davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

r. II. Foster, 3lS I'd Street, Salt
Lake City, writes: Il have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indiges-
tion for 81 years, have tried many
doctors without relief, but | have
found cure in Herbine | recon-
mend it to all my friends, who are
afflicted that way, and it is curing
them too. SOC at slower Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
ReAch-Platter Ranch

! The Beach & Platter farm on Alt
house has been purchased from 7. and
J. McCourt by the Gilmore Bros.
for a reported consideration of $50, 900.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Co. H" Attontionl

An election is ordered for Tuesday.
December 30, at which time a captain
will be elected Col. Yoran, inspector.
All members Of Co. III" are hereby
notified to be present
A. Il. Noorhies,
ist licutpnant cOmp,,u1iu,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Southern Orenon On g.

\ meeting of the directors Of the
Southern Oregon Oil Company was
held last week at which some impor-
tant business was transacted. A propo-
sition, looking to renewed oil drilling
operations on the company's property
on the Alfard place east Of town
was submitted by W. W. Thompson,
and accepted by the oil directors.
The proposition is that the 10 origi-
nal promoters of the enterprise are
to assign Mr. Thompson, one-half Of
their stock to be placed in the First
National Bank together with bill
Of sale of the plant and pipe and an
undivided ono-half assignment of the
lease Of the land, upon which the
well is located. This property, which
is placed in escrow is to be deliver
ed to Mr.. Thompson on the following
conditions: He and his son are to be
made directors in the company, and
he is to pay Off a $500 note owed by
the company, and to put down the
present well to a depth of 1000 feet
unless oil is struck in paying quaint.
ties at less depth. Town Talk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
RAILARDsS HOREHOUND SYEUP

BALLARU0 HUNEhUUND lItVI
Immediately relieves hoarse, crcupy
cough, oppressed, rasping and difficult
breathing Henry c. Stearns, Drug
gi.t, Shullsburg. Wisconsin, writes
Nav 20, 1901: II have been selling
Bailard's Horehound Syrup for two
wears, aud have never had prepara-
ton that has given better satisfaction.
( potide that when | sell bottle they
come back for more. l can honestly
recommend it. 25c, 5Cc and $l.OO al
slower Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Talent,
Oregon, Wednesday December 10,
1902, ]. B. Bristow and Miss Annie
Snyder, G B. Bristow officiating.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Be Skct Ball Social

\ social will be given on SATURDAY
evening, December 2O at the Wood.
man hail. by the high school girl,
basket hall team.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
BORN

JEWELL-In this city, Saturday,
December e, 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. Il.
/. Jewell. son.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

The old rellaSle-The Weekly oresonian.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

Please send the Rogue River COurie
Free, for one month to the following
address,:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23

Wtaohen lnb ipeiIten gerit in Dem
beiteioenen 8obu5immer, Das erica
! nit tiinitlertfhem 8eitmaf ausge.
itattet bate.
r@S iinb 3amen in oes 9ortea
boaftem Gimme, iaste Die Srau oes
sSrieoensrifters gum 9~utsberrn;
bon ibrer S1onbeit gar ni6t 5u
reoen. Sammeri6abe, oaB iie ibr
Vermogen perloren baben. Ser
sSinaern entfdIipfte neuIi6, bab lie
Nadbarn Der Sa0p @beiterton uno
nit oieier befannt getpeien iinb. SD
batte germ mid u6ber erfl,noigt fing
aber etnen Slid aut ben Die Sdape.
tier ibr 5utpart unb Der lie iofort
peritummen lieB. S6 meme, mir
ioaten Die iunsen WGoden einIaoen
un0 inns ibrer nnnebmen."
nSebr liebenspiirbig bon Sbnen,
Mrs 8%reentng", antiportete Der
@utsberr; rober eS frast iit, oh bas
Den iungen 9amen Gnge1lebm m1re."
$50 benten sic bin, Wtr. Gunl-
mtna2 @ae jungen Weabfen unter-
balten iih gern."
Die Game ll0 alSbalo Die Shipe4
itern gum Diner Elm, ober Ole ginla-
oung purbe boflif ab9elebnt. r0ir
leben IN fleinen 8erbaltniiien, en1-
oige Srall", bate erica e~ntge9net,
limb paiien nift IN Die 8eieQidaft.~
&ergerli6 tbeilte WrS. @reening
Dem @utsberrn oas @raebniB ibrer
8emiibrng nit. @r tpar 5bariiber
nid)t eritaunt, bei6lpB aber, BEL Der
|'eriten @elegenbeit Die Sa1e nit ben
Sfipeitern 5u beipre6en.
SD bore, oaB Sic Nrs. 8reen-
mas ginlaolng abgelebnt baben",
beqam er nod Der eriten 8e-
ariiBuug. r@ar es ni6ts elm 9isten
= nnflug2"
SD claude, unter ben pbipalten-
Den 8erbGltnilieu nibt. Im lieblteu
ainae ih nirgenbs bin"
.3as lit Sbre Sa6e, liebes SIRIUS
LEM. Aber Sbre Sdpeiter?"
.9ie lit nod az jung; m0glider-
ipeiie miirbe tie Ourb iolben Inn
gang un5ufrieOen nit ibrer Gage.
Sn rmierm Stialeben fiiblt tie iib
gans sliidlid."
Sic baben nie INNER 9te6t,
Trdulein. &nnn i6 irgeno ettuas
fin Gle tbun?"
.0anfe, nein, mir iino obnebir
tief in ibrer Shulo, Scr. Cumming"
,Sn meiuer Sdulb2 Ils oh Sic
nidt an itol3 ipGren, irgeuo cine 8e-
fGaiafeit an5rnebmen."
gr reidte ibr Die Sano unb ner-
lieb oas trauli6e. @emad.
9ies NOR i'm @inter sepeien; nm
hntte Der %friibling fem bltntes Ban.
ner entfaltet, uno immer nod
idmebte cine Srage auf Wtr. Gum.
mina's 2ippen.
GortieBnna foIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23

