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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14

Several hotels have arranged TO cele-
brate shrove Tuesday with a Mardi Gras
supper and dance At the Vanderbilt,
Biltmorc. McAlpin and Claridge there
will he mcrrymaYcng, with prizes for the
most beautiful and for the most original
costumes. The dinner reservations are
very large.
A. the Claridge will be Percival s.
Hill, Thomas Mckee, II q. Henning,
G. S. Reos, =. Pullman. X. Baumgarten,
W. $. Gurley. Mrs r. Il. Harris Joseph
Schloss, r. W. Alien, ~. $. Reynolds.
Maurice Mayer. Dr. S. Oppenheimer.
Mrs. Edgar Selwyn. e. T Takamini. Mr..
and Mrs p. *. Pulsifer, Mrs. ". Vincent
and Joseph A. Flynn
Tie members of the Knickerbocker
Relief club will hold their next dance
at the Hotel Belleclaire on Wednesday
evening. on February IS the club will
celebrate its fifteenth anniversary by a
dinner and dance az the Hotel Gro.
gorian.
angements are under way Tor the
dinner and dance Of the New York
southern society which is to he held at
the Aston February 90.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
will hold = banquet and dance In the
Hotel McAlpn Winter Garden on Feb
,1iary 90 to commemorate the twentieth
anniversary Of the founding Of the
chapters AT Columbia University and st.
stephens College.
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MARDI GRAS FESTIVITIES
PLANNED BY HOTELS

banquet and reunion IL Solomon
y. Wolf, chairman. T.. J. La Place,
G. T. Fendt, John Farley, J. Shannon,
O. Stamberger, II. 8. Crossman. Il. Car
penter W. G. Urban, w wtzel, A.
Olpp. e. Shoemaker. A. Mullady. J. T.
Gibbons. Lewis smith. f. o. Binzcn
and DR.. c. ?. Martin.
The Life as Fine Art" Club held
a Valentine breakfast and dance In the
ballroom OF the Hotel McAlpln yester-
day afternoon. The speakers were
Miss Dorothy Dix. Mrs. Mildred Manly
Easton. Mrs. Eugene J. Grant, John
r Tucker and Mrs. Elmer r. Black.
Musical and vocal selections were given
nv Miss A. Ruth Hickman. Miss Mabel
Nollmsn. Joyce kilmer. Edwin Beib-
freed and Mrs Kate Epson Clark.
Among the guests were Miss Florence
Guernsey, Mrs Grace Gaylor Clark.
Miss Helen varick Boswell and Mre
Roscoe r. Raney
There was the usual assembly at tho
Saturday evening supper dance I'm tile
Biltmore main restaurant last night
under the direction of Mrs Alexander
NJ Thackara. Jr. Dances To patriotic
tunes were given by Miss Marion Nor
gan and A. Baldwin Sloane Some
Of those entertaining at dinner and
supper were Mrs. " o Moody, Sir
william Mackenzie, Mrs J. Borden
Estee and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Fabyan.
The MANAGEMENT Of the Vanderbilt
has prepared for this evenings must
cale I'm the Della Robbia room n selec-
tion from Carmen" to he given by
Signor Silvio Beldi and Nine, Jeanne
Maubourg Several other French and
English songs will be sung by them,
and Josef Fejer and his Hungarian
musicians will assist
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lnC0lNlu NCu
rWtn'or" clean
HOUSE, s s.s ig2% inca,,op.
uiuiIro every modern Improvement
nAWIlIuN the best cuisine IN an Bcrwudr
For more than Is years the American House
management has kept apAcc 81 tho highest
ideals and best efficiency Of American Hotels
Win tho result that the American House r.
the most highly recommended moderate
priced family hotel in Rcrmuds II Is =,
centre Of COLONY activity and offers an ideal
residence for winter tourists
Reservations nov for ans part ofthe winter
4. rAStHAG. Proprietor.
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PRINCETON 90 HOLDS REUNION
Novel Decorations Mark Annual
dinner at the Msrtipiaue.

Saventy-f1ve Princeton men " the
class Of 1909 attended their annual class
reunion dinner at the Hotel Martinique
last night. Tho figure of tiger with
electric bulb eyes stood in tho centre Of
the room and the tables were arranged
about It.
Norman Armour was toastmaster and
n q. Treadwcll was master OF cere-
monies There were several sketches
and speeches aud moving pictures of last
years reunion at Princeton.
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$500 FOR PAIR OF VASES.
HoiIinEwortb Art sale brings n
Total az ss,hkt.

