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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
Books an0 publications.
VALUABLE ART BOOKS.

VIII ABLE -AffI BOUINS-
These books in class
lace = Clarke.
Empress Japan. 10 Vols No. =
Ge-ome's Works. 10 Vols. Copy No. So Printed for
r I. Kennedy.
Eau Fore. CFoiio) Published by Geo Barrie Phila-
Recent Ideals Z American All o. APr!e;on & Co
~ Bros; etcEInEs by Abbey.
Victor Hugo's No. 90. Published by George
Phila.
Worlds FAR. 10 Vols, Columbian Exposition. Copy
No. 272 Geo. Barrie
Ideals .: American Art Books: lin as copies. No
Masterpieces Art Vols Masterpieces German
Art. 2 Vols Pub. by Geboe & Co. Phlla.
Selected Pictures. Pub. Csc. Barrie Phiia
la Collection Cholse. Pub. " Sium1n Boston
Copy No IL The Great Operas 10 Vols. Jas N Burt,
Phila
Modern Artists. Library D Art Paris
Edition 50 sa5 Army and Navy. Geo Barrie Phfia
Gerome Book and Folio. Copy No .; limited 20.
Contemporary German Art.
AiestsrVerke German Art. Holland Edition. No copy
Chefs D'Euvres OF the Exposition. Paris, 1889.
ARTHUR 2. CHAPLIN, Adm. HoIyoke. Mass
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IoRRIN. MARGARITA.-In pursaance q an

- order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the
Cnunry Of New York noties hereby given al per-
soEs having against Nargarts Jor-in late OF ths
CITY az Washington. D 9. DECEASED. % present ths
same vouchers thereof 10 the subscrieer hs
az business. once % Pavey =
Aoors attOrneys No 30 Nassau Street IN the Sor
e,Kh Of New
fore tha fourteenth Say Of March. 1901.
Dated: New ork September 6. ieO0
CLIFFORD $ WALTON
PAvEY MOORE Ancillary administrator,
Administrator 81 Nassau Borough
OF Manhattan. New York. N T.
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The Farmers Loan & Trustee.
l6, Is, 20 & % William Street,
New York

COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DIE II NOVEMBER AFSE
PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER No
VENEER l. 1900. AS FOLLOWS;
Cicero & Proviso Street R'y Co Of Chicago.
Consumers Gas Works co.
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Co.
Cedar Rapids Wafer Co.
Flizabethtown Water Co
Evansville. Terre HaUte & Chicago r r Co Income
Jamestown Water Supply Co. Consolidated Mtge
I.archmont Yacht Club
Maricopa & Phdnx r. r. Co
1iiGG1e-nIrr cas- a Electric Light Co.
Minneapolis Street Ry Mtge. per cent I'd Mtge
s cent
Mobile & Ohio r r. Co. Equipment Series a
Nansernond Water Co.
Nev & Cuba Mall Steamship Co
Northwestern Coal Railway Co.
North Platte Water Co..
Street Railway Co
Pennsylvania R +. Co. Consd Mtge and LIST Mtge Fee4
rfttseurrs Youngstown & Ashtabula R. r. Co LIST Con
Pi,ttbufsh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis R'y Series
and D.
Scranton suburban R'y co.., - =. u,r.
St Louis Cable i Western KY Co. ISL NAesS-
Sprague Electric Co
Vanderburgh County
WeIlsvlle Water Co.
H WyoT3iIs Vsiiey Coal Co Called Bonds.
NOVEMBER L 1900
The Farmers Loan Trust Co. Diyideno
The American Tobacco Co Dlyloend-
The American Tobacco Co Scrip. ,ono
" NOVEMBER s, 1900
Huntington Water NOVEMBER 15 1900
Syracuse Geneva & Corning P p Co. Coupons and Caed
The Pullman Company Dividend
Catsklu Illuminating Powder Co ,ooo
~ NOVEMBER % 1900
Ulster BIue-stone Co.
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
xoRK;@Ths New York LIE Insurance and Trust
BOYD iam s.aan n Harry TR SecsuT ' gs.-5s Tsh
pursuance II judgment q forseIosaT. and sas daI1
date n. i2ts SaS 81 s aSTs s0a a1S
s ns s IT ,s u S s1 9espsn; NAMED M ss at puzzle
5sosd.sy m the sorouEh q Manhattan. city Of View
ao51 On tss lssS day q NSve2S 1900 twelve OeIo
tl9secrs ne gTss. directed b said t1sErnsnt % Ss
Al that certain piece parcel Of lana situated IN IN.
comTsneng at point in ne westerly line Of 81
STianE line se;ween Is. sSs ne ,.sTsse'sa y 20
land formerly Of Mr stsbsins trustee wsics
One af7fS street one hand.a aa ahtS =
sry line q said one hundred nfy-afth Street ana
o 81 k,eSoss Pse one hundred sn s o5 nf =, 'r s
70 p9i1t asant Two sgneTcd and tSenty-.euT t2as
Seo.s Il Place hsoe . a.a psy. s and s.
81 Byd and Susbsnd 1HF ss a pbs s Jsss
and four gO4 feet thence southerly and parallel
ISs9 bop5as ll ~ IS s q. .nshes . Iss
thence ~ss;sFy in dTsSt ns along 9s land
one-hat SD inches 70 point n ,he sasser,y q
g5 FEE n. 957. si s. 9oasEy t0 ,- ne %
81 Neb5as Avenu. one hGSdsse and '4S s'ae s .
one-hsH 90 Of inch a po3nt where ne
dividing line eetwssn sa9 LAND nov late .aa SEES
line said St Nicholas which point IS eisraas
so0u' 9e 6upess,srJ c5 ~ o se- S' - les
nm adn s , aHa St 81 Nsaa al, s and .:'y
foryfve 245) eight inches to the point or pIsr,
beginning be the said or dr1snsiors
Excepting however from the above described premises
much thereof as has been taken for the Crotch AGu
with such right ea.sn.nt. any. as said Jennie
B Boyd and Harkness BOYD NAV rad on April a
1875 the Croton Aqueduct sad prem
Being part - the same premises conveyed The
Jennie B Boyd by John Mclean deed twelfth
CAV o. July eighteen hundred and eghry-st1.
corded n the once OF the Register Of the City and County
OF New York IN Ltoer 1877 % ConVeyaaces. 2T9
Dated. York. October 10th 1900.
DAVID NJ CLCRE Referes.
EMMETT ROBINSON. Attorneys tar Plaintiff, So wan
Street. New York
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1884 Street

