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New York March o. 1900
4 DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONE-HALF ~


New York March o.
A DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONE-HALF 0lhl
- PER CENT. Out Of accumulated earnings haa this
day declared the PREFERRED STOCK the
Company payable April s. 1890 stockholders record
AT the cIcse Of business March % 1900
The preferred transfer books viii clone AZ
P NJ. Friday. March q. 1900, and win reopen at
10 A. NJ On Ertasy March 30 1900
JOSIAH r. HILL. Secretary.
3 Wall 81. New York March o 1900
Certificates OF the Southern Railway
will close AZ p, NJ. on Friday. March 23 1900. and
will reopen 10 A N. Friday, March 30 1900
On April 1900 the Voting Trustees be prepared
distribute the above dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HALF dl1s PER CENT, when received by them. among
the parties entitled thereto. appear OF record
p MORGAN & CO.
Agents for Voting Trustees
CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEW JERSEY
la Liberty ST New York april n.
4 DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
per day declared. payable May
Stockholders OF record the close OF business april
18TH The books will from p NJ. of
Monday. April 18Th. TN the morning OF Monday April
2Sd ]. ". WATSON. Treasurer.
THE GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
The 18Th Consecutive sern-Annual Divtdend
New York. March IS 1900.
THE Directors Of this Bank have this day
Dividend Of ONE PER CENT free OF payable
April 9th. pro0o. The transfer books will
remain closed until that date
TTEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
First Mortgage coupons April 1900 will
paid and after 2nd April 1900 by Moran Brothers.
"a William Street.
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Issue of $12,5OO,OOO.
Trustee WILLIAM q. RA0UL.

Notice Is hereby given that the following the num-
bers of 81 900 Of the above tissue.
amounting the of s120.ooo. this day
drawn for payment in the Of r Charles
Joseph Watts NotHry Public of the City Of London in
accordance the conditions Of the first mortgage or
deed trust June 1887. and a further In
dcnture pedging certain subsidy moneys
These redeemabe LIST day OF June next
the OF ;he Mexican National Railroad Com
pany IN New York, where holders required 70
them for redemption after which date interest on
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DvE1RTIsEA ENTs and sunsciEtions FOR The Triouns
~ received ONCE. i.2-2 Broadway.
5lst O'Clock .. advertise
received the following branch offices regular
office until O'Clock p m. % sth-ave. Z.
2Sd-st: shave 12th-st Macy's 9Th
Co.umbus-ave- West 5oth-st. lu-
West 42d-st ethave. o. East i4th-st 81 West
s2i-st between 9Th sth 1873 East sth-st 32s
ad-ave.. bstween 10th md TTth SITS. Loee 81 ava.
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STATE OF NEW YoRK-sTArE COMMISSION
LCNACY.