J. n Carr paid 5000 for a pair ~
KEN Lung porcelain vases In the IIoi-
llnEworth sale in Silo's Fifth Avenue
Galleries yesterday. lie bought n SEQ
ond pair OF vases Of the same period
decorated with chrysanthemums and
butterflies upon blue for S24o.
II d. Dennison paid si24 for a pair
OF Klein Lung sugar Jars and Mrs. ].
Marowitz gave sos for a Ming sugar
Tar. The total for porcelains was s3.34J
and FOR the Chinese rugs that were also
sold s52o6, making a grand total for
the afternoon Of SS,55i.
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e. II. j." THE MANHATTAN
PHILOSOPHER, DEAD AT 10
Custom House Clerk Who Saw Many Things
Outside Pondered Them Well and Then
Wrote Wise Letters About Them

There wont he any more OF those
occasional delightful letters TO THE SUN
from the Manhattan Philosopher. "E.
~ b. who was Edward Henry Jones
the author ~ them all died on Friday
At his home. 81 St Marks place He
would have been rs years old YES
terday
For almost hair those seventy-six
years v. H. \. wrote to TIVE SUN on all
sorts Of topics. ever since he became
clerk in the Custom House. and 1t
is thirtv-fve years since he fret linked
a pen there The ink on 1t never had
chance TO dry. He kept his pen dr-v-
ing steadily over white paper IN oommu-
nications addressed to fellow clerks,
friends and the troops Of people who
wrote TO him TO say that they agreed
with. disagreed with, liked, disliked, ad-
nired or hated what he had said in his
last letter I'm this newspaper. But
his public documents were addressed
to THE SuN only And II was on them
that his right TO be called the Manhattan
Philosopher was securely founded.
One of f. H. Us last letters to TIVE
sun was printed on January IS and
IN " he said
things a husband does that he keeps
from his wife's knowledge for the sake
Of peace in the family. but certainly
voting for women is not one OF them
~ have always believed In voting for
decent women. but not for female bat
tie axes or female monsters vino 20
around destroying property and assault
Ing decent men in the public streets.
A man should he proud. not
ashamed. Of being in favor Of woman
suffrage"
lectual conquest by the Manhattan
Philosopher" Mrs. Gummage" wrote:
"'E. II. j. must be tho dearest old
thing.
81 love him for his threeply phdlns-
ophy. and his letters are So 10 the point.
"Of course do not always agree with
him, but nevertheless We must all take
of our hats to him for his chivilry."
Hts Chair Wa. Hts Bed.
Mr., Jones indited these letters AZ homo
sitting In an easy chair with a big red
hack-the chair in which he slept, He
did not go 70 he'd This astounding
fact repeated among his fellow clerks
as matter probably fabulous, was con
firmed yesterday by Mrs. Jones, a white
haired fine faced woman. who alone
survives her husband. \ son is dead.
For forty-three years he slept al
ways in the chair by the window" she
said. He was horn in Manchester.
England. His father was Welsh his
mother Irish He had been school
teacher in Manchester when he came TO
America
In IA" civil war Nj Jones was first
the captains clerk on the Juniata and
arterward a naval paymaster. Some
where around that period OF seagoing he
visited St Helena and Napoleon's grave
II was landmark He remembered It
wildly in all the years OF clerking that
followed. These we're spent. first, with
Scott Bros. commission house, and
then in the Government service.
Each morning before arising from
the chair) he read three newspapers
As he read them he got gimpses
through the latticed shutter of tho un-
lettered and exciting life of st Marks
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"CEDARHIRsI"
INVERURIE HOTEL

Most Attractivcly located on Hamilton
Uarhor Has every comfort and convenience
10 bc found IN hnCst American hotels Best
table I'm Bermuda. An large, outside rooms
Win splendid Views OF land aud sea Con.
Quoted by an American to- Americans Rates
and booklets from e. VI JOHNSON, Hamilton
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An AEcicnt C:vll!raEen.