The approximate OF che lien charge satisfy
which he above described property De sold
IS 2666I interest thereon from The 18Th day ot
1850 with and allowances
ing 20 SSs4 9s October Is 1900.
expenses q the sale The approximate
OF taxes assessments or cher liens which are
10 be allowed purchaser OF the purc money,
or paid by the Referee SlO1 25 and Interest.
Dated New York. October l6. 1860
SYLVESTER l. H WARD. Referesl
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D!pieeEo Nctices,
Winslow, Lanier & Co. II Nassau St, n Y. City.

"ihsioW, LanIer To-, IL Nassau ST., ~ I. lily.
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
d6G01RRING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
1S7. 1900: -
terest. - -
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r 2 Co ConSci Sinking Fund
IS General Mtge. Shs
cambridge City Ind, Water Works 6s.
Sonnersville. Ind. School
Clarksvtlle. Ind School 41s.
Greenheld. Ind. School O..
Grant County. Ind. Gravel Road s.
Harrison County. Ind. Funding IS.
Marion. Ind School S.
Pittsburgh. F.. Wayne Chicago Ry Co Frst mortgage
IS Series e Second Mortgage 7s Series l.
portsmouth. Ohio. Water Works is.
Red Key. Ind, Town IS.
Starke County. Ind. Court House S.
s
Montpelier. Ind Improvement Bonds.
Roches er. Ind. School 6s
Columbia City. Ind, Weter Works S.
Dearborn County Ind. Funding Sc.
Monroe County. Ind. Gravel Road os
Noblesvtile. Ind Improvement Bonds
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SEw-YORK.

DIR. STR0NG'@ 9AElTA9lyM,
Saratoga Springs y Y. For Health, Rest Recrea-
TIE appointments first class hO-ei Elevator
Suites with ElecricLy Massage, Turkish. Russian
sulphur Electric Nauheirn ana other baths sun
ParIor promenade roof. Saratoga Waters
Dry quiet atmosphere, with much sunshine Send for
Illustrated
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Inc Denver a Rio Grnnde Railroad Co.
EihhI MORTGAGE ~ Bonds Of The Denver
L., 70 Grande Railway Company maturing November
i-1S' VIII BE- paid and after that date al me
FL . Aessrs Maitland, coppeIl Co: No "a Exchange
10 New York City Bonds may lie left foF exA
~ o. and sfts the 18th inst and in order. checks
- " mailed therefor the alst.
GEORGE cOPPELL
Chairman OF the Board Of Directors
Ns" York, October 18Th. i9oo
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sTPREAIE CoCRT- ConnfT o

