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Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

gick jag till presten, och han foljde
med 49, Diet dr. en- arans man. Och vi
suite der och blefvo undfagnade, och
jag latsades villa k0pa alltihop och
prutade, och preston maklade, och sa
gick der bud till master och han kom
och skref kopebref. Och jag betalte
kontant - 1000 kronor for hela rasket
- jag lade till lite sjalf, men Diet far
jag nog igen af Andreas, Diet ar jag
inte radd for.
Mel. Diet var alltid en- dugtig
poke.
Men nj skulle sett karlens min,
mar jag skref pa baksidan: "Transpor-
teras pa Lars Manson och Ingrid Mar
t~ensdotter som valfortjant Ion for so
AIRS of0rtrutet odlingsarbete." Han
skamdes jagu som en- hund - han
trodde att jag och preston och nagra
andra hade lagt samman medlen och
kept Diet at err. Och han kan jul gerna
vara / den iron sa lange - dess mer
skams han, och Diet kan CORA den
rackaren godt. Och Andreas skrifver
att hvilken dag som helst kan err yng-
sta dotter Anna vara har - hon skulle
resa mar han skref. Hon har aldrig
trifts riktigt derinne, och MI will hon
bli hos er och varda er pa alderdomen.
Och har i korgen ar litet mat, som
lade in, sa att nj kan fra mid
sommarafton. Har har nj Andreas bref
att lasa pa mellan som nj alter. God
matt med err! Jag tror du crater, Ing
rid! Nu ska du val vara glad!
Nu crater jag - for litvet ar
anda sa harligt!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

da err, mr. Brown. bet lag en- mild
tonvigt pa "er'. Den ligger pa biblio-
lteksbordet.
Han skyndade genast | vag. Mar
jory sag pa mig. Jag sag pa Marjory.
Derpa sag Marjory pa sin taspets.
Lagga sig till med manlighet, Diet
ma jag saga! SADIE hon.
Alter sag hon pa mig. Jag matte
alldeles ha f0rlorat besinnlngen. / ALA
~handelser grep jag hennes hand.
All, Marjory, kara MarJory, SADIE
jag, will du int lagga dig till med zen
viss manlighet!" Jag skulle bli sd
lycklig, ON du vile lagga dig till med
mig! Jag ah, min Asking, min
asking!
Fogeln / appeltradet sjong sa vac-
kert, mar Brown kom nedf0r tradgards-
gangen med boken i hand. Han sag
genast hur Diet var fatt. Han tog upp
ism klocka.
Jag = skulle traffa en- person nu
pa ~formiddagen. Jag ser att klockan
ar mycket. God morgon,
Stackare, han sag forfarligt media
gen ut!
Marjory har just berattat for mig att
hon med fit skickade honom efter den
der boken.
Brown ar anda en- ganska hygglig
karl, mar ALT kommer omkring. Jag
tror jag skall bjuda honom till mar
skalk.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
MIDSOM MARvAkA.

M sveps den drommande midsommar.
natten
kring vida vatten,
och fjardarne glimma / gyllenbrand,
Sa lemna, du kara, de gamla | salem
och foil mig till dalen
och foil mig till ekan, som vantar vid
strand!
Sa ljufligt Diet ar med vannen vid sida
| drommar ia glida
l midsommarvaka pa vindtyst fjard.
bet glanser som guild Oliver himla-
hagen,
och gyllne star wagon,
som ginge pa skimrande moln var fard.
Sa varmande lust Diet blir / mitt SHINE.
M thar derinne
ALT morkt och ALT kulet, ALT fruset
och hardt.
ON ocksa, min kara, kring verlden vi
hume,
EFT land vi Ell funne,
sa midsommardejligt och lust som
vart.
Ma Aroma hvila! l matt ma vi dr0mma,
du trogna och omma,
den sista bland ungdomsvakorna ut.
Till allvarets kamp smart lifvet oss
viger:
Med sol, som stiger.
var ungdoms midsommarsaga ar slut.
STEM GranIund.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
| MlDsoMMARovxLLEN

Var helsad, 0 alton, du signade CAST!
| slattbygdens angd och bland fallen
Diet firas / norden en- jublande fest
I midsommarqvallen.
| k%yrkobyn andaktsfullt helg ringes in;
En- majstang star sirad pa hallen,
Der ungersven traffar van alsklingen
sin
| midsommarqvallen.
Till glade oss mana sma blommor
Och blidogda stjarnor pa pellen;
Och ALA vi sluta EFT hjarteforbund
midsommarqvallen.
| undangomd dial och pa tronande fall,
ia, babe / slotten och tjallen
bet halles en- hogtid sa signad, sa SAIL
| midsommarqvallen.
So.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
IVA
verklighetsbiId fran skane.

