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The age-herald., 1900-08-26

Akron is twenty-five miles from Canton Canton, Ohio, not Canton, China
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

Philadelphias Million and "a Half Clul is in dazed condition.
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

Don't pad your census If you would avoid Omaha's misfortune
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

No one can hit John Chinaman below the belt, for he has not got one
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

Republicans are spelling Prosperity with the largest 'P' in the machine
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

Committeedom! Our politics are in perfectly dreadful state.
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
DAmNINe THE STATE COMMITTEES

From the Montgomery Journal.
 An appeal from Goodwater to Birming- ham is like appeal from Phillip sober to Phillip with the jimjams. E.=t
The age-herald., 1900-08-26
uHuRcM FUR sfIIxT-WAIsr MEN

Men and monkeys monopolize appendi citis.
The age-herald., 1900-08-26

Thomas Nelson Page should fight shy of Newport.
The age-herald., 1900-08-26


 invent any new punches He kept good stock or the old sort on hand, however. All Democratic issues are paramount in senator Morgan's mind. Old-fashinoed Democracy is too broad for these times. 
 Mark Hanna is equal to almost anything except the curbing of Teddy, the wild Rider of the Rockies Guggenheimer is trying is prentice hand as Mayor Pro Fem. of New York, Long live Guggenheimer. The bathing suit girl and the shirtwaist man will waltz off the stage together in the early fall season Campaigning in a seven-room asbestos house is too much like being at home.
 
 Naldersee is needed even more in Akron Ohio, than he is in Shanghai, China Waldersee is going to China to super- intend the prize money distribution. -- Perhaps the Empress Dowager has gone to meet the Shanghai correspondtns.
 
 Spain and the United States have signed articles of eternal peace at least. ----------------- ? These census-report days are dreadfuly trying-to Atlanta and Nashville Republicans are spelling Prosperity with the largest ''P" in the machine
 ------------------ Akron is twenty-five miles from Canton Canton, Ohio, not Canton, China
  No one can hit John Chinaman below the belt for he has not got one Don't pad your census If you would avoid Omaha's misfortune Philadelphias Million and "a Half Club is in a dazed condition Chinese gates were made before dyna- mite was compounded
 Chicago speaks in patronizing tones of Philadelphia.
 Thomas Nelson Page should fight shy of Newport.
 Men and monkeys monopolize appendi- citis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
RALLY At SIDNEY.
Hon. A. G. Andrews and C. 3. Burleigh kd
dress Republican Rally in Town Hall.

Sidney, Me. Sept. 7.-tSpeciaD.-
Hon. A. G.. Andrews and {. y. Bur
leigh OF Augusta. addressed a Repub
lican rally in the town han, this after
noon. Each speaker occupied about
an hour. The meeting was called t1
order by Hon. G. H. L9vejOy Of the
town committee, who called upon Hon.
A. +. Taught TO preside. Mr. Burleigh,
the first speaker, devoted considerable
amount Of time to the silver question.
and a general discussion of the trust
and expansion issues. Judge Andrew ;
closed the meeting with 4 mastery rc-
view Of the records Of the Republican
ana Democratic partes-shOWing tha-
the Republican party had been from
the first the party If progress an /
constructive legislation: the party that
had always stood for human nhrrtJ
and the rights of man. The Demo-
cratic party, he said, had always bcal
the party Of ncgatiOn and their usual
way Of making a platform was -
wait until the Republican p,at. .il
was adopted and then write ant. l.-
fore each plank. The closing part .I
the address was devoted t. an aD-.
discussion of the Philippine uEesti4..
Both speakers were given the closest
attention ana frequently ANA heartily
applaudel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
STRIKE INEVITABLE
u Anthracite Coal fields The Strike viii &c
General.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Chicago Markets.