Mit getpobnter rubiger Saltung
itnb obne bas geringlte 3eihen bon
8erleaenbeit ibritt Sir 1olmtb aui
feline Wntter 81, tiiBte iie uno reidte
Claudia Ole SanD.
n2ak Old nidt Itoren", Bat er, aIs
CLAUDIA Miene madIte, oen Elds am
obern gnbe bes Siibes ibm ab5utre-
ten; lid ieste mid neben Dir, Oh
DeiBt, ih bin MIR als BaIt bier. @ie
qeht es Sir2"
.9anfe, gut, un6 9ir?"
gr nifte giei6giiltig unS nabm
Die Speiiefarte 5ur Sano, Die ieine
Sieblinasipeiie aufpies.
Gle beioen 9amen bemiibten iid,
nabreno bes WabIes ieoe &lippe al
permeiben ie6e peinlihe Grinnerluna
an umgeben. Claudia b~eipnbers
irlfte burd anmltbises 8eplauoer
i'm AZ unterbalten. Mnfangs b0rte
er init miioer,, 5~erltrelter Wiene Su,
allmablig aber idpano feline @leid.
guitiafett.
2abn Gbeiterton beobadtete i'm;
lie mar su flug, Inn iit) piel am Sc.
iprGfe an betbeilieen.
Sangiam aber iiber beaanrt Ser
3allber 81 iuirfen. Die biiltere 8olfe
auf Cir &olanb's Stirne mid einem
2Gfeln.
Ha6 Dem Diner begab bic fleine
8eieaihaft ii6 IN BEN SaIon. 2abr
Gbeiterton ieste ii6 in einen bobIeb.
niaen Seiiel on elmer Seite oes
&amins. Claudia nabm auf Der
onoern IN ben elaitiiden aiiien elmer
Sttomane Yias, 5miiden ibnen
iummte Der Sbeefeiiel.
IIs Cir &olmb eintrat, idten
ieiue Ml,tter 5u idlnmmern. Glau'
bia iaite lire S6Ieppe 5uiammer
uno ma6te ibm Glab.
n9arf id Dir Sbee onbieten
Holanb9" fraste iie unb fiiate einl
aierlihe Taiie init Dem buftenber
Srauf. sd freiie mid, did wieoe,
bier 81 ieben, On biit uns ia beinabt
iremo g%eDoroen."
I'D ipar in letter 3eit bel Der
reiit", periette er.
Cine seniisenOe Gnti6uloiaung
penn Gu Did nllr gut unterbalter
bait"
rHm boS mill id, nidt 9eraol
bebaupten; per omiiiirt iid) iiber.
baupt smiifen iiini5ebn uno ied5if
Sohreu."
I'D gum 9eiipieI. obaleid i'd
mein IehIteS Sabr5cbnt nod mid;
iibcridlritten babe"
Gr crbob Den @lid llnS IieG ibr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23

