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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23
THE ENJOYS RECEIVED
Secretary Hay Grants Them an Au-
dienoe at State department.
1T LASTED ONE HOUR
They We're Given 10 Understand the
United States Gould Not Inter-
,ene In Their Behalf Sen.
ale Sits Down ON Them.

Washington. NAV 2l.-The state do.
partmrut has met the issue RAISED by
the coming to Washington Of the Boef
drlrgatr, by declining t0intorfore in be-.
hall ~ the South African repu blics In
the present struggle In view of this an.
nuunced decision all questions ~ o. the
character oi the recognition IA be- extend.
ed 10 the delegates, and the suihcioncy
Of their credentials dropped al ones into
the background lt was. after all. Of
little moment whether or not the Beers
were received ~ diplomatic agents or
ministers. - long ~ they were power.
less "a promote the prime object Of their
mission. namely cause the United States
government 10 intervene 10 bring about
peace.
The meeting between the delegates
aud Secretary Hay was brought about
In the simplest manner. General
O'Beirne had secured from the depart.
ment last saturday. a promise 10 enter
tain any credentials that might be pre-.
sented and early yesterday morning a
note came % the state department from
the delegates asking that they BE- per.
mitied to present themselves ON the lie.
pariment 4 prompt acquiescence was
returned by Secretary Hay and the hour
OF 2;j0 was fixed for the meeting.
At that time the three delegates ap.
pcared. They were uuaccompanied aud
were shown at once into tho diplomatic
room. Secretary Hay. accompanied b,
Mr. Babcock. his private secretary and
stenographer. entered tho diplomatic
room and cordially greeted his visitors.
Just What Ia,sd betwreu them proha
bly, Will nevor he exactly known fol
when the meeting was over. after last
ing one hour. the Beers m departing
stated "a number nt anxious newspa
per men. that they would have nothing
To say as 10 what had happened
Tor his part tho secretary " state wa,
more communicative. and tho Mbstanc'
Of talk was that the United States coult
not interfere until Great llltsnn joine,
Ia "A request.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23

mite on foreign relations. Mr.. Alien
maintained that the resolution was In
line with precesleE.s while Mr.. Davis
held that under the peculiar circum.
stances the senate ought not 10 take any
action that might b. considered rccog.
milton of Beer diplomats until the presi.
dent, who alone bad the power TO re-
ceive diplomatic representatives, had
taken action.
The postoifice appropriation bill was
passed finally. the amendment TO appro.
pirate i2e5.OOO to carry out existing con.
tracts for the pneumatic tube service
being agreed %
An effort was made by Mr.. Morgan u
Alabama u displaco the spooner Phil.
ippine bin with the Nicaragua canal bill
as the unfinished business, but It failed
by vote of "a to28.
a bin 70 ATTACH the county of Concho
from ths western district uf Texas and
attach Il ~ northern district Of Texas
was passed.
AZ the request of tho committee on
privileges and election, the resolution
relating to rho Montana senatorship was
postponed until Thursday at { O'Clock.
The house under suspension Of the
rules passed two important bills, Que %
extend tho s-hour.law N all laborors
employed under contract on government
work, and tho other 10 prohibit the in.
terstate traffic IN prison made goods by
bringing them under the jurisdiction of
the police powers Of the state. The for.
mer bill is designed 10 carry the law Of
| 1897 10 its logical conclusion
The convict labor bill caused some
sharp inquiries from members from
southern statos. where prison labor i.
employed IN the fields aud IN the mines,
but upon ASSURANCES that it would not
interfere with the production Of coal, cot.
ton or lumber. the opposition was not
pressed
The conference report on the agricul
tural and fortidcation bills were adopted
Mr. Payne Of New York. the foot
leader Of the majority, offered joint
resolution for a sine die Adjournment Of
congress on wednesday, June g. Tue
reading Of the resolution was greeted
with n round Of applause.
f, At Mr. Paynes request the resolution
was referred 10 the ways and mean
committed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23
LOUISIANA SENATORS.
MoEusry succeeds Himself aud Poster
Dispisees senator Cancry.