Wheat was duiI But steady today.
helped mostly by light Argentine ship
ments. October wheat corn and oats
closed each isUi4 over yesterday. Provi-
Sion sdt chs close We're > 10 10 cents
higher.
Ihe leading futures closed as follows:
M September. I3; October, 131ZH
i3"e, November IA 4G742s
CORN-Septomhe 39ll; October, SS4I
3>+.; November. 357sa36.
OAIS-September 22ls; October, 2lssT
., ~; November, 2las.
PORK-Septemb Sll95: October,
Sllo-a: January. $lL25i2.
LARD-September. $50; october. S.12la;
January. S65O.
RIBS-Spptember S7.37i.. October,
S'l,ia, January, S592i2
Cash quotations closed as follows:
ELoJ R-Quiet and unchanged.
M HEAT-No. 8 spring, u; No. red,
i4laT-514.
CoRN-No. > 20: 80. yellow. 4ol4.
OATS-NO- ,. 2liaU32: No. 2 white, 24A
as. No. white 23ig62fz.
BARLEY-3NI40; mailing. 46Gi49.
FlsANSEED-H.4S; Northwestern. N.4Sls
Wl49.
LARD-S6 G7i.fi6. 72l2.
PORK-Mess SO 95G1lO0; short ribs,
S,.2'H1.5o: shoulders. 62sq52s; short clear
sides. S7.70d-S0
SIGAR-Unchanged
CION ER-Sp ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
RAILROAD COMPANY BLAMED
And Held Responsible for Wreck On FhiIa
telphia Reading Road.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
RaLLY Al BELGRADE.
An Enthusiastic Rally Addressed by Hon 4. &.
Andrews and c. 6. BlrIeigh.

Belgrade Mills Me-, Sept. 7.-CSIgcia,.
An enthusiastic Republican rally was
held in the church here, last evening.
which was addressed by Hon. A. II.
Andrews and G. +. Burleigh # Au-
gusta. Frank J. Ham Of the town COM
mittee. presided The audience gave
the closest attention throughout tn
evening. ana was aroused w hlgI
pitch Of enthusiasm by the reception
given a New York Democrat VINO att
tempted to interrupt the Judge and
came of second best. A number ur tn.
summer visitors We're in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
HARTFORD RACES CLOSE.
The Abbott Breaks Mile Wagon Record With
Ease-Time. 2.05 I-2.

Hartford, Ct., Sept The Grand
Circuit meeting closed at Charter Oak
park, this afternoon. the single event
Tor tomurrow's card being crowded in
70 this afternoons sport. The racing
was very interesting, the 2-14 trOt re-
qulring six heats to finish, Onward Sill
yer taking the race The 2.2O pace was
Won hy Fred s. Wedgewood in three
straight heats, George, the favJrite
taking second place. The 2.l7 trOt
Went 70 Roster in three straight
The mile to beat the wagon record
.of 2.09h by Lucille. in cleveland, in
1897, was the sensation of the after
noon, The Abbott, driven by Gccrs, CO.
ing the trick with ease in 2OjH. The
quarters were 1924, l.Oj ana l.3G, the
last half being made in L0Oi2 Jupe
We.t a half mile against time. but as
he threw a b,ot .n the home stretch
no time was taken summary.
21o PACE-ptKSE gI2o0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Bishop McGayick Resins

Chicago Sept. 1T is reported that
tHt resignation OF Bishop Alexander J.
.htpaNlek. appointed, nearly two years
ago, 70 assist Archbishop Fcehag Hi,
been forwarded to Rome.
Bishop McGlvick. II is said resigned M
4iifcount 9f i'll health. He ranked as aux
WIFI h~ cnauiutur with thu r5Gbt If siir-
e,s@ioA io the archdiocese of Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Sept Z.
Cotton Sput closed quiet. middling u
lands. IHi~; midiliug Gulf. lUAs. sales, ~
Cotton futures closed weak. September
N .-. October g.-3. November. y.Usi Deceiml- m
t.g. g.5. January. At5. February. s."'
M rrh. suU. April $50, May. Ss' june
n Nl. Iuly. 500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

both the japanese and English marines
We're Withdrawn, today, ana that every
thing there is quiet
Special dispatches to the Cologne Ga
zette announce that an classes Of the
Chinese population believe that the Chi
nese have been victorious over the allied
troops. Striking Illustrations of this are
given.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

on the Produce Exchange:
Iit. .ITER-Sttady; Creameries, lSl44zz14'
dIlriCs. iUlN
CHEESE Steady lp4I1Iiz.
EGGS Firm. fresh. liNi5. y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

