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New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

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.sy sPsiss ssiss
upland 4isd opened steady sellers l4d decline
anaarS Sii 5 2 e and March
III, - - Ap1llaa Ia-,ssSenferlrer S4iHb-
september-octobers 417y nominal. Observation-Disclosures
FLoUR AND MEAIs-By reason Of the sharp decline
prices with ''e Demand aGSf limited to hand to mouth
sTaae for the better spring ne Pafsn5 sg
s. 75as4 spring clears s. s5gS3 35 No winter $50
ana 10 arrive: 80 bacTheat hour s. a5s spot
s. 2oSs3 90 Ha6 Choice to iqi' aae9 5g c6RS
MEAL-Quiet quoted; Kiln dried. 50 55dS3 65; as to
srana AG & MEALmEssy' 9?tSsj 55sj "Fs FEp ana
bran Sc city bran S2l so: cornmea 500 Inseed oil
cake SO 25G<29 oil cake So 50; honiny chop,
GRAI&"WHE4T|Und the influence OF continued
liquidation and vigorous selling FOR short account The
wegs at &c decline from Saturdays o'clock price ana
the S hgSest t point Of the Season For hsayness
bush J aee n M S gS 6 uppT Where an had been
expected Al midda some rally was % even tS encourage our geo
huences mentioned. but outside support failed to de-
and low prices prevailed afternoon. The export
pors Worked late SATURDAY The most important thing
5oGut % ms business vas Ie Ie ] IL r Prtes t
Oo6 bush smaller than the previous week and the Paris
markets e9fea 10 to 80 points & net hgheT whie Liver
on the Whsa as situation pr9fes5s being ON one side
and the country the other the latter working for
higher prices idea that crop conditions
unsatisactorv and The Of winter wheat small
only 5000 bush received to-day but the other
hand spring wheat 9760O0 bush, making
the total shade larger than last In the quantity
there increase OF 24o 600 bush. The
local Of wheat decreased e3oO bush and contract
supplies decreased Is Ouo bush during the The
wheat States while temperatures considerably
the freezing point In AL Of the belt Quotations
of cash wheat { b afoat basis follows: No
Northern Duluth s. &c prompt. No l Northern New
York, SIsc, No hard Manitoba, S9sc, prompt;
No l Northern Manitoba, S6Ssc No = Northern Duluth,
s6Asc prompt, and No hard New-YorS. SSisc prompt
..... COFiNLlglt country offerings decline OF only
I'd In English cables and demand from shorts checked
decline IN tie corn market throughout much Of the
sion, until the close when realizing prices
20 the lowest point Of the day The close showed
fairly active scale by decrease
bush IN the worlds shipments and 585 200 the
stock quantity passage There export de-
mand for Canadian but business Of Importance
Al this point 10 . closed 7Ol4c: No white
i4%c and No > yellow - '4C. all b afoat basis
-..-. OAIS-rhe market quiet all day, but
nrn al time light offerings gradually easing Of
toward The close in sympathy with and corn The
yisole supply decreased ass 600 bush and local
3. 5l%C No white 54lzc. No ) white, sac: track
clips 55c p Y5-HIarket No Western 74isc
sad No , Western. 73asc. both sfoat- state rye
ia q. RARLEY-Market p arn. Feeding was quoted
a. oOGe2c ard mating at 69l 72c. both Buffalo
=. BCCkF HEAT GRAIN-AIarket quiet. Quoted At
y 80 per 100 n. track NeNg-YorS- LAOVERSEED-
Market nominal quoted 9As G1oc-
NEW-YORE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

