davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lots Is and 10. block 5. map land first part
Whitehall Realty Company 10 James Balm. 500
Lots and .. block g. same map; same to Robert 80,
Lois 5, and I, block 7. same map; same 10
v'coty ycrest-ave . 3444 # n from " corner
iat 80 map Hgh5[idEey5lls ,I ~ rEns n Sc 1SE COX 81
Ketchum to Walter Y Hopping; uortsage
167tEet No s2s East s7jx1oo ii; iiymon
li7th-st No 3l2 West. &c 3xiOO II: Rosa Opoz
nauer to AeTris Klein; mortsags s2l 200 10"
uund Feust Anton Schoenhaus: mortSase
1iGthDst No i72 East 15 ioxioo william
Niles to Emsnue Alexander; mortgage s9@@ le9
George i:ustard TO Annie Murrsy Nonipsi
10, 13i block e am.n3ed map. Mapes estate
James Iougau 10 Mar : fiagE9. .-...... To"
Lots a0I and SO6 map $50. lots Mcirsw estate.
Fred Judge Katharine Gass; mortgaes.
7th-ave n " corner IaOth- st. aaN74 10. Joseph
Shenk to Charles Hickey mortgage. S4aS,0 IL"
Manhattan ave. n W corner tGath- l45.lW-t
same proPerty Anna Heymann same Nominai
Eage-ave " :. being lot ~. map land Ursuline
Convent, 25xli9lo; William Ruchner 10 Mar
I'd : 5 900 II " ot Avenue = sox-. J'ron-
port; William Heinrich Henry pilg Non'ine'
Carrie Wen to Henry Nobel: mortgase $1,000 to'
simgsGG.s +illS s, u 81. o. Wssoshester-av-
West End ave. No 3ts. Pax IRREGULAR; George
F Victor Edward Milton. :: ...-..-,....... ioo
Hath st. No 26 West. e3xlOol u; MnsTd Neit
70 Rose Well mortgage. s23.Soo. ...,......... no
i9ath-st, n 8. $50 q v % AMSTERDAM ave. lSox
Realty Company, mortgage. sls4 600 .....,...-
l62d-st. 4O0 ~ Of Broadway. 4ox9o 10;
Philip LipRs e. a. to R-heera oshinsU; all t'tle
property: Rebeeca oshlnsky 70 Philip Iip7s
e. al = part mor.ssEe sid 500 100
Solomon GoSi sTsh s g 81, &, to paum Realty com
itsh-st Nos ssI ana Ns Ea.t 5oxioo catha
rims TlTle. 10 Fhrchce q Herman another loo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
ELECT E. T. DEVINE PRESIDENT.

Portland, Ore, July 2l.-Edward T. Devine, OF
New-York City. elected president to-day OF the
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
at the last session of the annual convention Other
officers are: General secretary Dr. Alexander john
son, New-York City; assistant secretaries. Arthur
p Kellogg, New-York: Charles p kellogg, Water
bury, Conn; Nathaniel c. Grasty, Baltimore. The
executive committee includes twenty e-presdents
and Thomas Mulcahy, of New-York, George Faux,
jr OF Philadelphia; Mornay Williams, Of New
York; Hugh ]. Fox. of Planield N. j.; Ruther-
ford ii. Platt, of Columbus. Ohio. and Julian MACK
of Chicago Robert J. Hoguet, of Nev-fork. was
elected treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
MANY SALES BY p. A. PAXTON, JR.

Philip A, Payton. ir.. has sold for Kassel & Cold
berg Simon Finck and resold to the Sanford
Realty Company the five FIVE story double nat
houses No. TO il West 136th-st. The size of the
plot is 125x99.11 feet Also sold for L. & c. Ernest
to a cliert the five story and basement hathouse
No. Is5 West 134th-st 25x99.n for Harry c. Hart
10 Bernstein & Weinstein the two five story double
fla thouses Nos Il and Il West 1S5thst 5cx9S H. TO
client the three three story and basement brown
stone dwelling house No. 67 to III West 63dst on
plot 50xs9 H. for Joseph Leband 10 client the two
five story four family fathouses Nos. 3oS and $50
West S7th-st 50x9S9 feet, and for L. & K. Ungrich
to a client the five story triple hathouse No. SS
West 147th-st.. 25x99,11 feet
Payton has leased for Gertrude Horwitz 70
client for a of five years the fve story triple
hathouse No. A. West 99th-St.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