bispiaces senator tanCry.
New Orleans, May 22-Ths Demo.
cratic legislative caucus Of Louisiana,
which Is synonomous 20 the legislature.
nominated As United States senator's,
Senator S. ID McEnery to succeed him.
self, his term to begin in 1908, and Gov.
Murphy ]. Foster 10 succeed Senator
Gallery, his term TO begin in 1901.
Governor Foster confessed 10 the eau.
Gus that he was not sound on the lG TO /
proposition, but declared that no would
obey the wishes Of tho Democracy on
that point
Mr.. McEncrny made similar confes.
sion on the tariff, but insisted that the
tariff had been made and could not be-
made test of Democracy. Senator Nc.
Emery also declared In favor Of the pop
ular election ~ senators.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23

Wharton. Tex, May 22,-R A. Rich
has made an alarming discovery. He
finds his young cotton, Of which he has
600 acres, is full Of boll weeyils. The
young plants are only three or four
inches high, not even bloomed, yet the
dread insect is ON hand awaiting the
crop. This is the first instance whore
the pest has attacked the plant so early.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23

Fl Paso, Tex. May "a Passengers
from San Francisco hereafter for Texas
poin6s will BE- detained at quarantine
camp three miles above the city by
state health officers. Through passen.
gers NAY be allowed 10 pass. The quar-.
antine is on account Of bubouic plague
and applies 10 all passengers and freight
leaving san Francisco after MAY 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23
DENIED THE FLOOR.
senate Defeats Motion to Allow Boer
Lnvoys In the senate.

Washington, May GA pyrotechnic
discussion Of the stat Is Of tho Boer com.
missionors now In Washington was pre-.
cipitated In the senate yesterday by a
resolution offered by Mr.. Allon Of Ne.
braska extending 10 the commissioners
the privileges of the floor Of the senate
during their soiourn in the national
capital. The resolution was defeated by
a vote Of 30 to "a, but not until after a
sharp controversy between It's author
und Mr.. Davis. chairman Of the com.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23

Pekin, May 22--The authorities ap-
parently have begun to realize that tho
"boxor" movement is too serious TO re.
main longer undealt with. Troops are
sent to the disturbed districts with in.
structions to origidly repress the outrages.
Six leaders have been arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23
New Rail. Arrive.

Houston, Tex, May 22.-The steel
rails for the completion Of the terminus
and extension to the city limits Of the
Houston and Brnzos Valley railroad
have arrived. Work on the road l. pro.
crossing nicely along the entire line.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-23
JUST OPEN