Per Per half "a Dbl basket 5ocas1 Carolina per
% oOGSS 90 onions Orange County, white bag
$3.50 S9 90 red good to prime sass 80; do yellow
s sr DOL So oO9S4 do yellow. 50 25GS3 IS do white $50
go. 90 state and Western yellow per bag SS9S3 so; do
nat hoop Dbl. S31S3 25 red So 5OQS4.
b3raa per carrier 81 5OQS2 So spinach Norfolk per
Vl SgSz oO do Baltimore 81 256S1 80; string beans
60 s. green per crate or basket. 81 JOgS9 do wax
t1rnlps Canada Russia per bbl. 15qSOc tons
Gs FLORIDA choice ripe per carrier. So 2J8S2 so; do
FLORIDA poor TO fair. 81 jORS2
HAY AND SrRAW-H HAY-ReceIpts made a favorable
showing to-day being light sunday Monday.
market did not make notable response IN the way
Oh 0I quotations The week IS young however. and with
tei1 easy prices there be helpful turn IN de-
Wa - tnat VIII work down some Of the idle surplus
repeat quotations: Prime, bales, per 100 r
Sva92 &C No s2isds5c; No 721s ar sci No 3, 90
90 -2c clover, mixed 62's ger 3c clover, 6OT0c; small
Uaes' -12C less tnan large. SCRAW-Stesdy, with
ar supplies 1876 long rye. straight quality lots
& rToquGe Exchange at noon to-day Hudson River Rail-
a0ad 4iOi Erie Railroad, SO Pennsylvania Railroad
s5 80; DeiaWare Lackawanna and Western. 16o; West
Slore, 90; Lehgh Valley Railroad, 800; Ontario and
estern So Central New-Jersey railroad. 40; Central
Vermont Railroad 80; total I.sTO $50 OF
which for export Receipts OF 20
Egin, jan 13-Buttsr ruled firm to-day Elgin
8oard OF Trade at 24c per 70. This &c lower
last week Total output Of the district 595 900 ros.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
,ew-York, January 1s. 1907.

NeN-York January Is, 1902
COFTEE-Tlth the days influencing factors as a whoe
n favor failed support the market ana
prices opening 10 points higher. graoDal!y
sasgsG on under realizing and bear selling until at the
unchanged 70 10 points net lower
Room and Wall Street covered and commission
light buyers early IN The session proTpted
BY butsh cables decreasing tendency n the prinlaT
heavy aggregate Of deliveries from United
warehouses. The new business which developsd
the however. not OF sufncient volume 20
sustain prices late decline IN French market add
ing the local weakness Trading was teatureess and
lgh; total amounting 10000 bags ERvre closed
1s9& franc Hamburg = 9& pig higher. Brazil
markets firm, Rio ct advance Of 80 reis'
he exchange declined 1-52d TO II 1924 Interior
reported receipts OF 1880 bags ana ports
$500 United warehouse deliveries came 10
900 bags Spot coffee Street market ruled
quiet steady with quotations based 6zc FOR IN
-oics lots OF No Rio. Clearances reported to-day tn
cuded the Canning with 1900 bsgs from Bahia
January 9, and The Hcgarth with 1000 aad
Bslanoch with 1900 bags. from Santos, January u
Bahia weekly receipts 5000 bags present stock. 1900
Bahia shipmes the United States, 800 bags
Germany, 400 bags; the OF Europe 500 bags
Total warehouse deliveries n the United states for the
week we're laz 4l bags compared with 15567 bags ast
week and 137 342 bags fer The week year ago
or the former amount NeFYork reported 1856 95 bagS
santos receipts I190c0 bags for the week
pared with lz coo bags last week and $4,000 bags for
300 bags. against 900 bags The previous
States. So bags week:
1000 Santos shipments
States. 10000 bags; 70 Europe 99 000 bags
position Of Brazilian
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 13.-CIosing; Wheat-Spot firm. No =
Ied Western winter 6s Std No Northern spring 6s Sd
y" l California. Is 3D. futures quiet March 6s S1.d.
May. Is IL Corn-Spot steady: American mixed new
Js Id, American mixed old. SD:
airy. IS 4ild. March. IS 3l.d May. 5s 39sd. Peas
Canadian steady is load FlOur-S fancy winter
firm IS 9d HOPS at London-Pacihc Coast steady f3 3sR
t. los Beef hrm; extra India mess. I9s. Pork Arm
Western. I2s sd. Lard dull: in
pals. prime Western tierces 4Ss Hams-Short
cut IL to Is n. steady as I'd. Bacon quiet,
70 to 30 10 l0s; short rib. Id "a long
clear middles light. "a n
heavy - 70 40 70 quiet AS Cd clear bellies II Is
10. JIs, clear backs. 10 20
Square II to i3 r dull, 3Ss Butter steady
States OBS. good United States EOS Cheese irm Aerf-
white ASS 3D. American finest coored tgs ID
TallowPrme city strong sos 3D. Australian in London
3is 81 Cottonseed oil-Huil retined-SpOt firm
pentne-Spirits firm. 2Ss 6d. FSosinCommcn steady
l0i4d Fetroleum-Renned steady. 1sd Llnseed oil duIl
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