1f3s =. $50 q o. Arlster arn-ays s5vea n. -.
actions William Douglas executor arr Vills,-, /,
sroain et a oTecio-e of nnortsase). att5rr@ss rr
Arthur s. southery : lot - map q t7,or ,sa-
Povei estate @5XI24. EdRard Manfsl az E7--s
SchiTrr ct az specific 2erformance5. stror7ev
Maadal -'
Ergle agr the knepper Realty COMPANY sro-as-
uon 70 declare vendeS's Eenl: attorney p n I~vir
Amsterdam nave. sos = Gfs--st 11~.a.
Ciabler aKt Margaret Talon al ts9recl7su~e m -
gass3: attorney. L WhitIock
RvinEton- st No 30 the NevYorS Lie Insurance s,f
Trust Company Michael q Jso-a-tos---.
gage. Ernmet 4 Robinson.
Lot l49 mortgage map Of Arden prapsrtr The P-o7s.
annie Taylor Rachel Y Amin ,f1~e- l1s7re
gage; attorneys De la Mare & Morrison
1885, ~. 1S3 Il = - 7t1-ave ~ ~-eQ H. Ara.
Hays Charlotte Dease 81 al f1reclsJsre os 7rf,rs
attorneys Foley & Powell
Catharne-st :. adjoining lands 81 Not- a rsa---.
IS 1Ox71x irregular. Joseph Idetnaaa AZ farr.-..
Quinn 81 al foreclosure OF mortgage attorneys rzr
helUner. ntsrmyer & Marshall
White FssuS Road :. lot Z. of Wash~r-aarfr..
Martin g Dap7er nd another art Mar 2 Der.rar,--
faction declare deed v1f. arrorusvs C-s~zs-
NuEtsr.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
WOMAN BROKER DISCHARGED.

Magistrate Steinert. in the YorkviIe court yes
terdaX discharged Mrs Catherine Martin who lives
in the Martha Washington Hotel. She was az
rested about a wenk ago on complaint OF Miss y
Ganett ard another guest, said 10 he the widow
OF a former Pennsylvania Congressman, who al
legged that she had appropriated money intrusted
., her 10 invest in stocks.
ln freeing the accused woman. the magistrate
said that as il was stock gambling the case had
no standing in his court. ard that II one for
civil adjustment. several guests Of The Martha
WasbuEtcE were present IN court as spectators
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Of 175th-st; years, per cent sl.5e
year. per cent. SEQ
n :, 100 IT E OF courtlandt-aTe: year. 5Fs per
Davidowitl s to NJ Mendei:oan Lodge Of the so
KING 81 10 &aas Dock 60 sO cdn6snyt z6aT ser 10
sc 60 East; due september 80. 1905; 8 per
Bf5%stsn, % koa9;:sa5 2letas!
weIsowita W. to E Z Felsenthal: eath-st. No 2ii
Paramount Realty company TO watson Realty
tains 81 acres; lot 5 same map. 20 acres: 5
Murphy William d 70 sarah wiles Jackson 'V'
wia6ers william. to Il Mccreery: lot I55. map ''
section {. Eyse estate: l year; :-....::..; 100
snotfer; IIsth-st No p West; due November
Anderson II 3. 70 Title Guarantee and trust
coe Roos % @ Wbes, We ies Ea' Res al ger ~
lots and 9. block g. map party OF the second 40
Balm, James to same; lots Is and 10. block :.
Braun, H, 10 sane; lot :. map years.
HarPret L. to roilar savings Bank; lot 10 to
~ map Cs6r'l ParS; year. per, cent -. so
"S:o'5s 8 "a ai s@9"s . 2esr. S.' per SSs ssa5 zee
Barra,a \ and another 70 5 PersOIizzi: 1oeth- so
scheiHkaan, b 70 ] Berman: Cathar.ne- st. Nos
pany: l4at5 e. n : $50 II " Of Cour,Iand;-
r;abersien = 70 4 Fineiite 11ath- st. No is
Nicholson J. TO I. Hyman; I27th-s-. n : 20 II
So <, ~ Fast. srt years a. per esnt. 1900
Nicholson. I. /. lyman; i%TJa-St- :. % II
4 cent 1870
TGS 7; " q Manha;taT ;a1 ave- s2,s
n corner s2t-st: YEAR, 3 per cent -. i5oe
Schoch W another r T. EcheTsley; White
Plains Road. 2$6th- st; years %,
SEQ
30 Sss instameats per ...--..,..,.. 500
Kenny. T 70 v 7. EroNyr. Rttheate-avH. " s.
y cf lI9th I year, per cent IoO
Wnberg William. German savings EarN. 10y
I55 map NySe estate; year psr reut.,--.--- $50
HerSohn. William Fcfler Brewing CON
parv; 2d fa.to = ~ ~ ti9th-st.
yesr -, re- .......-.. 200
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
GENERAL URIBE oFFENDs PERUv1ANs
Colombian Ministers Reference to Boundary
Agreement with Ecuador.