The semi-oficial Berlin Reichs,an-
ziger announces that the ministry N
state decided, Thursday, in favor Of
the difference Of coal supply t1 farin-
tate importation into Germany by in
Producing everywhere a raw matcri.l
tariff 10 continue at least two year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

An imperial decree issued at Vienna.
Friday. dissolves the lower house or
the Austrian Reichsrath ana directs a
new election Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

shipping firms engaged in the Cana
dian trade has great advance Of 10 rcr
cent IN freight rates because Of the rd-
vance in coal and other steamship
stores.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
ALL DISEASES
AND
WEAKNESSES OF MEN

From whatever cause arising. ouickly and ncr-,,
nsntiy Cured at the Old Reliable PpaLodv
fnTaTe MT%1Sai ~, institute No Bulfnch Street oppos
Chief Consulting Physician, graduate II Thr
Nard dedical College. Class Of 1861, late SURGEON
y ic;. Mass Vols. who Cures where Others faii
consultation in person or by letter A sIedirni
inmphlet, wade mecum Free sealed, &C. for most
Mlilcal Book of this or any age Ror men onlyl en
luGd tlIp THE SCIENCE OF LIFE: on.
stLF-PREsERNATIO 80 M. WHY, ~
cravings, "A perfect guide TO ali men. married nr
sliS =, only 25c., in paper covers sealed Cloth
IuIl sh'' u. Send now. and Heal Thysclf.
- The Peabody Medical Institute has ,-,,,
- lmltatoEs. but no equals-"-Bostou Herald
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

Tak. Laxative Br0mO Quinine Tabietts.
Au druggists refund the money II " tAlls
! tu cure u. w. Groves signature y -
! each box, %. kusk1ssas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
CAUGHT a BURGLAR.
Student hawkins rtkel in q Thief In o
Princeton tIail


Princeton uaii.
Princeton. y. j Nov. 2I.-A burglar
who gave hi. name as Frank T. McFor.
dan oi Trenton, was caught by u stu.
dent. Gaylord r Hawkins, IA Llttla
hall Monday night aud a numbrrof val.
liable, stolen from the students rooms
were found iu his possession
One evening about two weeks ago
while Hawkins wa, IN his ro1ma ,trhug.
81 opened the door. but discovering tho
occupant ~ the room hastily retreat.
ed. Hawkins has since kept watch On
DO, room. aud Monday while the stud.
euts were 40 dinner tine thief made hi,
appearance Hawkins threw revolver
100 h,s face hHfur. Doe could escape. march.
cd him across the campus 20 Proctor
TDp.ey'. office rliscIothiug was ,alrcl.
ed aud several valuable scarf pins. med
MS. uzJr,. gloves. knives and s. were
found IIp WINS turned over 90 tine
Princeton chief Of police, who took him
Co Trenton
Recently over $3.50 IN money. four
gold wafclc>. q numbered diamond stuff,
aud other yalGabIr- have hsrn stolen
from student. 90 Blair and Dld halls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
Holiday Opening.