STATE OF NEW YoRK-sTATE COMMISSION IN
LUNACY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma
teriais labor required Fire Escape ar
the NoFherly Cottage D. I. the
Long Island State Hospital. Kings PARK N T. may DO
sent by mail delivered in u ocOck NJ
Monday the 9th day Of April 1890 10 ]. G.. Deubert,
Vice President Board Managers Franklin Trust Bldg
Clinton and Montague SITS. BROOKLYN which and
place Board Managers will receive and open al
proposals Drawings specifications may be consulted
blank forms OF proposal obtained the Board OF
Managers Office, Hospital the office OF g L Helms
State Architect. in the Capitol at Albany. N Y
Contract will be awarded the lowest responsfos and
reliable bidder unless bids exceed the
funds available therefor In which the Board OF
Managers the right reject all bids
}. G.. DECBERT,
Vice-Prestdeut Board Of Managers.
Kings Park y. 7. March 22rd. 1900.
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anrtion 6ales-finaueial
LOUIS MEsIER, Aucttone-r
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1900,
at 12h O'clock at the n 7 Real Estate salesrOOH,
CBy order Of Executors)
5000 Houston & Tex Cent R. r. Mtse. L G, p c.
So 900 JeTsTsonyjie. Mad. s Ind. r. R. M,ge. p.
$1,000 Baltirp9Ee Ohio 4so9: 7sa it's Junc Middle
u shs. American surety Co
5000 chic. & Northwest r p p Bonds.
6 6a5s %s4 c5 FEd1of a55ss Sss
CBy order of Administrators
$500 Full paid Policy issued by Mutual Life ms. Co..
s1e 80 rolnissor9 N Note W h ESnde dated July 49,
100 shs Rasb RG water Power Co. of Spokane Wash
Cor account Of whom it may conceTnJ
10 shs As srss4 Sh bejs c. &C. P oonno,
s1o5 sS s9hef Light uS Taction Con p co Trust
70 shs. I2th Ware Bank.
5000 coEsaeEie Greenvlle Traction Co Mtg p o.
SIS Es5@s+s F e; x CO, qtxI
10 shs. cierrnar-Anerican Bank.
p shs importers q Trad Net Bank
s. s shs W 7E1ss m Nat -4 gank 'o'A
8 900 S saaea5a qsfh' co MIG Bonds. Y fs 1880
% shs- New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
10 chs. 9Th Avenue Trust Company
$4,000 Union Ferry Co l Mtg; p. c. Bonds. 1920
$4,000 Detroit d Lima Northern r. p p. c. BIDS.
- shs. Western Nat. Bank
8 American Exchg. Nat Bank.
shs- 18th Nat Bank.
- shs, Chatham Bank.
3 shs Leather Mani
20 sis. Mechanics Nat Bank
Union Trust Co
10 shs Western Nat. Bank.
$4,000 United states Flour Milling CO. Mtg. p. c.
Bonds
30 shs. Farmers Loan d Trust CO.
$4,000 y 7. Lack q Western r. r Iernl- Imp p c
$4,000 Grand River Coal < Coke Co. Mtg p Bonds.
10 shs Maj. Bank of Commerce
New York.
~ shs. Herring Marvin Co. prefi.
70 shs. American Surety Co
100 chs Merchants Nat Bank
Is Manufacturers Trust 90.
shs Hamilton Trust Co.
MahOning Coal r. r. common
ems. Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.
90 shs. Exchange Bank
Produce Exchange Trust CO.
8 shs Guaranty Trust Co.
ScheTnaerhoTn Bank.
Trust CO. OF America.
Natl City Bank
shs Co OF America.
Limited United, S Rassv n tsS5 T Trust c.
10 shs. Shoe q Leather Bank
! 400 shs d Lima Northern R'y
$1,000 Booming PARK ass n D. c 6 bo onnL,
shs Trust Co OF America
Is shs. Globe Rutgers Fire ms Co
Z Chemical Natl Bank
80 shs. American Surety Co
Bankers Trust Co
81 900 Union Pacific lst Mtg. r. R Land Grant p C
Cold Bond. le47. Reg
shs Bankers Trust Co
% abs tinted States Mege. & Trust Co.
100 shs Brooklyn Wharf & Warehouse B stock
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The approximate lien
which the above described property is Be sold -
March 1900 and allowances
ing 1920 % from March 18th. 1900
gether with the expenses Of the sale The approximate
OF other liens which
or paid by the Referee IS sIl627 and interest me
-ances and division Brown Brown.
recorded in Iber T0 u Conveyances al page IS in the
Office Register OF Westchestsr County
Dated; New York. March 18th. 1900.
CHARLES a. JACKSON. Referee
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-JOsEPH 3. HOYT plaintiff. against WILL
n pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure
entered in the above entitled action. bearing
hundred undersigned Referee appointed
will sell Public auction Wednesday.
OF April 1900 twelve O'Clock noon,
New York Real Estate Saie-roOn. Number III Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan OF the City %
Peter z. Meyer. auctioneer. premises
n Judgment ALI. that plot OF
ings thereon. bounded and described follows BE-
GINNING point in the southeriy hun
and ehat Of inch westerly from
sOutheriy side OF hundred
the westerly side Of Columbus thence
southerlY parallel with Columbus
inches. thence westerly parallel with One
hundred and fourth thrty-four fnche
thence northery parallel Columbus avenue
inches the southeriy hundred
and fourth street. and thence eastery along
inches the point Of beginning.
Dated New York. March 18th, 1890.
THOMAS F. DONNELLy.
De Grove q Rike-. Attorneys FOR PLAINTIFF.
No las Nassau Street, New York City.
The following is diagram Of the referred 70
foregoing notice OF
lo4th Street
Street
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Central Realty Bond and
Trust Company,