Lima. July H.-At = dilner given in his honor
here tonight General Uribe-Urbe, the Minister of
Colombia 10 Chill. Argentina and Brazil, said that
the question OF the boundary limits of Peru and
Ecuador hao proceeded without consulting Colon
bia, which under obligation 10 admit the
aFbitral decision of the King Of Spain.
Xavier Praoo, the Peruvian Foreign Minister re-
piled 10 General Uribe-Uribe, saying that Peru
permitted the intervention of Colombia in the nego-
tistons Of 1894 and that Colombia's non-participa-
fion IN the recent convention owing to the
fault OF Colombia The authorities here consider
that General uribe-Uribe's speech was indiscreet
and Uncalled for.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
ECLIPSE Expedition IN SPAIN

Valencia, July 21.-The United States protected
cruiser Minneapolis. having on board Rear Admiral
Colby X Chester, superintendent Of the United
States Naval Observatory and the other members
Of the American expedition which Niil observe tho
eclipse Of the here August % arrived to-day
NillanueIa del Grao. three miles from Valencia
The cruiser which was accompanied by the supply
steamer Cesar. having board instruments and
materials for the observation station which is TO be
erected ashore, exchanged salutes with the land
batteries. 1rc American officers later exchanged
visits with the local authorities.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
RAILWAY BUYS LAND FOR STATION

The New-York Westchester and Boston Railway
Company took title yesterday to a tract of about
three and one-half fronting on the west side
of East Chester Road, adjoining land owned by the
Westchester and Bronx Realty Company and the
John Stckney estate. 1t is thought that the greater
part of the tract is to be used a station The
work of building the road, which will extend from
13sth-st. 10 Port Chester begun some weeks
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
TO CONTEST PROFESSOR DAYS WILL
Nephew Files Notice of Appeal When In
strument Is Probated.

NeW-Hsven. Conn, July 1.-THE will Of Professor
George z. Day. Of the Yale Divinity School, was
admitted probate to-day 4 notice of an ap-
peal 70 the Superior Court was Immediately fled
by nephew Robert z. Day. OF New-York. who
through counsel interogated witnesses TO the viii
whom q hearing was held recently in the Probate
Court The ground II objection 70 the viii has
beer announced.
Professor Day left an estate estimated 10 be
worth S75g0 Rober4 Z. Day and two other heirs
were given 5000 each. and there various be-
quests 70 missions while Yale University Was made
The residuary legstee.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A. No IA vesey-st-By D p Tngraham & Co: 523 Mad-
son-ave, e s. ot 34th-st. 2OxSOx29xS6 4 sty
dwlg HIEsdale agt c g Douglass ct al; H4r-
old Swain atty: W TTeadwell, ref 81. COS co;
taxes. etc. 81. .463 54 to the plaintiff for si3U0O
BY Peter Meyer: 80 18th s.. 225 Il OF 9th
10 1x92 sty brk bldg; II Humphrey agt L A Liebes
kind ct al: Lindsay, \. X < P attys; Il Mendeson.
ref; due So 664 So; etc s31OO sub two
mlEs aggIegatiEg SAL ZOO Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
H4STES TO AID SERTANT
E. c. Benedict Makes Quick Trip
To Be 7cith Dying Gardener.

