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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
THE RIGHT SUITOR
PRELIMINARY STAGES NEEDED
u FOR GIEL TO DECIDE.
Shall Molly Favor Spectacular viii
or "old Fogy" JackP-People of
Diverse Temperaments the Hap
piest in Marriage-Rejected Be
cause he Wore Beggy Trousers
y Prospect of Funds to Keep the Pot
Boiling.
BY MARGARET E. sANGsrER.

SCopyright 1905. by Joseph B. Bowles)
A girl has two suitors. Both appeal
70 her but she cannot make up her mind
which to accept. she is still in maiden
meditation, fancy free. In the morning.
she thinks she prefers Jack. BY even
Ing. the scale tips in favor of Will Jack
j. solid. sensible. practical fellow.
steady-going as a clock a man with no
nonsense about him. man " no plods
along the beaten track. and who will be
sire by dint of sucking at his job, to
reach his goal Father and mother
secretly hope that Molly viii take Jack,
as they have their doubts about the per-
severance Of VIII. in any definite line.
And in the morning. when common
sense and prudence are In the ascend
ant. Molly thinks she may. She is al
most sure she ought TO say yes to
Jack. Yet. when she sees Will in dress
clothes. absolutely correct. with a flower
IN his buttonhole with that manner of
devotion SO courtly. 50 debOnair, so
deferential TO her and 10 womanhood
in her person. she waivers In society.
she always waivers. VIII dances like
feather. Jack plunges like clod.
VIII is brilliant and rattles on 70 a room
ful- Jack is silent and cannot talk,
unless on a serious subject. that he
knows all about The two are in con-
trast at every point Jack never takes
risks; he is caution iucarnate. VIII
Is never more himself than on the verge
of peril. He does not know what eau
siOn means
Morally, both lovers are impeccable.
They are clean. wholesome. loyal and
manly Both have a right TO the title
of gentlemen. Physically. each belongs
TO the finest flower OF the modern ath-
letic development
VIII is spectacular. Jack is an old
fogy. There you have the difference
IN word. and Molly may have either
and canDot decide which 70 choose.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Anvil Duet

Gladys-If she thinks her young man
Is such = paragon OF perfection, why
does she watch him so closely?
Esmeralda-She is afraid he is too
good 10 be Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Too Timid.

"And you are mad because he tried to
kiss your"
mo; I'm mad because he didn't try
harder "--Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

in water colors. The desiga should
first be laid In with Chinese white
mixed with aquarelle medium. then can
be finished with the pure colors. either
the ordinary moist colors. or croissant
colors, which ere especially prepared
for painting on silk. satin and gauge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Mack-You never heard OF Russell
Sage being overworked
Wyld--I never even heard of bis be-
ing worked--Grafter-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

In the long run. married people get
on better for not being too much alike.
Monotony in disposition NAV become a
WEAKNESS. There should be contrast
there should be the possibility of I'M
discovered regions TO explore in both
after the wedding day
Nature indicates the law of opposites
as better than the law of exact resem-
blances. A tail man likes TO tuck q
little woman under his arm. little
man struts complacently beside a grena-
der OF woman. The gypsy will tell
you as she crosses your palm, If you are
fair, that dark man will come court
Ing you before l2 months are over. But
n-you are a brunette, II is a fair-haired
viking that she bids you expect.
II Molly be light and mercurial. spon-
taneous and quick being of flashing
smiles and ready tears. she would far
better trust herself to Jack. the steady
going than 70 VIII, the reckless. He
will give her the poise she needs: he
Will perhaps not always keep pace with
her changeful caprices. but he Will ad
mire and love her and rest her. through
them all If she he cain. phlegmatic. of
tranquil nature and prudent turn, she
would better take headlong VIII. who
in the humdrum round OF life will keep
things moving and make the home
bright and the day buoyant. finding in
her his counterpart People Of decided
~ diverse temperaments are happier
in marriage than people who are al
most precisely alike.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Another at Montuomery AIa.

