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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11

TIE MAKERS wanted at Jefferson, Texas,
to make sap pine. gum, water, willow,
pin aud red oak ties; woods inspection
and pay twice month. Address u. +.
Neil. Jefferson, Texas. ~
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FARM and city property bought. sold aud
exchanged: insurance and loans, patron.
age respectfully solicited. Dwycr \
Motion, room $685. KAN building q
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L. HUM, surety honds, Fox building,
Houston, TeXas. 'nhone 110. 10
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WANTED--A man to7l Solicit transit mt
bosrdcrs at dcpots. Apply PISS, this II.
A
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ROOMS for rent newly furnished No 209
and 2l1 Hutchlns street between l. & q;
n and Santa Fc deDots Gid
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FOR SALE OR RENT-The Houston
Heights furniture. factory, equipped for
fartnre 6f cheap furniture. o. NJ. Carter.
DO Main street Houston, Texas. Y
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4tsT5rI7T- NTDTUM-Mrs; Black tells
Apha l. remoyes evil, unitcs separat-
. NV harm. 1920 Preston. Also e9S
fsA ei'u' ~ Is
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FOR SALE Timber; pine and oak; on 1900
acres OF land In northwestern portion
Hardin county; mile and half to iva
and half miles south Conroe extension
Of Santa ne to Kountze; will cut S000
to 10000 feet to acre. Address L.. =.
o. Box g. Houston. III
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GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH" nor
do our bobblnets; examine aud Judge
yourself; quality, price Of our bobbinet
bars, ready made, gauze single bed bars
soc; double Csc: o0-inch hoop bars com.
pletc 81; American bobblnet, best grade,
- %: 9O-lnch hobblnet $2T5, finer 81,
112-inch. nne grade. $3.50; l00inch, fnest.
$3.50 112-lnch finest, $3.50. Frauklin's,
40 Texas avenue *
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VERY CHOICE FLOWERS Shipped as
desired. A. WAItaker. Houston II
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,lsf *, ohe-horse delivery wagon.
u IA q grocery; must be In good
3 Fssal.s eap FOR cash, II. r. Tripp,
II
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LOST, FoUND. STOLEN.

LOST While removing the Planters and
Mechanics National bank, package ,el
notes and papers belonging 70 y. n,
Burnett disappeared: upon return OF
same 10 bank d suitable reward Will be
paid aud no questions asked. o. 8.
Drew, cashier -
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS--sea bids
for reconstruction and repair Of medical
college and university hall at Galveston,
rexas I'm accordance with plans and spec.
ifcatIons to be seen at Office of Geo. =;
stowe, architect. alyeston, Texas. viii
be received ny said architect until y lii,'
lime IL. 1901 Certified check FOR 5000,
Sovabie to order of undersigned, must az.
roinpany each old, and viii he forfeited
if contract and bond are not entered
into within ten days after acceptance o.
or reject iii bids T. s. Henderson.
chairman board Of regents. 6'lJ
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PERSONAL.

H.. r.slehe,,er's English rennyroysl pllls
tplsl uS,"s .iy ReIiablei Tnko no other.
,ssi p rsss. ; q ;,Sa pc ~ rct 1%g,, rs
N s,id " l z. teal Co, Philada-. Pa
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'ta Iacs pHy an oil boring machine.
A box l2s, Caldwell. Texas.
1E
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bidder win be retained TO secure COM
pliance with his bid. All Others win he
returned on the day OF award. 5--rhe
bids Win BE- taken by open p verbal com.
petition. Sealed or written bids win
not be considered. 80
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falthfnuess OF trusted employees proInpt-
" executed. l.. Hunt, Fox building,
Uouston 10
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LOST-Large brown horse about " hands
high. hoofs hind feet both white. 50
reward II returned 10 Max Chasen, cor,
nor Edward and Beach, First waro. "a
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CHARLTON aud Blacgleg prevented BY
Pasteur Vacelnes; write for particulars
and testimonials pasteur Vaccine Com.
pany, chicago or Fort Worth T8
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FOR RENT--'ro desirable parties. house of
eighteen rooms, nearly furnished, corner
Cnnnlr street and Texas avenue, one
Nlotk from Rice hotel. Cali Mt or nd
dress 1I04 Texas avenue. II
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NOTICE Is hereby given that suit viii 81
fcd trcspass 10 try tific Tor our in
tercst In The y. Bella survey. Har,iiu
county. Texas. Jno. ID Fieweileh, Nava
sofa, Texas. IL
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FOR SALE CHEAP-My double seated
carriage. In good order Apply c. w.
Robinson, 1915 Fannin II
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4 EERS SOUTHERN TONIC-The cure
a tiils and fever malaria and jaundlce.
ne BY all druggists. 8-14
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NOTICE Il hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and directors
Of the Direct Navigation Company VIII
be hcld at the cnmpany's office In tho
city OF Houston on Tuesday. July 3 1901,
az II o'clock, a. m. b. c. Cushman, See.
rotary, 1901
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NOR sAbE--One fnst buggy horse 4
years old; cheap. Apply 1902 Washing
ton. IL
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for elyil aud criminal investi
solicitci. James McCane, sSx 10, Hous
ton. Texas n
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fONEST PAKk FKOPEKTN -Ihe fncst
about city for homes: good drainage and
arteslan water. d. ID SmhatUn, 5U2
Travis street, or AZ residence In park. is
lGe ACRES rice land eight miles west Of
Houston, near the Beflng rico farm best
block land, fenced; SIS per acre; easy
terms. c.. w. HAIL, 30 Main IL
$40 ACRES thirteen miles north Of Hous-
ton. two sets improvements; 800 acres
fenced. GO acres timber, rs acres In rice
well TO irrgate. six fine mules and all
implements 20 in; price SIS per acre.
c. w. Hail, 220 Main. IL
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sSED TO BUY.