Hvarfor ar du sd tyst? bet ar
ju INSTRUMENTATION.
Jag tucker du sager ingenting,
du heller. Minis du hur glada och
fortjusta vi voro for sex ar sen mid
narration, mar vi hade lofvat hvar-
andra karlek och tro? Minis du Diet,
Ingrid?
- bet var da, Diet!
- Du tucker Diet ar gammalt nu, for
stas!
Jag vet knappt hvad jag skall
saga, vet du Lars! ALT sag sa lust
och harligt ut under de sex aren
har Diet blifvit ALT m0rkare - vi kun
ma jul inte ia nagot torp eller kopa EFT
hus, och pa Diet sattet kunna vi int
heller flytta samman. Aren ga, och vi
lie vi en- gang pa gamla dar komma
samman, ska vi bara sitta och glo surt
pa %hvarandra.
- Fly, sa du talar! Jag skulle at
minstone villa skiljas hadan med din
hand / min, ON ocksa vi hade slitit
ut var ungdom atskilda! Sesa, graf
nu int, tos!
10, ibland ar jag rent 'tvungen
till att grata - grata i arge = Oliver
att jorden ska vara sd stor och hem
manen sa manga, och sa ska der anda
int vara en- liten jordlapp till iva fat
tiga manniskor, som int begara battre
an att arbeta dagen i anda, ON de
bara ia arbeta tillsammans! Och stor-
gubbarna ha massor af jord, som de,
aldrig ems gitta odla upp men tror
| du de kunna beqvama sig till att upp-
| lata en- bit at den fattige! Mel, Diet
skulle ga deras ara for mar. Jag har
| fragat namdemannen tire ganger: tire
| tunnland af hans backe ligga for fafot,
men int kunde han lata oss bygga en-
liten stuga der och odla upp Diet! M
tror jag int mer pa nan framtid -
vi ha hvarken gud eller manniskor
med oss babe han och de, som ha
nagonting. ser ner pa oss.
- l qvall har du riktigt vandt vrang-
sidan utat. Och jag SON gladt mig
hela dagen at att vi skulle traffas |
qvall!
- Hvad tjanar Diet till att vi traffas?
bet svider sa mycket varre / hjartat
bakefter!
10, ser du, Ingrid! Sc, jag har
babe stuga och jordlott EFT belt
herman, du, ON du will vars med ON
att det ega och besitta.
- Ar du toppig, poke?
- Mel du! Hor nu pa. Jag kan
ia 0fverta traskomakarens stuga pa
mr. 3 - han dog / fjol, och rusthallaren
will lata mig ia stugan, sen enkan kom,
nit pa fa~ttighuset. Jag skulle CORA
10 mans. och 4 fruntimmersdagsver
ken ON aret for stugan och den lila
tradgardsplatten. Och SEN skulle jag
IA bryta opp af stenbacken bredvid sd
mycket jag vile och kunde ha Diet
utan afgald de forsta fem aren, och
SEN skulle Jag betala femton kronol
tunnlandet. Sa lange nagon af oss
lefver, sitta vi qvar der, och efter val
dod har han hemmansbiten tillbaka
odladt skick.
j Den blefve int var, saledes?
Mel, marker Dir ju hans.
Alt slitet skulle vara for honon
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

