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The Forrest City times., 1902-09-26

For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ssass the Of LI>zzz zzzzzw
Miss Fannie Winfield has returned
from two weeks trip to Kentucky,
where she took in all the enjOyments
of the metropolis Of the Blue Grass
state.
The Round Lap Bale has ginned and
baled 440 bales of cotton up To Tues,
day. which is IA very good showing.
Their pay roll for labor last week was
S7l.S0
The ginning season has set in and
we would remind the ginners that The
Times Job printing office can furnish
weight books, tags, aud other printed
supplies.
This is the season for cash business
\, l.. Grady will open a cash store on
October LIST, and will make prices
which do not include the losses of bad
accounts.
Do You notice the distinct ard
pleasant havor possessed by the Old
Nollmer" whiskey? II IS the result of
purity. T. c. Folbre & Co, Forrest
City, Ark.
a. l.. Grady will open a cash Dry
Goods and Grocery store on North
Washington street on October lst. in
the building heretofore occupied by 5.
l.. Hodges.
d. NJ. Wilson Of Galveston, Texas,
friends. He left his family over in
Tennessee visiting while lie run over
here for few days.
Do not miss the opportunity to visit
New York and Washington early in
October, at greatly reduced rates by
the Rock Island System, "Choctaw,
Oklahoma & Gulf Il. R.1'
Paul Gwyn, president Of the :.
of II left Monday for Little Rock to
enter Keys Business College. Posses
sed of determination, will and pluck,
Paul is bound to succeed.
The handsomest lot of Glassware.
Qaeensware aud White enamel Gran
lite ware ever brought to Forrest CITY
may now be seen at w. L. Sanders
grocery. Prices very low.
Greatly reduced rates 70 New York
and return by the Rock Island Svs-
tenn. "Choctaw, Oklahoma Il Gulf Il.
Il y Oct. 2d. Sd. 4th and 9th, good re-
turning until October l4'h&
- a. q Tc "a "a.
Bears ~ n The Kind You Have tlsayS Bought
Of IA~<IT HxEcA<g.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-26

\ horses foot is like human foot
ar illlitting shoe hurts. Joe a. Beck
fits bis SHOES At j. NJ. Halls.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-26

Dry Goods and Groceries at prices
which will please you at A. i. Grady's
Open October st. Spot cash only.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-26

Celebrated for sterling
Quality. They can be
had only at our STORE.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Trade w CHICAGO