Der ieineu unb ipielte nit ben Set.
b~eufrauien hires SbatpIs.
ia biit Su ia!" REF ubo, .unb
ih babe Did iiberaa eeiud5t. 8iii
Gu bereit, glauoia9 Btr miilien 81
2abp 2anglep fabrem"
sd fabre niht bin."
.Teiu, i'd fann tie ni6t entbeb.
rem, bemerfte HoIanb. v2aB Dir
meme 8ra,t p~orltelen, llbo."
Wit unoerbobIener 8efrieotgung
reifte ubo Dem Better Die Sanb;
Claudia mari einen triumpbirenben
SeitenbIid auf ben 9r1toer unb elite
au 2abp Gbelterton.
Die alte Game lebnte nit geialte.
ten Sanben i'm Seiiel. Claudia trat
lanaiam Dor uno blteb labelno Dor
ibr iteben. r@iait gu mid als
SO6ter begriiBen, Sante?" fragte iie
nit erfunitelter 3emutb.
n@as ioa oas beiBen, Claudia,
ipielit Su Gomooie?"
.0urdaus ni6t; mir baben Den
Siea erruneen, Miitterden, uno id
perOe &olano's 8emablin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23

9as Sriibitiid itano Bel ltoo's
gintritt bereits aui benz SiihD. Ser.
leaen fnopfte er Den lleberaieber alt,
UNI Die abeno-S gillette an berbergen.
.Saop Gbeiterton miro iogleid en-
iheiuen", meloete DER 9eoiente.
~MiB Montreiiur bot ihr 3immer
nod niht p~erlaiien."
@plabp erihien uilb elite auf u6o
au. .Sit &olano nid)t bel Oir?"
lautete lire SegriiBung.
Or perlieB mid ioeben, nm iid)
ms Sotel Su begeben."
.@ie iiebt er aus2 SD bin be-
fiimmert ieinetpeaen. Wan ersabIt
iih tole Streihe bon ibm", unO Die
itolse Game ieui5te ibper.
nSoae Streibe limb leioer nift
All lellgnen",N bemerfte Hoo aus.
peidleno.
nGr mar 10 ernit unb ioli6 getpor.
Den, ouB iA meme Sreuoe barun
hattie; OIL all Dem lit Die lhlimme
@eld)idJte idulo."
.a~Qeroings; id bate nidt &c.
alaubt, oaB &olanb lid irgeno ettpa&
10 gu Ser5e1t nebmen f0nnte."
%, id noate. es ipdre aaeS beim
Ilten gebliebeu! Der Subn mare
mir meniaItens aerettet 9epeien."
oGS lit nidt meiuc Shulo."
.GnS meiB idl. l~lebriacns begreii(
ih nid)t. mos i'm in iold)er @eiie
an bas Mabfcn friieln fonnte. Si
Is ,ucbr, oaB cr uierinuieuo Rfrnt
oil Den Scr5og pcrlor9"
mSdl peib cs nid)t, iid,cr lit, bai
! CT groGc Sumnlen reripicltc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23