The nth annual holiday opening
of the Wil-ou-Joukins Dru, Conn
pany took place last evening and
was equally it not more attractive
than amy preceding one. The Mt
Tendance was large and the display
magnificent The decoration. iI-
cluded flag. eft all nations. frstonns
of tissue aud chrysanthemums
From the wealth of holiday goods ON
display IL Is difficult to name the
things that pleased the most. Hov-
elm decorated china, clmco plaque.
and vases, Austrian, French aud
Bohemian bric-a-brac, husts, medal
ions, fine lamps, cut glass and gift
books were among the things most
admired. Prof. Hchnals orchestra
supplied music during the evening
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
TENAS TO HE E2lNr-

notwithstanding storms and
Hoods, the great state of Texas b,.
during the present year. made his.
tory ~ the matter of IT, agricultu.
raj possibilities, and large crop.
aud good price, have induced AN
erao OF prosperity which will %, far
IN educating the farmer. and oth.
rrs to the value Of their opportu.
mites.
In the midst of their peace and
plenty the people OF Texas should
not neglect the advantages which
are lying at their door. Surp,u.
production of wheat should rr.ult
in the building Of more flour mills.
The high price of cotton should
give a decided inpetu. To the
erection Of modern cotton mill.
Splendid price. paid for c,r,,c
/ should lead 10 the establishment
of packing houses and tam cries.
while the constantly uugmr.tipp
area which j. being putinto .ar
den truck aud early vegetable,
should lead 20 the erection of cnu.
ming inctor.os In the southern nor.
ton of the state.
II has been demonstrated that
Texas can produce magniiirently
every product of the soil which
can be raised in any state i'm the
union, and in the enjoyment %,
these blessings, the farmers and
business men generally, should
not neglect opportunities for add.
tional ben fits.
To take advantage Of ones own
facilities means that others, not
now interested, will brrume so.
Nothing so beget- confidence A,
confidence itself, ami by a Judi.
cious advertisement Of its unparal,
leled resources, Texas should draw
both capital and people from sec,
TONS not 50 well favored. But
that the desired conditions ensue
1t Is necessary that the people and
communities extend IN the world
The right hand Of fellowship pnt
by a spirit Of .iberality aud enter
prise, attract 10 their side and sun
poit, thousands of willing hand.
and hearts that are yet across IN,
border awaiting favorable CD
poriunity to make eutry.--Liter.
ary Bureau Sunset.Central Line.
lluusto.. Texas.
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~ coNNrLIY y cARNE..
Centred Texas Teachers.

The Central Texas Teachers A.
ISOLATION meets in Bryan Saturday,
December /, and following pro-
gram is announced, the meetings
TO be held at the high school
building:
SESSION . p. 80.
1 "What Use Should boz Made of
the Text Book GAP In Pri.
mary Grade-Mis- Rosemary
Shields, Bryan; b., In Grammar
Gude-Mr. Strader, Hcnrn";
G.. In High School-Supi. W d.
De>hazo; General Discussion.
.. Are Teaching and Di-cipIin-
ing lucompttiole?' Supt. b. II.
Brown, Nnyasota; Supt. J i.
Woolfr, franklin.
Adjournment for supper.
SESSION S.3Or 81.
3. professional Eihic. Among
Teachers'--upt A. Thompson
Calvert; Supt. W. A. Marques,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
FOR A RECEIVER.
Gate. MAks. Charges Against OmesSs d
Guardian Trust Company.

Guardian Trust Company.
+ s.. Louis. Nov. 27.--The application
Of John w. Gates ct al. for the appoint.
ment Of receiver for the Guardian
Trust company was filed In the United
States circuit court Monday Judge
Amos ThAyer reserved his decision.
Il Is alleged In the afIidaviis Accompa.
nying the application that the Guardian
Trust company is being mismanaged by
President A. D. S,illwell: that its funds
are being used TO promote the Kansa.
City, Mexican and Orient railway
through the Misrepresentation Of Pres.
ident sullwell.
IL is asserted that Sallwell. without,
turning his hands in behalf u the trust
company's interest. Is drawing salary
OF $780, 900 a year. aud that his friends,
"who are confederated with him" are
the officers Of the trust company and 70.
ccive compensation aggregating annual.
~ $1,000. Through Stillwell's alleged
manipulation % is stock the trust com.
pAny. the plaintiffs say. is losing eco. 900
a month. ant that with proper manage.
ment it can be made To pay handsome
dividends.
James Hagerman ~ Kansas City, A.
O. Krante,l aud Max Pam Of Chicago,
represent John W. Gates, who. IL Is said.
has ;JJO. 900 invested in tho trust com.
p,ny while Judge Trimble Of Kansas
City, Thomas W. Chapman II Chicago,
aud Judge McKeighAn are acting for
the defendant. Mr.. Sullwell was IN
court Sullwcll and other officials OF
the company. say it, affairs nrc In ex
cellout shape and deny the charges
. made no thr petition. ltis asserted by
/ Mr S'iIiwcll that the application for d
receiver is a personal attack on him by
/ John W Gate, Co ou,t him from th,
control NJ the Guardian Trust company
and 90 run Boo, Kiusi, City. Mexico aut
Jriut rut .rri.y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