: 4 ps sasf and hatcher Of any
= f~is. saw Mill and Box Fac.
SAas. 10
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FOR SALE.


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FORTY-NARA TAPES al TThTst-ys-- ~
and Franklin. 1880 = Nia1n
| WILL SELL 500 shnreg AnerIran S1IT-----.-,
Refinery company's stock M ~ nen,l u ANY,
ply Freed, Jos Main street Iionstnaa' q y,
TTFSTT nd -
SI25 noiind AnnIv Vh'9h seed AZ
Rodch lux, RnceIand Il ~ Soseph "
- t-lO
for the snm,ne, "1go, ~, OF going away
I'D gio Dallas nyenne az my lurniture.
-tfesi ana Ave- c1iee' A,sq one roll top
CHAIRS nra cher,vi slso Mt. assk and
Anply q y III Rninsiu "VVse LOT rent.
-, --I,s3s =. : . II le-l1e-lll. ~
| ink SAlE-One new cash register cheaD'
apply li02 Washington. ~
OIL Some shares In Tho S-,,3f-- 49,
Oll Co. FOR sale cheap. Address W., this
cnice. Is
FOE SALE NJ n 6aT-sIr % -
IRE box boiler on wheels, complete;
one eN automatic engine, all In iirst-
Works IHoi Strand caivaS tan H. ir9 ,a
-. ~, = .-... 10
FOX SAi4E-One gents and one ladies' bi,
cycie, IN good condition, at bargain.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY detectives
furnished Tor civil and criminal inyestl-
cations; reasonable rates, correspondence
collected James McCane, box 1870, Hons.
ton, Texas. &C
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BUY Polk county land; one arm ON ground,
another follows, Loughrldge n D0dson,
livingstone Texas. AZ
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II ~ me planer and hatcher of any
4 4 Il p so.e Saw Mill ana Box Fac.
>--------v.le IexaS. II
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TEXAS sEcnET SERVICE BUREAU-
civil or criminal investigation; bonded
watchmcn for day or night service. u; j.
Thavonat, General Manager, so5h Maln
street. II
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CHEAP FOR CASH-One large glass show
case, "a feet long Wy feet wide; can be
seen at Larendons Carriage Repository,
c0rner Frnnklin and Cnrnline strnnis II
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FOR SALE-530 feet inches standard
pipe at SOC f. o. b. Bremond INQUIRE
of r. A. Helbig, over p. and NJ bank IA
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MUST dispose of 500 cords four feet spiit
oak wood, well seasoned at S321 per
cords cash on delivery; ring up phone
go. G. Pietzner. SIS
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. go MAIN
street, controls nlnetenths OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots, Our prices are
lowest aud terms the best to he had.
JOHN A, MILRoY, Agent. II
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FOR SALE Show cases at wholesale prices
for thirty days and new soda Fountains
Mt big bargains, from $40 up. Waco Show
Case Eaciory. Waco. NeAAs. $50
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OIL STOCKS-On lands and leases we
handle the stocks of nearly every oil
company in the Beaumont field; we get
hourly quotations from the managers and
are constantly posted MS to the develop.
ment in the field; long distance phone
and telegraph wire in office. NJ. NJ.
Bright & Co., phone No. I0l, Beaumont,
Texas II
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PROPOSALS. Tor construction ui NlN
escapes at the State eleemosynary insti.
tutions- Sealed proposals are invited m
der chapter II. page 100 General Laws
of 1899, for the construction Of one or
more ere escapes at either OF all Of the
Following State eeemosynary Institutions
Southwestern insane asylum, San Anto-
mo. the state lunatic asylum, Austin;
the State institute for the blind, Aus,
tin; the state institute for deaf aud
dumb. Austiu the State institute for col
ored deaf, dumb and blind, Austin; the
state orphans home, Corslc9na, and the
North Texas insane asylum, Terrell. lex;
bids viii be received up TO Wednesday.
Juiy 10, A. D. 1901. at 10 O'Clock a. M;
ali bids should he addressed to the IN
derslgned at Austin, Texas, and must
have written across. the envelope Pre-,
posals for construction of IRE escapes.
and bid must be accompanied with the
plan Of ire escape the successful ,se6 Iter
into bond With approved security for a
faithful compliance with his or their
contract: the right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids. Joseph ID. Sayers, Coy,
cl.lor of Texas. -
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. b S ssa,ssE RY WAGON ana cheap
III INV \ Amply at once to Gre
i - NOhgress. IL
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sITUATIoNs--MALE.