Och sedan. L%ojtnanten: Ack,
min froken, blot en- kyss fran dessa
,skona lappar och sedan. -.
Froken (kallt) - Ma, hvad sedan?
Lojtnanten: Och sd en- till.
Sjalfforstadt. - Glader mig synner-
ligt att traffa min nadiga -. Hur
kannes Diet att vara nygift?
- All, jag ar sa lycklig!
Och er herr man?
- Han - han maste vara Diet.
Tire visa rad. For en- oxe Dor nan
akta sig framtill, for en- asna baktill
och for en- raj pa bada sidor.
England och Amerika. Londonbon:
- Nj ska ju ha sa h0ga hus i Chicago?
Chicagobon: - ON vi ha... bet
finnes hus i Chicago, som ha evig sn0
pa taken.
En- eammai bekant. Pastorn: - God
dag, kara far.
Ole i Stennult (blind): - God dag,
god dag, hvem ar det? Jag kan int
Sc.
Kan nj int hora Diet pa r0sten?
10, ar Diet int kr0gar'n i Bro
kind?
Praktisk. Fla (till sin matmor): -
Nils August har frat till mig, tycker
frun att ia ska ia honom?
Frun: - Tucker du ON honom da?
Fla: Anej, inte sa varst, men 81
han Dor ijamte J~onssons, a bli vi gifta.
sa kunde ia och Jonssonsmora byka
tesammans.
Som SAINT var. Han: - Jag undrar
hur gammal fr0ken egentligen ar.
Hon: Hvarf0r fragar nj mig int?
Han: Derfor att jag vet att nj inte
skall saga mig sanningen.
Hon: 10, Diet lofvar jag att jag
skall CORA.
Han: - Ma, hur gammal ar nj da?
Hon: bet angar er int.
Arftanten. Vigseln har nyss egt
rum. bet nyblifna akta paret faller i
hVarandras armar Den nygifta frun
hyiskar gladjestralande till sin man:
Min dyre Otto, nu ar jag helt och
ballet din. Din lycka ar min lycka.
din sorg min sorg, och...
- Din rika tant min tant, tillagger
den 0mme Otto.
Traffande. Preston har fat veta
att en- af konfirmanderna huggit swan
sen af en- katt. Han kallar dem till
sammans och halter en- f0rmaning in
for dem.
- Kan nagon af err saga mig EFT BIZ
belord, der denna rahet mot djuren be-
lagges med strait?
Lang paus. Andtligen racker en-
upp EFT finger.
- Naa!
- Hvad Gud hafver sammanfogat
skall manniskan icke atskilja.
AfarsanIas. Lille Isak tillfragas i
skolan af magistern: - Hur mycket
ar 2 plus 2?
Lille Isak: - Fem.
Magistern: Laga del i vag hem
till dina f0raldrar och fraga dem hur
mycket 2 plus 2 ar. sd far du hora.
Lille lsak gar och i trappan m0ter
han lila Abel.
i. Hur mycket ar 2 plus %,
- Fyra, ssger lille Abel.
Ma, svarar Isak, Diet racker int
jag bjod honom 5 deroppe och har
: sparka ut NEIL.
= b.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
eRYM oTuR.

Friaren: Jag har tagit mig fri
heten upps0ka er for att anhalla ON er
dotters, froken Rut, hand.
Millionaren: - bet gor mig ondt,
men min dotter Rut har just i dagarna
forlofvat sig med en- AMMAN.
Friaren: - 4, sa jag Rut! Sa tank
spridd jag ar. Jag menade naturligt-
Wis er andra fr0ken dotter.
M~illionaren: - Hon ar gift.
Friaren: = 4, bevars... Jag will val
hoppas att er tredje froken dotter ar
ledig.
M~illionaren: - Jag har ingen tredje
dotter.
Friaren: Herr brukspatron, jag
kan int uppfatta delta annat an som
EFT absolut afbojande att Oliver hufvud
taget alls villa ha mig till swanson.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
AUGHED At OFFER
( OF A $4,000 PLACE
II Don't Want to Be a Joke"
Said Meyers, Offered
Justice Nomination.
SUGGESTED A FRIEND.
Rosenthal Accepted and in the
Hearst Wave Was Swept
On to Victory.
SUGGESTED A FRIEND.

When . man e fool enough 70 hcl;
gift horse in the face he ought to
have no yain regrets, has long been the
philosophy OF Abe Meyers, a wealthy
property owner OF Brownsville, who has
bong been a familiar figure in the Grim
tpal Court Building, But Meyers has
Changed his tune and excited no little
eminent about the corridors of General
Sesslons to-day by occasionally walking
lPto a corner and kicking himself.
EARLY last month Meyers was paying
pnochle in the rear Of a Brownsville
kAloon with Alexander Rosenthal and a
third man, who. Il Is said. can speak
tbarcely half a dozen words OF English,
" Municipal Ownership Club had Just
tbrung into lie In the district and the
Organizers were looking about for a
man OF sone popularity in the neigh
horhood.
An Officer Of the club approached the
three men playing pinochle and ad-
dressed Meyers:
"Mr, Meyers We would like to nomi-
nate you for Alderman OF this dis
tflct."
Don't make me laugh" retorted
Meyers, I'm busy"
The Hearst man persisted and finally
Meyers said, We'll, II you are 50 hard
up for a candidate put up my friend
here noddlng toward the German,
FNHeis a good fellow and don't mind
having his name on a sign" The Ger
mans name went down on the list.
But the Municipal Ownership man
was not through. He asked Meyers II
he would accept the nomination for Mu-
niclpal Court Justice.
nix" replied Meyers, 81 don't want
% be a Joke In the district. Why don't
you put up Rosenthal here? He's a
good fellow. He amt 50 sensitive about
being joked with" R~osenthal's name
plso went down on the list. Both men
we're elected, Rosenthal getting a ten
year Job at 5000 a year.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
Bird and Cage
Complete
China