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. at is Of
ncially declared that case of yellow
fever is at the pest house here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Paid Hin, &c I'ail

Has be any fsilines?"
Yes; that's how be succeeda"-
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

As yet. it must be owned, she Is not in
love. A girl cannot be expected at
once, at an hours notice, OF week 5.
90 be In love with a man who is In love
with her. She is the sought. not the
seeking, the desired. not the desiring. II
is her privilege TO be COY, not TO be easily
won, 10 make up her mind at her leisure
When Cupid succeeds in breaking
down her defeRses and sends an arrow
into the guarded citadel OF her heart
she will have no more vacillation. She
will know whether 10 take Jack or Will
Romantic girls will not believe me. but
there are preliminary stages in wooing.
at which Cupid may receive some assist
ance. Very likely. neither Jack nor
Will shall be the husband for Molly
The right man may be at this moment
In Japan, or South Africa, or cruising
about among the islands OF the Carib-
bean sea. IL may be that she will. as
an honorable girl. have to dismiss both
lovers, because in her heart there will
be no full response 10 either.
God forbid girl from marriage
OF convenience. or from a marriage ia
which love is not the feature that pre-
dominates. and becomes the convincing
reason. But in the early. the initial
stage, when a girl is interested. and be-
gins to look at herself in the glass, and
wonder If her hair should be high or
low, and puts on a ribbon or pin with
a faint thought OF how IL will look in
the eyes of somebody who is coming to
call, and whom she finds good com
pany. she may ask herself certain CUES
lions
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

its qualities We
ration natural compound the inssns OF which would
States Government placed national patent rights hair
whh responsible
methO dS dsunara alings
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Sometimes the question is further
complicated 20 girl. by matters that
seem superficial, but in a way are vital,
denoting as they do points OF charac-
ter, girl wrote to me that she was
sure she loved certain youth, bur that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

REMEMBER:-AN CAD IN THE PLANET PAYS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23

ing; progressive party, true to the faith
OF It's founders and broad enough and lib
srai enough to deal with present issues.
A Democratic day is dawning- In the
next national campaign the stand-patters
the moSSbackS of the Republican party,
itself
The Republican. party even now is
made up largely of the very rich and the
very poor, and the reorganization, 1 fore
see, will drive from its ranks all who do
not belong to one or the other of those
classes The very rich viii control the
party and the very poor, always willing
rich mans table, viii stay with them. and
age is called the middle class. for rs ana
that is the class that will come to US a
million strong.
We have been defeated in the mast ard
we will have hard battles in the future
but you know the old saying: You can't
keep a good man down, and that applies
Jeltz, the colored editor of the LEADING ma
per or our state, and most of YOU reu1eu1-
per a few years ago he was a candidate
TOT a county off1ce and was defeated. Did
ne sulk, become a mugwump or join the
opposltion2 No, indeed He curved his
type announced we will aeain he esn-
dldate two years hence, for, like Bronco's
Snosl' we Will not down. -
Mr.. Brady's Speech.
Francis NJ. Brady, who was the
Democratic nominee for congressnan-
at-large ia the last campaign, re-
sponded to the toast, washington.
He said:
At this time cannot hope to say
awning new or original, but am sure
that there have been many things
said that will bear repetition. A high
degree OF satisfaction and pleasure |
came to me when I first noted the |
acllon OF our committee in calling to-
gerher In joyous festivity, the repre- !
sentatIves of Democracy upon this
great day, and there could be no
hlgher or more commendab purpose |
.1k.FD,~ S.esl
the birth and commemorate the life
and memories of the ~reatest, grand |
est, purest and most unseI11sh patriot, |
statesman and hero of all history.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23

given to the national government.
along these lines, is power taken from
the state or from the people. There
ought to be such a sentiment among
the people that such a monopoly could
not exist. You may say that such a
sentiment is impossible, but when our
ancestors had their rights infrinsed
the tea. This is the spirit which Sc
cured our independence It is the
spirit that must sustain us Take it
away and the republic is a dead
corpse.
'Fhe corporation. the artificial man.
is driving the real man out Of indie
pendent business.
Back of these institutions is the
mother Of trusts, the creation Of ma
tional law, who constantly admonishes
her child to be king, saying, DO You
not know that you have the power to
WreSt tribute from every fireside in
the land2 No man can build himself
a home, sit down to his frugal meal
or enjoy any of the common comforts
of life without contributing to you. Be
king, I stand between You and the
Of the rest Of the world
1.-THE future welfare Of the country
depends not on more gigantic corpora
tons, or better labor organizations or
a system of socialism but upon a
sturdy, intelligent, truth loving, moral
For the defense and MAIN
tenance of this citizenship there must
be a return to the good old Jefferson
AN maxim Of, Equal rights to all and
special privileges to none A return to
the competitive system. A system that
mas stimulated private enterprise and
Individual effort. One that has been
among the greatest civiIizing forces Of
he world
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23