80 TO IS LIBERTY ST. NEW YORK.
CapitaLand Surplus, 81 100000.
Allows Interest on deposits subject
to check and transacts all Trust Com
pany business.
HENRY MORGENTHAU, President
HUGH j. GRANT, t. sTALLkNECHT.
Vice-Pres I'd Vice-Pres.
w j. D. MILLS, ERNEST EHRMANN,
Treasurer Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
rr.dar;o p Olcott Augustus d. Juillinrd
Jsnes Stillnan Henry .. Havemeyer
An.honv n Brady William A. Nash
ALVIN Rail IT James y Jarvie
John D. Crimmins JHmes II Post
Michael Coleman Frederick Southack
Ernest Ehrmauu Hugh J. Grant
Henry Morgenthau
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financial Mlfetiuas.

The York. Chicago q 81 Louis Railroad Co
TINE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
l. will De closed al II o'clock NJ Saturday April
13th 1900 preparatory annual stock
holders TO May ID and will De reopened Thurs
day May 1900. Q. r. COX. Treasurer
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NUMBERS OF THE BoyDs.

LONDON 22d March. 1900.
CHARLES JOSEPH WATTS.
Notary Public.
OF DUFF. WATTS & CO.
g. Nicholas Lane, Lombard ST, London.
NOTE.-HoIders of drawn bonds may Tor
their convenience obtain payment In Lon
don on Ist day June, at the counting
house of Messrs. Niatheson a. Co., No. Iom-
bard St. at a be hereafter nm
BONDS NOS sO4e e51o DRAWN FOR PAYMENT ON
22D MARCH. 1899. HAVE NOT YET BEEN PRE-
SCENTED.
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Touarinership Noiirts.

MARK KOSHOFSKI L. Cove, the under
signed, hereby certify that Ar Mark koshofski re-
siding al 294O Third Ave. New York City. Bronx
Borough and Minnie wesand, residing No. 2-sso
Third Ave few York City. Bronx Borough have
tered into copartnsrship under the Arm and style
~ M Koshofskl dealing Of Boots and shoes
and such merchandise may DE deemed necessary
copartnershP 70 begin on the First day OF Mas 100
and 10 continue until the First day OF MAY 1905.
That the capital contributed by the said nrn
fs as follows: Ro-hofski the Of Five
thousand (S5 dollars and the said Minnie Wslxand
Two thousand i've hundred Cs250o1 dollars
MARK ROSHOFSKl
MINNIE WEIGASDs
Dated New York. March 10Th. 1900.
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New York March Slst- Nstl.
Mr.. FREDERIC WINTHROP has this daJ
ROBERT WINTHROP GO,
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financial.
DRAWING NO. o.
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD CO.

Six per cent. Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds.
prior LIEN BONDs0
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THE GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK

TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
First Mortgage coupons April. 1900. will
paid and after 2nd April. 1900 by Moran Brothers.
"a William Street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
yHINESE' AGREEMENT.
The Ministers Are Speedily Gaining
Ground as 10 the Demands.
ADVICE Is ASKED FOR
Some Points Submitted 10 the Various
Governments for Instructions
Upon Demand for Revision
Of Commerce Treaties.