nestic common to low fair 4G4iao; fair good 4.s@
2 prime 10 choice 5q57 Sc head Gd61sc; Patna, 4s.l
9&c Japan foreign. 4%q51c; domestic A. "a 4z.c
Java, 4Ng4-Ac; RangOon in 2d2lac.
SUGAR-The market FOR refined sugar was steady ,+
the moment But sugar people know what a day
nay prinE forth They look for lower prices in view
OF the sorIening Of the ar home and abroad
ist prices were unchanged Fefuers
aeVeIies & as rule Arouele Bros. however
sold about week to days. same concessions
made heretofore Quotations follow: cat IoaF
crushed and doninoes 525c: A. 5.IOc; cubes Sc
>AA& powdered, 4SOc; powdered. powdered and
1rult powdered 4s5c; Eagle granulated
&c Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated 4.Sc; Eagle
% 10 cartons 10 bags and 70 bags Of fine granuiated
4SVci Eagle me granuated standard
n1ond A. 475c confectionery A 455c: l. 4Gc; Nos
and 3 4S5c; No 4. AS0o; No s. 425c; No g. 4.15c; No
4Ooc; NO 5, 3eJc; No O. 39Oc 10, 3.S5c: Nos II
and - $500 Nos 13, II and I5 75c; No G zoe; 25
10 bags OF line granulated, 475c. The lowest
record were made today for beet sugar Thus London
declined Sd to 6s 442d position
for next month The market for is dull
ana nominal and lower to sell Current nominal
prices based the last previous sales follows
centrifugal. 98 test 312c. musCOvado 50 test,
rnoasses sugar. 80 test 2%c. RehnerS the
market for just now.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
NAVAL STORES.

There was a frmer market spirits turpeutlne
result OF the position Savannah market.
Offerings here light and demand quite brisk
Rosin was steady but unchanged. Tar also steady
at unchanged rates We quote:
TAR-Reguars, 81 So oil bbls. SO so
SPIRITS TURPENTlNfi- 41iac; oil bbis, 40.
= RosIN-.Comlmon 70 good strained, s. 5oGS1 65; p.
81 90 E. go; F. 81 60; 6, 81 70i II. 81 70; / 81 80; X
81 80: NJ, So 80; y, 50 90; W G. SO go; W W. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirlls turpentlnet bbl5. lS9S
DDS I,4o'
Wilmington, Jan. 1S-Spirits turpentne quiet 37q3sc.
receipts II casks Rosn firm SlQSl %, receipts. 32S
hls crude turpentine steady 81 odS2: receipts 30 bols
Tar firm 81 %; receipts. 167 bbs
Charleston Jan 13-Turpentine firm. 38l9c. Rosn
firm, unchanged
savannah Jan. 13spirtts turpentne firm, 2si4c re
celpts SOt bbs sales. 466 bbls. 2l5T bbls
oSn firm receipts 1884 bbs; sales lC05 bbis
New-Orleans Jan. 13-Receipts rosin 2s5 bbIs.
London. Jan l3.-Turpentine- 2Ss 2l.d. Rosn
American strained. As Cd; fine. 9s
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

s bsss elosed qiRet With quota unchanged on
ding rn,s *c Tor ntdclinE upland and sac mid
Esss tsIsg.sSsaiss Ssiss So bales southern spot markets
chsaseS as-aec as follore rNev-Orsans quiet un-
vsnsss az a. Itc; Mobile quiet unchanged at nc; ss
ehsagss anshansee. al I3-16c: Charleston firm
Ao-loc, Wilmington steady. unchanged
rz i-ise steady unchanged Sc Baltimore nomi-
at e--c st. Louis steady Lice higher
nsrop - .Estinstee receipts New-Orleans for
bales sc, EyO 70 q 900 bales. compared with III
Esns-A Lant week 1873 bales actual year
pare s-a for Tomorrow 70 10 bales
se lzst year. ~ 80 ~ ~ 49, 0
rsr.s -t,s Al the interior points to-day
I'm me same day and as year:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
1.1vERrooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan IL. ? u.-Cotton-spot moderate busi
American miidlng. +isd- The sales
Of the day 5000 bales which 500 speC-
laon aud included 400 American Receipts
1000 bales. all American. Futures opened and closed
quiet American mid4Iins. January 9-64d sell
January and February. 2S-S4T4 % Cad
February and : BUYERS: April
2S6+d buyers, April May. 6+G4 29-6id sellers
MAY and June. 4 2S-64d4 29-64d buyers;
- 5tJ sellers. July August 4 29-64d sellers:
and October. I l1-j4d nominal
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
SOUTHERN CoTroN MARKETS.