y
New-Tork-Charles L Jones Administrator cf
the goods chattes and credits which O Thomas
Stafford browne deceased. Plaintiff against Henry Rus
sell browne and Others. Defsndants-In pursuance ot
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly made entered
n the aboveened action, bearing date 18th day
October 1900 the undersgned. the Referee n said
Judgment named Will sell az Public Auction
York Real Estate Salesrooru No III Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York eighth
day OF November 1900. az u o'clock day.
y Nov kar & Co. AucttoneerS. the
BY said Judgment 70 be sold and therein fol-
lows;
All that certail lot parcel o. land n TIE
follows, VIZ: Ctun1enctnz point the Southert1
three hundred and sixy-ve Eastey from tire Fasr
erly s!de Of Fourth Avenue wtden4dl and running
thence Sou.heriy and parallel Fourth Avenue ere
hundred feet and eleven inches of re
block between One Hundred anG Twenty Second ard one
Hundred and Twenty Third SEsss. thence
said line OF the block inches:
thence Northery in uSS Tar7Ee with Fourth Avenue
hundred cest and elsssn ses Soucheriy linz
OF One Hundred and Twenty Third Street tasu.a
Westerly along said SSgtheF Side OF One AID
Twenty Third Srest eight place
of beg ming. FeinE sixteen inches width
il front and One hundred P
hal: the block depth each side
Dated New York October ID. 1900
SYLVESTER L II WARD. Ref~rs..
NASH & JONES. Attorneys for PIautiH.
90 Wall Street. New York Cry.
The following Is diagram OF property sold "a
described above the number being Is I%3j
Street
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~ pIRSrTANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner

u - Thomas a Surrogate Of County OF New York.
Ss-rtruds C. walter late OF the County 81 New YORK.
SScsaaed present vouchers
~ <uSrcrihe- az place OF ranzactinE
Saf Proatuay Borough Of Manhattan. u
Nav York on the 10th day % December next
na.sd New York the 6th day June. 1900
WALTER g. KEMEYS.
HANTRSI.EY
Brondway. Borough q Manhattan. New Yo-k city.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hor. Abner

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hor- Abner
= Thomas n Surrogate Q. the County q New York
notice hereby given 20 all persons cans sAiss
County % New York de-
caased 20 present WITH vouchers lhereo 70 20
a, her place Of trsasacttng business Nc S3
p-oa1wav Borough u Manhattan In the city q New
w. or befor 18th day cT Aprl next
Irs,es New YORK. TIE I7th day % October ls,o
DAtS- 49, CAROLINE L DIEEMAS,
~ d Matthew Dikem2a. De-
ceased
z MELVILLE KSOwIES- -.
Attorney Atrsins'rsrx 70 Su- SFoao~aT' Sorousa
of Manhattan. New York CITY
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IN PURSUANCE o. an order OF Hon Aoner
G Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NrS-TcF y hereby given all persons having clalus
xStI.t BsrTie c Freedman. ef County q New
a.reaSed % present the with vouchers thereof
- m. rbscrioer his place q tansacring business AZ
Thompson q Va1derpoel No Wall
S.esef foorn "a City 90 New Yak.
arst CAV Of December next
$780, pYC " FREEDMAN. Executor g.
-Oo1vvTNS THOMPSON & VASDERPCEI. Ar-crn@ys
IN g. Exec1ltor No. Wall s-=e--. New York CITY
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THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
1iAN II IT THE BANKING-HOUSE OF
n. w. HARRIS & COMPANY,