Where was tae most ancient rls iltgafyon known?" asks a recent t7Ht. elcr in Turkestan, Dr. ". J. Tarzne !se, tn the Springfield Hrpubiican. E1 plorations show that ten thousand years ego twice the age Of the Egyo ian pyralntds} a people lived Eoutn. east of the Caspian sea. about 1Z0 miles from the sea, who bud brick houses, decorated pottery, convenient end ingenious household "Rrtic.es, and domestic animals; they raised and ground wE sat, and cooked their food So far as can hs told. they had no weapons. and lived in peace with their ne!ghbors-a trait that may be taken as evidenc;ng civilization, or its ab sanca. according to tho nnin| of v1sv
 Tsu.s.ta;nous Greece.
 : Greece is extremely pacuntalnous ,he only plain region worthy ot the game being found in Taessaiy. h ta,s province is a large quantity Of andevelcped water power, furnished by torrents which sweep through the pains in the rainy season, doing great damage, their course for the remaind or of the year being marked by dr7 ~ev1no&. t4
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POLICE ARE HUNTING
 VICE INVESTIGATOR
Head of Battle CreHl "House of Mystery" Said to Have Married
 Seven Rich Widows

South Bend, Ind, Nov. 22.-A war rant was issued today for the arrest Of John H. Quilhot, vice investigator, head of the house of mystery" at Battle Creek, Mich., said to have been several times marrisd, and sacn time to wealthy widow. /
 Three charges have been made against him, but the nature of ther' is being withheld by the police. The Battle Creek police made an effort to locate Quilhot today, but were un- successful.
 A second pro posal of marriage on the first day. an offer to sell her property, an e1opement the second day, and 8 vanishing groom on the third day, completes the story Of the exciting adventures of Mrs. John 'Dressback of Saint Joseph, IT,, who is said to be the seventh addition 10 The list of unfortunate wealthy widows who married Qunhot less than two years ago.
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Whae acardais Is

Of scandal, the New Republic writes: "Thsre are few of us wLc dc not enjoy thia sense of really knew ing what's what. 1t extends OUT ex- per1ence, and gives us vicarious i'm portance. If we cannot live great passions. we can at least read about Mine Du Barry's buudoir: + we cen. not be smart, we can st least fec. that we haye an insiders knowledge of the smart set. Tho moral earnest, ness and deep attention which people will devote to discussing oyher peo ple's domestic affairs suggests that gossip is perhaps genuine primal tive art in whica therc Is Interest through pity and lear md pride and Joy. One woman leaves her husband; . hundred women chatter about 1t, and their passionate, interest might make . cynic wonder whether they srs not living through all the, emo vens of . great adventure without tho risk of moving away from thear own steam radiators. Gossip is ex, perience without respon sibility. It is . means Of taking part in inter esting or important events without any of tho risk that comes of being m actor In them. Gossip, in short. b tho pleasure of the spectator st tAa tuslnesa q Nfo,"
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FAITH NEWS NOTES.

Faith, Nov. 22.-Leroy Culpepper went to Pine Bluff Wednesday.
 Mrs. Culpepper spent Wednesday and Thursday in Pine Bluff with her sister, Mrs. Jefferies.
 A box supper was given Thursday y night for tha benefit of the church.
 Miss Ruby Griffin entertained a humber of friends at her home at Eoane Friday night.
 Mrs. Fannie Smith and son, Jewel. of Buena Vista is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clay.
 T. A. Sims spent Saturday and Sunday in Pine Bluff.
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Eaton and sons, D. F. and Harry, visited relatives here the latter part of the week. =.
 Miss Grace Steed spent the week. end with rlatives in Pine Bluff.
 Ronald Helvie of Pine Bluff visited relatives here Sunday.
 Great progress has been made in the. construction Of new Methodist church here.
 Mrs. T. l.. Adams went to the city Tuesday. ...- ..
 Mrs. J. T. Herr, and daughter. Miss Amy, went to the city Tuesday.
 Mrs. w. H. Ellison made trip to Pine Bluff Tuesday.
 Mrs. Hattie Strahn of Pine Bluff visited her mother, Mrs. Jones this week. ; .%'' i
 Mrs. o. H. Taylor went to Pine Bluff Wednesday.
 J. T. Herr made a trip to the city Wednesday,,
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WARNING ORDER.