In a shooting ARRAY at Daisy, Ga, Y.
A. johnson and Robert HAtten each
killed the other.
DIR. J. W Brock, noted army sur.
geon, died at his home at Leavonworth,
Kas
The new sugar refinery ut Sugar City,
Gal, which cost 100000, Is now in
operation.
Fire near EAston, Pa, wiped out the
cement plant Of Krnuse & Son, causing
q loss Of s2OO, 900, well insured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

Berlin, Nov 2I-A letter from En-.
per1r kwnug Su t1 81 HING Chang has
been intercepted by the Germnu., .ay.
private dispatch from p.hu. hut it.
content, have NOT been made public 4
small German detachment destroyed An
H.ieh Wang, sustaining mo- loss The
weather here l- now severely cold
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
Thanksgiying Card.

Wishing you all pleasant and
happy day on Thanksgiving, | will
announce that my store will be- closed
on that day Hoping 10 -co you all
who wish any thing In the Jcwlcry
line Tor any and all times remain
Yours to please, j VI. Caldwell,
JO1 The Jewler.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
A Guaranteed Attraction.

Harrison Bros. Ministries, which
appear here saturday Dee. I. are %
guaranteed attraction. Asa guarantee
of good faith, they give two pcrfor.
maucc- q day See the pnrad" and
cake walk on the street here Satur-
day December LIST.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
Hotel Arrivals
IIANtiE

Byron Miller. New Orleans: z %
Patton. j j Bailey, u Nnllhlm. J.
sydney. 81 Louis, e. " Carr, O. T.
G,ur-c, Ilou-tuu;~ MMHc'ir Column
hiJ; & : raymond. Chicago, II Hau-
son, Marlin; j 4 Palmer. Madison
vile; T. q Garrett. Tyler; @ 10 Reed.
Calvert; Miss trumr, Boston; Edgar
4 Neville kru~r-luylur Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

laredo, Tex. Nov % Richard Gray
o! Duynl county, was convicted Ia the
District court Of Webb county here aud
given five years in the penitcntiar~
The prosecuting witness, only IS years
old, held her baby Ia her arms duriag
her examination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

Washington, Nov. 20. Adiutnnt Gen.
eral Corbin has received a cable mes.
sage from General Macarthur at Ma.
Mia, saying that Second Lieutenant
John W Kennedy " the signal corps.
was accidentally Saturday evening. Nov.
u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
Thanksgiving E,ear.lon.

ON account ui tIr football gam.
between tu" s. and VI. COLLEGE and
trr University ui IcNJ, uu Thanks
giving d.y rH" Calvert, Waco u
Brulu. Valley railroad will ru 400
excursion from Brym 100 Austin 'ur
tHr game. round trip slau IuH
will leave Bryan ut i:.Oum. Nuy. 80.
and leave Austin for return "trip uf
H.ll D.. Iu. same date.
ID. &. byMurct.
HS Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

Paris, Tex Nov a. Hogs are To-.
ported to be- still dying along the river
IN large numbe-s from some unknown
cause. Al Lambert lost ~ head within
the last few days
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