ly is indefensible and intolerable' You
cannot go further than that. It was
conceded that the first part of that
plank was true and nobody tried to de-
fend private monopoles, and now the
Kansas Republicans come forward and
say that they are intolerable- Mr.. Gar
field, the son of a Republican president,
and the head of the corporation bureau
in a Republican administration, now
recommends the very plan for destroy
ing the trusts that was written in the
Democratic platform four years ago
The Democrats were not only first in
discovering the evil. but also in recon-
Inending the remedy. I mention these
things to show that the public trend at
present is back to the people, and the
Democratic party stands for this doc
trine.
1t is not in the power of anyone at
present to write the Democratic plat
form of 1908. That of 1904 will be ours
until another is made. 1t is not as good
as it ought to be, but it is better than
feared it would be when L read the
New York platform that was made just
before it. There is nothing in it about
an income tax, and there ought to have
been Neither is there any silver plank
in it. The silver men were strong
enough at st. Louis to keep out a gold
plank. and the gold men were strong
enough to KEEP out silver. but the money
question was injected into the cam
PaA7A' anu am now SAshN u - AS
plutocratic wing of the party made a
seapegoat of silver in two campaigns,
but they can do so no longer
I will not concede that the outcome
of events has indicated the position or
the Republicans. Suppose you Demo-
Gratis in Topeka should contend In a
municipal campaign that you need
more water here-if you can conceive
Democrat taking the water end OF
propositon-and there are q gooo many
Democrats who, like myself. conf1ne
themselves to water-suppose you
should contend that you need more
water. and you should propose as
municipal issue that water should be
brought in from Silver Lake. Suppose
the Republicans should say, You've got
water enough-you don't need any
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinfue Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it
fails to cure. E. ". Groves signature
is on each box 25c-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23

Telephone $50. Topeka Ice & Fuel
Co.. for lump coke. Prompt delivery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
DENN-ARIZONA CO. HOLD STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING--- G---OFFICERs
CLAIMS OWNED BY JOHNSON ARE
 NOT TAKEN.
Three Compartment Shaft Is to Be Sunk Immedfately-Sh -Shattuck-Arizo- na Company Also Hold Annual Meeting.

A three-compartment shaft is to be started on the Denn-Arizona claims at once, and is to be sunk just as fast as possible. This was one of the conclu- sions reached at the meeting of the stockholders of the company at the Miners and Merchants bank building yesterday. The three claims owned by J. M. Johnson were returned to the original owner yesterday, and the op- tion on this particular strip of ground forfeited. It was announced that the shaft wcIid be sunk on the Lee claim, which Is some distance from the first drill hole sunk by the company on the Johnson claim, but in close proximity to the second drill hole.
 The Denn-Arizona company also pur- chased outright from Mir Stersenberg- CT his ope-half interest in all of the claims under option to the company. This was straight out cash transac- tion. and this one-half interest is now held in the name of the Denn-Arizona Development Co. Other business transacted by the company was the payment to the other parties holding a one-half interest, the first payment on the option held by the company. Those who were interested in the first pay ment were Messrs. Denn. Muheim, Shattuck and Overlook.
 Among those present at the meeting were Thos. Bardon. of Ashland. Wis; A. Guthrie, St. Paul; Archie Chis- holm. Duluth; Martin Pattison. Supe- rior, Wis; B. NJ. Pattison, Bisbee; John T. Williams. Duluth; Morris Denn, L. c. Shattuck and Jos. Muheim
 The Denn-Arizona Company elected officers yesterday as fellows:
 Martin Pattison, president; Thos. G. Bardon, vice-president; L. c. Shat tuck, treasurer; John c. Williams, secretary.
 The action of the Denn-Arizona com pany yesterday in purchasing outright the one-b: If interest to the claims. demonstrates that enough showing has been made in the drill holes sunk in that locality to justify confidence in the ground and the equipment of ma necessary to put a shaft down to the ore. As a result of the meet ing yesterday Denn-Arizona stock was in good demand.
 At the conclusion of the annual yesterday of the Denn-Arizo- na company, the stockholders of the Shattuck-Arizona company met and proceeded to the election of directors for that company for the succeeding year
 The officers for this company an nounced after adjournment were Thos. Bardon, president; Martin Pattison. vice president; A. Chisholm, secretary and treasurer.
 Improvements contemplated at the Shattuck and Arizona in the very near future is the installation of a new hoist. In the meantime, however. work will be continued in the shaft and drift from the 500 with every indi- cation that the ore body is to be soon
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
NEW YORK MARKET CLOSED STRONG IN
 UPWARD MOVEMENT
DESPITE LAWsoN's ATTACK ON AMALcAMATED THAT STOCK CLOSED HIGHEST IN
 SEVERAL MONTHS.