In store, driver ar any Kind Of work
Address 2l4S this office, is
A BOY WANTS WORK Ia dining room
or around house, Apply 010 Robin street
IA
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r sulshLNS, Nayasota, Texas, manu-.
-a save that cure letter, eczema
'sIa y old sores of any kind: 81 per
~, ls'nes buying this SAVE and not
49, sller using one box money re
- MIIte for testimonials. 7.I7-oi
M, n,s AZ I. DRUG STORE; you can
- mere. tt
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2SlEO-eyery sufferer from rheuma.
nralysls, spinal affections, weak
1ne back. erysipelas TO know that
Ancls 80 He" OIL relieves ana
. q wen all other known remedies fail;
I ASV each postpaid Write for
N d b. Jones Sons, Dallas, Texas.
7-l4-Ul
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WHO wants to buy a short order and
lunch counter; business good stand reht
ness: low rent. VIII pay to investigate;
pfice $3.50: established seven years close
10 passenger depot want TO leave on nc
count of wifes health Louis Sheepatte,
Alvin Texas 10
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
SEVERAL LITTLE MATTERS.

Georgia has hypnotist who de-
clares he can put a man on a bicycle
and make him win a race in spite of
himself.
The largest cut stones known are in
the Temple Of the Inn at Baalbec.
Many are more than 60 feet long, 20
feet broad and are of unknown depth.
A white object can be seen at a dis
tance of 1880 times its own diameter
in strong sunlight-that is to say, a
white disc a foot across can be seen
1880 feet away.
The new hospital at the University
of Virginia Charlottesville was
opened on the anniversary of the birth
of Mr.. Jefferson, the founder of the
institution. Founders day viii be OBJ
served annually hereafter.
A number of young filbert trees have
been sent to the agricultural depart
ment from Greece. The nuts from
these trees are the largest and have
the finest favor of any filberts the de-
partment has yet discovered, and
every effort is to be made to encour-
age their growing.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
IN FOREIGN LANDS.

