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New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
WILSON PLACE IN TARRYTOwN SOLD.

II. w. Nichols has sold for the Mutual Life In
surance Company the Wilson place, in Wilson
Park, Tarrytown. comprising fourteen o
land dwelling house and outbuildings to Samue
Cllmann. of this city, for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
6suehsrs.


nR. W. G. NOVEL;. prfvats pupils homes o
y at III E S2d-st- Two pupils received in family
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
The Wall Street Journal

Every day gives facts you ought to know
before you invest your money in Wall
Street 1t keeps you posted on securities.
1t is cheap insurance on your investments:
IS a year; Sc at news stands
Published by DOW. JONES & CO. A
Broad Street, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

MICA DEPOSITS FOR sALE-Located on
~A the xrea. mica belt OF N II Rare opportunity
promoters. full information address D. l. STRAW.
Grafton Centre. N H
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
3inanrial McsilnQs

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
To Holders of Trust Certificates for First
Preferred Stock. for Second Preferred
Stock and for Common Stock of the ST.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Countrn propertn 60 Get.

I>NGLEwooD:-The following country houses with
$40: Tenafy, large Colonial.
$50. Enele-st SIS; Cintcn-ave. 80 For permits
ssDrjy 10 n WEATHERBY & CO.. Eagewcod. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
FURNISHED 6onsss 90 Eei-GounIrn

Tor The Tribune
,nce, No. l.24c Broadway.
D O'Clock p. m: advertise
!, branch offices at regular
!. viz: o54 sth-ave-. >. e.
lcth-st.. Macys. 6th-AvA
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Qnsiruerlcn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
For Both Sexes-City.
For Boys and Young MeI

E,RENC. Spanish. German. Italian Instruction: expsr
IL enced teachers: either residences Prof. Peller
School OF Languages. 2DT West 25th ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
5)hlc.Y, aIaax> :, 2: ..: es STORY.

ever, the nan one thinks one might love and the man one simply couldn't anyhow, Now, unfortunately, my four fiances all come under the second head ing
 Has no one ever come under the firSt:'
 She looked at me for several mo- ments, considering. Then she laughed. Why, yes, only they never liked me- That's q great difficulty, of course though l should have thougAt'- Here some afternoon callers sailed into the room, and for some moments We were separated. She came back to ne, how ever, on the appearance of her sister and Mu:nU.ed:
 Do. d9 suggest s0.aethire~
 Give me d week. l sa.t
 So long,"
 ''.A week" I repeated, and we said Goodby. l met Julian Clifford on tic stairs. He was certainly very good looking,
 The week duly elapsed. and I heard again from Aninee. Filings much worse,' she wrote; -four letters every morning of cutre;tties for :, definite an sWer; four bouquets every evening. can't Lear it any longer. Tell me. for pitE's sake, what to do. They are all aWfuliy .ind.
 Dear Miss An.ree," l answered, "I am extremely bus:', but meet me to. morrow at the corner of M street at F o'clock. l have thought of good plan, only you must have courage otherwise l cannot help you.'
 Shc was there ten minutes late.
 "How absurd of you to make me cone here.' she said. And how pale you look, and so smart.
 Miss Aniaee," said my voice was slightly trelnbling-"you see that ho...se."
 "Yps, said she "but What"--
 "Thafs ! justice Of t&e pcaces of flee.
 "o!. dear. l. any of taem alrout: Cause really can't. It's awfHIly gooG of ye.l, ltls really can t- hateven @als ter lie.di:'s-- AHd elo care''-
 "Nene os t.3em is ab5ut," said. ~ ail:4
 paused moment. Sine looked al4 q Ejie Frightened. will you ASrTt me-
 "pa"a'''
 "MiH Eon marry A.e ifoW:''
 .El.. B.:eus
 M .ros5eti ttl.4 re55tl.
 "N6r
 "ItIall yoa are very Ga'zfaf'. I li,f 2 pre- 7fs welding &i5.l Ef.4assa saai,.s.N ~Yao st55I lsa#.e wera t. tfe Ii sS,le tltsae.l e.5ea.y WAIte a..G y;d ir viii et Hs=. head a5.#eH.ezz. =,z..z..a N.s ssz..sz.- i d0. t9.t. t5itrt=ss.e. @s..stA4.z quite lat 1a ag sa.1 "D;aa.a ,i.cf.'.. .sea4 i2c." ari.sa e.e7, a.t5 a d.o5e home .it Iaa ,te5s !a.cr ~t were i.s,4". ! t.t NJ E;edss ,s. Eae3 Were all thee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
1 #Graphie,sI
WHICH?,"
Annee sent for me. and responded