Greenwich. Conn. July 2l.-Informed of the critt-
cal illness of Joel Charles. his aged gardener. Z.
c. Benedict hurried from New-York TO his home
here to-day, and remained with the old man until
he died.
Charles had been in the employ of Mr. Benedict
thirty-seven years. He had recently refused
pension equal to his salary gardener, preferrns
to continue active work.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

sixnelI compaay. owner: Neville a sarr.
afehtsSte . o. . q. s.ss d.
isfta-st. =. f25 n OF - Nicholas-ave. Or
four I'VE story brick rathOtsss. 81. 5xi. n each.
HosenaIer Wessiau Company. owners. Moore
ATnsterdarl-sve =. e4th % q5th -. for ave
1ye story bTicS flatkouses. foxss each :
13s;h-st. n 8 235 q OF Sth-ave. for I've rir
story bricE asthOus@s 2Jxs6. II r Eoxibslte
owner: " Ietitan architect. ......... -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
MECHANICS, LIENS.

1lsth-st, No col East: Vincent Valentino Company
aGt Ranger end Arthur T Cox, Cor
& stem. CDntracturs. g.
21-ave, No 2.3S7; nRt ............
42d-st NCs - and 81 West: agt Atlas Con-
struction Company. owner and contrsctor......
Colege-ave, 2i5 T. Of iIlst-st. 2Sxl2S:
Thomas Duty Al agt Magic NJ Shaw
owner - Shaw. contractor. e.. .............. /.
5th-ave No 65i East; Jacob Applehaum agt Sarah
Weiss, owner ana contractor; John Weiss.
tractor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ II
3sth-st, No 3ie 20 a2S West; Clarence l. Smith
COMPANY pgt Emma NJ Vynnr. owner; Publish
and Printers Realty Corl contractor Ia. Z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor, and date when Judgment was
filed:
AschuI Joseph Stoutenburgh; May 27 ian4 -
Geir. Mar Ri Tshman; June %. 1868. 25e -
rlary ~ 1865 .................... 2a9 20
Hosfor1 Leonard Hutton; July 12 1865. %
Kanssar. HaymsnJ Bernstein: July y, 1905. III G3
Stokes. Nicholas 1.-The Board Of Education: April
Is 1898 81 81
Sunshine. DM Levin et al; MAY IS 1903 i2A
Schilling. Harry FM y spetorsky June IS 1905 $50 -
Sctmtt Charles J-New-York Telephone Com
pany October 6, 1904 ...:............. ss 30
May s. 1905 -. s.e44 -
10 1905. ......-......... las %
Same--same; July H. lAla le5 "a
oscete5p 1sa -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
BUYS EAST SIDE PLAYHOUSE.

Max l. Harris has sold for Henry NJ. Mayper
Nos. g. and 81 East 107th-st two double hathouses
on lot 50x1o0 feet. Louis Phillips is the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
AMOS F. EMO A BUYER.

Amos +. Emo has bought from the Dixon estate.
through y. Brigham Hall g. Son. three story
frame dwelling house. plot 100x7O11 feet.
the south side OF 10th-st. 275 feet OF Broad
way. The buyer owns an adjoining parcel.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

The August Belmont Hotel Compeny vas incor-
porated, il is said. 10 take title 20 and manage
the Hotel Belmont. az the southwest Of 42d-
81 and Psrk-ave. Title 10 the property is held by
rhe Subway Realty Company. q corporation which
a as organized . acquire whatever real estate
needed in building the subway. The lessee Of the
Hotel Belmont s. Benjamin l.. Bates. who is also
The lessee OF the Murray Hl Hotel and The Everett
AoDss
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
SELLS AN EAST ssTH-sT PARCEL.

Nicholas & Lumnis have sold for Joseph A. Kin
ney the three story and basement brick and brown
stone dwelling house No 235 East 36th-st.. on lot
20x9S9
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
SALE OF A s8TH-sT. HOUSE.

George Nicholas has bought through Douglas
Ssth-st a four story dwelling house, 23xtoO feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
LEASES AN EAST SIDE PARCEL.

Abraham klink has lessed from Max L. Harris
,os. LII and 113 East listh-st for term OF years
t aggregate rental of 1.Ca0
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
BELMONT HOTEL co. INCORPORATED.

Albany. July z.-The August Belmont Hotel
company. Of New-Tork city. was incorporated to-
day with capital Of S50000. Benjamin L. Bates
Adolph Frank and John r. Charlton, of New-York
city: Frederick X. Watriss. OF Westbury. Nassau
County and Charles 3. Ludlow, OF New Brunswick,
X =, the directors.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
BUILDING LOAN coNTRAcT.

1Nath s. > 100 n "a n Ma7'attan-ave 1lax
- % William r HooNev loars samuel Mich4f-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN
LIS PENDENS.