Minneapolis Wires Chicago There Is Excellent Cash Demand in Whea, Market-oulet and Steady at Kan sas city-Provision Market Re mains Unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
DENN-ARIIONA CROWD BUY HALF FINTERESTIN
 THE DENN GROUP
BESIDES MAKING THIS PURCHASE PAY FIRST PAYMENT OF oP-
 TON FOR REMAINDER.
Entire List of 5onanxas Still Tumb- ling-North Butte Stock Advances to S22-Graf Thinks Good Buy at This Figure.
(By Frank J. Graf.l

Some few days ago we called your attention to the fact that there had been some talk regarding the Denn- Arizona people not taking the John ston property. We told you at the time that you need not worry, and let the men with the money attend to that part. We also told you that they were working for the welfare of the stockholders as well as their own in terest. At their regular. or rather first meeting today. held at the Miners and Merchants Bank. they thought that the territory that they are now own CTS of looked pretty good. and they just bought it outright. That is to say, they have bought one-half of the property and paid the good money for it, discounting the long payment and paying cash at the moment. thus say ing several thousand dollars for the stockholders.
 This is one of the first transactions that have occurred of this kind in this part of the territory, where the pur- chasers of the property take up as much property as they have and pay for the big end. By the mere fact of these people doing this goes to dem onstrate that they know enough of the property to warrant it's purchase. We understand that the shaft will be sunk on the Robert Lee claim, and will be started at once. Just one word: If yous have any Denn-Arizona that is worrying you. let us have it, for we can place it for you in hurry.
 The entire list of the Bonanza Cir cle stock is on the downward tenden- cy with the exception of North Butte. Calumet & Arizona sold off at $105 for part of the day, while c. & P. was bought up at $35. l.. s. & P. contin- ues to show considerable weakness and sales were made at s41.50. P. & D. can not be very far from bed rock now, selling at s22 for sS paid stock Junction has three days more before it is full paid stock see that you get your certificates into the transfer of fee at the earliest possible moment and stop delay on transferring. This will also help in the trading, as we can do better business for quick delivery and payments on stock sold. North Butte, without doubt has seen the low price for some little time. and think it . good buy at prevailing prices.
 We are in the market for a good sized block of Denn-Arizona.
 Manhattan is being offered at S10, while Chiricahua is offered at $53.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
THE COTTON MARKET.
New York Cotton.


 tBy Private Wire to Frank J. Graf
 Broker, c. Q. Hotel Bldg.)
 New York. April 12.-Business was quiet and the market featureless and dull The unsettled weather in the South seeras to check aggressive sell ing, and while the market sold off some few points there was good buying orders on scale down. Wall street continued to absorb the new crop months. There was somewhat bet ter spot demand in the South. New Orleans sent a lot of bearish news to the effect that the producer would not curtail his acreage to any extent. and that many of them are withdrawing from the organization to reduce the acreage. There seems to be a class of buying in the market OF the theory that cotton can not go much against the purchaser.
 Cotton-May, 7.55; July, 7.5O; Sep tember, 7.68.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
THE oRNooRFF HOTEL.

E Paso Is enterra1nmg maRy ci the people from Bisbee. Douglas, Can nes, and surrounding towns. It is suggested that when in the Pass cit7 they try the Orndorft hotel I. has Handsomely furnished rooms, Is so pleasantly situated on the Plaza, and the cuisine of the highest class, tAat visitors will be thoroughly sat. sned with theiT visit ts tks Oradorff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Corn.