Pckin. Nov. i5.-The note Of the pow.
ers 10 the Chinese plenipotentiAries prob
ably will be ready TO submit within the
next 10 days This announcement was
made at the conclusion Of n meeting Of
the ministers. II il understood all the
points under discussion have been prac.
tically agreed upon except minor phases
Of several phases Of the most important
questions. Concerning these points the
minis,ered have cabled for instructions
which they expect 20 receive in few
days and will present them at the next
meeting.
4 general article will be inserted in
the treaty Of peace providing that China
shall consent 20 the revision Of the
treaties of commerce, but shall deal
with each power .enmtely. Whether
the result of these negotiations viii b.
a. satisfactory a. general treaty. guar.
anteeing 90 tho cii.z.us and subjects %
OH the powers complete freedom of traf.
&c in the interior OF China, remains 70
b. soeu
It appears 70 be- thought among some
Of The ministers a. Pekiu that Difficult.
ties and delay would arise In seeking to
deal with the desired changes in detail
a. present Il may DO possible for the
leading powers to secure concessions re.
garding interior trade which will drive
the entering wedge for like consessions
20 all Most Of the powers are entitled
70 the privileges Of "the most favored
nation, % and will be able 20 ask for
themselves whatever is granted to any
OF the other powers. TIE fact that the
Chinese imperial government consents
20 the revision Of the treaties as a gen.
eral proposition Is considered an impor.
tant point for securing the civilized
powers desire
Brigadior General Charles Humphrey
Of General Chaffee's siaf. has gone 20
Shan Hal kuan. on the Gulf Of Liao
Tuug, % inspect that place regarding is
availability as winter port
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
ATTACKED BY cANNIBALs.
crsw of the Maseo,ts Have a Marrow
Escape on savage Island.

1feN ot the Maacotte Have Marrow
E.oAps on savage IsIAnd.
San Francisco. Nov. I5.-The schooner
Mascotte. which arrived here from
the south seas, brings tales Of cannibal.
ism and massacre Of blacks on Savage
islands. Her deck. rails and sails bear
marks Of cannibal spears and bullets.
The schooner arrived at Komali, In
the Admiralty group ON Aug 20, Just
after the murder Of Herman MAtzke. the
trading agent there. Captain MacCo
and the boats crew went ashore and
found the Copra house had been looted
and the traders home a wreck. In the
yard of tho latter big pot was still
sizzling over dying embers Of fire and
In the pot were some Of the bones Of the
trader Cannibals appeared and opened
fire with guns they had found In the
agents house. Captain MacCo and
crew retreated 10 the schooner and
turned loose all available arms and the
cannibals were driven OF.
The Niascotte met the German slo5n
Of WA seadle near the Carolines and
notified the captain OF the murder. Both
schoncrs aud war.hip returned %
homali and the native villages were
shelled. Eighty villages were destroyed
by firc. 10 natives killed aud 20 taken
prisoners.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Montgomery, Ala. Nov. l5.-The Unit.
cd Daughters Of the Confederaey have
adopted resolution that reporters be re.
quesied not 20 speak Of the organization
as national, but mention il as merely
as United Daughters Of the Confedera.
oy.' In announcing the motion car.
ried. President Weed said the word ''na.
tional" WAS offensive 10 the daughters.
Mrs. Weed then delivered the presidents
annual address. She spoke Of the mar.
velous growth Of the association from
the first organization and especially
since the last meeting at Richmond.
Now it has over 10000 members and
over 400 chapters.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
Negro In Danger Of LynehIps.

Denver, Nov i5.-It Is now believed
John Porter. the l6.year.old negro Of
Lawrence. Kans.. assaulted and mur.
dered little Louise Frost. whose dead
body was found near Limon a week ago.
Porter's confession has been confirmed
by the finding Of the little girls pock.
eibook not far from tho Limon depot
where Porter admitted he threw Il.
Five hundred determined men, most Of
them rauchmen, have assembled at Ii.
mon aud Hugo and make no secret Of
their intention 70 lynch Porter.
John Porter was later removed from
the city jail 20 a place Of safaly. Police
officers refuse 10 say whdN he wai
taken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
NIearaeuan canal Reuts cl..r.

