distinguished certain Map
entitled Map OF ITO lots Of the Bathgate Estate
property Of Charles B. Beck deceased sold under the
direction OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Executor and Trustee. dated New York. Nov 6 1897.
surveyed by Cornelius J. Lynch. city surveyor
office Of the Register OF the city and County OF
New York by the numbers one %. Two go. Three
-Four a. 5l Six (6) Thirty (SN. Forty t40l
Fortyone (4D FortytwO (42 and Forty three iS). in
Block Two thousand nine hundred and twelve t2912)
Dated New York September 26th 1900
JOHN II. JUDGE. Referee
MARTIN J. FARLEY. Attorney for Plaintiff 30 Broad
The following a diagram the property be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

The approximate % the Iien charge % sat
Sty which the ab,VedeScrbed property Is De sot ~
81 with interest thereon from seventeenth la
OF September. HOO together with ans a-lWa's
amountng 10 $S4@t, with interest from september ~
lNO together with the OF tEe sale The apP
innate amount OF meats other liens Whca
are 70 he allowed the purchaser q che Purch~s
money, paid by the Referee SS0tl4 and interest
Dated New York. September " 1900
EZEEIEI. FlNMNN, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

with pd bright colored silk scattered the
surface.
$3.50 yd.-Brocaded Corded Lace Striped Velour. in
combinations of black and coorE
$3.50 yd.-Sik- and-wool Brocade Velour, in odd
color combinations with black.
At S4.25 Observation-Disclosures Chenille Striped Nene
tian. in combinations OF black and colors.
S475 yd.-Velvet Chenille Figured Brocade Eping-
line in combinations Of color with black.
so yd.-Natessse Epingle, in attractive large de-
signs; in light colors cream colored grounds; in
tended for opera coaks.
Rotunda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

The approximate % the lien or charge. %
satisfy which the above described property Dc sod
Is $50 S6 26 100 with interest thereon 1sy
or June, 1900 together with allowance amount
Ing TO 1881 S with 19-h day q June
1900 together with the expenses of the sale The aP
proXmate amount OF or other liens.
which are 70 be allowed purchaser oUt q he pu-
interest.
Dated New York. September 10Th. 1900.
SOL. EOyFS Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

At So so yd-Crinked silk Striped Venetian, in black,
with hair-line and small pin-dots in colors.
- yd.-Silk-a wool Brocade Epnglne In waNy
designs. forming stripes in combinations Of colors
black
At 81 IS yd.-sllk Polka-dot Satin Cloth in combna-
tions of colors with black.
Al So yd-Silk-and-wool Brocade Velour, in bow-knot
designs; combination e black coors.
Al So o5 vd-Sk-and-. Figured Poplin, in black
with seIf-colored small hes, frightened by bright
colored silk pin-dots - -, ,
grounds of black with brocade in clover leaf de
sign in colors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
NEW YORK sUPREAIE COURT. COCNTl


% New YorS-saunusI F. KIIne- sole surviving
executor &c. plaintiff. against Mary Heath Farmer and
others, defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of farscI1z--s and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action bear
the referee N said judgment named sell public
auction a. the Exchange SalesrOOs located No
III Broadway, the Borough o. Manhattan City q
New York the 2d day October 1860. y o'clock
non" on that day, BY Peter = Meye-. auct!olee- ne
premises directed By said judgment % Sold and therein
described follows:
AZ What certain lo piece parcel % land with t1s
ou-lngs and improvements thereon erected situate lying
and beng in the Ward q The City % New
point on me southe-ly side OF Seve1tye znrh street.
distant one hundre and three inches westerly
from the corner fern - u tsa c q the south
eF side OF Seveutreght with The westerly sts
81 columbus forrsry Ninth avenue: running Themes
WESTERN, along Se-sa>y eighth twsa-T-hree feet
nhe lnches thenca soUthsry and parallel VIA Columbus
avenue and par q he way through party vaL, ons
unded feet ard me INCH thence sasteEly and nearly
tarae with Ssvely eighth street twenty six teet %
!olnt distant hundred and four feet westerly from
ne westerly side OF Columbus avenue H1s irzWa
alsles theFefrom thence rosthsr- and nearly
Win CoiuIbu avenue hundred fee lncres
20 the point or place OF bssinrnS premises beng
nov known as No. 1O6 West Seventy-sighth
SOL EOHN
CARDOzO & NATHAN Ressrse
Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF
York
Inc following Is diagram property be sold
seventy eighth street. Manhattan. New York City:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS

4Sd-st No 42l West. for i've story and bese
Ineht brick 1athouse 25xS3 II John rrrict, ~
200 west 21th-st. owner; VI Bernstein archf
81 . .
s5th-st. No 345 East for a five story ana 49,
ment brick nathouse 25xS7.s: A BachIscb 10
DO broadway. owner. NJ bernstein No OK
Broadway architect, ................ ~ -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