In th2 .Chancsry Court of Jeffer- son County, Arkansas. Callis T. Hardovell, plaintiff vs' Tom Hardovell, defendant. The defendant, Tom Hard2vell, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the con, plaint of plaintiff, Callie T. Hardovali Given under my hand and the seal of said Court ths goth day of MO- vember A. D. 1915.
 F. M. REEVES, Clerk.
 S. r. VAULX, D. C. 11-23- -12-7-14-21.
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xe,y York Cotton.

v,v york, Nov. 22.-.Tns .rn,s.. cotton 70 on |rss' us. Gt' of 6 points to a decline of ao: ? |ir'nse .,ith uI January selling at ll'Soc' Plas' l.s st fl 12.o2c and May at l2'l1c ,e.. on n |.'se s.,1' a' Liverpool was rather better E a,,s .ue and the census report snow |'n aay aeyy7s4 sg bales gained to, Novem.
 s''ai A. tbis year, against l1'e7i,2lo T F ,.st ., year, and was just about 70,
 lss s',s ,"yr with bullish predictions. The ,,se.tion ,s, of the figures, however, .asa (.'saahr the signal for quite a good 70 |sl sp'rd cf scattred realizing, the greater 5. ..,sa @ sf which appeared to come com
 ll's ccnthern ii sources, and prices ea pm Sssaksned, ssa with January selling ea a 1is ,,'s5c, March at 11.s1c and May ,so7c S m during the early trading. l ass ,.,',u market rsmaineli quiet during ing
 u, n;;ddle M { of the afternoon, with
 ,.s shoWing little further change,
 ,ss ' s.liI,g m about 5 or 6 points under
 , vsek's closing figures.
 s.s.ans closed steady. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23
POLISH UNIVERSITY
 AT WARSAW RESUMES

Berlin, NOV. 21, via Rotterdam, Nov, 22.-Today's solemn op ming Of the Polish university and polytechnic higa school at Warsaw convinced every che in attendance that the Ger Iran government, by permitting ar2d aiding the revival of both schools, had won great and peaceful victory ever all Poles, who, until now, have had a leaning toward Russia.
 All the Ns1les ar3 now jubilant at $ eing their fondest wish fulfilled only three months after the establish ment of German rule.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23
ra,r (lrIaa,ls Cotton.

,sr flrisans, NOV. 22.-rhe bullish
 tn sing returns caused only 'nomen- '
 5 sasadiness in the local cotton ,.pf today. First prices on the 1, months were 2 points higher, 'sesyy selling was felt before tha { salls vas ovsr and prices quickly IIrd Half an hour after the open tae market stood at a net loss of Esints. {. |he market showed very little price |rmsnt during the morning and a, ka ssood at a net decline of 5@7 hts
 |hs market was steady in the after D, but trading was small in nme.
 lotion closed steady at a decline Of h poins. The range:
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~nto Congratulations"

When Otto Edward Leopold voo eismarcf schoenhausen was born thu embarrassed parents wrote to theix friends: Kindly dispense with con Sratulations." Why? The event hap pened in Germany, where All Fools day was still significant. But Bis aaarck was born to take the sting out sf Der Tag. On one thing. however, hs remained fool nearly his whole life long-his idoiatry of beer. His reply 10 those opposed to him in this mat ter would probably havs been to pro duce huge silver jug and i'll 1t with Bavarjan beer. "That Is the head" he ;~ould say. ''of Field Marshal Derf finger, conqueror of the swedee. and ono of my ancestors." This Derflinsen when . boy, was apprenticed to tailnE. His master sent him fer . iux of beer. On his way back he drank up tho beer, and in terror elr slisted-"with much advantage ts the yathsrland," ls Bismarck polluted out But beer proved Blsmafck's m doing, and he had to abaudon tho hab t by medical advice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23
IiYernool Cotton.

(lerpool, NOV. 22.-Spot cotton f; good mid'dling, 7.40d; mid |keA6d; low ,niiidliag, 6.5Sd; \ llOO0,O00 bales; speculation |szpOrt, 1000 bales; receipts, Ill., EhNs
 nEes uaiet; November, e.S3d;
 nhef Icembsram D,cember-Jan-
 FREaarA,. ;Sssa; s sEssbruary- Eh E6.S2d SMar oh -APf1 s. sod, lMay, May-June, 6.S0d; June
 S7Sd; July-August, 6.76d; Au- ESeptember, 6.66l; Septambar- pef, 657d; Octobs r-November,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23
CurArEn TEXAN HOME.MADE.