F:s::r''. No 1ia Paeia G No-sau'sas. June ..
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Country Property for Sale.

A ltOUNTRV PLACE FOR SAFE ~--Fine Colonial e'.
Y house. - N-Cad Vcranda 90 acreS
Eround. abundant shade and fruit BARNS and outels
mss tenant house: convenieat school cnl.-
and pcstCfice. photographs mailed % intersstet -
ties BcN iS. New HackeusacS putchsss Co. =
4 LARGE NUNEER Of nicely located pclawaresI Ilss,y
y for sale cheap, catalogue frse. \ It. tlCA-''~
Rssl Estate Broker. harrington, pel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Furnished Houses to Let-COaatfa

I,OR RENT Miss Faith Moore's cottage a. VA
II Hasbor Maine furnished, centainins ssss" ssa 81
bathroom dining etc. rent $50 a
surthev Information sTpIy - GEORGE c Fh'
Winter HARLOW. Ne
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04

signs, Just the look Of her iuxurioua
room-its softly tinted walls, the beau
tiful pictures John had hung there
that her dreaming eyes might drink
in their loveliness and bring to her babe
unborn sense Of beauty, : perception
of it. She saw herself, young. pa
thetically lovely beneath the shadow
of her hard travail, clothed in softly
trailing garments. her rich and
abundant hair hanging In beautiful
plaits far below her waist, and ma
chanically she put up her hand to
smooth back stray tendril, aid
smiled bitterly as the broken flesh
caught and pulled to pain the poor
gray tress that had fallen. r.
She felt the richness Of the cus!,-
Toned chairs which held her: she saw
the glowing Goals by which she
dreamed; the play and leap of the
blaze upon the child's white garments,
held upon her followed arm. The
subtle scent Of violets stole upon her;
she saw the bold baby brow; the way
the fine, fair hair curved from its
pearly and veined surface. The baby's
lips made sibilant sound as It
sighed and dreamed of her breast,
whose white abundance throbbed 50
near; and with a within of memory
she recalled her own hand, white as
any bride-rose new blown, as 1t
curved about and lay upon the little
form held to her heart. And she re-
membered John-dear, good John, who
could scarcely stay away from wife
and baby az long as business demand.
ed. She remembered how he whispered,
kneeling beside her, and pressing dar-
ling kisses on mother and on child:
Your hand, my darling, is whittier than
the baby's gown! Dear hand, sweet
hand. hand Of my boys mother! God
bless it and her!"
John! John! You are so far, and I
want you so!' -
Lying with her head pillowed on
his arm, Margaret's breathing grew
quiet, the sobs infrequent. and she
slept.
Dead tired having been up with tho
dawn, working, working, unrestirg-
the drearyx day had drugged her soul
and sense, and she slept:
From the brow. nobly rounded and
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
LUxuR1Es OF THE SIMPLE

y Listen to my -sorrows r a. r-.v..
Owing to my wife - ~
She's a mon0maniac
On THE Simple Life.''
Says she wants Homestead
Somewhere In the hills.
Far from wear and shove ana tear
And the pace that kills.
Just q simple cottage.
free from pomp and show.
(Real estates expensive a'.<.
Where she wants to go). -.
Wants some woolly lambkins.
On the hills to browse,
Wants some chickens. horses. ducks.
Ditto pigs and cows.
Wants some simple furniture .
Built for art and use,
(These rough-hewn interiors ..
Cost to beat the deuce.
: Wants trickling river .....
Near our sylvan haunt ~
Fact there's nothing out-of-doors
That she doesn't want.
Spare me, wife. o, spare mo, -
This simplicity
Do not scorn our uptown nat
With its luxury! "''.
Not for us the humble
Country pleasures. dear,
While our incomes limited.
Seven thou year. 8
With our vulgar glitter
Be content, my wife 80
We're not nearly rich enough
To lead the Sfmnlo ifof
Wallace Irwin, In Life.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
Tan-colored Rubber overshoes.

An authority on attire says a late fad
which is likely to become popular this
spring, especially with women, is the
tan-colored rubber overshoe. These
rubbers are. Of course, intended to be
worn with tan-colored shoes, and they
are. for some mysterious reason, more
nearly invisible on tan shoe, if the
shades are the same, than black rub
Der is on black shoe. when you come
to think of it," says the authority quot
ed. "it's queer the tan rubber was not
thought of long ago. for black rubber
on tan shoe certainly does make the
feet unduly conspicuous on muddy
day. suppose the makers never be-
lieved that the tan shoe had come to
stay. but now that its permanence seems
assured they are making rubbers to
match. '-Philadelphia Record.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
DYSPEPSIA Y||El. .D:s,
u NINE YEARS VICTIM FINDS A
REMEDY THAT CURES.