Memphis 1S.-Cotton steady: uiddling. 7Ec: low
miGdug The; good ordinary. Use receipts. g. 169
shipments. T46i; sales T5O stock
Savannah, Jan. I3.-C0tton DULL middl.ug. 81
low miding. l6c. good ordinary. &C: receipts ASS
bales exports France 1850; cuastwse 3.5O5: stock
l2.5+I5. sales
New-oreans. Jan. 13.-Cotton steady rndduS 77sc.
low UjiIng. S-l6c; good ordinary &c: receipts 1SaO
bales. exports Britain 600 sales. 46OO stock
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

Harrington Co: 70 Stat. lambs so -. So: IS Stats
sheepcc IS 70 az s. s.; 16 DO. 81 ~ at IS IS.
HOGS-Recetpts t5 s.9sS head. includinat
about for the market: steady good and
Gogs light and coarse Western hogs were tribe easier
state moss sold at So 3OGS6 80 10 mixed Western
do az 50 s0aS6 Country dressed steady 6Gsise
weights
Sales Jgdd Co: 1a3 mixed Western hogs. ia 70
at s. S5s 81 State hogs. ia 10 SS So
John P Nelson; II State hogs. 1S0 70. At s6 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
1DnblIr NnIlre.

A TTENIIoN IS CALLED TO THE AD-
vERTIsESrENT dated January 10 IN THE CITY
RECORD. comm sncing the 13th inst and conttnuinx
therein consecutfvely for sD days following the
above date confirmation by Supreme Court an.
the entering Bureau the Collston Of Assess
msnts and Arrears. OF assessment for OPENING AND
ACQUIRING TITLE to the following named street IN ha
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX: " ''0
23D WARD. SECTIONS t1srIz
STREET OPENING from Third Avenue to BROOK Avan-,s
Confirmed December % 1901: entered January 1872
EDWARD ". CIRCUIT CONN roller
city Of New York Department Franca
Comptronsrs Once, January 10 f0e
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Jan. 13.-Flour steady: patent spring,
81 JG9S4 90 bakers straights spring. 81 25G$4 so bakers
clear spring So 50aS4; grades. and sprins.
s. 50S3 % best family winter, S+1S4 %; winter
81 50aS4 70 clear IS 1884 cracker -four s. 75Gs4 rye
Hour. So 5oGS4 WheatSpring. dull; Northern. s5c
Corn gq5et; No yellow 6S'tc' No do. Ss%S; No
52c; No 90, 81 &c. No mixed, 4s1ac; No do.
Barley. 6IgIOc. Rye No l. Ilc.
Chicago. jan l3rhe leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

III IQH--cotton had vary irregular movement to-
s arc closed without special advantage being secured
g etaer SIDE. The market opened steady WITH prices
AZ points higher, this being strong English cables
- Ee,y oL4lsh crop estimate by r. T Wilson & Co
1tsNhg hsuTes. however proved to be the best Of
LaE as general movement holders 70 secure
a!a a quick abatement shorts fear caused the
~1ole market 70 slowly react positive weakne.s de-
iaDsa a midday and continued pretty much 10 the
Co.,. -llopean shorts on Wilson's crop
a. 11se o1 s44boOo bales and Liverpool up "a
.Sts Dy 50 doing. This temporarily frightened
vas ee though as general thing very little stock
ss.s- sn IN the crop estimate above mentioned Soon
so5,,, az heavy selling for profits Gent prices OF
fr-n-s .ept94ys and aftsr slight rally the market
frsst rom saturdays final bids IIquidation on IN.
vsl0S E-ry heavy and considerable bear selling de
huvln .se estimates for receipts chec.ed
tsreSs ela reports THAI NesOrleans speculative In
rarEe, vel loaded with cotton al prices above the
soIS y. 5eIor7 the downward movement halted Ma
s-n.r.a,. Us as compared with nc sarv In IRE dsy
bu,in- vas besT1sh time and sneclafIv.
inr Ss. Nere doube to-days port receipts thus show
The het oiters still buyers tbrougborIt
cotton ..ate advceE rha: Ia All nsrts ~ ire
sb5- except the central belt pantstsn stocks
merit IN s<nausted. and that much smaller move
scresxH Vs. nlIneoiate future inevftable Already
faTCrax -eng talked CT South the general idea
cotton se-ss.-Ae1 space Tor az the expense or
e. thS covering by the tlrid shorts but
nunerors fo- vas barely steady predictions
receipts - t0ser Liverpool under the his
little coi.o, se late advance Wall Street rlcked IN
conssrvafiye 80 commission houses bought ia
prizes net -res lie close quiet stsadv with
The range - '.L higher 70 points lower.
vas as follows: paces IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