have again opened up my shoe store
red boot sign you viii see ln front OF my
plaoe Of business on Railroad street,
across the railroad east from james a
Castles Furniture store. Am now ready
10 make boots and shoes. Al repair
work done on short notice az reduced
prices. have on hand a fun line 0f
New Orleans shop made shoes that ]
offer az s2, lbs. $50 and 81 per pair
These shoes are vel made and a guar
auiee with every pair sold; also keep a
fun line of half soles and sole leather,
etc. Call early. Yours 90 please,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The so,Ioutns deeds wese fied for record in the
county auditor. office yesterday; -
s. o. Eastman 81 W. y hsgnis EnifsSa' t'ts
ard D. tlosk II. salmon Rsrs saa' 81 % 60,
F q q cesE # nx. 70 John Craig, nea Of svA
Of SEX. SCI ! 70 -. 3. $780, ,.,... -. /,
1oserh t5roll e us. 70 =. u Gsilsghef, Ior l.
snd II haoek 2 H1iiea add, 80.
gllafd p Perry q ux 20 August Fielder. lot 2,
block IL East ftsk sfd. ss'e -. -.
wfrism n t.pfza r. Charles y. kniFht lots J,
spd 81 blork A, stafford I'LL add ~
Thsedme VI fnasih e. ux- 70 Charles king, 10y
/ AID d block 81 ist plat West Seattle bsnd sna
ev.. XII. "a irhn ". Peter. block II. Great
x.rfYssrn Adj 10 Ballard ssZ& - =.
George Il Hnfihurt 81 Hr u Robert neison, ict
q. block s. tasn q slsushi,r ~ n p.t,os1 N,
. hioet l. Boston Heights snrrlsnenin w" ,,...,.
81 fssofuis ard Reafen feschy 70 y thonp
son lot g. biloxi = tgsn . $3.50 !, n shn-rh
O. Dsn SAMPLES, 20 and y fret ~ = Dds W
a. A Dsunys sdd. G.cD - -.
william u Tsior e ~ 2 Fremont n s, 80
Is s,iimore II M to snoquslfnis Falls Poww
cs, ioi d hoet J. Bsilasts IN va 70 town o.
vsss e,.stie Land and Improvement Co 70 John
oehlat,er los. ~ snd 3. tiock =. plat We,
seattle Isai and Improvement Cos plat West 50
' Isnr * Kuy. 10 ole Nielsen psrs sc "a. 70 Q n
Es yeo -,
g. 4 MiiIizan q W. . :, 9 Hsnover iots ana
a lloek al Gilman Part. t.gc
1srses q simraan ct IN 80 John Henry hnrry.
los i, tiaek fe HANS add. ff2s -
Mar A. Calhoun 70 Dcrter Horton y ~, bsns
srs. lots and 5. block y. - 7. Dsnnys saa. s1
gi,nuna n Nvvren et M TO Angus MTDonald.
lot Il block T. frsneis r. DAYS Ia 1rsnds ~
Hcassng r. Nygrsn 20 John NJ Bruce, iot y biocs
4 Freneis r. pays Ia fsrsnde. US
Henrs Ksya 20 Ole nielsen, part sec ~ 90 y, :
e..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
posT-INTELLIGESc WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


The Post -rntogeneer hns established branch aFen.
eic. uhers classified advertisements VIII h. received
s,rssil 10 y m each day. The rates charged a. ne
tysnch aeeuries the sarrc a. At the ro,tint,Ar
rencer fsyiue-s office Cash ads orfS VIII be TAKEN
A. hsanch agencies Following the ss Of agencies
yorke Barrtngton's drug store.
seeord avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, +. &c. Fisher.
broadway and James.
Renton HiII Pharmacy, Madison
street mad Fifteenth avenue.
WaiIa WHIia Pharmacy, Twenty
Grst and East jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner Ycsfcr
and broadway.
shfrus6's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
uow~Il street Pharmacy. fOs2 How
ell. corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, battery
and first avenue.
A. E. Gays Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
v. ". CosfiSsn's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avenue sud HOY street.
BALLARD.
preston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave.
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company. Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOT ICE TO CONTRACTORS planw
AH3 iacatiogs II new building far
th~lr oftsca Tuesday saptsrubsr * Al
g. ~ Bids Will be opened Friday.
september 81 ar . ?. m
le-gnee} 1he vulcan Iron Works Co.
" y have rebuilt the NH recently de-
str9yea BY FIRE and are daily receiving
hc 8 eaugsnmeuts % lumber. We fur
rlsh the building complete Pacific
Ishmber & Flpc Co. Il. r. avenue and
PlnE street
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RosE--At the family nsideaec. 10 Firs, avenue,
sert a. 1906 Fahx T. Rose. q native o. Germany,
aged r years. 81 Brighrs disease
Funsrai Services sin b. hetd TO-DAY tfuesdarl at
2p m. from Butter-oFth's ehspel
THOMpsox-At ssahold. Wash, Sept. 2. 800:
Tneo. Itorrrsgn, native q N0rVsr ased ". q
cancer Of rafu.eh-
pnr~cr-rn his cts Scpfeulher =, 1900, Mildred
psinre. ased B snsnsh- and dsg-.
Funeral thss "Wednesday m1rning from Sacred
y4esrt cturch corner sikh svtuns snd Bell street,
1t 10 oeio<k InseTment CAVIAR eeineisry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26