Aninee sent for me, and 1 responded
 { once.
 What's the matter:''
 Well she said, with a rush, T have
 lad four proposals this week
 That seems Il @eod record. don't
 lee anything to complain ol'. l suppose
 ou want my advice as tc which to ac-
 ept:'
 First. there's Jack For;la We were brought Up together, you know \
 elltale Hush spread over her face. FShe cares for him really" I decided Well, Wlan= one', with Jack ore does
 ike him tlfeadfullE. He is so young
 md high spirited and devoted. t!l3nl; :"
 Next, plea.e.' :.
 Then there's Waiter Floldin@."
 Don't kl2w him
 "No.' S,ie sase little s:eh. NIr Furmise about Jack must have hcen wrong. " ell, l.e paints the Iaost love pictures in tie world. and am so happy when 1 an in his studio. I Enlhk sho:.l love to marry a painter, palnters are not conventional, you Know, and ,!e thinks I have got pretty leet, It's only the shoe. really But | 60 care fer him. He's
 Proceed, Miss .tninee," I urged. "I 1oo have remarked the feet
 An, that's nice of you. Well. Julian |Cli0ords
 He's fifty
 T know, but he loves me so. He loVes me more thaa all the others put 'osetler. And he seems to consider it sach an honor that I should care for ilh' and l can't tell you how wonder. ,ui that k to a woman. He has such Oeautlful gray eyes, t9o, and Ee never taxes one fer granted l think 1 love nm rather desperately V
 Co on
 <, dreamy lool, crept into her eses. one hesitated, then gave little, short, quick laugh.
 This is tte one, after all, thought L. Its Reginald Mae0a.
 That pri.s.,s
 @oh' how you're down rpoa llla he- cause hes much cleycrer tban most of Sou. There's something in rin that tasclnates ia lie oddly. lIa's different ' .lola ally oae else ii! fEle world aatl=sn nitty. Then at the most uneNie 5el ;u molieiitS one catches T note of "a n nIS tone, something of Il latem sad aesS at which makes one feel oMe would h1 bi, anything in the world ie4e to make him happicr.e
 ..,l congratulate you, Mss 1fninee," s said' rising. "Onlv, which i5 it to he, oecause os haven't in the laa.t guessed, :, .sn you say they are all 50 chalMiag:" ,n ihat $ the difficulty. like them all th tho so totally different way. You see, .aete are three kinds of men with re- ea eelu to matrimony-the man one knows ~ oiiee oAe would marry and love for " sAs-~ .,,l :0s y .:.1s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
Itching Piles.

Any person who suffers from that terrible plague, itching piles or from eczema. will appreciate the immc- diate relief and permanent cure that comes through the use of Doan's Oint- ment. It never fails. Free samples at Mann-Tankersley Drug company December IT. 12 and 13
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
he A. B. c. Of It.

A kidney education starts with: Backache means kidney ache. lame back means lame kidneys, weak back means weak kidneys. cure means Doan's Kidney Pills Read about the free distribution in this paper. and call at MannTdnkersley Drug Co, December II. 12 and l3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
Side-tracked in business.

Don't get side-tracked in business. DHllness sometimes passes for death Men with brains reach the goal Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray maj ter into ones head 35c. Ask your druggist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

Imitators have been many. Thought ful people have learned that trpa merit comes only with the senuire Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madi son Medicine Co. 35c. Ask y0ur druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

But few men in the congregation ever think of applying the sermon to themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

A man seldom gets so full of enthu- siasm that he has no room for his dinner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

A good wife remembers compli- ment paid her husband as long as she lives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
c "A 5 rE Q 1 | "A. Bears the n lfa Kind You Have AIaays Bou9hi Signature es LglzNztzzzs1

X wise man never interferes with a woman who is minding her own business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

The part of wisdom is often enact ed in the divorce court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

A woman never tries to f1irt with married man who loves his wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13
For the Public Good.