Trade shows but little increase. but strength is well maintained. Un- doubtedly the small receipts estimated for tomorrow contributed the strength or today-s market.
 This market seems to us to act well. and as if it would advance some more on very little encouragement.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
For a Weak Digestion.

No medicine can replace food but Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food. It is not the quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digest ed and assimilated. If troubled with a weak digestion, don't fail to give these Tablets a trial. Thousands have been benefited by their use. They only cost a quarter. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Oats.

The cash sales today were 45,00O bushels, which tells the story of the slow cash market. Unless this de partment of the market improves, we feel the load will become very bur densome to long holders, especially in May.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Copper.
Copper. tBy Private Wire to Frank J. Graf Broker Conner Ouaen Hotel pId,

tBy Private Wire to Frank J. Graf
 Broker, Copper Queen Hotel Bldg.
 Boston, April 12.-The buying of Amalgamated still continues, and the stock closed at the highest for many months. U. S. Mining is still the fav- orite in Boston, selling up to 31 Is, with large volume of trading. Utah copper was very active at advancing prices in New York, gaining three points. The rest of the copper stocks were quiet with practically no changes in prices.
 Copper-Northern lake. 151-4 to IS 3-Sc
 Stock qoutations were as follows:
 Copper Range, 76.6: Old. Dom, 2G; Greene Con-, 29.4; Shannon, 7.5: Al. louez. 20.6; Cent. IA; Isle Royle, "A; Mass, 10.3; Mich. 13; Moh., 5; Osc.. 99; Vic, 4; Utah, 42.6; Bing. 3s-2: [. s. NJ. 3O.5: Granby, 6; wolv- 109; Tam, 12S.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Whaet.
tBy Private Wire to Frank J. Graf
 Broker, c. Q. Hotel Building.)

tBy Private Wire to Frank J. Graf
 Broker. c. Q. Hotel Building.)
 Chicago, April i2.-Minneapolis wires an excellent cash demand. with choice No. 1 selling at Dc over May Stock decreased 25O. .000 for four days
 Kansas City says: Wheat was quiet and steady. The action of the market seemed to indicate profit-taking on ad vance, and some short selling on con. tinued favorable weather.
 Jones report concerning winter wheat. in which he says the situation warrants expectation of 8 yield of 4OO,O00.0O0 bushels, had an effect on the market. All things considered the market does not act at all badly and seems to suggest less confidence in the market
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Provisions.

F The tendency of the market is un- changed. We see nothing in sight at
 the moment likely to change existing conditions or any hope of anything
 better for immediate future than a lscalping market.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Bonanza and Miscellaneous.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13


 (By Private Wire to Frank J. Graf. Broker, Copper Queen Hotel Building)
 New York, April 12.-Total sales Of shares. 1.196,10o. Money closed to 3 IA per cent; last loan at per cent.
 The market closed strong, all de- partments taking part in the general upward movement. At the opening and for some time thereafter the mar ket seemed to hesitate. and was clear ly under pressure. Heavy buying in steel and Union Pacific and continued bull tactics in the railway equipment shares. led by American Locomotive. which made a new high record, fright ened the large short interests into a general covering movement. The close tonight seems more encouraging to the bulls.
 Quotations were as follows:
 Anal, SS.1; c. F. l., 52.7; Mo. Pac.. 107.2; R. l., 34.6; R. I. APfd), 80: $. P., Union Pac.. 1927; Santa Fe, S9.G; San la Fe (Pfd). 1O3.1; B. R. T., 6e.5; T. C. l.. 100.6: U. S. Leather, 124; St Paul. 179.S; Erie. 45.4; Sugar, 142.6: N. & w.. S5; o. & w.. G1.4; Pa, 1425; Reading, 95.4; So. By, 34; T. & F., 3S.1; B. & O.. 1O9.4; c. c. w, 23.4; c. & A, 56.3; Colo. So.. 27.5; Erie (Pfd.) i, sol; Ills. Cent, 1G7.4: L. & N. 142: Mex Cent, PA; M. K. & T. (Com. l.. S14; M. K. & T. (Pfd). 67.1; Manhat., 1864; Met. St. By, 122.G; N. Y. Cent. 152
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Wheat.

Wheat-May, 115.4; July, SIP; Sep tember, S22
 Pork-May, 12.sO; July, 1912.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-11-17

tT Love runs but 1t never slops over.