CLARKS CRUISE OF THE CELTIC"
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD -
n. MEDiTERBANEAN and 9Ss ORIENT
FEBRUARY g "a DAYS Dr.
some choice berths left $3.50 and ID
Fist class, including shore Excursions Guides
Hotels. Drives The cheapest and most attrz.v,
trips leaving the L s. this Winter.
ground ard anording Sightseeing
The magnificent White new twin
steamer Celtic (20ssO floating palace specially
chartered TIP. Length 700 FEET brssrh
90 feet. decks S. single roons
SPECIAL FEATURES-Madeira. AIEiers Nalt. IA
DAYS in EGYPT ana the HOLY LAND, Constantfroula-
Athens Rome the Riviera. etc OF eight Isct-
ures Tickets good 70 stop \ and rerlr-
later on the Oceanic Majestic etc
ECROPE-Send for CIarks Programmes for 1usr.
E c. CLARK. III Broadway, New Yo-z
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED Oy r, L Day Co. No. Nassau-,tJ

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy 8 Co.. No 90 wsll-str
/ crpen- nigh Low 7cToss
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
follows
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1.o-Coffee market Arm: No R!o $500: exchange
y lS-s2 receipts. 1000 bags cleared Tor the Unitsd
Hstes 1000 bags stock. asa 900 bags.
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

Receipts breadsrus interior points IN thousands.
three cipheTs omitted, -four bbs grain bush, as
follows:
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-12

saw on the sawbuck by the see- saw, he picked up the ax to kill the old buck, but the buck saw him coming and lodged the blow and countered on the old man s stomach, knocked the old man over the seesaw on to Esau Buck, who was getting up with the bucksaw off the sawbuck by the seesaw, crippled Esau Buck, broke the bucksaw the seesaW and the saWbuck.
 Now, when the old buck saw the completeness of his victory over the old man and Esau Buck and the bucksaw and the sawbuck and the seesaw, he quietly turned around, went back and jumped into the garden again, and ate up what was left of the old man s cabbages.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-12
The Old Subscriber.

The following tribute to the old subscriber which is going the rounds, credited to an exchange, is true as preaching. THE TRIB- UNE has a number of readers of the class described and we are frank to confess that our news paper life has been made much more pleasant and profitable on account of our connection With them. THE TRIBUNE has nothing too good for the old subscriber who is thus described:
 "There is bond of close sym- pathy between the old subscriber and the editor; more than dollars and cents can establish. There is feeling that the old subserib- CT is a member of the editors lit erary family. He it is that takes the paper year after year, through evil reports as well as good re- ports, pays his subscription reg ularly just the same as he does CtllN OUIlCI IltJllCSU oCOU. Ao Ci a general thing the old subscriber is patient and slow to wrath. He will overlook many little sights from the editor. If one of his calves gets it's leg broken and the fact fails to be mentioned in the next issue he doesn't seem to feel the slight in the least, or if half dozen of his hens die with the cholera morbus the editor doesn't set out a dollar advertisement in giving the important news to a waiting world, he just worries right along as though he hadn't been mistreated at all. He is al- ways jolly when he comes into the office and drops an item of news for the paper before he takes his departure. God bless the old subscriber!"
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-12
Arrangements A at Dallas.