Washington, Nov. i5.-The ministe,
from Nicaragua, Senor do Luis Correa
has arrived IN Washington after an ab
senoe Of four mouths In Nicaragua, dur
ing which time he conferred with Pres
ident Zelaya and members Of his cabi
net concerning Nicaragua canal affair,
and other subjects OF interest to the two
countries. He says by happy comb,
nation OF circumstances the way is now
clear OF private concessions and border
misundorstAndings so that direct gov
ernmenial consideration Of tho watel
way may b. taken up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
PEACE OF EUROPE.
~ ssem, the Csar Of Russia .. Holding
tho Powers Together.


u seems the Ctar of Russia .. Holding
the Powers Together.
Loudon. Nov. l5.-The serious appre.
hsuson which followed the announce.
ment that the ear was suffering from
typhoid iover. emphasizes how much the
peace of Europe Is believed 70 BE- de.
pendent upon him. But for the state.
msnt contained in the official bulletin
thai his majesty's malady is taking "A
thoroughly favorable course the news
Of his illness would have created moth.
ing less than CONSERVATION. II is gen.
orally felt AZ the present critical state Of
international affairs that even tempora.
~ weakening q influence Of 50 favora.
bic factor in the maintenance Of the
worlds peace, justihes grave anxiety,
and especially as the czar is regarded in
Europe as kind OF counterpoise to Em.
peror William. Public anxiety will.
therefore, remain strained until the
none too robust monarch RECEIVERS.
London newspapers comment on the
car illness with peculiar sympathy.
Tho Times remarks II has always been
believed in England that the car ere.
oiprocated the national sentiment 10.
ward him and cherished real regard and
aud reverence for our beloved queen"
The Times says The car has eThib.
tied consistent attachment 10 the cause
Of peace. IL is hardly necessary TO SAY
any event which would lead 70 a change
Ia the occupant OF the Russian throne az
the present anxious state in tho far east
might grayely prejudice the situation. "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
Riot Among cigar MaL.r..

Tampa, Fla. Nov l5.-Rioting be.
tween International and Resistancis
unions OF cigarmAkers occurred her,
this morning. The fight was Al
the factory Of Gonzales. Mora q Co.
One hundred shots were fired, but no
one seriously hurt All factories are
closed for the present. The mayor ha,
sworn in 100 extra policemen and the
sheriff has added deputies to his force
The mayor issued Il proclamation for.
bidding the torch light professions and
demonstrations Of rival trades unions
planned for tonight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

New York. Nov. i5.-The Martin
Engel association. the Tammany Hal
organization Of the Eighth assembly
district, has formally voted the offer te
w. J. Bryan a handsome fee TO come tC
New York and take charge OF the legal
defense Of district captains Of the
Eighth assembly district. indicted foi
alleged violations Of election laws.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Elmira, N. Y, Nov. 10. Isaac Bar
riola, a barber, who burned his wife e
death at Blossburg, Pa, in July. 1899
was hanged in the Jail at wellsborC
today for his crime. He had beer
reprieved three times by tho goveraol
and refused a new trial by the supreme
court Application was made 20 III,
board Of pardons for a rehoaring Of his
case and it was denied.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
Five Time. Home Salaries.

Berlin, Nov. lb.-The reichstag bill
providing for the ti;rd supplementary
credit ON account Of the China cxpcdi.
ton, fixes the salary Of Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee at 10000 marks
annually with large extras. Division
commanders will receive o.. 900 marks
aud eHiiAs, aud lower officers will be
paid propoTtionatoly. The above are
Eve times the rates Of salaries paid at
home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
May Get mi. old place,