The dusting of the books in the IL
brary of the house of lords costs e so
a year.
The Mexican volcano ~Popocatapetl
was utilized as a source of sulphur
more than 400 years ago.
Field rations of an English soldier
include 10 ounces of meat, and "a
ounces of bread, those of a German
ounces of meat and % ounces of
bread.
Two thousand seven hundred and
siXty-seven unaddressed letters post
ed in English letter boxes were found
to contain nearly 10000 in cash,
notes and cheques.
Since the end of the war with
France in 1871, Germany, without in
creasing her territory in Europe, has
increased her population from II ,000,-
900 to 56,00O,OOO.
On the occasion of the eightieth
birthday Of Prince Regent Luitpold
of Bavaria, Munich newspaper called
attention to the fact that no journal
ist benefited by the attendant amnes-
ty, for the simple reason that none
had been imprisoned-in striking con-
trast to Prussia.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Adam de la Hale, a troubadOur.
wrote the worlds first comic opera in
1910 A D.
France pays for her paupers by
means Of a tax of ten per cent. on all
| theater tickets sold.
There are 336 places of public en-
tertainment in London, with a COM
bined seating capacity for 400, 900 peo-
pie.
A new play has been writer with the
title Gen. Funston and the Filipinos," 4"
and it viii shortly be produced in New
York.
The Actors club at Buda-Pesth has
held a demonstration in favor of pro-
hibiting plays being performed in Hun
gary in foreign language.
Sheridan is said to have finished
''The Rivals" in six weeks. The story
is commonly belle ed to have been
true, and the incidents to have oc-
CURED in his own experience.
Fans, Opera-glasses, ammonia, sui
phuric acid, and bottles of evil-smelI-
ing and nOXiOusSgases were among the
missiles with which the actors of THE
Contrabanditti" were pelted by stu
dents at Saratoff, Russia.
William Archer, the Scot who for
sock the bar for journalism, is now
the acknowledged chief of English
critics of the drama. He made q repu-
tation as dramatic critic of the Lon
don Figaro and is scholarly, urbane
and fair IN his criticisms.
Otis Bardwell Boise, of Berlin, Ger
many, regarded as one of the great
teachers of harmony and composition
in Europe, has accepted professor
ship at the Peabody conservatory of
music in Baltimore and viii come to
this country in July.
Nine. Adelina Patti says that walk
ing and possibly billiard playing, on
account of the walking it involves,
are the best exercises for a singer.
Nine. Patti also declares that no one
who wishes to retain the freshness,
sweetness and power of her voice
should sing in opera more than twice
or at the most three times a week.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
FOR WOMEN READER S.

A vigorous war is being vaged in
several German cities against the
trailing dresses of women in the
streets.
The growing demand for women in
the factories of Germany is bringing
the servant girl problem more and
more to the front.
Mrs. Humphry Ward writes on a
real roof garden of her London
house. It is handsomely fitted up
like a regular room, and on dull. dark
days lighted with lamps fitted into
wind-proof globes.
Margaret Deland has a perpetual
bit of summer introduced into her
Boston home. A small glass conserva-
tory, filed to overflOwing with gay
Jonqu,ls, is where this brilliant
writer does her work
An interes ting fact brought out by
the recent elections in Colorado is the
marked tendency of Colorado men to
elect women as city treasurers. Mrs.
Margaret Robins was unanimously
chosen city treasurer of Idaho
Springs. At Aspen Mrs. T. A. Ken
ney was reelected to the same office
by a large majority. Mrs. Jennie
Gale was elected city tres asurer at
New Castle, Mrs. Emma c. Palmer in
Greedy, Mrs. Clara A. Clark at Alma,
Mrs. Mary Shanks at Ouray, Airs. Nell
lie T. Donahue at Victor and Mrs. A.
n. Frowine at Manitou.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
OF THE BLOOD ROYAL.

The car reads many books, but sell
iom picks up newspaper.
George III. had the family taint of
iunacy, and for many years was in
sane.
Empress Elizabeth of Russia was
One of the stoutest women of her
time.
Charles Marte1. or Charles the Ham
mer, carried a mace weighing 80
pounds.
The king of Siam wears what is
probably the richest state attire of
any reigning monarch. The Jewels
worn on such occasions are valued
at over 100000.
When the dowager empress of Ger
many first came to the Berlin court
it was remarked to Baron Hum
boldt, then an old man of 90, that
the prince, her husband, deferred to
her in everything every properly
So" replied the great scientist, "she
is the wiser man of the two"
By a curious chance, George, the
second son of the king of Denmark,
has reigned for a longer period over
Greece than his father has over his
native kingdom, George having been
elected king of the Hellenes in March,
1863, while King Christian did not
ascend the throne until six months
later.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
INTERESTING FACTS.

Seven pounds of American flour will
make as much bread as eight pounds
of English -four
Some historians say that the manu-
facture Of silk was introduced into
Spain by the Moors.
Only four widows of soldiers who
fought in the American revolution now
remain on Uncle Sans pension roll.
Seven years ago there were Is.
Immature wood, that is the wood of
a tree which has not attained its full
growth, is said not to be so durable as
the wood OF a full-grown tree.
Houses which are damp because of
proximity to undrained land may be
rendered more habitable by planting
the laurel and sunfoWer near them.
Wood is not generally well seasoned
by a very high temperature. If the
heat is toO great the moisture escapes
very rapidly and the wood is liable to
crack or split.
Russia adopted the metric system
from January II of the present year.
Great Britain and the United States
are the only civilized countries that
have not adopted it.
Prescott, being almost blind, re-
quired ten years to prepare "Ferdi-
nand and Isabella;" the Conquest of
Mexico" required six years and the
Conquest of Peru" four.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
CROSS CURRENTS.