Lieut.. Col. A. J. Snodgrass, quarter master on the staff of Maj. Gen. L. c. Balch, Arkansas Division U. c. V. has gone to Dallas, Texas, for the purpose of looking after the preliminaries for the visit of the Arkansas veterans to the great Confederate reunion to be held there April 22-25. He will take especial care in provid- ing for the comfort of all who at tend from this state, and the in dications are that the attendance will be one of the largest ever go- ing from the state to one of these annual reunions, with the possible exception of the one at Memphis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-12
A Remarkable Orchard.

Seven years ago Hall Patter- son, 8 fruit grower of Pea Ridge, Benton county, Ark, concluded that the wisest thing he could do to meet obligations that would come due some years ahead, would be to plant a 40-acre or chard and that he should not de- lay the work another year, says the Practical Fruit Grower. He looked ahead, hoping to receive returns in few years to pay off an incumbrance. So he set his 40 acres to apple grafts-putting the embryo trees where they were to permanently stand. These gratis were Ben Davis. The past season these trees, being seven years old, having been carefully tended, made return in splendid red apples as payment for their cultivation. An apple buyer paid MT. Patterson S4 ,O00 for the ap- pies on the trees. Mr. Patterson paid off the debt and had money left. The purchaser of the apples made money, too, and he refused an advance of $500 for his con- tract.
 This is striking instance of the reward of good judgment and enterprise, This orchard is rec- ognized as being one of the best in the country. No needed care was neglected. To. protect the young trees from the hot after noon sun he sheltered them by putting up two short pieces of boards, nailed together in the shape of a trough, on the south- west side of the trees. Not a tree is missing from this orchard and they are remarkably even in size.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-12
An Arkansas Saw.

The Sovereign Visitor, the of- ficial organ of the order of the Woodmen of the World, quotes the following from an eastern pa per:
 An old farmer of Arkansas Whose sons had all grown up and left him hired a young man by the name of Esau Buck to help him on his farm. On the even- ing of the first day they hauled up small load of poles for wood and unloaded them between the garden and the barnyard..
 The next morning the old man said to the hired man: "Esau, 1 am going to town today and while l am gone you may saw up that wood and keep the old ram out of the garden.
 When the old man had gone Esau went out to saw the wood, but when he saw the wood he would not saw it. When Esau saw the saw he saw that he couldn't saw it with that saw. Esau looked around for another saw but that one was the only saw he saw, so he didn't saw it. When the old man came home he says to Esau: ''Esau, did you saw that wood?" Esau said: "I saw the wood but wouldn't saw it; for when I saw the saw, I saw that l could not saw it with that saw, so 1 didn't saw it." The old man went out to sec the saw, and when he saw the saw he saw that Eeau could not saw with that saw. When Esau saw that the old man saw that he could'ntsaw with that saw, Esau picked up the ax and chopped up the wood and made a seesaw. The next day the old man went to town and bought a bucksaw for Esau Buck, and when he came home hung the bucksaw for Esau Buck on the sawbuck by the seesaw.
 Just at this time Esau Buck saw the old buck in the garden eating cabbage, and when driving him from the garden to the barn. yard Esau saw the bucksaw on the sawbuck by the seesaw, and Esau stopped to examine the new bucksaw. Now, when the old buck saw Esau Buck looking at the new bucksaw by the seesaw, he made dive for Esau, missed Esau, hit the seesaw, knocked the seesaw against Esau Buck who fell or the bucksaw on the sawbuck by the seesaw. Now, when the old man saw the old buck dive at Esau Buck and miss Esau and hit the seesaw and knock the seesaw against Esau, and Esau Buck fall on the buck
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-12
EVERYTHING WAS SETTLED.
Primary Decides All Contests for Nomination for State Offices.


 A mere routine of business will confront the democratic state convention when it meets to ratify the work of the late primary, every contest ha wing been effect ually settled by the party at the polls.
 This is one of the pleasing re- suits that comes from having So uniform date for the holding of the primary election in the va rious counties.
 The ticket as nominated for state offices reads as follows: Governor, Jefferson Davis; sec- retary of state, J. w. Crockett; attorney general, c. w. Murphy; state treasurer, H. c. Tipton; superintendent of public instruc- ton, J. H. Hinemon; state land commissioner, F. E. Conway; associate justice of the supreme court, B. B. Battle; auditor, T. C. Monroe; commissioner of mines, manufacture and agricul- ture, H. T. Bradford; railroad commissioners, B. B. Hudgins, J. c. Hampton and F. M. Hanley.