THE Fo+1qw5xq GQUgoNE RE 8gE 1 81 PAY
n. W. HARRIS & COMPANY,
NOVEMBER 1sT, 1900.
Big Stone Co. MINI. Retund 1,, School
Bu4Fon In Indpt School District School Building
cedsT Rspids Ia Electric Light Power Co.. First
cacksmas Co. Ore School No School Build
crys!ai Fsiisi Mich. Betgnd I'm r., u.r.
B Bss M94t s l fadP S,'y school
R PgaP Fa2 e3 6 6st1P @asr ana Light
Eysnst0R Pa Th9o IBdp School District Retundng
Glen Township So OAK s S,3oe,:+ No
a aasq Tf 1s Hss s5 ns6 Fiaas NO.
HswihoTGe nj Board Of School District No
7,ss-.S ssa0Ss H qs Electric Light
5s%ssS, Ill Rsfpq glr2;;.u
t 9ss@.p G2sh 12 5fh' Ref nG,h1gs
Men5mnee Mich sswer and Paving; Street Improvement
Normal m Water Works.
P P",fss, Toi in tha w S3er' WSrks
sa Lake Co. USah School District 5: No %
s'evens Co.. wash School District No Refundns 'c0'
sss5o Dse NJ Nc s.
YamhT Co Ore. School District 40 Funding CMc-
4'''A'''s' NOVEMBER I'd. 1900.
Lawrence Co. N d EHaIsi i;'' sra. 1900.
--'1'S NOVEMBER sTH. 1900.
N'na'Aa WIS Xo We DER 1 1oTH
F0'' Dodge I NoV 19fHs1Bf;R 18TH, 1900.
Galveston ia Tex .e' cene;S Indebtedness Funding,
I,emont M. Refunding.
Jasper Co. Ind. Gravel Road
Jennings Co.. IoI,t Rras 18TH. 1900
Pierce Co.. wash scso o' Dist No % Ts2ShnD
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The approximate amount Of the lien charge
isfy which the above described properly
One hundred and three thousand and
eiEhyeight and sslO0 dollars. interest thereon from
the llth day Of September. 1900.
allowances amounting 70 three hundred and hftyone and
S5-iOO dollars with interest from t2-h
TENDER. 1900. together with the OF Tbs
approximate amount OF
which 20 be allowed the
chase money paid by the Esferea Is Two thousand
RnG seventy-two 93-I0O dollars and interest
Dated New York. October 20tn- 1900
DAVID NI-CI.L-RE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

now as q was four years ago, then they
did "a foul Wrong co their fellow country
men hy raising II az al.
Another think. next November 81 OF
us all over The country vote as Amcfi-
cans. not as mca Of New York or Mich
ieau. or OF Malne. or 81 California. hut
as Americans OF the entire country You
,nunot have an issue raised walch shall
he nn hzue IN one part OF the country,
and nj IA another. You caun1i talk
mildly about Il east Of the Mississippi
river. and roar Ike a lion nboat Il west
OF the Mississippi river. our currency
is the currency 81 the whole country.
There u no local option obout Il. II our
oplsonsrts believe IN free silver u the cN-
tent % specifically. rcasseriiug la their
platform az Kansas CITY. then they have
no eNcusr, save a lack Of sincerity. in
not hsigtiug upon q with eQuai piainness
GA every platform 10 the land. You ean-
rot Say that free silver Is not an issue in
he East and Middle West. AM vet try
to say ttat Il Is iurt os much an Issue,
ns ever iu the Farther West"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
Mfrs PinkHksans mas Fifty Thousand SNch
Letters as AhOve orr File az Her Office -~ She
Makes Mo Statements Sire Cannot Prove.

magnificent bronze burners each abou
fifteen feet IA diameter. fit before this
altar. II b surrounded hy high wall Gov.
evered with blue tiles. Beyond e IS Fii
uated the Palace OF Abstinence. where tn
Emperor Is supposed a. fast for tire
DAYS preparatory to Offering the annua
sacrinee. Various other buildings SURROUND
the affairs which are devoted 60 lodging
the Emperor and his reiinue. and thest
are now the barracks in which the Eng
ilsh troops are CHARTERED. The park.
around the temples are beautifully wood
I'd and well wateFed while magnificent
paved walks run IN every direction. 1'hs
troops could not ask for better quarters
jus west Of the Ticn Tan. or Tcmpte
OF Heaven. % the II Tan, literally the A.
tar 10 Earth. but commonly called che
Temple % Agriculture. Here the main bodt
OF the American troops have found guar
tiers IN she temples which are built about
the altar. within this Enclosure = the
field where the Emperor. assisted BY the
beard OF rites. performs the annual cere-
moay OF blowing ia token Of the agri1ii-
iurai character OF the people. little
west % the Altar 10 Earth ia the famous
Black Dragon Pool an artificial lake ded-
icated 20 the spirit OF water. 10 which
the Emperor comes % make special sup
pliration when The country q sun ring
from drought or dtluEr lhfse Two IN
closures Ne Just within the southern wnll
Of the southern city. and on either side
81 the gate which leads - the railroad
station of the road TO Tien Tsin. The jap
anete forces are camped on the anfing
plain. or Chinese battle-ground. just outside
the northeast gate OF the city. while the
Russians are camped near the gate where
thcy entered. and are watching tho i'm
periai RranaTles. The positions selected Nv
the troops u the difterfnt Powers tor
their camps are significant 10 those who
understand the International complications
OF the situation
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
nAno Legal Srr TO CRACK.
Does a Hallway Passenger Forfeit
HIS Rights by Becoming oIds