lBf IELEGRAPH 70 THE 5lIBrNE.I
Sacaso, Oct BS-ro-night's corn prices are &c
g 10 higher than Tuesdays. Cudahy has been
a'ss buyer OF December; Patten has covered not
,s~ than 10000 bushels OF May. Armour has
atsa moderate seller of December corn the
'S'ss. but the prices AT the close were the top
- There has been great market. with the
y crowded al the session ana with corn dOmi-
1-ung al the other pits December opened az 4slse'
soa between sSiSc and 4sikc and closed al ss1Sc:
Oetoosr closed az 5sssc: November. SEC: Nay. sSssc
sellers. In spite Of the advance country offerings
1e small Exporters to-day took more corn
ma tney did wheat az the seaboard. The NO.
-.Asa corn sold at 6oc. the No. yellow AZ 6Zc
.ls'e was fine weather. and no rains In sight
1saspts were So5 cars with 2l5 expected Thursday.
salging sales were 225.eOO bushels: the seaboaro
''t1lsd tfteel loads for export Gables were up
H'rs Armour continues 10 gather in the cash
VA no one has any doubt now but that ne con
aois large line Of December. enough 70 make II
-.eonsfortahle for anybody who is short
wheat here closed lsc 10 &c over Tuesday ana
ss Northwestern markets. where receipts were
Aissf than last years were stronger than this
Duluth reported 10000 bushels sold for shipment.
uslenoer opened at 7O2se. sold between sease and
~ and closed al zllac sellers; May closed az 4Se
-N sst prices were top ones. Gables were OF a
s-aae- The Northwest cars were CSC. against SSs
- ysar. primary receipts, lI220Oo bushels, against
49,, 49, bushels. Snow estimated the wheat crop az
NNH+SAHs 80 hAe Fese AAi9 NN---.e-~4 -
oserish announcements. Clearances were 6seVOo
.nes Shipping sales here were 5000 bushels
- seaboard reported six loads. Everything In
-fa 70 the milling situation keeps buliish-
,-'at was Influenced by the corr strength Pat
vas large buyer OF December. There was q
t-s-l general trade
,.,,. were neglected, but they closed unchanged
=, = - over Tuesday. The October left Of at 307sc;
- '-oemher Slssc. and the May S2lkc Shipping
R.-Nere were ue,ooo bushels: charters, 10000 bushels
- - We're lss cars; estimate for Thursday. l55
-. me slight oats advance was largely in SYM
- WIN corn The shipping situation is not as
n, II y was Oats stocks. however. are increas-
p Se@ooaFo clearances. $500 bushels
-. = tsa0es were unchanged 70 lac lower. Octo-
fl-,slns -slns a. 8 bid and May al s. q. At the
Year -S 80 N@tS' against 80 iaSe
lsrs -.s -oas were strong lard leading. October
-, ,s lae higher. al so s. The whole pro-
Via -. - vas up moderately. The strength was
an - ena corn. HOgs were lOc lower and al
sgu,r-. western points there were 5000 hogs
isl;o, .op '.op last year. Provisions are apparently
irF ve. LIE Of themselves. the manipulation hay-
disappeared with September
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Azariah II Sawyer took title yesterday 10 Nos 5lI
and 0ls Eighth-ave.- on plot S9.4x14 feet, from
Thomas B. Hidden for N25OOO.
Frederick Kreuter has bought Nos. 13 and Is West
Sixty ~fOuTth-st., 50x10O5 feet
Sawson & Hobbs have sold for Eagan Hallecy
to a client for occupancy No. 255 West one-hun-
dred-and-hrst-st. four story limestone and brick
American basement dwelling house, on lot l6sx
l00.I1 feet
Folsom Brothers have sold for the Herzog estate
No. l45 West Eleventh-st-, a four story brick
dwelling house. a lot 21.5xl0S3 feet
Porter Co. have sold for Selma E. Sack No 216
West One-hundred-a and -twefth-st.. three story
dwelling house. lot 17X10o-u feet
Davis & Robinson have leased for Mrs J. West
Roosevelt No. i34 East Seventy-hrst-st to Temple
Ennis for three years. The same firm has also
leased No. D Washington Square to Henry b
Livingston for three years
Philip Jeselson has sold for NJ. Aaron to Louis
Auerbach No 40s West Observation-Disclosures
ninth-st. three-story and basement dwelling
house with dining-room extension on a lot l9xl0O
feet.
Nicholas Espensched has sold No Is West Thir-
ty-sxth-st.. three-story dwelling house on lot
15xsS9 feet The adjoining house. No. 30
Gently bought by James W Henning and resoid oy
him. The two houses, with No. IS. may have been
united in one ownership
Muhlker Brothers have sold for Adolph Miller No.
52l East Ninety -third-st.. fve-story building. on
lot 25xI00S feet.
Elias Gussarin has sold TO a MIR. JacobOvitz No
617 East sixth-st.. hve-story tenement house. on
lot "A l0xSU.l0
Neubeck & busher have sold for Emile Heyde
the northwest corner OF Eltot ave anu Ohe-IluI-
dred-and-ffry-ni tnree-stoTy frame build
ing, lot 20N7O feet also tor Emma , Sangul-
nett No 652 East nUndTed-and- -eig MY second
and for Martin Kiett a plot the west side or
Eighth-st.. 90 feet east OF Avenue h Cnlonport
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By James L Wells: 7so2 80 Broadway. n I07th-
81. SILL = X99 lNIt' 1lx25x4 2N1o31= story h. wiki
Life
j a a Foster & Thomson. arrys. y "
Chandler. r~f. due Juigt S@i6 10 costs $4i5 ~.
amount paid Sl5 S4.utl ga adjourned
As2i I5I3 10 Pclt Norris Branch r r 81 b:N
~ ~. three bk l-. with foreclosure
arthur Sandys agt Edgar krJchum et al, bloomfield
Ltteu atty Il Knoeppv due JutgJ, $SI IS6 -.
$4i UOu
BY Richard Haruett Cc dnc): loo I02 " Houston
81 = Il Thompson-st - XII luxl9X9 iuxly IA
e. story bk bldg bid iu al S&tho also III W llth ST.
XI7.2 xao0is X46 o. Z story ok stable. with
. adjourned October
lTh-st D t27lS II % 6th ave 25x92 3 hk
stable with extension. public auction adjourned
TO October -.
BY suyth & sons: e. ana - Roosevelt So. e 8 Ieo
II Cherryst tON6l ., story bk n
closure sale. n De werSes agt Bernard Golden ct al;
Weekes Bros. atty-. y Mckim. ref; due judgt.
SlsIs b. S2u3 5. etc $ll5 -. prior
S2i,2o0, 90 GlrdJu. Levy * 60 for S3t,s54.
By Peter Meyer 60 Horato-st. s, 1lO4 Il = q
Hudson U5xSjs acJEr's sale, 20 Agnes Dunn
Ryan. adjoining for S2l0 4l5 and +3I 2d
each lot I99X607s exrxs sale Harry MorIath
for $4,000
BY Bryan 1. Kennedy southern Boulevard s. l26 ~
II OF 1881 ST. Is 9x232 57XI5 44X225 IS
lots each 2V5. bid ~ AZ SIS each;
Road =. 1901 OF lI3t-st. = lots - SOxIl33Sx
p 94XIO7sl - 3OxI2s s7x20 +xl2S54 respectively
sxrs sale estate Of Josephine Ismay deceased
Nv John T Boyd 6oO z 14sd-st $ 2s1.6 # . Of
AleNander-ave 2SxtOO story b.. with story h on
re ar public auction. Fl X Nelslu for $T65O
BY II + Ingraham & co. kelV-ave 225 OF
sale; estate Of Wilhelmins schultz deceased 70 James
Sheridan for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING ADJOINING GILsEY HOUSE
LEASED TO A MEMS OUTFITTER.

