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FJNHE 18TH O. v. l. Annual Reunion at Centerburp
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invited to attend Preparations are being made nv
the citizents to give the boys hearty and generous
welcome. David Brown,
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WANTED-AT $50 PER 10o-LION HEADS
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BATTERIES AND @, 1sT p. r. v. C-The 18th
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Barre and take trolley cars to Rhoades Hotel at ar
veys Lake. Luther seiders, cretary-Treas,irer
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9TH CONN-The Reunion OF the 10th Conn mir
IL be held at Bristol, Conn, Sept l. Deaths s,nn
last Reunion: Capt. Geo. NJ. Colt, Co. d; Capt LAM.
III. Linsley, Co. &; Chaplain Henry CLAW i'r,,nh,,,1
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I 4 TIL ANNUAL REUNION OF THE srrpv,v
i J. ors of the 6th Pa. Heavy Artillery f2iath b y
will be held In I1ttsbnrg, sept %, 1904 The
tion hall arranged for and time OF assembling viii ~
or X. &. Machesney, Secretary. F"-
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iel Hounger late of Co IL 65th ILL.,; member Post 49,
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VOAYING A DEBT OF GRATITUDE-Mr MOTT
l. Allen Foreman, Union City PA. Chair Factory
says: II was badly afflicted with rheumatism for more
than eight monts at times had get up at III o. clock
and stay up the balance of the night could not dress
myself without aid from my wife; am now entirely
cured and by the use of only bottle of rockers
hheuinauc REMEDY AT all drug stores, by mail
by Phillips Drug Co., Warren. Pa.
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NANHOOD.-HAVING RESTORED MYSELF
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POULTRY, BIRDS and PErsTock

DUDOLPH POULTRY YARDs.-BUFF AND
HI Barred Rocks only. Write for 1904 Catalogue
now ready, giving list of winnings, Fall and Winter
shows, matngs, egg prices, DC. Stock for sale Com
rade Joseph S. Casper, Rudolph, o.
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ID and Bradley strains, the best in size and ex-
good layers; 10 90 Also stock for sale at
reasonable price. Jno w. Wright, Darlington, Wis
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NALL lS!-Fuliers Ohio Brigade (27th 39th dsd
and SD Regments)-fOr Reunion i'm the Con n,i u
hanber, Columbus, Ohio Tuesday, Aug 30. 'o4: 10 q
=. TO 10 p IN. Have notice published In yonr In,
}. Graham, Secretary. aes
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

NOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING TRANSFER
IL business in Boulder, Colorado, city of 10000 in
habitans. The only for selling age years
For particulars write A. Wilson, No. 1622 Water Street
Boulder, Colo
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SHTH OHIO.-Reunion at Portsmouth Ohio Tua.
OO day, Sept. a. The sad and 9ist Ohio viii hn,d
Reunions at the same time and place. and will oin In
. grand Campfire. q. Gillian. President 56t6 Ohio
Association; John ID. Jones, Secretary ~ oA'o
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cTRENGTHEN YOUR MEMORY AND LEARN
- to play cd game of Checkers at the same time.
The game properly marked, with four leading trunk
lines and instruction, 25c. Address The Victor G. w.
Co. T. o. Box 353, Wamsport. Pa.
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A NY MAN SUFFERING FROM ATROpHY
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ed Turkish Ointment. II is harmless outward appli-
callon acts directly ON the nerves and muscles and
gives strength and vitality to old and young men a
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WIZ, i, EXSHASGE i;S C. a,S $3.50 WoKIM OF GOODS
Write for information. H A. Bramble Crocheron Md
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l,ET ME TO DO YOUR
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best service; highest references; moderate prices
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE,

L,OR SALE-DRUGSTORE, STOCK AND FIX
II lures. good location. Oil and gas just be-
ginning to be developed, and fine opening for right
party. bargain If taken at once. Address Lock
Box 81. Leroy, Kan.
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7TH n. Y. ("Washington Grays''l 'l-AnnuaI Re-
r union at Boston, Mass, on Tuesday Aua ~
soi. Roll at p m. In REYNOLDS Hotel corner ~
3oylston and Washington streets Comrades will waa :
heir AL Reunion badge On this OCCASION Thomas v.
n fountain, President. -
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INOR 25 CENTS YOU CAN GET RECIPE FOR
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Heights, Ohio.
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7 AIDES, SEND Us A SILVER DIME FOR A
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YJHHE 24TH o. v. ]. will hold next Annual Keu,,or
l. at Columbus Ohio, on Wednesday Au1 a. Iaoi
10 H., State Capitol, House of Represenis,i
Room. All late comrades cordially requested to hs
present. John Miller, President; X. s. Grimm Secre.
tary, '0~Sie-
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD INVESTMENT IN
Lead and Zinc mines, address the Merger Co.,
Jacksonville, Ill.
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FISH.
REUN IONS.