Vera Cruz, Mex, Nov IA fatal
case Of bubonic plague is reported from
Merida, state OF iuutan. The victim
wa, soldier uf the Fifteenth battalion
OF infantry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

Yoakum, Tex. Nov. 27-The biggest
individual cotton deal ever made IN
Yonkum took place Saturday In the sals
by Roose Bros, Of 90 bales Of cotton,
the couslAorntion b.lng ablut s5l 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

LADIES. GENTs.
Aldridge Delilie Adams Geo. tcoll
Rattle Mrs Jennie Banks Walker
Bradlen Ellen liasset II 7
Brewer Miss Ida Bond Ledn
Clark Mrs sarah Bently + g.
Cox Mrs : Il Young Eddie
Gravity Emma Bone RIM
Collin Clara Booker Jas Henry
Dorry sarah Hood VIII
Deyuue Fannie Davis II j,
Dudley Mrs. Alos Candy \ y
Dossey Mrs Gray shelton ~
Dumus Mrs l. George I J
Eyant J W Gillespie Geo
Griffin Sarah Hawley & W
/ Jones MIS- sandy Hill Robert
Jones BANNER Holleman Law
I Jones Joanna renee
Lewis Mrs NJ T. Horton VI
Sister keal Johnson John
Nash Eliza Jackson Rev W W
Page Mitildie Cedar Creek Lodge
Mcfarland Mrs No. 30
Lane Ella Judie Billie
Tillery Matilda Kelsey 4 l.
kOsarek John
IOckhart ID l.
Mace Jones
/ Mathis 4 r.
Mukaska J J
Mason lsac
Mitchell l. T.
Mitchell Henry
Morris W
Nirch Arnold
Alander Tony
oliver j u
Smith ID T.
Smith W W
Ransom W l..
Ruiino Plncido
Sanders Henry
SDIlock Geo "
Shannon Nicely
Simmons ID y
sanders Napoleon
Tulluw> j "
Turner Martin
Wood thud ~
Williams Eddie
Wilson u II
Above list of letter, remaining 90
tlc Bryan po>toillcr for the worl
ending Nov. % 4 charge of 600,
cent Is muI, uu u1cu pi. er uI uW
advertised. When calling Tor IU.-.
letters please shy advertised giyiu.
date. Very Respectfully.
TYLER ID N-WI.I. T. 81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

New York. Nov. a. The Dewey arch
will be exhibited NJ the Cotton States
exhibition no Charleston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

Lividia, Nov 2I-Improyement in
the cars condition continues.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

All kinds and sizes Of thimblos a.
Goodman n Miller, Reliable Jewel
elcrs. deci
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

T.. -. Filliummc returned from
Franklin yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

\ big line ~ ladies skirt goods,
blue and gray just received ut Nor
woods 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28

&. -. shepard ha, returned to
Gail, Newton county
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-28
just Received.

New lot Of Ladies Jacket. from $3.50 up-late,t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-06-08
MAIL CARRIERS AND STAGE LINES.
Must Give Stamped RECEIPTS for Par
cells they Transport.

Nashville American: IA recent ru-
ing of the Internal Revenue Department
that the mail carriers engaging in the
business of carrying parcels for a com.
pensation were common carriers and
should give stamped receipts to patrons,
as express companies and other carriers
are required TO do, is being acted on IN
this district. So far rs this vicinity is
concerned, the carriers principally affect
ed are stage lilies operating between
cities and suburban towns.
"Coi. Bullo k, Revenue Agent, and
Deputy Collector Stone have just re-
turned from Cannon County, where they
made some collections Three stage
companies were called upon for the
stamp tax which should have been pa&
on receipts, and the sum OF $40 was
collected in all. The matter of accer-
tanning the exact amount due was
difficult to get at, the only means open
being to average the business and get
an approximate idea of what had been
transacted since the passage of the act
of June 13, 1898.
"The collections will be continued
over the entire State"