The McVickar Realty Trust Company has leased
TOT MIS- Frances D. Ayord 10 Maurice ROgaliner
'he property No. L2G TO 1210 Broadway for term
OF twenty-one years at an aggregate rental of
ABOUT Siz500o The plot has a frontage Of g. feet
inches and a depth Of 121 feet the north the
southerly side being irregular There is the
plot four story brick building which has for the
last twenty years been used as annex TO the
Gllsey House The lessee we'll known a mems
outntter, now located In the ROssmOre Hotel, with
other branches in the city. will extensively alter
and improve the present structure for his own
occupancy
Ihe leasing of this building 10 Maurice ROgaltner
is significant indicating the tendency OF retail
c4othlers 10 centre Greeley Square. This may
De explained by the promise of increased trafnc
winch the Pennsylvania terminal and the under
ground station of the Long Island Railroad Will
bring to this section
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

BY Vincent Ryan 10 3D. ave. s. 81 # s o 18th
ST Is l0XsO. bk II p e. Blossom axt c; : Bod
den 81 al Blair r. atys Morris Cukor ref; amt due
elsVe5 - taxes etc. SlI. ia Sd ave 43 III uf
4oth ST. iSsNSO. sty tx ten b. same. same
atiys and ref. amt due Sls.ots 81; taxes. etc si7
BY George + Read. aO2 gl2 7th-ave n " cor 57th-
81 h1SXiI5 10 and IA stone front iat H. osborne
l. Iayior aEt Il Taylor ct al L Scott atty; VIM
humsey. ref tpaTJtti0n)-
hy Samuel Goldsticker: 3i-ave " of Lin
eol o ave ~ II lS5th XJ0-11 3d-aVe xasx
4-%%NiI1 10 l5tt1-st X25, z 81 Hass adnx AIT A r
Itsg et al; l. Posner atty i Eisler ref. amt due
Sio lt@ 90 taxes. etc. S974 10
By James l. Wells. i03i TfntOl-a-e 8 t7s ~ ~ -
ie0th 81. l7.9x732 . sty frame dwg h. L r Brn act
aaggie adler et a.; Smith Wruanls-u atty ) {, De "a
mare ret amt due 81 us G;- taxes etc $50
HH : haTies \ Berrian; Wehster-ave " 100 4 n n
"I t't 81 @t9NlSX l22X59 fNI349 Bronx Iaouuh IanE
-sf l. Happy Ct al 6 p Halock. Norris Crik0r
Sso h due %'9S 81 taxes. etc SI450 prior mtge
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