Z ST MASS. CAV.-The seth Annual Reunion st
i Lancers Armory, on Fullfnch street, next door
to the Revere House, Bowdon Square, Boston Aug
IL. IL. Cavanagh President Lii a. smith Sec
retary,
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A NY GIRL OR BOY HAVING TWO CENTS
"A can easily make $50 selling our Oriental Hair
Tonic and xiOn eautitier. Sells to everybody
No capital required. We start you free. Write at
once. Arcade Novelty Co.. Quincy, ILL
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NJ OSQIITOES Positively WILL NOT MO
ANl lest or bite you if you have few drops of kc
tol" On your garments.
II is a pleasant perfume. Mailed for 10 cts
The q Wenck Drug Co." Murray ST. New York.
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DELGIAN HARES-FOR A LIMITED TIME
ID will sell thoroughbred Belgian hares either
sex, at q the rabbit Maple Row Rabbtry, 6Is Fourth
Ave-, Gallipolis, Ohio
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A TTENTION, co. T., 1sr OHIO II. A.-Members
"A of Co. who have not been receiving notices of
,ur Reunions, write me at once, giving your address
". ID. Porter, Secretary, Co. l. Association, McComb
ohio. i3o3t
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r. .s-s' ~ = - = -t.1ssksassrMM.

Students and teachers holiday rates
season 1902-1904-The following round
trip rates and arrangements are au-
thorized tor the sale of tickets to STU
dents and teachers Of educational in
stiutions Rate-Open rate cf one
and one-third fares for the round trip
-Territory-All points in Arkansas,
Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, also all points in Colorado
east of and including Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad. Ali
points in Illinois on and west of the
Chicago-St. Louis line of the Illinois
Central railroad All points in Iowa,
Kansas, Michigan, Upper Peninsularj :.
Minnesota, Nebraska, North and South
Dakota and Wisconsin, Conditions
Tickets to be sold only on presentatlea
Of certificate Of proper officer of the
educational institution with which the
applicant is connected, certifying to
the fact that party named therein is a
regular teacher Or student and is go
ing home for vacation. Minimum rate
will be one ($100) dollar.
Yours truly,
S. NJ. DICkEY, Agent
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Trade Methods.

Facts came recently to the attention
of the London Chronicle which the edi-
tor hopes do not make quite repre-
sentative comparison between English
and American trade methods.
A manufacturer in Florence who
makes boxes of a novel design and
character, especially suitable for jew
elers, submitted, post free, sample
box to a leading firm in the United
Kingdom, accompanying the same with
a letter His letter, marked over with
a huge cross, was returned to him With
an indignant rebuke for his presump-
ton and notice that the box would be
returned unopened.
At about the same time this same
gentleman sent letter and sample par
Gel to a leading ,jeweler in the United
States, equally unknown to him per-
sonally, and, though the American had
to pay GO per cent duty before he could
open the packet, he accepted it, with re-
suits which have proved advantageous
to both parties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-04
zz6fd11R45
MEASURING HEAT.
How Science Determines Exact De-
gree of High temperatures.