OF NEW YORK-The New York Protestant Epis-
copaI Public school, Plaintiff against Francis NegpeT
Junior and others. Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment % Foreclosure and sac
duly made ana entered the ao1veentitled sc7u el
ing the 11th day q September 1900 the u1dsr
signed the Referee in said judgment named, VII 81
Public Auction at the New York Real Estate sales
room No. III Broadway IN the Borough e. Manhattan
City OF New York. the esy ech day % O-r7her lA
12 o'clock noon. that by B-vEl p. Nsrlsly
& Company. AuctOnesrs The premises directed BY sad
Judgment be sold. yhsrsf- described ScIows
All that certain building and lot OF land lying and
being the SCuthwestery side CT Canal street. u
the 18th Ward Of the CITY OF New York Er5 Known
Number $40 in said Street lately Nureer
I25. and formerly Number 1T In sa5 street. and
bounded follows: Beginning point TIRE
said Southwestery side % Canal division
line between the houses and Numbers SSl an1
lately ~ and l25 said Street rSat
angles with Canal Street nearly SCuthW eStsry
along said division line IS feet inches Esstsr
Il feet inches. thence NorJSeastery about feet
inches, thence NOrtheriy about inches. themes
Easterly feet 6'a inches thence N-.hessrsv rSAt
angles with canal street nearly ard s,-1g and
late OF AR Hatfield Is feet 50 inches tas
said ScuthweSterly stie OF street and thenca
along the said street Fl feet - lsss 20
the place Of beginning. BE sa& distances ana 5sn-
sioas
Dated New York. September -. 1901
EZEEIELs FINNAN. Referee.
New York city
The following is diagram Of the property 20 sod
as described above the street number being $40 Canal
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
operty to be sold:

Hist Street
The approximate amount % the lien ar charso ., -.
lsty which the above described property Ia IA -
$tS 900 with interest thereon tuom the 2apJ sav ~
toIoer O together with costs alloWances amount
ing TO taI92S With interest from September "a iaoS
together with the expenses Of the
amount OF the taxes. assessment. ana vEstsT
otnet liens 10 be allowed To tho purchaser out ~ the
purchase money. paid by Referee s a. O6t - cS
interest ." FA""F'S' anu
me premises will be sold subject TO a mortsaae for
S $1,000 with interest at OF from April 18th 1889
amounting at the date about 81 SIS ss ''
Dated New York, September 2ath 1900
JOHN H. JUDGE, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
ply Nma~m%d1 7n
Fine Foreign and American
NE CKW E a II for Men

choicest richest
N0"Sn
handsome They pieces cut
hadexcuse elegance Tor our
Ombe silk up into butterfly uG
o. al color of the rainbow
Paterson will be
send
from ties SOC up the hn
hscarsat 81 So
appreciates highest elegance Neckwea will be interested in the
T haret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

81 NJ cH0LHS Place
The approximate amount Of the lien
isfy which the above described property Is b
one hundred and three thousand eight hundred and
eighyeight and s91OO dollars with thereon from
the Iith day OF September 1900 together
allow amounting three hundred and hfy-oue and
80 loo dollars with 12-h day Sep
tenber 1900, together With the expenses OF sale
approximate OF other
which be allowed the purchaser % Dgr-
chase money paid BY the Referee f. Two thousand
and seventy-two 90 100 dollars ard interest
Dated. New York. September 18th 1900
DAVID NJ CLTRE Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
GALVESTON RELIEF FUNDS.

James Stilman. chairman of the committee ap-
pointed by the Chamber OF Commerce for the relief
OF the Galveston sufferers. acknowledges the re-
ceipt yesterday Of the following contributions;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
DIRE S S Q . . . S " ~
Some Handsome Paris Novelties

fabric that pnnedt
and
then hrines is yp
evolved latest efforts And
kin you for n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
unfnrnisbs6 Apartments manien.

~ GENTLEMAN and wife Cno children desire apart
VI about and bath in a modern
building having all conveniences state II elevator ser
vice location and Goth streets and east
Of Fifth avenue be moderate Answer, stat
particulars 10 rental street. number ETC. IN
order receive attention. Best references given v A
G. s. Tribune Office.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-11-07
HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Advertising pays just as drumming
pays, but one must know how to adver-
tlse, as one must know how to drum, in
order to obtain the best results.
Speaking of ''How to Advertise, %
The Program says: zone or two inser-
lions of an advertisement seldom pay.
It is consecutive, continuous, persistent
efforts that win in advertising as in all
other affairs of business. The twelfth
advertisement carries part of the
weight of each of the preceding eleven,
and the tiftieth IS worth ten times the
first. The first is simply an introduct-
ion, and few people remember an in
PRODUCTION unless subsequent meetings
serve to impress 1t upon them. Friend
ship ripens slowly, and through
constant association. This is true IN
social life, IN business, in advertis-
ing"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-11-07
DIED FROM HER INJURIES.
Swink Charged With Causing the
Death of O Woman.

Death of Woman.
SPARTANBURa, S. O., Nov. GA case
with unusually sensational features viii
be tried at the court of sessions which
convenes the latter part of this month.
Jonas Swink has been committed to
Jail charged with the murder of Mrs.
Wilhelmlna Pearson of Woodruff.
Marion Pearson, husband of ehe dead
woman, was the only witness examined
by the magistrate, who committed
Swink. He testified to seeing the bruises
and marks on his wife's body before she
died, and which had been inflicted by
Swink
The statement of Mrs. Pearson prior
to her death at Gastonia, N. O., was
submitted. She charged SWink with
having caused her illness.
Swink has never denied the whipping,
and the case is developing into one OF
whipping, which was inflicted in Sep
TENDER, Is said to have been the delivery
of note by Mrs. Pearson to a lady
friend of hers from young man. The
contents of that note have not yet been
revealed but the young man who is
said to have written it has gone to parts
unknown.
The whipping of Mrs. Pearson was
administered with a stick, and she was
ordered to leave Woodruff. Her hus-
band was absent in North Carolina, SO
she Immediately went TO Gastonia,
where after lingering illness of nearly
two months, she died.