asth-st 300 Il " of Stf-ave. JOx9s o. Charles
q f.llnser executor, % Joseph n Deuel. ...... 81
S1th-st, n s. 52S II 5th-sye 25xIOO 3 Ann
4hoIilas 10 Linda L Thomas -..........-
sth- ave. Nos OH and 5l9
80 iXI4: Thomas p Hidden Azarah II SaU-ver
and another; mortgage. SJ0.O10. .....-. ,az oo,
StH-ave, corner ll1th-st "a 52xIf0. Erranuaf $4,000
Hochheimer 10 Albert Peiser mortgage Si5 09 D-,r,
Lots 3 10 p. map property occupied bv trsfirs -
convent - Ann save. ~ f5etS
81 lluXtsiyNl 10 2N53-s. Joseph e. kupfer to Tsssc
Boehm and another . G. an 100
64th ST M T. 2 s.. 90 II " OF srh-ava i'N
s4Is i9aa NJ BT9R e lT & g . Ferdinand M Teqte 81 ooo
2oIlu05+ New-fork Institution for tha Tvs,----
ton OF the Dear and Dumb 10 Ferdinand ESr--
,s,5-., Ter NJ as5 . :.i :; q, a,s $1,000
Wallace stuart TO George K Bourne; unoTfesgs
100 lsi :, ~ ., ;ts Nom.
Thomas ByTnes 20 Anna Biehn mortssgs
$4,000 4''s@sS'
IIIth-st. No o 19O shave 3OxIoo ~ 20 'ao
Jacob Biuestein 10 Maxwell 5. Harris: morfeara'
SGT 500. o & and 9~s-' 100
I2Sth-st. ii26 n " OF 7th-ave runs " 90 a. 'VV
2Oi 10 10 124Ih-st ~ n 90 X " ~
Ill 10 beginning The KnickeFbocker Rssi
Estate Company 10 Juliet NJ. Hotchkisz u,ort
$1,000. q & and ...............
property: Juliet NJ Hotchkiss 10 Sar6so1
Laehman and others; mortgage. $1,000: % 4,
wiliam-st. Nos lOs and .io5. a sIe Il ) az
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
THE BRoNX BUILDING PLANS.

Plans for the following new buildings in the Bor
ough OF rhe Bronx were u.ed with the Buildings
Department OF that borough yesterday.
Uuionp0rt Road southwest corner Of Jackson
ave. TWO story frame dwelling house, -5x26 feet,
G. T. D'Auria. owner William Il. Kenny archi-
teCt. g o00
Uuion-ave northeast corner Of One-hundred-dn and
tfty-seCOud-St story frame stores. 50X-o feet,
John f. Van Douieu, owner, G.. +. LJhsv. arcnI-
tect. Ea
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Dlpioeuo Nonrss


VULCAN DEFINING COMPANY
ME pnn pr, -. keg York, September 81 1902
=. hOAaD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
silE ciss s-se .,7.ea quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
= - ti1eE -. ttis PR cENT. nAHD tire Pre-
"a Crrr,se 80 dividend ~ ONE PER t,sNT Ogl IN
''A ~ tfir Company payable October eafh
-. spe.a eisae orlaher Is,h ana roopsn noto,.,r
NB4.1s GEcfIE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
FoR a 81 sToRY oFFIcE BULDING.