You cannot make a good cough medicine at home for as little as you Lay for Foley's Honey and Tar, nor can ycu be sure of g:tting the fresh, full strength, clean ana pure ma terials. Did you evSr hear of home made cough medicine doing the work that Foley's is doing. every day all
 over the country? Mann Pharma y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
 31st and Furr streets, in n,any
 amount from 1-2 bleck to , acres, : or up to fifty acr.s. An ideal
 place for dairy truck farm, or
 chick2n ranch. Will sell cheap for ' cash, some of this property is inn proved, having good barns and
 dwelling houses. See Ben Howaru,
 at Berlln'S sale barn. l1-1l-tt
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OUR JITNEY OFFER-This and SC

Dent Miss This. Cut out this slip, enclose with five cents to Foley & Co.,, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs. colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

FARM FOR SALE-FOkTY ACRE fa.inl all under a good wire fence, 20 acres in cultivation; good p. II and dwelling; situa-od near dollar way road, six miles rom Pine Bluff. This Wouii mak3 a fin, dairy CT truck f1rra. If you want bargain sse or phon9 Holiis Real E.stae O., phones NOS. and liz.
 If
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FOR HEl,T-Ar 6n3 WEST BAR. raque St4eet two completel, Eur. nlshed rooms, ticctr,c lghrs, gas sad water, cn beautiful street. Also pleasant rooms on Beech street
 furnished or unfurnished. Phone Lot1. ?-,i~tf
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R,.>a> e... Aaslll faaA Xa,ae Nlal

unoie eaw NssH Test vsur Watch.
 Send your watch to tho bureau e standards ct Washington. and n CT pert will test 1t and tive . certificate shovink its accuracy exactly. A fee pf 50 cents to S6 is required. \ Ouf l1tin hos been issued by tho govern nent showlas jslst how to taks eaEs 1 your wateA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

FOR SALE-BARRED ROCK COCK eral (Ringlett strain) at cut prices during November and December caly. Eggs at $1 par setting at yard
 one, 1O1 N. Ohio street, phonet 1855. Exhibition cockerel and eggs for sale at yard two, 1907 East Ninth
 avenue. Brenke Bros. 11-14-6t
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REPORTS OF
 MARKETS coTTON--GRAIN--LIVESTOCK

heifsrs, s4.oo@6.5o; native calves. s6.Oo01O.5o.
 sheep-Receipts 2,5O0; steady to strong; yearlIngs, $6.5o@7.25; lambs. Ss.oo@S.75; sheep and ewes, s5.Oom 6.25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

LOST - POINTER PUP, ABOUT seven m2nth old. Flea-bitten, liver and white. A liberal reward will
 be paid for return of same to Hicks Riley, 1105 West Fifth dvs,. 11-21-6t
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FOR SALE-OUR ENTIRE LINE OF viollns, guitars, mandolins, comets, etc., at cost. We arc going to dis continue this line. Geo. B. Moofe & O., jewellers, 412 Main street.
 11-13-tf
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FOR RENT-THREE OR FOURFUR- nished or unfurnishsd rooms for
 light housekeeping, all modem i'm provements, one block from car
 line, only 10 minutes walk to
 courthouse. Apply at 622 Beech or phone 2O75. 11-20-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

TOR SALE-MODERN HOME. SEV- street, near Lakeside church; lot 70x140 feet; beautiful shade; cn
 easy terms. If you want an ideal home, see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phones No. Z and liz. If
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w A N T E D .

TRADE A FIVE-PAS-
 senger automobile for improved or unimproved Pine Bluff property.
 Apply R. NJ. Fletcher. 1225 Olive street. 11-2l-6t
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= ------ y Q R R. E N T.
 --MN- c. s. M " x W
pHOSE 97i
l@ PINE STREET