MEN who appreciate life and think -
OF their families are most pArtIcrls,
about the location OF their homes ~
class OF neighbors. the natural scsrsrv
and the prospective value Of their ,rI
vestments. ~
The Denny Blaine Lake Park vs.. ~
out specially for men OF such tastes 80
forethouRht. Ii is I'm the confer ~ ~ ~
most scenic portion OF Lake Waxhinss
toms picturesque shores, WHARF ,ss
whole expansc OF the lake spread. 4
unohstructed sweep for twenty ssvs =
miles. the Cascade mountains and VA
canic peaks towering hlrh above ths =.
cedlng evergreen hills and pure. inyi~.
Grating atmosphere gives health M
strength.
1t Is laid out In park style. with no pox..
bility Of obstructed view from anv N,
City water main. run through the mar
cement walks are laid and the avennss
are graded.
1t is but twenty-five minutes from ~
business center by one OF the fiuess e,scs
trio car lines on the Psclfic coast N.
standard and modernized Madrona linz
with new cars, running every tweive
minutes.
Go and see the property. Examine ON,
plats. You VIII not be satisfied until
you do.
DENNY-BLAINE LAND co.
Dexter Horton bank building.
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TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
SsR0. iadies and gentlemen. guarantee
waits two step sns All the latest bali
rnNfn dances. low rate Tor gentlemen
tiinins open einsse- nov Monday and
FRIDAY evenings. SIN Wilson Dancing
AcsdsmS Pie sfrect. Hsnke block
PRIVATE iesspas daily
iltST grand prize nsrN ball Weanes-
daY evening, Oct = ksnke h.T PIKE
street snt t1fth avenue PrlKr CAKE.
walk eNd tsneiag Music Is seattle
Mandolin NWh A1nisstah stc
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NorrcE TO coNTRAcToRs-concd.

IMPERIAL lime 9915 pure. Cheaper, be-
cause IL goes farther than others. Cor
don and &C., S07-9 Western Ave. Tel
ephoue Main ESQ.
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CAfA8i.E gid ~ Is wants position ~
intelligence.
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ron REN--uNFURxIsnED ROOMS.

THREE basement rooms; no children. In
quire 7e Seventh avenue.
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HE'LL wAxTED--MALr.