DINNER SETS-A new Importa-
ton OF very Fine French China
Dinner Sets, 100 pieces to the Set,
including Soup Toureen, and three
meat dishes, floral spray decorations,
elouded gold handles, from
$3.50 up
DlNNERSETS-Offi fine American
porcelain. 100 pieces TO the set each
piece sold lined, and a number OF
decorations to select from,
$1,000 and up
CELERY SLTS-Of fine English
porcelain, neatly decorated and gold
lined,
SIPS up
CRANBERRY SETS-Of imita.
ton cut glass, something in new
designs,
39c and up
The evening world., 1905-11-09
C|ECERICH UPHOLDS
MORTGAGE TAX LAW.
May Be Unwise, But It Is
Constitutional, Declares
Justice.

Justice Giegcrich, Of the Supreme
Court, ruled, to-day, In the suit OF
Michael H. E.sman against Register
John II. J. Ronner FOR a mandamus to
compel him TO register a mortgage for
him free and without the fee fixed by
the Mortgage Tax law, that the law is
constitutional and not in violation Of
tho home rule principle. nor of any other
rule OF law.
This was a test oase brought TO deter
mine the constitutional status of the
Mortgage Tax law imposing a tax Of
one-half Of one per cent. on every mort
gage recorded after a certain date
Thousands Of ola mortgages were hur
rled 10 the Registers Office and recorded
Just before the new law went into effect.
Il wus urged that rp low was In yio-
The evening world., 1905-11-09
Oil Heaters

We offer choice of The Millar,"
THE Perfect" The Banner"
The Perfection" Oil Heaters
all fully nickel trimmed, holds a
gallon OF oil, solid brass tank, war.
ranted against smell or smoke;
regularly sold elsewhere
for S498, our price -. D4.Eo
The evening world., 1905-11-09
OPPOSE RATE CONTROL.
Alabama Commercial body on
Record Against RooseVelts Plnn.

DECATUR, Ala, Nov. 9.-The Ala
bama Commercial and Industrial Asso.
ciatiun ~ lis eleventh annual conyen-
ton yes .erday protested indirectly
against President Rooseyclt's policy OF
Federal regulation of railways, cnar.
ucterized railways as the greatest de.
velupers Of the country and defeated
0y a decisive majority the passage Of a
resolution that condemned alleged dis
ordinations I'm labama freight rates.
James II. Patton, OF ostln. assistant
secretary Of the immigration Restric.
zion League, addressed the convention.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
GOT VERDICT FOR $1,000.
Jury Believes FriScin's story of
Being Thrown on n Cur.

Giuseppe FriscIa declared In court
that a conductor on an East Broadway
horse car threw him or the platform
pn his head, and that ne was perma-
pently injured. The Dry Dock, East
Broadway and Battery Railway Com
pany denied this, and it's witnesses ter.
tiled that Fris'il and another plssen-
gtr were boister)us and dis5rderly on
the car; lnsulted a passerby, and that
when Friscia's hat fell of and he went
10 get It the pasSerby got him and that
In the Draw he vas hurt.
The jury before Justice ODwyer. In
tbs City Court. bel.ev5i Friscla and
awarded him s., 600 damages to-day,
The evening world., 1905-11-09
Thanksgiving Offerings in
HOuSefurniShingS and China

A very large assortment OF fancy
moulds Imported.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
NO SUBSTITUTE.

Ask for Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup, Insist
there is. no. remedy better OF. lust rs good
as DR., Bulls Cough Syrup which 10 the best,
Do not experiment With something else. 10
Is dangerous 10 health, Use Dr. .Bulls Cough
glsS. Price. Ge., soc, ald tl.0 o bottle.
The evening world., 1905-11-09

QUICK ANSWERS TO HELP
CALLS come to advertisers who put
their Help Wanted" advts. In the
Sunday World. Competent workers
seeking employment look 10 Sun
aaS World wnnts for guidaa.s.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