Plans filed Tuesday at the Bureau OF
Buildings, Manhattan, for six story brick ofIice
building. to be erected at No. 81 Broadway and No.
2 Trinity Place, having frontage OF 25.4 feet in
Broadway and a depth of 1872 feet. The building is
estimated 10 cost SIJVVN. q. g & W L. Campbell
the owners, and Is. W. Morris, jr.. IS the
architect
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
G ountrn Bonro.
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE sU-
psrvtsing Architect @ 5c received al this Of
a n1iI 6.coek P the Sih Gay ~ , E,
son Nh ST. s,reet End Registry ivlsi2n, T. Sourt
rs, -, AlalI ,eTacs building. New YORK ~ l. n
slolss ana Is - drawing and specification copies ot
which rsv be obtained Al this oncs O a. si- W
Futic BuiId5gs Nev-York = -; al Ne NS, TsyToP
ths su5eryfsfus Arehttset- sa7s-1 N-'~-N ---'
Su1eFvtsin. Archltec-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

John-st 4isxTT. TxsG. lx75-4: Mary p Foadiy
Individually and executor. % Wesley Thorn: . c
anu -
same property. Wesley Thorn 70 Mayer s AusF-
udcAs - Z Auu-"s--
107th-st. No S15. >. 142 u e OF Riversid- Drive
2OX100 IL: Benjamin stern % Edward 4 Srrif-
Her mortgage S-1.ts-f
West End-ave. {. SIS II n OF 90th-=t 1SvSa.
Mae Morgan to Wn- W Dunn: mortgaze SIS :
same property. Wm- ". Dunn 70 Caroiin. N
Dlngee: mortgage. S3OO0O: o c and
96th-st n 5. 262-6 r " OF Columbus-ave a Sv
100 II: David Ravitch and . others ~ SSDhf9
Troud. mortgage. So. 500. ...---.. n
south Road. centre line. between T,-s IA ~
H. map subdivision property Of parrv of ss~oDs5
part: 2li6 x n y SIS n "a - ~
n 332 10 To centre line OF said road y 4 q 4.S
beginning containing = TG3-lGO0 49, 7ts
Country Club Land Association 70 Edmund F2sr
uolpH ....-....-.
S4th-st. % II Of Madison-avs 50vfo, o.
Charles Guiden 70 Wm. Zteg,er. n
T6th-st 81 n e OF Amster5au-ave q,,v-- ..
Arthur W. saunders 70 Henry r Steele mort
gage, S-fsuoJ q o. o. -.-
s6th-st. n :. 1879 II o Madson-sve II To-, o.
l0O-s; Mcksvers B. Brown 10 j. C. LYONS p-,fr7-
ing and Operating Company ........
Tlst-st. Nos 21S to 2S2 cor West Fn5-srs
81. 3x6O, Jane T. Griswuld Eliza It C;-fsU-oLf,
45th-st. NJ 19. n $ SO II " Of Madfyor-ava 5,r ~
1905; Edward Patterson 70 George IS Stetso1 NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
TWO INTERESTING TRANSFERS.

Wesley Thorn took title yesterday TO Nos. l03 and
l05 Wilham-st. from Mary r. HoadIy and retrans-
ferred IL TO Mayer ;. Auerbach.
Edmund Randolph to1k tItle yesterday a tract
OF land comprising nearly three acres in South
Road from the Country club Land Association.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

47tE-st. n % Il " OF Shave for a fence - .,
long xIS6 high; P Coin. No ss9 stb -.
owner. G Pallissr No % Park Place archf:sct
Washington Place West. No f30 to ia g. -
eight story brick warehouse and facfor, "a -
tx trregg lar. Consolidated Dental Nan1,f,e,-,-
ing Company. No us West 42d-st 0VV1s-- SS-I
Iiken & Moeller. NJ East 4a1-st s-cF .',='-e
Broadway. No 81. and Trinity Place No q fSr
SIX story brick offices. 2G +xla2: g n & ii /
Campbell No u 5th-ave owner. n X 49,,
jr. No 20 East 23d-st architect '9'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
FOR A Ten STORY APARTMENT HOUSE,