--~-----------~--------~----~-~-
WE are ready 10 furnish energetic can
Va.sers with an untht Of holiday b, OILS
which are superior To any that lave
yet appeared, We want cnnvassers Ia
all parts Of the United States and Cana
Ia, and will make most liberal Offer
either on salary or commission. Write
At once aud secure good territory; send
DC 10 cover charges. The Western nook
Co, Railroad building. Denver. Colo
wANTED-~For United states marine
corps. United States navy, abie-hodied
unmarried men q coed habits, between
have legally declared intention to be.
come citizens For further information
apply at marine recruiting office. room
slt ihi Yesler way. seattle.
SOLICITORS for galveston; The Hor-
rora % Stricken city" by Murat Hal
stead. SO rasess biggest book best
terms: demand enormous; solicitors
clearing IS 20 $40 daily: 0utnt. free
standard fuhlishing House. ~ Dear
born street Chicsso.
WANTEp-ica good laborers for ooncret-
ms sud other work; wages 50 Is per
day; board stfs per week long JOB
II r. fare refunded after thirty DAYS
with IN. company. Call today, ground
floor fs second avenue south.
WANTED Teamster no, afraid % work.
acquainted In the city tsingle mani.
only those that can furnish city refer
enerS need apply Jackson Express.
li4 ColMtnhia
BRIGHT energetic men TO represent us
throughout the state, good commission:
accident ard health insurance. The CO.
iumhlsn Accident Association. collins
black
Statesmen % sell perfumes. toilet .oaps,
etc 60 dealers; tiN monthly and cx.
penses, experience unnecessary. Piumer
fersuInsry Co. So Louis Ne
PRACTICAL. caok 20 take charge 81
.IHs - Haf~ affH
the proper party sucd menev % De
uaiu - First south.
TEN boys NOT coins 20 school this fau
car nna immediate employment at
good wages Apply a. y. 2. Co.'S Of
g men. sewer work no . ssz sisht
Eishteests ara Esss Jetf,rsop- Mischsii
q Hard
MIN WANTED Sewer work. s. rs s.aa
sHa g. - eight hours, EpNd camp. beard
$3.50 pvr week. Madison ard Second
avenue
wANTWp- Aasitionsi earpenters ana la-
,ti. mern'ng rccm p Wggton biacs
Statesmen wseert eaava..ers oa n
stalnseut sects. sor,stnfrg entirely
new N frurth aTcnae, afieg 3
WANTED Geei1euacu a.sigtos coufoTs-
ahlr Furnished reaut AZ lowest rates
rs, t1essnee rs hAhison.
PRRrARr t.r .soea PAVING oGac, posl-
icons aften4 Lea's Business toliera.
day hna r'sn sessians
WANTED FSperle-cn,i saw un ard
y4vt mer- Seattle Lumber Co. f.sot
MATCHMAKER Only nr~s-ciass wsrs-
maa noe4 aFFly Aieyrt RAusea, &.
Fat~t avenue
NJ AN.rFrfb A ,rrea,, .,s,.., rr.s,, 800, ~
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UNSURPASSED - Modern, new In
house: gas. electric light. hot and ca
bath, fireplace. large rooms. stone fouS.
datfon, basement. fine neighborho0d; III
6oxlS; close in. on Broadway car linz.
$500. easy terms.
6-rln. cottage; Queen Anne hill: view x
the Sound; lot 5oxi2s all Improvements
made. gas. electrics. bath; 1900, enly
terms
s-rm. house: $4,000: new. modern: -
electrics. bath; lot e0xi20; Queen Anne
avenue; nne location
Lots in Broadway district. Renton In
and North Seattle. for sale at hargalm.
West Seattle lots on the hill; good vieV.
WHAIsLEY a EASTMAN.
SIS Colman Biz.
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". ]. WALKER. general auctioneer. OF
fee, 12o9 Western avenue. Phone, Buff
1851.
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ron EXCHANGE on SALE.

N@a-Choice suburban improved prop
eriN' rays 1900 per wear; would take
half IN good California real estate.
balance must be cash. y. l.. Muir &
Co. basement post-Intelhsenccr build
fnn
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-22
TIMELY TOPICS

Genuine bargains offered by Conlon Eros for tomorrow, the regular bar gain day, at the new shopping mart.
 Don't waste your money on shoes that are cheap and fair to look at. Get the kind that wear, sold by E. J. Finn
 The Miller X Peck Co will sell you a handsome ladies' kersey coat for $3 .9S Tomorrow is bargain day.
 Hundreds of golf capes at prices from S4.9S up at Turnbull's. Capes and coats for elderly and stout ladies
 Read the prices on carpets, furniture and housekeeping needs for tomorrow at Currans', housekeepers' day.
 Ladies' clOaks. suits and furs marked l down for the Friday and Saturday sales at Conlon Bros new shopping mart.
 Have one of those robe blankets at Reid & Hughess made into bath o1 lounging robe. Golf cape rugs.
 One dollar down and the same amount weekly and Gately & Brennan will fix you up for an overcoat or suit
 Jones X Morgan have a lot of young mems suits for SIP, marked low be cause they are the last of these lines
 If you want.to get hat that will fit, get one from J. B. Mullings, the practical hatter Hawes hat, $3.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-22
Sheriffs Notice.