@elDe, lonoern on Eolano. @tallbl
gu, bob er peiS, mas aus Der
Seltten ~geiporoen iIt?"
Or meib niftS; er ,iiebt fem,
3eitung mebr an. @atiirlid nimm
er an, Sic befdnben iib nod II
Sorlep-Souie."
r@eiBt Su, baB i6 Sen geIit
faufte."
ytein; = pirflid?"
SD tbat es, Inn Den @runbbeiit
tpieoer an Die Samilie an bringen
Dos Sous beabiidtiste i6 nieoer,
reiBen al laiien."
~Gs mare iba0e bari,m."
4Sein bloBer anbIid lit mir II
Der Seele 3uipiber."
pgSas lit aus ben beiben SdNpe,
tern aerporoen?"
rS6 fueiB es niht lln6 fiintmer(
midi nidt barum", e~ntsesnete bit
alte Game pegfperfenb. Isle iini
einfah perihmunoen. MrS. Gore
bellihte midi unb tpeinte bitterlid
fpeaen Der Code; tie noate BON mi,
tpiiien, mobin Die MGohen iif ge,
tpenoet. SD permodte ibr feline
Mrtsfunft 5rt geben."
nWtiB 9laden mar Elm iebr bib,
ihes Mdohen."
ngab, Elm runoes &inoergeiidt
ltno eiu paar ounfle Muaen. @enr
Sn BON Sdonbeit reben pilit, hoo.
10 iprid bon 9einer Sfweiter."
hoo nifte.
.!Sdit gu bte 8eriidte gebort be.
aiialih oes Warquis BON Crane.
lanb?"
SD fdbe tie lieber i'm Sarge."
Limo bod lit er bic slGnaenb1te
Gartie. Claudia 49,"
.@irb Die Werbung annetmen, es
Ter Denn 49,"
|. .@iro @OIanb beute abeut
fommen?"
.&m Siune bate er es; id min
9eben i'm auf5uiu1en."
noo Wontreifor empiabI fib uni
beaab iid IN Molmb's @obnung
Wtit triibem Intlis begriiBte i'm bei
trene aammer6iener.
uSir &olan6 lit nift an Sauie
nno i6 babe feline @bmlng, mann e,
fommen miro. Sriiber NOR bos was
anoers; Ga ging er ME aus, obne Der
2eitpunft ieiner @iidfebr at beltim.
men. Sett gebt er i~iberbaupt nidt
mebr our &ube; i6 fiirdte, Dob oas
tein gutes gnoe nimmt!"
uoo periuhte BEN treuen 9urifer
All berllbigen unO %entfernte iif
lpieber.
I'm iieben llbr tpltrbe In @ros.
nor.S quare seipeilt, uno piinftlif
erifien 2a0p @beiterton i'm Salon.
nnpertpanot rihteten iid bic
Slide auf Die Sbiire, bitr1 melde
Cir &olanb eintreten m,Bte.
Die Sbire offnet iif umo Claudio
eridien auf Der Sfnelle. Hie mar
hire Shonbeit ftrablenoer gepeien,
als on oieiem gbenb. Gin binreiBen.
Der Iusoruf garter S6mermutb lag
INN Den feinen Munb, iaufte 3art.
liffeit i6immerte IN ben tiefblauer
Illaen.
Saop Gbelterton betradtete tie nit
mariner 8etpunSer,iug: elm ein5iger
Mfann nur permobte Dem 3auber
FOLDER @nmutb 5u ipioeriteben, itnh
oieier Wann mlBte ibr Sobn iein.
Ste betraten baS Speiieaimmer
unb batten nod ni6t Hlas genom.
men, als Cir &olano gemeloet
purbe.
Surpl1r fdrbte Glaubia's itDnes
Intlis. sic plibte, Dob er pom
8ranelanb's 8elperbuug erfabren,
fannie feline 8emiitbsart unb grim.
bette .barauf ibre grpartungen.
@iirbe iie ben Sieg erringen2 Sest
ooer MEL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23

Ser @inter mar noriiber. Gang.
fam mar Der n1iirriibe 8reis 5llriid.
acmiden Dor DEM iiegreibeu @n,
orGnsen bes iungen 2enSes. lleber
Die @ieien breitet Iib Der buftige
Saitb bes erften friifen Grimes,
i6iibtern itrefen Die gallme ibre
aarten 8r,oipen beroor, i'm golbenen
Sonnenihein, aus. tauieno 8ogelfeb-
len erihaaen ~iubelnoe 2en5es'
bpmneH.
@eoanfenbou lebnt erica am
Teniter. Iub gegen lie mar Der
Sriiblina groBmiitbig: er batte oas
Mntlis, 0as ben lansen 8inter iber
bleid uno franfbaft aart setueien,
nit ieinem Moienfinger beriibrt.
9lber ben Mugen oes jungen
W6ohens permo6te er ni6ts bon
ieinem beitern @lan3 an aeben; oer
~glusorud webmiitbigen grnites in
ibren 3iisen troste ieinem Smaber.
Ils es befannt Duroe, DAB Die
ilelte 2ebrerin fallm 5fpan3ig Sabre
sdhlte uno MIR bon elmer iiingeren
Shiueiter bealeitet tpar, CAB es piel
@ereOe uno &opfi6iitteln in @arlep.
glber balo muBten AUDI Die beftieiten
&ritifer eingeiteben, oaB Die 8inoer
Hortihritte mahten, uno oab Der
Sdpeiteru @eien uuo genebmeu
tabeuos par. GS fan6 elm Inn
ihpung IN Der Dfientli6en Weimng
itatt. Die g%eipobner bon @arlep
tparen aeneigt, @rica rnb Sulba aiti
ben Shilb 81 beben nnb piel
gSeiens ans ibnen 5u MAIDEN, 6eion-
hers ais iif berausitelte, bob lie Die
SDhter beS ebemals aneeiebenen unb
reiden Serrn 8laden maren. Gie
eriten Gamer beindten Die iungen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23
26.