How Science Determines Exact De-
gree of High Temperatures.
Until within Il comparatively recent
period the man in charge of one of tire
very hot ovens used in many industrial
o,serations, such, for example, as the
making Of pottery or the manufacture
pf various kinds of gas, could only
Judge the heat of his oven by looking
at it. Nowadays, however, as result
of the increasing demand for heat OK
perts, pyrometry is taught as an exact
science.
Even the most expert optical judg-
ment, as was shown in Il series Of eY-
periments made at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology in Boston at
the time when heat measurement was
first being established us an important
study for the schools of technology,
could not tell the heat OF an oven of
over 2,500 degrees with more than ap-
proXimate accuracy. Pyromet1y, how
ever has invented Instruments that can
exactly measure heat that IS thousands
of degrees above and cold that fails
hundreds Of degrees below the zero
point.
Cre OF t4le simpler Instruments for
determining Il hish temperature is the
calor:meter y ball OF nickel or 9lati-
mum IS heated in tn" furnace whose
tenl;.V:.<tI,i'n is 10 10 tested HAd drop
pod into water. I'll" water viii i'm
mct.!as".y i',.,p in tainlo,rHt}lre. and, the
ch:.H,a ..a@;ag DegH ng,el hy Il ther-
monct"n. ti2o a.lo'Jnt 8: '8Fat generated
by the furnace itS"3t H)ay be readily
calculated. .tno,i Interesting device
is Il sa?ali t0rpHlo guaranteed to ex-
plode when exposed TO y certain degree
of heat. and there az. various mechan-
isms tGat nay be connected directly
with ovens.
Modern pyrometry deals with cold as
we'll as heat and has yet other instru-
mentS for measuring the lowest obtain
able temperatures. One of the most
curious OF these is the so called ther-
mophon. an electrical measuring instru-
ment with telephone attachment.
The device is connected with coil eX-
posed to the temperature under ques-
ton, so that man in the central sta
ton Of refrigerating plant can hear
reports from each without the neces-
sity Of making a daily inspection Of all
the local thermometers
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H. N. ATWOOD. Agent.
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Coffee For wornout Nae..

A simple and valuable remedy for
restoring wornout horses is reported by
a German naturalist, Herr Martin He
says he bought a horse which "was
then almost a skeleton and SO weak it
could hardly walk" and began giving
it coffee, sometimes in the form of in
fusions of the roasted beans and at
other times ground and mixed with
honey. Soon the horse began to i'm
prove, and after a few months Herr
Martin had the opportunity to sell it
for $3.50. The German says he has
brought round by the same treatment
many horses which had been over
worked or were run down, with loss
of strength and appetite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-04
scientifically Made Glass.

In recent lecture at Oxford Pro
fessor Raphael Meldola described the
rapid progress in the development of
the glassmaking industry in Germany
Since the improvement of the micro
scope and the telescope lay with the
maker Of the glass, a glassmaker, a
chemist and a physician united their
efforts, and the result was the now
world renowned Jena glass. Glass can
now be made with almost any optical
properties that may be desired The
manufacture has been placed upon Il
strictly scientific footing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-04

more property on our sales list, and
abstracts to make. Prices and COM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-04
Rhode islands Crent Oak

Perfect in it's shape, the largest oak
tree in western Rhode Island, if not in
the entire state, stands on what is
called the old Parker place, at Greene,
in the town of Coventry. It grew from
an acorn and is at least $50 years old.
The tree has spread of branch of 100
feet, and its trunk is thirteen feet in
circumference and from three to six
feet through. The tree is believed to
be good for at least. half century
more,
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A Pet Crow.

G. A. Creighton of Thomaston, Me-.
has crow that was given him when
young, and now the bird is so tame
that it flies through the streets, lights
on fences, hobbies into dooryards and
Is nearly everybody's pet 1t is said
that the bird will so to the school
house grounds and wait for Mr.. Creigh-
toms boy to come out, will accompany
him home and then fly down Knox
street to meet Mr.. Creighton when he
comes to dinner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-04

South. No. 1, Leave st. Louis at
AS p. NJ; leave Pine Bluff at 3: Is
y. III.
South. No. 3, Leave St. LOUIS ~
SIS a. M. leave Pine Bluff 2:05 a. m.
South. Nc. 81, Leave Little Rock
Al sos a. NJ; arrive at Pine Bluff
1926 a. Ii.
S. NJ DICnEY, Agent.
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COTTON BEUT TIME TABLE.

COTTON BEUT TIME TABLE,.
North, No. 2. Arrive Pine Bluff at
ITO p. M; arrive St. Louis 7:12
4. m.
North, No. 4. Arrive Pine Bluff a
p. m.
North. No. 80, Leave Pine Bluff at
$50 p. m.; arrive at Little Rock 6:20
D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-04
IRON MOUNTAIN READERS.