SlS Cherry, , rooms, bath, etc. $l5.OO Ilo3 E. Third, rooms, bath, gas and
 lights ------------------- $16.00 New Bungalow. close in ------ $27. 50 Brick store building, corner Martin avenue and Main street A- 5000 20o3 E, 9th, 4rooms. city water. $11.0O SC5 w. 2rd, strictly modern, rooms
 and hall. house close $25.O0 1903 w. BarraQue, ) rooms, mod
 ern ------------------ 5000 1920 F. 2nd, ) rooms, lights, gas,
 bath = ------------------ $12.o0 1120 F. Sth, new modern bungalow.
 6 rooms = SEQ % FOR SALE
 18th and Linden, rooms, bath, mod
 ern ---------.- S20.00 5 rooms and hall, all modern con
 veniences; on Main street; no
 children -------------$1 30 S16 Nebraska, 6 rooms, plastering,
 good repairs, modern ------s16.00 313 Ohio, rooms, city water--$12.50 1905 W.st Seventh, rooms, city
 water Sl2.50 1908 East Sixth, 5 rooms, city water,
 gas, electric lights ---------$15.00 Ell Elm, rooms, strictly mod erE ------------------- -$2O.0o 11o5 East Third, rooms, lights, water and bath - -----------$1 $13.3O 14C6 State, 6 rooms, strictly modern vacant Nov. 18th ---------$ 16.0O 2l06 F. Barraque, 3 rooms, hall--$9.O6 l 32O Beech, 5 roomS and hall, mod i S13 w. 12th, 3 rooms, city water-$ $500 ll14 w. Barraque, rooms, hall, mod
 ern in every respect, close to car ] llile @z1.oU 1116 East Fifth, rooms, city wa. | ter $lZ.HO 14O4 w. End, IF rooms. two-story, l modern -$5V.VV 510 East 2nd. rooms, newly over
 hauled, modern close .0C lGo2 Linden, rooms, "ity water, good repalr -----------. -.-----S1O.0o raou.s, POS Georgsa, lights. gas sin. -------------------$ sna ". Second, 6 rooms, hall modern
 will repair to suit tenant. .. .$2s.0' hl2 Beech st.. rooms, modern $18.0' 1912 Stale. rooms; city water $11.0s iHl i3. 2nd. $ rooms, modern excep l21 Georgia, rooms, city water
 close to business section. |. .s12.5f 1 r OR $ A l. E.. 1 80 acres on Dollarway road; 40 acres clear and under fence; mostly creek bottom; house, barn, well $15G0 per acre; terms.
 77N24o feet on Main street, for sale on terms.
 20 acres arc --r,, or Dollarway -oa1 s290 per acre cash down; 50 cerss l,er 3cS1 per month.
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FOR SALE-TWO COAL HEATERS, practically new; also Subway cellapsiblc gocart, practically
 new. 122 East Sixth ave. 1l-16-6'l
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LOST-TAN AND WHITE SCREW tail Bostcn bull terrior, fcI1Iale. Has
 only one eye. Return to A. E. >Hogenson, at McCammon's Drug store and reeeiv, reward 11-21-6t
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ffiiix lPathetleA

Thsre is no sight more patAstie than .e couple of tnnid, well msaniag par sehts wl0 ara In eeA1tal4t fehr ssAat tneir children ers laept ac repsoya
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cultlxt.e oeurets,lt, 2,

Courtesy .s . virtue that may D ao uutret. and # ono win but take tAouxht 1t my not sven ssQutre any thlax inbesn sr inbrsd Q rscsive Ale tourtesy with courtesy. Tho eouy. tsows aaswer nsakes tho world . mose ahmesetahie draiiinE pianA
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ROOMS FOR REtST-TO MEN OF
 sooa 'AoTai character. Newly
 papcred, painted ana screened. Electric lights bath ard heat. Best location i'll the city. Rates reason- able. Y. NJ. C. A., Firth avenue and Maln st- eet, ppone 35o. l0-9Im
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New York Spst Cotton. Y York, Nov. 22.-iSpot cotton ]; middling uplands, 11.7c; no
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

" Orleans, Ncv. 22.-Spot cotton Ey and unchanged; sales on the Sso bales, 10 arrive $50 bales;
 Ualnary, 9.37c; strict gooi ordi-
 SsSc; low middling, 10.56c; \ low middling. 11.O1c; middling, x, N strict middling, 11.63c: good Etag, 1l95c; strict good mid l la,s2c;; receipts, 6,6S5 bales;
 SO3,943 bales
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APPLES FOR SALE.

Nice car of apples just un!oaded next door to Good Luck 5s7sa or East Third avenue. Wholesale e retail. We make pure Apple Cider waile you are waiting. 40 cents per kalinn.
 10-2l-1m JAKE REISEN BERu