In another part of this paper, ap pears an advertisement worthy the reading as it's for the public goot 1t tells of free distribution of Doan's Kidney Pills. a remedy for Kidney ills. Read it and call at Mandrake ersleY Drug Co, December II. 12 and 13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

It has come to be 9 settled bHsi ness principle that advertising and suceesss go hand in haud.-Patent Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

Some men won't want to go to heaven unless there is side door,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

JAN KUBEL!K, THE WIZARD OF THE VIOLIN picture e Jan ku5cik tIc the sensation tli He has kuhck will the of the asoa he he paid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-13

\ ~, 1ssaed of shore. !
 oo.'.. snly sufficient speed pesltions ,r,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

A GLOOMY PICTURE.-The follow
ing from the Eldorado (kas.) Repuhli-
can, a Repub can paper, does not
read Ike prosperity argument:
"When the cold wave comes-lnd 1t
will come; when financial distress hits
every business man in the land--and 1t
will hit; when the seven lean kine are
turned loose-and they will be turned
all the blooming idiots who have
blown their millions and billions into
hesc balloon trusts will be annihilated
as quickly as doll paper house in a
Texas tornado; while the dist, ess to
DC brought upon the country will cause
If not a revolution-someth very
nearly approaching one. Judgment
day will come TO all these billion dol
lar hot air schemes and it will come
with force and power that will shake
the financial world from end to end;
and the fortunes that will be swallowed
up will be counted by billions. We
rave had panics before, bu: all of them
combined will not be patching com.
pared TO the one that is bound to fol-
low this criminal imitation Of every.
Thing on the earth; and 1t will call ont
all the cold storage patriotism In the
country TO save it from destruction.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

Each days business is regulated az.
cording 10 the prevailing conditions :;
not single consignment is sent OF
blindly. You will find no suspicion of
:" pig IN a poke" about Mr.. Rus>ell's
methods
He keeps simple set of books, and
he knows at the end Of each year lust
how he stands. lie works hard, but
not in the way his father worked. He
directs the machinery, whereas his
father was the machinery Itself he
farms with brains instead of hands he
rides a good saddle horse about his
place, whereas MS father was ridden
by his work.
Now take look into the snug farm,
house and what DO you s,e? There
are new books and magazines, pictures
and dainty furnishings. Th.Ic is II
piano in the parlCr, and bicycle OF
two on the back porch. Everything
looks comfortable, cosy and attractlvc
without attempt at stl 0r show.
The CHAIRS are intended to sit On, and
the old hair cloth sofa is now a gen.
uinc louuging place.
In winter the house is heated by ;
hot water furnace in the cellar aat
ventilation Is insured by open fireplace ,
In The kitchen there is modun
range and in thc cellar you will lin,
aIclliSclator. Electric lights are every
where in the house, on the porch il
the barn The trolley line furnishc
the current of C ursc. Thanks to tn,
windmill and tauk, good water is OF
tap wherever nccdcd-hot or cold
Aud. ii YOU fancy bath, you Will lin'
! the Rus eli ha'hrJom as convenient IL
! YOU own in The city.
The boys and girls Of the lamil
attend the high school IN the loNn, tn
trolley line making Il special sch0ol-ral
OF two cents for th" round trip. Churc
and entertainments are literally pa
rUn'Hcd, for mode rn fam lirc-Lhnnk
I" The ilulIrI il no longer isolated.
OAci each day (Sundnys excepted.
Uncle Sans rural carrier bring. tn
mail To The farm h use, and it i, hope
he Will soon hri ~ in addition tn" l.uc'
government weather forecast lie sci
stamps, money orders, and takes letter
aud packages fol mailing. Of;cu, It.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

A CONFEDERATE IlOME.--A Con
fcdcratc home IS no poor house. In
his speech nj the opening of the Gcor
GA institution on Monday Gov. Can.
der said The State had not endowed
the institution as Il paupcr's retreat.
" God foibld il shall ever be looked on
III that light" he said, addressing the
veterans. " 1t is home that Georgia
has gwen you and to which you are
'ntlled, for you pail for it long ago"
That is the view TO take. 1t is the
sane and just view. y man who faith
fully served his State j. armies OF
the Confcderacy has ascd all the
homes his State can a.. lsb. Let us
not take many years to build our home
FOR the veterans. Let us have it ready
IN the shortest time consistent with
proper caution and provision for the
future. There is no time to waste
South Carolina is already dozen years
behind Georgia in planning f.. II, and
now we should retrieve our honor by
completing the project within twelve
mouths instead Of twelve years. Co.
lumbia State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