William J. ROome has sold for Mitchell A C
Levy 10 Philip Livingston. No. IS East Fortleth-
st. four story dwelling on lot 3oxl0 feet. 1t is
Mr. Livngstons intention TO improve the lot with
q ten story hTeproOt apartment house. somewhat
similar the ''IOuralne, in the rear
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
CATHOLIC PARISH SAID To BE a BUYER

There was = report curren, yesterday that SIX
lots on the north side OF SXty-ses senth-st between
Amsterdam and West End aves.. had been sold
the newly formed Roman Catholic parish 10 De
known as 81. Matthew's This report however.
was o.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

A pVERTIsEME-ITS subscriptions for The Tribun.
y their Uptown once.
80 No. 1884 BROADWAY.
Between SGth AMI S5th SITS. until e'elock .. N
Will be received the following
oces regular Chice rates until O'clock M viz:
ss-.a 23d-st 153 Gtk-uNe-.
10 81. %. East l4rh-st.s 25s West 42d-.f be-
tVeea 7th and Sth .tii West 195th-st.s I.3,S
9d-Esve.. between 18th and T7tn sts.: s.o2S
near l.7O> rst-ase-. Sth-st l57 East
123th-st.: 55G Irenont-ave.s $50 3d-aye
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
CLI1II0u5
1TTF7S IFHMAN.-THE PEOPLE OF

i r -L4N.
- . ~ . Nav- York by the Grace % God Free ana
~ fo Harry Z. Samuels. Samuel Samuels
Louis Samuels. julia B3chrach
,s, yVof Matilda RosenthaL sarah Hershied carrie
- IIppn4nn SanlUels. u hvtng- and he widow
49, ana ne law az any, AID ae next OF kin
~ SiIruels u he De deceased whose
Z are unknown and cannot be ascertaned the heirs
Lfn SaIluels. deceased. send
ana ut-~1 Ab-qu IiachraCh % the city of York
- lately appIisd the Surrogates Ccurt OF our County
A york ~ have a certain instrument in writing
U 9sc,i thereto relating both real and personal prop
5,iiv proved last VIII and TeTtlEen Of I4sh-
s Strnuels the County 4 New York deceased
each OF you cttec O. before
tr surrogate county q New Hork AZ bis Office.
,-,,rV ~ York. The 6tn tay Of NoVSHn
nina hundred and ~ half past
S1r-notn Cf day. then ard there ATTEND
~ ~ rre s4d VIII and Testament. such 81
- ss are hereby cited under the % twenty
- - ar- required appear by guardian YOU
80 1e or n you have appear ana apply one
the event pf neglect
~ DO s. guardian viii be appointed by the to
r..,rssanr and lctf for IN The Lroceediug.
whereof. have caused of he
c--ss.-re's tf1irt ~ said %
hr-sunto Witness FRANK T
IL 81 FITZGERAL4D. a Surrogate % said County
ef New Yc.k. said County the sth dsy 81
Sepfenber Ia the year Of LOrd thousand nine
St1ndre. and tgo. J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
CLERK OF the SuFroEates Court
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
-,-,rn Ferry stock. ....
I-'i :, len Ferry LET Sc. 1895
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

-bs following securities were sold yesterday al
,,or Al the NeW-York Real Estate Salesroom by
.s-ssn H. Muller Son:
SHARES Neu-York Life Insurance and Trust
- Z n Watkins Land Mortgage Company de
s-v'' t.ert,res bond tFarners' Loan and Trust
C5npeuy certincatel, Series A l5 100
-f-Ao
u Watkins Land Mortgage Company
NoO bsrture bond Farmers Loan and Trust
company certincatel. Series A 3s. S6)O
., .-.~ss Loan Agency OF Corsicana, Texas, de
W. benture bond series n. No. g. 65 per cent
a. sbgres Lawyers Title Insurance Company
feE rightsl 80
a sbsres Merchants Trust Company ...-..-.. $50
a. shares NeN-Nork House Nrecking Com
nauN, per share .------------ SD
"a ssg-es International Banking Corporation. zoo
sseres National city Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30l
- ebsres American Express Company ..-.-..- go
eper-s LAWYERS Title Insurance Company
stares Merchants National Bank .-..--..--. 1867.
=. 80 STANDARD Milling Company, first mortgage
80 ebs-es standard Milling Company. common. "a
Sss-es standard Milling Company, preferred. b e
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Gin fOlel..
HOTEL ST. JAMES