France pays Great Britain E1OO,OOO
a year for the use of submarine cables.
Press kilograms amount to IS, 700, 900
words week in the British Isles.
The first submarine cable was laid
in August, 1860, between Dover and
Cape Grisnez.
Heneeforth electric vehicles cannot
be hired in Philadelphia for any
length of time less than one month
or for less sum than $50.
In Canada the postal telegraph will
soon be an accomplished fact, the Do
minion authorities being engaged in
preparing to attach the entire tsle.
graph systsm 70 she post Office.
Funeral March Il Dance Music.
''An orchestra leader in Kansas
City has proved Nashville very slow
town." said a man from the former
place the other day.
"A fire which almost destroyed
theater in Kansas City enabled him
to get the proof" he continued
Among the few things in the the
ater that were saved was a pile OF
sheet music which belonged to the
orchestra leader. In this pile were
several funeral marches. For a joke
the Kansas City leader decided to
send the funeral marches TO a lively
friend in Nashville, who was also an
orchestra leader. The Kansas CITY
man learned a short time later that
the Nashville leader was playing the
funeral marches for two-steps at
every dance his orchestra was en-
gagged for. At last reports nobody in
Nashville had caught on."-Memphis
Seimitsr.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
FOR THE FIGURE FIENDs.

Fourteen thousand oysters go to a
ton.
Taking beef as worth 100 as food,
milk is worth "a, eggs 72, and pork 116.
For every 1,1sO men injured in acci-
dents, 317 women and 237 children are
hurt.
Boiling 100 pounds of raw fowl re-
duces it to so pounds, roasting it to rs
pounds.
In 1899 there were 2O,S85 births in
Connecticut. The Catholic baptisms
in the state for the same period num-
bered 1O,262.
A new law requires that there be
kept constantly on hand at the bureau
Of engraving and printing at Washing
ton 100, O,0OO,O 900 two and 2O,OOO,OOO one
cent stamps.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG.

Newfoundland, Iceland and Ireland
are all very nearly the same size.
India produces 10000 out of the
worlds crop of 100000 tons of to-
bacco.
Sidney, Australia, kitchens are gen.
orally on the top aooK Clothes are
dried on the roof.
Twelve hundred and thirty-siz
miles of wire fencing against rabbits
have been built by the Australian
government.
The discovery of coal in the Klon.
dixie has brought forth an order from
Ottawa that a royalty must be paid
on coal, Just as on gold. This order
was recently received at Dawson and
caused a general protest, as con-
sumers say the price of fuel Is al.
ready sufficiently high without ths
additioA Of royalty.
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
D. B. MARTIN,
Mgr. Pass, TTahc.

Saur l...- 49, nesn aisde -
= vtra Tor us, by Anna Fsge, austin.
~ Texas. and Ju0. Bonn, Toledo one
t5=e Cut. Jth=rs are doing as yss. " NJ
ael.r yaus Some earn ever SsOS.oo a
~ ugnrA fuu ecu do cEs work anC live
4r au-4s. wherever 70 sTe- Even nes
ttfT zfru9T. are rasiiy earning from - -
- El p dove AIl asas. "a show S"u nos
t. start v.4. San wa. ,. in SPARE TINS
u ... tn- ru- l..g U ,Hsy for w8Tb
q FE Failure luAuaNl FmOuR them
ALW 4aa wonderful ia -tICU.ai4 nee
"a. E0x zsss Ef.srtI "a a. - e-sEsS
The Washington bee., 1901-05-25
RAILROADS,
GORE AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
Ia ar

---,..PE AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
OA-- LINE RAILROAR.
j ~ ANS LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
Al....-.s and way stati0.s, week days
Fo- -...- 90 no. SO p. m.
FS ssr- S 90 a. N. $40 p. m.
Oh .-a Eav and Bay Ridge, daily 800 p. m.
70. -t-rsr5,is. week days, As SIS a. IN.
aud -I5 p. III.
,laa. .5s "a &5sst 553t ahS dsys rs -6d D. p. m m
s-s--. .a.. R.dge and return, soc.
Ezc C. A. CoOmbs. c. NJ