Taken by virtue of an execution to me directed. and will be sold at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the public signpost in the town of Nauga- tuck, Conn, fifteen days after date, which will be on the 7th day of De cember, 1900, at o'clock in the after noon, to satisfy said execution and my fees thereon. the following described property. to wit: One pool table. cues, balls, racks and fixtures. one safe. one beer pump. one cash register, one front and back bar and mirrors. bar fix lures. kerosene automatic lights and fixtures, 1 case Tom gin. ? cases rye whiskey, 4 bottles Hunter whiskey, 2 part cases Tom gin, l part case claret and Rhine wine. ? part barrels whis- key, part barrel gin 1 part barrel cider brandy. I barrel Evans ale. part akeg blackberry brandy, part keg Jamaica rum, part keg St Croix rum, I part keg port, 1 part keg sherry. part keg California brandy. 13 boxes cigars, part box Trump tobacco, awnings:' , rubber mats, 2. clocks. lta- bles. chairs and one lot bar goods, and oneaot Bot tlad 'wlliskey. .&A
 Dated at Naugatuck this 22d day of November 1900.
 WILLIAM T. RIGNEY,
 Deputy Sheriff.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-22
WILL CREATE A STIR

Ishpeming, Mich, Nov 22.-A stir in Catholic circles in Marquette county as well as in other part of the diocese of Marquette and Sault Ste Marie. has been created by an order. which recently emanated from Bishop Els, and which, according to the statements of prominent Catholics of foreign birth, will result in a formal protest to the higher authorities in the church. The order directed that all priests of the diocese should henceforth promulgate the gospel in the English language. Were all Americans said the bishop. Put many of the parishioners feel that this order, however commendable from a patriotic point of view. will work an injustice in a diocese where there is q large foreign element.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-22
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
The Interesting Natural Gas Exhibit
 Will Remain Two Days Longer.

Will Remain Two Days Longer.
 So interesting and instructive has the exhibition of the Champion Oil Burner Co.'S new invention of heating with natural gas proved that MT Barn hisel. the company's representative, has, because of many special requests, decided to remain here until Saturday night.
 This will leave but two days more in which to inspect this wonderful and at the same time simple eontrivance for transforming ordinary kerosene or coal oil into practical fuel.
 ' The absolute safety. simpleness and above all. cheapness. of the new inven- tion bids fair to revolutionize present methods of heating, and housekeepers will find it q convenience that they cannot dispense with. The exhibition will continue tomorrow and Saturday i'll Camp block. East Main street, which will be the last of the wholesale exhibition in this city. The selling Of their burners will then be left in fhe hands of local agent. '
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-22
HARD|'|ING'S Boston ,opoc Store @srS .,.,s =.aa.rs ' 72-74 sOUTn MAIN ST. Oil Heaters

''OUR MASCOT'-1O inch wick, alum mum steel oil tank, will heat a room 15 feet square. Our price $2.75. Regular price S4.
 LITTLE GIANT''-S-incn wick, cast iron foot rest; will easily heat q room 10 feet square. Our price $3.65. Regular price S4.50. THE LIGHTHOJSE"-1 inch wick, aluminium steel oil tank; will heat a room 20 feet square. Our price $4.20. Regular price $o.5O.
 THE BANNER' - No 8; made by Plume & AtWood; no better stove can be bought for the money. Our price $i.O0 Regular price $4.5O There is no dust. no smoke, no smell, to these Stoves, and the cost of run ming them is about 1c an hour.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-22

ShT TANTED-CaSt off clothing for which the
 w highest cash prices will be paid Clean ing, Cyeing and repairing neatly done. William POSSner, 30} Bank street. 7-21-tf
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-19
NEW FREIGHT RATES.
The Packet Company's New Tariff Now
In Effect.

Last week the Packet Company
announced new schedule of rates
between Pittsburg and Morgantown.
1t is much lower than the old rates
and should bring shippers along the
valley still closer to the old reliable
line. Here is the rate:
From Pittsburg to and including
Morgantown. 8 cents per 100
pounds on Flour and Feed. IL cents
per 100 pounds on all other Mer-
chandise.
Oil from Pittsburg to and includ-
ing Morgantown, 80 cents per
barrel
Salt from Pittsbnrg to and in
Guiding Morgantown, Is cents per
barrel.
Lime from Pittsburg to and in
Guiding Morgantown, 10 cents per
barrel.
Horses and Mules to all points
81 80 each.
S. S. GRAHAM,
Gen. Supt.