Hsr Two Years TooWeak toWork-A Doses
Doctors Had Tried to Check Dissass.
Treatment That Succeeded.
All sufferers from weakness or disor-
ders Of the digestive organs will read
with lively interest the story Of the com.
plete recovery Of Mrs. Nettlie Darvoux
from chronic dyspepsia which was
thought to be incurable.
"To be ailing for nine years is not q
very pleasant experience" said Mrs.
Darvoux, when asked for some account
of her illness. " For two years was
critically i'll and could not attend to my
household duties, and at one time I was
20 weak and misere6 ole that I could not
even walk. My trouble was chronic dys-
pepsia. I became extremely thin and
had sallow complexion. I had no ap.
petite and could not take any food with
out suffering great distress"
"Did you have physician?"
eyes, I took medicine from dozen
different doctors, but without getting
any benefit whatever"
GLOW did you get on the track Of a
cure?"
"Abook about DR.. Williams Pink Pills
was thrown in our doorway one day.
My husband picked it up and read it
through carefully. He was SO impressed
by the statements Of those who had been
cured by that remedy that he imme.
diately bought three boxes Of the pills
aud insisted on my taking them"
ibid they help You at once?''
II began to feel better the. seknnd day
after l started to use the pills ana by tho
time / had taken the three boxes was
entirely we'll. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
can cure even when doctors fail, aud
they cure thoroughly, for q long time
has passed since my restoration to health
and I know it is complete aud lasting"
The surest way to make sound diges.
ton is to give strength to tho organs con-
cerned. Dr.. Williams Pink Pills give
new,vigot. to. the blood. No other REM
edy yields such radical results.
Mrs. Darvoux lives at No. 497 Sixth
street, Detroit, Mich. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are sold by all druggists in
every part Of the world. Dyspeptics
should send to the DR.. Williams Mel.
iciue Company. Schenectady. N. r., for
q new booklet entitled What to Eat
and How to Eat" ....
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
Something New.

One of the most interesting book'ets
ton is gotten out by DR.. C. .Pusheck, a
practicing physician of Chicago, as an
introduction to his remedy, "Pusheck's-
Kuro.' This remedy is making won.
derful record of cures in cases Of Rheu.
matisln, Stomach or Liver troubles, Blood
and Nerve Diseases, Weakness and gen
erai debility 1t is for sale at nearly all
drug stores, or sent direct from DR.. G.
Pusl,eck. Chicago. The price is $l.00.
This illustrated booklet is mailed free.
Write for it.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
WOMAN'S SAFE DEPOSITORY
Valuable Papers secreted in Places
Which Would Keep q Bur :
glar Hunting.

A Germantown householder who had
given various valuable papers to his wife
to take care of recently hunted all over
the house for the insurance policy on
his furniture and could not find it..
When the wife came home from tea
he told her his trouble with considerable
perturbation. lest the document should
have been lost, says the Philadelphia
Record.
us that all?" said the wife. looking
with disgust at her very much disturbed
desk, where the husband had been rum
maging. why didn't you ask me?'
and going to picture on the wall she
pulled the policy from behind it.
"And where" inquired the husband,
after he had recovered from his sur
prise, do those shares in the Pullaback
Valley Railroad and Timber Develop
ment company happen to be-"
They're safe enough" was the an
swer. They're in the closet under the
stairs behind the grape juice"
And the deed to the house?'
THAT'S upstairs in the spare room
packed away under your summer suit"
BY diligent cross examination the hus-
band found the locations, scattered from
cellar to roof. of numerous other docu-
ments of value. "And now" said he,
whats the answer"
why" said the wife, who was used
to his slang. II don't mean that any
robber shall ever come in and clean US
out In one hour search. He'd never
think Of the places I've chosen, and II
he did he would be heard going up and
down stairs and knocking over bottles"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
His Ambition Quenched.

Some day you may be president Of the
United States" said the patronizing per-
son. =. :.
II hardly think so," answered che
small boy with spectacles. my parents
would never consent to my standing out
Of doors on March day to be inaueu.
rated. Chicago journal.