Bon often leidtlebigen Clubs, sic
IN Der erlten SGlfte unieres Sabr-
hunberts entitanoen, lit feil,er leidt.
le6iaer unb faibionabler oils o9ie
Gaben". 0as Glubbaus lieat in
elmer itiQeu StroBe binter Saint
Soues Street. Srob Der raGigen
llmQebllng mo Dem beiheioeneIl
GeiIgern lino unO waren Sic No-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-23
Su Glitter Stunbe.
g. nrtieRun a.
Bon 8. b. ..

oIr. Cartel begriiBte Die Sdtpe'
ftern bon Serolihfeit. st NOR ME
i'm 2eben aliidli6er gerpeien, mie IN
ben letten @o6en. Zen liebIifen
&inoern Shus unb Sboad &C.
pGbren 81 biirfen, mar cine Slteae
bes Slides fir i'm. ue6eraa ipabte
er rmber, um ibnen Sreltoe 81
MADDEN, itno fano lid binretdeno be-
Iobut, penm lie pergniigt a%uslaben.
gn 6ieiem gbenb ldd)elte er belof1s
berS better, itnb erica mar es ais
brenne Der 8rief ibr in Der Sai1e.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
New YORK, March 26, 1902.

While there is slight improvement in
the condition Of the domestic leaf mar
ket over last week, it is still far from sat
isfactory. Of course, binder and wrap
per goods are scarce, but there is plenty
of old filler stock on the market, and it
is rather surprising that dealing in this
class of goods is not more general. A
number of packers are force sweating
their Pennsylvania this year, and some
new binder stock will be offered in the
near future. A few early lots are ex-
pected to be ready about April 1st. Very
favorable predictions are made for this
crop.
Sumatra. While the unfavorable re-
ports from Amsterdam aided in the clos
ing of few transactions, these were of
small moment, and the market is prac-
tically no livelier than it was before the
new tobacco was shown. The trade here
will have to see and try the goods before
being Influenced in their attitude toward
the old tobacco. Meantime there is a
marked hesitancy, which has depress-
ing effect on this branch of the leaf
trade.
Havana market has been con-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
Connecticut Valley Tobacco Market.

There is only occasionally sale made
where the price obtained is given, and
yet there are many sales reported. So
far as we are informed as to prices, they
range higher and higher from month to
month, but are still too low. Consider
able preparation seems to be going for
ward for growing shaded wrappers. At
Hatfield our correspondent, Alfred Ell.
Graves, is to put in about six acres and
Benjamin M. Warner the same amount,
and Lewis Kingsley couple of acres;
and quite likely two others will try an
acre EACH So at Whately L. F. Graves
will enlarge the business to some extent.
At Agawam, Feeding Hills and South
wick, and possibly some other towns in
Massachusetts, we hear of sales of light
wrappers at SOC and through crops at 20c
assorted, but holders don't care to sell
more at those prices.
Our correspondents write as follows:
Feeding Hills: "The last of the tobacco
sold is to be delivered this week, one or
two small crops, which are being assort-
ed Only one of the buyers backed out
entirely from taking what he had bar
gained for. He had never bargained for
SO much before, or offered so high prices;
but after a time it was all sold, yet at
greater reduction in prices. They bar
gained at % to "a cents, but had to ac-
cept of l3 CENTS and even Il cents at the
last. The bulk of the growers will raise
fully their usual crop, while few will
make large increase, so the crop will
be fully 25 per cent larger Hinsdale:
Smith farm will have % acres under
shade and 100 acres out. This last is to
be surrounded with cloth to keep out
feas and grasshoppers." Northfield: 1T
is reported that tobacco in this town is
! about all picked up."-Cultivator'
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
Baldwinsville. n. 7.