HAPPENED RIGAT IN THE FAMILY
The cross examiner was smar
man, whose object was to disconccr
the witness and discrcdit his tcsli
mOny.
"What did you say y oar name wasp
was the first question.
Mi, hazel DOhcrty."
Michael Dohcrty, ell ? Now,
Doherty, answer this question carefully.
Are ynu married man?'
90" think so. Ol was n arricd."
" So you think because you cot mar
ricd that you arc married man, do
yon ? Now, tell me whom you mar
ricd."
Who On married? married wo-
man"
Now, don't you row better than
TO triilc with the court? OF course
you married a woman; did you ever
hear OF any one marry my n an?"
9 I,s, moi sistc" did, London
Spare Moments.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

auasion nut - wss ready t" SO with
them he claimed to have left Ills knife
Il hundred rods away and set out after
it and left the two Of us TO walk on to-
gcthcr From the moment we started
| noticed change tn her. she looked
about apprchcnSivCly, her laughter was
forced. ana her dcmcanor put me on
my guard 1t was aS if she expected
me to bo Shot down from ambush. Had
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

a CELEBRATED DoG.-M Miss I.aur;
{ niger, daughter of T.. II. Congcr,
United States minister to China, ha,
The most celebrated dog in the world.
The little fellow bears The name OF
Taucr, which is the Chinese word for
peach.
When the empress dowagcr fled
from her castle in pckin before the re-
cent uprising. members of the Russian
minister's stan went INTO her apart
mcnts and in her bed chamber an AIDE
caught Tauer. He presented the dog
To Miss COngcr
The little fellow was only few
months old at that time and was so
small that IN her haste to get to place
d safety the empress dowagcr over
looked hlm. He has grown into Il liue
black and white spaniel, with a square
body and nose so lllt that he holds Il
IT, liar on 1t without any effort.
Tau"r was brought along when Mr..
Cnngcr and his family came to the
United Salcs for II visit a few weeks
ago. Miss Congcr prizes him highly.
He has been taught many tricks, but
the words Of command his mistress has
TO give in Chinese.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

a tobacco company contributed TO,
the comfort Of the Confederate vclc.
rams during their reunion at Memphis
ienn., 1000 pounds of smoking to-
bacco, 10000 pipes and 10000 boxes
OF matches. The tobacco alone was
worth 90 cents pound, jobbing rates.
The 1000 pounds was divided into
$4,000 raLions. Another compan, gave
The veterans ii 900 rations of chcw wing
tobacco.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

nothing else can touch. Whether it is
the painted coach, the pranciny horses,
the winding horn, the social inter
course or what not, it savnrs of II
mystery and romance that nothing
else has supplied. What part it pla> y
in the writings of Dickens and Th .ch-
cray The tallyho ls but y,arniuy
after the Old days os stage coach travel.
l am glad Atlanta is going 10 call
her grand new hotel the Piedmont.
The name means something.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12
71sE PATIENT RECORD. Baltimore, MeK.

he does LITTLE crrands for people wi o
care tu pay for tie favor
Do the hnv> and .iI|S leave ,h.~ sort
If Iam? \ They r"u,,,a'r Ihrrr
h mr cnnitu'tr. auG Lnr!r rai,n II : sac.
vcSslnl, peaceful life, wlh what they
see in the town, and are contcnlcd.
TO sum up, Mr.. Russell is the most
in dependent man i'm the world. He has
really achieved the Independence that
has So long been talked about in con.
nCc,lOn with farming.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

"A Sunday school class of over a 900
was present at the Dunkard National
Conference at Lincoln, Neb on Sunday.
The meeting was In charge OF com.
mittee OF three elders, who served more
In the capacity OF superintondents than
as teachers. Following the Sunday
school came preaching services in the
tinuous services throughout tho day and
evening.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

The Japanese now manufacture
large quantities Of boots and shoes and
send abroad to Southern Europe and
Africa some 10000 yen 1915 000) worth
annually. Theso boots and shoes aver
ago about 75 cents pair. They are
beginning to do an export trade In
gloves. hats, caps and oonnets, cote n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

The county commissioners OF Flor.
ida have foimCd an association to aid
in the work of establishing uniform
method, for work upon the public roads
of the State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12
MONEY TO LOAN