Strictly hreproOf unfurnishtI apartments
by select ranly residence. superior cooking
and service. CHARLES IT pEpERER. Proprietor. also
cf the Peninsula. Seabright.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions T7as
y recelyes a their Uptown Once. %i41une
1855 BROADWAY.
tse-ueen 2Gth 9 clock
asvsTtiseuaents viii be folIov,nss N
,~lc@s Al regular oce untm O'Clock u oIanch
"a shaw =. e. cor. 2Sd-st 1853 6th-aNe VA
-9ff-sf.: 3. East l3fh->t.s 2S7 West 4.d-.ff Sof-
~ cen sth and sth 2si West I25th- sts n s.s
.td-aNs. Idth and 71th zR "a a.,ssAs
rrar s7el-Et.. Lies Asf-lwe
Iz5rfi-sf.s s5G IrenOR t-aNe.s l5D sd ave Aast
sisf-st-: 55s 3.-lke-s -A0 U1cecEer--f-' 49,
niece ker-st. DTo0kiyl. y. E.-e1o Courr-st, 90
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
MARLBOROUGH HousI

III OAGL kTI.ANTIC CITY. n J.
= - o-sn throughout year Every known
s-4 convenience fall and winter guests
Treymore H0'ei OO' D. s WHITE. JR. President.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

Int. period. Bio. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Bowling Green Trust Co.

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
COuutrn prOperln 90 Cet-

S,UMNur y ito rent furnished fSg g or - months
bzartrr cas electricity telephone. hne stable
arrTage house snd c-acHmans cottage 10 minutes walk
sr, le1t. moderate rent. Address OWNER l6a Front
81. y. y city
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-15
The man who makes the best Of
everything should have no trouble
in disposlug of his wares.
LIKE 4 DROWNING MAN.

Five years ago a disease the doctors
called dyspepsia took such hold of me
that I could scarcely 60" writes Geo.
S. Marsh, well known attorney of No
coma, Tex. II took quantities Of pep
sin and other medicines but nothing
helped me. As drowning man grabs
at IA stlaw l grabbed at Kodol. l felt
an improvement at once and after 4
few bottles am sound and well. !"
KoGol is the only preparation which
exactly, reproduceS the natural diSes-
tive Juices and consequently Is the
only one which digeSt> any good food
and cures anv form Of STOMACH trouble.
D.. c. Scott
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-15
WON'T FOLLOW ADVICE AFTER
PAYING FOR IT.

Ina recent article prominent ply
Sician SAYS. 1T is next to impossible
for the physician to get his patient> to
carry out any prescribed course of hi
giene or diet to the smallest extent;
he has but one resort left, namely, the
drug Treatment" W hen medicines
are used for chronic constipation, the
most mild and gentle Obtainahle. such
i, Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. should be emp Dyed. Their
use is not followed by constipation as
they leave the bowe,S in natural and
healthy condition. For sale by ID, Z.
Scots Druggist.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-05-15
NO LOSS OF TIME.

1 have sold Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and, Diarfhoea Remedy for
years, and would rather be out of
coffee and sugar than it. l sold five
bottles OF it yesterday to threshers that
could 90 no farther. and they ale at
work again this morning. II. r.
Phelps, Plymouth, Oklahoma. As will
be seen by the above the thresherS were
able to keep on with their work with
out losing d single days time. You
should keep bottle of this Remedy in
in your home. For sale by ID. T..
Scott, Druggist.