Christmas and New Years Holiday
Rates.
Round trip rate of S655 will be sold
to Van Buren January IL to IA. return
limit CT January Is.
Los Angeles and San Francisco, Cal
Special round trip rate of $3.50 will be
in effect to above named points April
% to May /, return limit of June 80.
Portland, Ore.-Round trip rate OF
s20.05 will be in effect to Atlanta on
February 20 and p, return limit OF
February IS.
Portland, Ore.-Round triy rate OF
$6I,4V will be in effect to Portland
January to 8, inclusive, with final
return limit cf January 81.
Housescekers excursions. - Special
round trip rates Of one fare plus $500
account above to various points on
sale first and third Tuesdays until May.
Live Stock and Wood Growers asso
ciation-For the above occasion one
fare plus two dollars for the round
trip. Dates Of sale, January to 9,
1904, inclusive. Return limit January
81, 1904.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
CHAPTER XVI.

I1HE one point Of pride in Mich
olas Frye's nature was his
81 absolute belief in his own
III shrewdness. "They can't get
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Uncle Terry
go. By....
CHARLES CLARK MUM

and began sketching the lighthouse.
He was absorbed in that when he
heard sharp whistle, and, looking up.
there was the Gypsy just entering
the harbor. He ran to the cove where
he had left his boat, and by the time
the yacht was anchored had pulled
alongside. To his surprise no one was
aboard but Frank. "Where are the
rest Of the boys?" he asked. as that
young man grasped his boat Franz
laughed. "Well, just about now they
are playing tennis and calling fifteen
iove' and thirty love- with lot of girls
down ut Bar Harbor. The fact is,
Bert" ne continued as Albert stepped
aboard, "our gander cruise has come
to an end. They ran into some girls
they knew, and after that all the
Gypsy was good for was place to eat
and sleep in. I've run her up here and
shall let you keep her with you until
you get ready to 90 home. I'm going
to cut sticks for the mountains, and If
I can get one of the girls to 60 with
me 1 may visit SaraGate."
Albert laughed heartily. want to
hear some one sing Ben Bolt again?
he queried.
"Well, maybe" replied Frank. 1.-THE
fact of the matter is. the whole trip
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SYNoPsIs.-Uncle Terry is the keeper
of the Cape light on Southport Island.
He has an adopted daughter Telly
(Etelka), grown to womanhood, who
was rescued when a baby from the
wreck Of the Norwegian ship Peterson.
Albert and Alice Page are two or
phans with heritage Of debt, living In
the village Of Sandgate. Albert Is
college graduate, and through the in
fluence Of his chum. Frank Mason, gets
q position in the law Office Of "Old
Nick" Frye in Boston. Frye Is scound-
rel and is attorney for Franks father,
q wealthy Boston merchant. He wants
Albert to keep up his intimacy with
Frank, who has yacht, plenty or mon
ey and nothing to do but amuse him
self. In an evenings outing with
Frank, Albert fritters away $40. AT
the same time Alice is walking four
miles a day to teach school and sup
porting herself and Aunt Susan. Frye
increases Albert's pay from SIS to SITS
a month as q bribe to spy upon the
Nasons. Albert tells Frank Of his
debts, Alice's struggles and his dislike
of expensive follies. Frank confesses
his disgust with an idle life and induces
his father to make Albert his attorney
in place Of Frye. Albert has $4,000 a
year to attend to Nason's affairs. He
taxes FRANK W hOhiS
Christmas, with the inevitable result
that his friend is smitten with Alice.
Frank Is delighted with the country
holiday Of sleighrides and skating.
Alice keeps him at a distance and tells
her brother that his chum ought TO
work for living. A notice appears IN
the papers calling for the heirs Of Eric
Peterson Of Stockholm, whose son and
his wife and child were wrecked on
the Maine coast. Frye is the attorney.
Uncle Terry goes to Boston and after
telling his story in full gives Frye 5000
to recover the estate for Telly. Frank
takes a hint from Alice and studies
law. Albert plans a summer vacation
trip to his home for himself and chum.
Alice resolves not to fall in love with
the city chap according to the plot.
Alice avoids meeting Frank alone.
However, he scatters tips so freely
among the villagers that gossips set
him down as a millionaire counting the
pretty schoolma'am. Franks yacht,
Gypsy, lands on Southport island. Al
bert gets lost and the yacht sails with
out him. He falls in with Uncle Ter
ry, meets Telly, Of course, and learns
the story Of the inheritance. Albert
returns to the yacht, confessing. that
he has fallen in love with beach
girl. He goes back to the Cape ana
sketches Telly in the pose he first saw
her. Frye gets all the proofs In Tellys
case and calls for more money. Al
bert takes the matter in hand, mean
while losing his heart hopelessly to
Telly.