Quotations for foundry at the Il a. and l p IN.
calls to-day compare with closing prices of
Wednesday as follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IaY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Chicago June 22.-Wheat was strong to-day. De
cause of the fear that farmers Will have 10 De
+enonted by continuation Of such prices to induce
them TO sell the grain now being harvested Ihat
would make it extremely awkward for july shorlS'
who were evincing great deal OF nervousness over
tho situation Less was heard of damage by rust
to the spring wheat, and the September delivery
was therefore much less strong than the July
Corn was firm on the good demand for domestic
consumption and oats for similar reason. FRO
visions were firm, but did not hold much OF an
early advance they had made.
Cold and dry weather everywhere caused an easy
feeling at the opening of the wheat market put
soon after predictions of showery weather result
ed in advancing prices. offerings OF july were
light The market increased in strength curing
the session, owing to the evidence OF growing
scarcity of milling wheat. Estimate for to-mor-
row one car July sold from sS7sc to soAc, closing
at 90c to 901sc The highest for September was
S47sc the lowest S37sc, and the close was S44sc.
Trade in corn was good and in fair volume with
fluctuations within a narrow range Oirerlngs were
small though receipts were liberal Local receipts
were S4s cars of which 11S were contract. and in
addition 2470OO bushels of the same quality were
transferred from private houses Shipments were
504 00 bushels; estimate for tomorrow. AT cars.
The highest for July 551sc; the lowest, SAC;
the close was 549tc to 545Sc. September sold from
SIC TO 531ac to 535sc, closing at 53hc.
Oats opened steady to a shade easier, but later
prices reacted in sympathy with corn. Trade was
light. Receipts were 1876 cars of which SO cars
u-ere contract Shipments were 122 600 bushels:
estimate for tomorrow. 9S cars. On covering by
shorts toward the close the market advanced from
911Ic the low point 32c for July closing at Sl7Sc
to 32c. The buying started by Pringle. fol-
lowed by McReynoids and Kidston- September
closed at S0hc; the highest was Scac and the low
est 2924c
provisions ruled duh and strong. The strength
in hogs was tie principal bull factor. Later the
strength IN coarse grains helped to hold prices
The offerings were at all times limited with the
execution of lard. September pork sold from
so s2I to s2 90 and eased off 20 $l2 843 Septem-
bo lard sold from ST 42 to 81 Az and eased off to
s74. july ribs sold from 81 721s TO 81 70 to 81 80
Hog receipts were 27,OOO head and prices at the
yards were &c higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
PACIFIC MAIL.

The full pamphlet report Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for the year ended April 90
1905 shows earnings and expenses in detail for the
year with comparisons follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
i04th Consecutive Dividend

The Oriental Bank of New York.
21st, 1905.
The Board of Directors day declared a semi
anr ual dividend Of Five Per Cent. tax pay
able July 1st. 1905 The transfer books will close
June oath. 1905. at II O'Clock H.. and will open or
July 3d. 1905. 10 o'clock A NJ
GEORGE w ADAMS Cashier
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
NEwyERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

tRevised daily by ] Thomas Re:nhardt II waIi-st)
BID ASKED
American Deck & Imp Co IS 1921 ] & J..--...I14$
lsersen Turnpike 5s. 1851, s...-.-.IyO
lsrursaick Traction u.s. 1856 sI1z
Canldse & Trenton Hy LIST 5s. 1922 & E....lov lOln
DO gen 5s 1881 q J-...e...-...-....-...l 100
Camden A. suburbaa lly 1916. -1OJ
CenlTsi Electric Co Of \ LIST 1850 100 f0I
citlxens- Electric Co 5s 1915 Ii & NJ. 90
t,o1soitdated Trac Co 5s. 1888 J&D 1U3 ITO
Consumers Light II & Co Sc. 1885 & .-1l0
Edison Elec N Co tpaerson) Last 5s. 1912. J Jl00
do 5s. 1925. & p l1l ,oo
Eliz Pi & Cent JeT r. Is. 1880 J D.. % 100
Elizabeth & Raritan Street RS gen 5s. 1864 %
FEsex Passenger U con ds 1885. & NJ lGG55 l0l
Gas EIee CO Of Berg Isl 5s, Isis d. .lG2 io4
90 Ss 1905 , n q > - i, =. -i655 7 = az
Ioboken Ferry Go LIST con 1876 II & N. 10 Ill
Eobokeu Land * imp Co 5s 1910. II Z S.-.------
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.

GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
1868.
Number OF miles .eo4 4os5 4oS2 s-o 4'9S2 9S9
ian / 10 June H.. IA. .6a3.G03 13. 15l,54e
TEXAS CENTRAL.
Second week June. s12,1s0 $S.425 S759l
~. ! "a .Iuue H.. 793 4g7 7i4 a35
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN.
,,..t .. Nav - 81 8G3 :57 So ,r35 O00 81 1886 so
1,,. -, MAJ ri - - 700 457 $3.50 OT5 All
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY.
, month r.,ra % uS So 1922 sln249I5 ST. $50 2TQ
Operating expenses -. LlS5,3e9 hos4.4H l'l@S.Vf
IA, ea-ntugs ... $9TT.a23 ss4O 43G STG9.Gc9
Renewals additions. etc I2',4SA G',soS
So goo ST72 rs s709G0a
Charges, taxes. etc. S'"'''S "-''-lV 80
se7s 67t so43349 SiSG9a3
JuY -oitss ~ S2a eTa s27 sie reese $1T,2t lss
tIrehe 10 So 6I:4 II uGO s42 l0,G3S 52l
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
STOCKS.


Consolidated Traction Co OF J.........-..s2 81 S3
Joseph Dixon -rucibIe Company. -515
Essex Hudson Gas Company .120 129
Gas & Electric Of Bergen County 60 6z
Hackensack Water Company common. 160
do preferred. 16O
HGboken Land & Improvement Company 200
Hudson County Gas Company i'll
Jersey City. Hoboken & Paterson Ry Co...-.- %
2. LOrlllard preferred
Newark Consolidated Gas Company 92 S3n
Brunswick Light. Heat * Power Co... 80
Nev-Jersey Zine Company. -.-.-...--..-....- -2G0
Nev-York & New-Jersey Telephone Company. .16S 1T2
North Jersey Street Railway Company. 20
Paterson & Passaic Gas Electric Company. "a ~
Public Service Corporation 12O l30
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company .25O 2UO
:cI1erset. Union MiddleseX Lighting Co... 30
South Electric Traction l2IE2 13o
Singer Manufacturing Company ........--..... .635
Standard Oil Company .6lS 62z
United Electric Company oe Nsw-Jersey.... -
eFlat price quotations.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

d by Charles d. Barney & Co. No. 20 Broad-st..
ork and No. l22 South 4tl-st.. Philadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the Il a. m. and
p. m calls to-day compare with final prices of
Wednesday as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

Time is stage money to the husky
hobo.
He who hopes for the best seldom
expects it.
Marriage is always a serious step
or a more serious misstep
Most married men find it easier tc
be bOssed than to be boss.
Most of the so-called original ideas
have been on the 'tobcggan for
centuries.
Every time man makes love to h IS
wife he makes a profitable in vest
ment.
But the only way to find cut what
a woman really thinks of you is to
marry her. Y.F
II there is any one spinster real
ly hates it is a woman who had three
husbands.
The man who tries tc, kill two birds
with one stone is lucky if he doesn't
lose the stone.
A strenuous young man who de-
clares his willingness to shed his last
drop of blood for girl is never in a
hurry to shed the first drop--Chi-
cago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
The Benefit. of Sugar.

A correspondent remarks that sugar
has modified the history OF Europe aE.'
of the world in more ways than one.
Used in England four centuries ago
almost exclusively in the preparation
Of medicines and long afterward all
article of luxury only accessible to the
rich, it has by enlarged production AMI
cheapened manufacture been brought
within the reach of all. The universal
use of this practically pure carbohy-
drate, which is not only freely burn
ing fuel and proteid sparer. but mus
Gle food. increasing the power of doing
work and lessening fatigue, must have
had widespread and beneficial effects
on the national health. Especially in
the case of children, whose greed Of
sugar is the expression,of physiolog-
ical want, has that food been valuable
in conducting to growth, contentment
and we'll being.-St. James Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
SETTLING A DISPUTED POINT.

The witness was tesy CID gentle
man from Boston.
"I will ask you,' said the lawyer
who was cross-examining him, "how
YOU recognized the defendant. did
he have chin whickers?"
"Hold on" interposed the other
lawyer. "You needn't answer that, l
object!'
Then ensued a legal wrangle for
fifteen minutes.
you may answer It, ruled the
judge.
Il will ask you again" resumed the
lawyer, did the man who you saw
Ell that occasion wear chin whis-
kers?'
"Ee cid net, sir responded the
W tness. NO man wears chin whis
fers On his chm. Whiskers grow On
the cheeks, as may be ascertained by
consulting any trustworthy English
lexicon"
Then followed another legal wran-
ele.-Chicago Tribune.