On farmir q lands. Easy pay yments. No
commissions charged. Borrower pays 40.
tuai coat OF perlecting loan. Interest Z per
cent. up, according to security.
mo. b. PALMER & SON,
C0lumhiA y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

DoSITlONSl POSITIONSii NO OBJRCT.
l more calls than wc can possibly y an Guaf-
antee OF positions backed by $50 a. Courses.
unexceled. Enter any time. Cutalovue ireo
nddress OLLMBiA Busi N ESS UOLLEHH
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12
The practical side Of science is reflected in
PATENT a. REeoRp

monthly publication
scientific problems the mechanic the industrial expert
tho nvcntorn fact wheawakc who hopes better his
condition by his brains The especially will find
Patent Record guide philosopher and friend Nothing of importance
the viiant Of its expert editors.
scntcd fashion, to
comprehend The scientific and industrial
in the columns
official Of the u. S.
Office and the latest deveopcncnts the field of without
THgE EeM Y.ERgzr ksgaaGpE2Ea ERaAsssaaaasn aMeK
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12
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GumptiOn About Cows.

farm journal folks figure that COW
giving 1000 pounds OF 4 per cent milk
VIII produce only $50 worth Of butter.
while one that will produce 5000
pounds of per cent milk will produce
Sloo worth of butter, and her calf Is
worth three times as much rs that Of
the first.
There will be little difference In the
cost OF Keeping the two cows, so that
Wl'crc 'hc ilrst gives profit OF $50 the
mlIrr Will net the owner 500, if we
count the first cows calf at $40 and
the other at $50.
some people do not think there IS
nlNich difference in cows, but some
COWS forget to pay their board bills
Whllc others take great pleasure I'm
supplying the table with luxurics. nav.
ing the interest, clothing tho baby and
paying the hired girl.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

9 n. - TT @ III. Z a.
Raor.,b0 a The Kind You llava kIHayS Bought
Signature ss MxNIalMx
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12

/
III 'corSIa, on account or the unD,u.
y oi excessive rains during June or
'"Iy' 1t would appear advisable in tho
present state of our knowledge to mako
at iGast four sprayings to insure tho
greatest freedom from peach rot. Pro.
lcsSor a. l.. Quntancc recommends tho
following calendar:
FirSt.-Spray with bordeaux mixturo
Just before bossoming.
Sccond.-Spray with bordeaux mjx.
tnre as soon rs bloom has cntlroIv
dropped, adding two ounces OF poris
green for each 80 gallons of watcr.
lhird. - Spray with bordeaux mix
ture ten days or two weeks before time
OF colorlug.
Ionrth.-Spray with copper acetate
when fruit begins to color.
a fine promise for wheat ana n pcns
eraily good hay outlook was American
Agriculturists summary at the begin.
ming OF May.
A miniature Louisiana rlcefleld, with
canal, pumps and thrashing machine.
Just as found in tho Crowley district. ia
one of the unique features DEVISED for
the rice froWcrs.s cxblbtt ai. lyuffalo - ~
The times., 1901-05-19

to make it, The wires are. of course in
sulated with gutta percha. If while maxi
ing joint / should soil the gutta Dercha
with my hands leakage would occur
soon as the wires We're working again
What that would cost in money and the
interruption of traffic you can well inag-
ire.
BY this time he had completed his mas
sag sc and was gently drawing through his
fingers yards of what looked like inch
IibDon of a reddish color. it was really
guJta pe-cha.
Another reason for keeping our hands
in the pink of condition. he further ex-
planned. is that it increases our deIicacy
of touch. which has to be as fine as that
of a professional piano player"
Important as 1t is that the land species
of "gutta perCha man should keep his
hands clean and supple. it is necessary
that the marine type should be even more
careful. A little dust from his fingers
settling on the gutta percha while max
ing a joint in a Submarine cable would
involve the sending out of another ship
to discover and repair the leakage. This
work might occupy months and involve
an expenditure of thousands of pounds
Time was when the ''gEtta percna man"
was a more important parsonage than he
is now. He was trained from youth to
cultivate hands whose wiIiteness Snd deli
cacy would have aroused the envy of a
duchess. He received a handsome salary,
and had men to wait upon him. Now,
however, his glory is dimmed and his
wage diminished
Employers find that there are now more
workmen with soft and supple hands than
formerly.