Washington. Nov. l5. - John w
YeTkes, late Republican candidate fo
governor Of Kentucky and who reoentl,
resigned the position Of collector Of in
ternAl revenue, called ON tho commits
sioner Of internal revenue here. II,
fays he has abandoned all idea Of con.
testing Governor Beckham's election.
He probably viii be reAppointed 10 hii
old position.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

partment has received dispatch from
Annapolis saying that the torpedo boat
Stockton has gone ashore on Horn
Point shoals. There is small chance
Of getting her OF until the wind chang.
e.. The Stockton Is one Of the new tor
pedo boats and was about 70 have hei
trial trip. the board Of inspection beinG
on her
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Kingston, r. l.. Nov. I5.-Colonel
James L. Potter. paymAster in United
States army tretiredl. and a member Of
one Of Rhode Islands most distin.
gnished fan lies. is dead at his home at
Kingston hill He was 81 years Of age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Port Said. Nov. i5.-Dutch cruiser
Gelderland with eK.President Kruger Of
the TransyaAl on board. left thh
afternoon. Destination Of the cruiser il
not known. President Kruger refuses
" be interviewed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Washington, Nov. l5.-Cougsr has
yielded 70 the other ministers, agreeing
to the razing Of the Taku forts. main.
tanning permanent legation guards aud
guards OF communication with Pekin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Taku. under date OF Nov. "a. that the
Sixth regiment Of United States cavalry
viii remain In China. under command
Of Lieutenant Colonel Theodore ]. wint,
with troops I. X. l. and NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Tien Tsiu. Nov i5.-It il reported
here that an imperial edict has been is.
sued announcing that Emperor Kwang
su and the empress dowagcr will 70.
turn % pekin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Washington, Nov. 10. General Chat.
fee has c1bled ths war department from
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16
900o99o000000009o
GOOD Groceries! : :
b0009909998999006

WHEN WE BUY groceries quality Is the
first consideration, then quantity; we buy In big
lots and get the best prices enabling us 10 sell
good groceries for what you pay for inferior
goods coming carload Of Batavia and Tennys
canned goods; Notwithstanding the heavy adj
vance in canned goods by buying early and in
carload lots we will be able to sell the above
brands at same old prices White Swan -four is
growing In popularity; we have a fresh shigment
aud nice assortment of Dozier Bakery Cakes and
Crackers; weekly shipments Of Belle Springs
Creamery Butter at % cents per pound. Prompt
delivery, good goods aud guarantee that every
article will be- satisfactory Is what you get by
trading with US
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-16

Washington. Nov, ib.-ThO navy de.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-02-07
TOWN TOPICS.

A fragrant odor now permeates the
atmosp here. The roses are not yet
blooming, and cannot be blamed. Fer
tilizers, however, are on hand again, and
are being hauled out at Lively rate.
The election of a county school
commissioner for the ensuing term will
occur Saturday. If there are any candi"
dates they are succeeding very well IN
keeping under cover.
There are dull times at the ordina-
rvs office. There was no business OF
any kind before Judge Roberts at the
monthly term of his court Monday.
-"Better do it than wish it done. "
Better cure catarrh By taking Hoods
Sarsapaulla than complain because you
suffer from it.
Some farmers fear that oats were
injured by the recent freeze, but others
think they We're not damaged.
Now is the time for the farmers to
fix the price of cotton for next season.
DIR. Maury NJ. Stapler, eye, ear, nose
and throat. 500 Mulberry ST. Macon.
-Capitola -four so pounds for $1.O5 at
7. 0. " hitC lard IL Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-02-07
The Round Dozen Club.

The first meeting OF the Round Dozen
Club occurred last Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. q, w. u zler. The name first
determined upon for the club the
twentieth Century Club, but IL smueI
as the membership is limited to twelve
and the rules oy which the members are
governed are twelve in number it was
changed to the Round Dozen Club. The
club is composed of the following young
matrons: Mesdames NJ. G. Eiwarns, l..
l.. Query, w. Ii. Davis, q. W. boz er,
K. E. McNulty, Maggie Crouch, K. L.
l5ell, {. (. Farrar, F. M. McNuIty, j. l..
James, I. G. Geise and j. 5. Lowrey.
The next meeting of the club will occur
thursday, February 18th, at the home
OF Mrs. W. Il. Davis.