IT'S ny tAfcUntAMH Wtuf
From the ST. Louis Republic.
A singular case involving the rights OF
a holder 81 haif-fare unlimited ticket
developed recently on tho Santa Fe line.
Il was on an castbound train from San
Francisco and the conductor. while col
lecting tickets. was given che return por-
;ion OF a half-fare or chnds excursion
ticket from Kansas City 10 San Francis
co. The holder Of the ticket WAS a young
man about p years OF age. The conductor
looked NJ him. smiled and asked:
''You don't expect 10 ride on this ticket,
do your
why not9 II Is on unlimHed ticket
AMI bought Il IN Kansas city eleven
years ago"
The conductor examined u more care
fully and found that u bore the stamp
Of the Santa Ne office "a Kansas City and
was dated April y. 1853. u was. more
over. ~ che youn man had said. an un-
limited ticket.
II don't doubt what you say about buy
ing a." the conductor said hut you
were n KID then and now you're = man
J can't lee a man ride on a child's ticket
You must put up the other half IN cash
or get or che train
'.But let me explain. Ny father put IN
nearly $40 for that ticket eleven years
ago and your company has had The use
% so of u for an thar time without
rendering any service 20 him or me for
whom he bought T. n have 70 pay tho
extra half fare. am entitled 20 q credit
In the shape Of interest on that SO for
eleven years.
I'm not cracking those KIND o. nuts.
the conductor replied. smiling. You're q
mau and you have Eot 20 have a mans
sickei or pay fun fare"
well. I will pay the extra half fare.
hut ! would like TO have something 20
show Tor it"
IAN right; III give you receipt"
The money was paid and the recent
given. fhc name 81 the young man helng
Charles A. De conrcy. He said he would
present n claim against the Santa Fo on
his return from an eastern trip.
Local passenger men 10 whom the case
was presented shy the conductor took the
proper stand and that the young man
has no legal or equitable claim against
the company. A railroad ticket Il q
contract and both parties 90 Il must com
ply with the terms and the conditions
provided on a. A chlld's ticket calls for
child passenger ana the moment the
holder ceases 70 comply with this condl-
ton the ficiet Is not good for passage
20 far a. be r. concerned A. railroad
companies DO not agree 70 pay interest
when redeemin9 unused tickets. The ali
surdify ~ q claim ~ this kind Is readily
seen. The prospects are that Mr. De
Courcy wiz keep bis receip, a. an odd
souvenir Of an odd railroad journey.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
JArAS's CHARMING CHILDREN.
Good and HAPPY. but saIemn, says
Lecturer.


According 20 AR. Arthur Dolsy. the Jap
anese idea - to have as good children as
possible. There are. he believes. no bet
ter babies IN the world than theirs. and
he md the happy experience Of spending
three monihs In Japan before he heard a
child cry: then the cry Was Justified Cor
the poor little mite had = bad fall.
the intense gravity OF Japanese chill
dren made q great impression on Mr..
poisy. who remarked that Lord Salisbury.
engaged tn reading DISPATCHES. would pre-
sent picture OF l.viiy when compared
with the solemniiy OF the infant Jap. II
would b. impossible 20 address q small
subject o. the Nikado a. 'po3r little pook-
sy-wonkzy," or with any Of the other fool
ish terms of endoarment which are Law
ished on Western youngsters. for the Rfav-
ity u the child would emecfuaily prevent
such familiarity The eyes Of Japan'a.e
children. are most expressive and baby
81 fourteen months has the expression o.
a sage who has solved the problem OF
life
A japanese child Il carried on the back
OF ~ mother Or elder sister, and one Of
ten sees little girls playing games with
other children and apparently suffering
va fANNftNfHAtfAtF AN'Nf.H NAAf ttWA ~ NtllNAt
chiid plck-a-haek japanese physicians
have lately. however. set their faces
axairst this method % carrying children.
for they are q the opinion that the fact
that the large part Of the population OF
JaFan s. "handY-leRRed u due 60 the
necessity Of the chiid's gripping with It's
legs the waist OF the person carrying Il.
Jnpanesc fcotsear seems 20 be excellent.
Mr.. Diosy described The tnhi which Is a
kind q sock. with q compartment made
for the insertion % the great toe. Thia
IL generally worn. but che children a.
rule 20 barefoot. and u u owing 20 this
and 10 the iabi. probably, thar the Japa-
nese have such beautiful feet. The use
81 the tabi allows the Ices 20 De used
freely. so THAI the Japanese artisans gem
orally hold their work with their feet
japanese children are quaint lit4ie fig
ures As a rule the little Jap wears a
bfight-colored garment. and b. an ar
rangemenl Of tucks. which are lei out,
haby's clothes may be- made to ~ the
child up 20 The age Of 10 years. After
thar another garment would last flil the
child was is or Il. The smaller the child
the larger and more lmposi.g Is the pat
tern on ms dress.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
an letters are received,
answered by women 0Fsfys