The better condition of the roads has
made decided improvement in the To-
cal market. J. T. Skinner has purchas-
ed number of crops for G. Falk & Bro.
and S. D. Green, representing j. Bunzl
& Son, has been riding every day and is
reported to have picked up consider
able amount. Geo. Erisman of Lancas-
ter, Pa, who has been riding with VIM,
Ward, has been buying, as has also A.
Heinke. A considerable amount OF TO-
bacco has been received during the week
some of which has been taken in at the
railroad station and shipped; shipments
have also been made from the ware
houses. X. S. Falk and j. M. Falk Of
New York are here and have been re-
ceiving some of the earlier purchases
made by their firm, about AGO cases be-
ing taken in on Tuesday and Wednesday
and shipped to the firms warehouse at
Lancaster, Pa. J. NJ. Duignan, of Lewis
Sylvester & Co., New York, is also here
and has been receiving the Purchases
made by his firm. Chas. R. GoldsESith
of New York was here Monday bat did
no riding. Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
Lancaster.
LANCAsTER New ERA. March 25, 1902.

LANCASTER New ERA. March %, 1902
The trade is agreed that the past week
was very dull one. A few goods were
sold to the trade, as usual, but the guam
titles were SO small that the sellers were
unwilling to report them.
But, if little or nothing was doing in
cased goods, it was full week in loose
tobacco. Our country cousins have been
rolling the weed in on the packers until
the latter have their hands full to over
fo wing. A great many teams are to be
seen on the streets every day during the
week, showing that great quantities are
being hurried to the buyers before the
first of April, and still more iis coming in
every day by car lines and yet it is a
fact that some delers have held aloof
until now, and among them are some of
the large New York houses. Whether
they will 60 to work later no one knows
but themselves. About the only thing
upon which there is unanimity of opin-
ion is that while there is much good to-
bacco in the crop there is also much
trash.
We append a few recent sales that
have come to our notice: Oliver DENNY,
La seedleaf at 615&1c; Daniel Buchter
La seedleaf at 6H&1c; Benjamin Hess,
3a seedleaf at Tale; M. B. Hacker, La
seedleaf at Sale: Daniel Buch, La seed
leaf at 62l&1c; Daniel Buch, La seedleaf
at Sale.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
About Music.

Not very long ago it was almost an un-
heard of thing teaching girl to play the
violin, less flute, clarinet or mandolin,
etc. In my period of three years teach
ing in Edgerton / have found out that
girls, undoubtedly, have more fertile
brain, keener sympathies and quicker in
tuition than boys for the violin.
Simple tone is not a matter of mere
physical strength. A girl or woman
may, in good school, develop as robust
tone as man. / should advise the
study of orchestra instruments for sing
ers and pianists. Piano concertos with
orchestra hardly rank with violin con-
certos in beauty and brilliancy. Tenn
brich was an excellent vionlnist, and
many of our pianists played the violin,
flute and other instruments as children.
We need couple of cello players in
the young orchestra. guarantee sue
cess. PROF. AUGUST PIEPER.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-04
New York.
NGW OFAs
NEW YORK. March 20. 1902.

NEW YORK, March %, 1902.
It's dragging business. Mostly of
the jobbing kind. Manufacturers are
bare of supply, and yet they do not seem
to have the pluck of stocking up for any
length of time, relying on that worn-out
saying that tobacco can always be had.
Of course, some tobacco can always be
had, but not of the desirable kind, nor
at the price when supplies are plentiful.
The advantage the large corporations
have over the individual concerns is not
so much in the large capital at their COM
mand but in their laying in their sup
ply at the right time and at the right
price. And being thus provided with
sufficient for years output at least,
they are able to undersell even at pro-
fit the manufacturer who supplies him
self from hand to mouth and can thus
neither produce as cheap cigar nor one
of the same merit. It is the prudent
foresight which gives the manufacturer
the whip into his hands. Almost every
type of domestic leaf has risen consider
ably in price since the new crops came
into the market last fall. Besides, the
best is gone and the poorer goods are
crowding now the prices of the best a
rev months ago. Ihere were nearly IoUO
cases jobbed out during the week, nearly
all in small lots, but at stiff and rising
figures. The dearth in binder and filler
leaf Is becoming very noticeable.
A slight improvement is being felt in
the Sumatra market There seems to be
no special eagerness to wait for the types
of the new crop. Wrapper leaf being
scarce, Sumatra has to be worked, but it
is still being absorbed only in small lots.
The Havana market shows likewise
some improvement. The new Remedies
are taking fast with everybody who takes
look at them. 1t is, indeed, an excep-
tionally fine crop and sells reasonably.
For seasoned goods the old is of course
preferred. Sales comprising several
thousand bales of both grades were re-
ported during the week. In factory ve-
gas the demand remains brisk; only the
supply is limited. journal