EErss Koss cHr0d Of P0rf~
0nfcag Pains and Per-
poEy7E headaches by Fol-
lowing Mrs. PinkEfsaEssSs
Counsel
DEAR Mrs. PrNKuAM have been
suffering for over n year and had three
doctors. At time Of menstruation |
suffer terrible pains in back and
ovaries have headache nearly every
day, and feel tired all the time. The
doctor said my womb was out of place.
Would De 20 glad II you could help me. :"
Mrs. Carl Voss, Sac City, iowa, An
gust q. 1898.
"please accept my sincere thanks for
the good your advice and Lydia Y.
pinlsham's Vegetable Compound has
done me. did everything you told
me 20 do, and used only three bottles,
and feel better in every respect. -
Mrs. Carl VOss, sac City, Iowa
March ~. 1890.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
TuNIs coMrANY's TROUBLES.
Creditor FIied MIN Asking APP
polntment of Receiver.

polntment of Receiver.
Norfolk. Va. Sept THE troubles OF
the Tunis Lumber Company were brought
to a climax by the application filed by
Mrs. Georsianna Wilson. late Thursday
afternoon in the United states District
Court. asking that a receiver be appointed
for the company. Mrs. Wilson's claim Is
a Judgment. confessed By the Tunis
Company for s53.755 ia the United States
Court on Tuesday.
Receivers Tunis and Nichols are In
strucied 70 continue I'm operation all the
Tunis mills until further order OF court
The announcement OF this rcceivership
WAS "a great surprise. Not only the ium-
Der trade, but all che business men Of the
city were ignorant OF the embnrrassmausE
Of the firm. It's headquarters are IN Bal
timore and few. u any. persons
here will be affected by the fall
ure A gentleman well known In the
lumber trade said that the company had
valuable standing timber. large amount
OF marketable lumber. say $4,000 worth.
an up-to-date plant worth $4,000 or $3.50 q
600, and a large amount OF collecuhle open
acc cunts The Tunis Company. he said,
sold lumber an over the country In car
load lots on ninety days time. The plan
required the company 70 put out large
amount OF money for which there was no
immediate return. That. with large pur-
chas $ OF timber lands. he supposed. caus-
"a the embarrassment.
The plant has a capacity Tor 10000 feet
a day. The mill here Is the chief mill.
tho one az Baltimore having been burn
ca several years ago and not rebuilt. This
gentleman said also that the members
OF the Tuuis Company have the respect
of the trade aud that the other members
would assist them in returning 70 busi-
ness
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
The American Camp ia Pclln.
Prom Isealle'a weekly.

Tho Temple Of Heaven. IN the southern
or chinefc city. which was captured and
occunied as n camping place by the Brit
ish forces. a. en- immense park almost a
mile square. This a. the place where the
Chinese Emperor goes twice every year
20 worship Heaven. his ancestor. ard 20
mediate for hts people. The chief building
IN the incicsure Il the great covered al
tar. which no one s. allowed % enter ex-
cept those who are o. royal blood. II ia
circular IN form. rcofci with blue porce-
lain tiles and surmountfd with a gilt
bail. making ore OF the most beautiful
specimens Of native architecture IN China.
Tie other altar. called the open altar. con-
sista Of three terraces, each about ten
feet high. built one upon the other. the
highest ono being about sixty feet IN di-
ameter. This altar Il built Of white marble
and protected BY marble halustrades,
all being heavily and ornately carved. Two