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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS 1yfrr DE pt,f,l-I,-r,Tl tIr ~ ~
T,..r5II n N "a i'f' ft' u AT Iil!i
- -. '. ali - M 10y i'euarl :
|al& + < ,t.f W.! 1 " H. 5a 4 o. @ I-yll
]i,ly Gr,n.,l ,.iiIt i ~, ain pun.
H. nv -T ys- Inn, ,.sES''fr 20 ttL!s4 ut
tru-.u stone lnrf,irr aTrita u iri 5 ~
ti.a 40 ~ @ iei, 4 lI,l'f s..lnS' one ci.ennie
rr5Fsli5 viii ta f5rf.l mo-, .ir,},tf, ~ i,I %
Na.s Yard Wae:fingfon. u, G. K E.2>{
T,yir5@.eT t;.narl r. ! - - !,t..s ~ ~ / ;
- - - " ~
uis VIII be- racli.G n dtTr ~ ~ fali , lt1
Department If Justics anil TWELVE G'CI Sf;!
for furnisiin at tHs T. : Hill li,rt, ~ . hes
year ending June 20, 1862, supplies Of Fresh and
lie, Iay, Straw crc also 4Io tons more q. less
Anthracite Coal ana 81 cords mon or - -
!iTe Vo4I BIjs f,r c9.} gnd ,7di = M Us ly2s, Ul
Sllirs 10 he Delivered from rtmn 70 tfg' Fi in
sieh quantities as msF be ordered Y,a ri@If ta il,
reject any and a!l nfds is reserved i,,
may be obtained from tbe General Agent ItIII3s:
IL HARRIS Warden. iej3-ar
- -
DEPOT QUAITT-R4tAsT-R'S OFFICE. WASH.
lnStdn' - T., IaJ ~, ihoi-Sedled proposals will
be- received here uutl pm. Tuesday June 1g
1901. for handling storing. bailiu- or traa+pGrt.
public property h"tHeon Washington, D &. and
ugghh.ring points, during fiscal year cgding Tie
20, 1902 u 5 reserTcs right to accept rr reject
any or all IrItosais, of any part thereof Info7-
tanning PROPOSALS shga!d be marked ''proaasas for
brar"S",' addressed Major 7. E. TRUE DEPOT
7-,.---.. - -21 - ! TO
on, u Ii as f't PAthiNG EoNIS.-CLERF' $
.; Wmce; Iiodsf Of Representations. Unitod States.
"3.-ii1~tA. - T., aiay -. 1tJf.-SeaIed pcouoQaI IS
VIII b" received ty the Clerk Of the HorSa OF Rem
resS1tatiyes uEt I'll Monday July l. 1901 at II
O. GcIock noon for the following packing boxes:
Three b1ndred and sxty-iTc l3G5) Of The following
size Seventeen 40 inches wide, eighteen as inci7
eS high, aui two - feet ten 0O inches long out
side measurements. Lids to be framed paneed
glueq and wedgcd. Boxes to be made of first q1ai,
~ California redwood, thoroughly seasoned ana
kiln dried. free from all defects surh ~ Sun
shakes, k4ts etc. and to be A thirkness whdtn
dressed. T. be fingered at corners and we'll g,,Ipd
To have two % eight fSl inch chest h;nraS a al
chest lock No. 40 If the Eagle catalogue thre a.
inch iron square seIveige solid square box screw
cd. two ~ levers, double link and fine fat
bow key Handles to be same size and strIa as
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ST sHIH CHIN OUT ON BAIL.
Chinese Ref0ruer Makes Hard Fight
TO Lnml in Eniled Slntek.

Chinese HSEgrgsSF A.Gs<eS HARD light
TO Land in United States.
4 dispatch from san Francisco yesterday
says: Owing to the insanitary condition of
the mail dock, Collector Stratton has re-
leased on BAH Su SAih Chin. the Chinese
reformer, whose landing in this country is
objected to by Consul General Ho Vow.
Su Shih Chin appeared before the collector
today to show cause why he should not be
dsported.
The Chinese government was represent
ed by Consul General Ho Vow, who OBJ
jected to admission of Su on the grounds,
first. that his certificate describing him
as a traveller had been obtained from a
representative of the Chinese government
by fraud and nisrepresentation; and, sec
ond that the paper WAS informal because
there was an untitled blank in it.
The transcript of the proceedings will
be mailed to the Secretary of the Treas
ury as soon prepared, and Su VIII be
detained here until the Secretary shall pass
upon the case.
Several hundred circulars in Chinese
characters were distributed in Chinatown
today announcing that Su would speak to
the Chinese people of this city on the SUBJ
-tnct, Past Present and Future of China''
Ho Vow will file a copy and translation
of the circular with the collector as evil
dence that Su is not q traveller, but a lee
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Compfaint of American Yro,

mingham that complaints of the quality OF
American iron have appeared IN a local
paper. 1t is stated that it is not available
for purposes requiring great tensile
strength and uniformity OF quality.
Whether these charges are true or NOT.
says the consul. American merchants ana
manufacturers can understand why. with
such statements current. there Is decided
dlsinclination abroad to pay for shipments
{. Q. b. New York or any other American
point =
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Clermont, in the Blue Ridge mountains
-of Pennsylvania, is open from June / to.
November l. Mrs. Charles Cowman, Char
main. Pa will give all information pros
pective guests may desire.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FEW BoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
station; good table: terms moderate Apply to
Mrs. l.. j. YOUNG, Germantown, Montgomery
county, Nd. je14-3t"
ROCKY GLEN, ROCKVILLE. MD, TEN. MIN
qtes walk from b. ard o. and electric railways;
large grounds; good table; terms moderate: Ad-
Dress Mrs: GEO. c. DAWSON te14-3ta
QUIET, SHADY, NICE ROOMS; GOOD BOARD;
"a mile depot; ref. terms, S15 month. Mrs. VI.
NlNSBoRo Front Royal, Va. Box 18I. je14-2L.
SUDLEY PLACE Now OPEN FOR GUESTS
l hlgh ana healthy location Apply to Mrs. II. e.
McCi-alN, Shepterdstown W Va IT.
GLORIA POINT, TENALLYTOWN-HIGH ELE-
yation; frst-class country home; ore fare: lin
tied number of adults Miss ALICE y: HUNT.
WANTED-SUAlNIER B0ARDERS At KENSING-
ton. Md; large ms; torches; lawn hot and
cold baths; hrst-class table; minutes walk
from steam or electric cars. Address Miss FER
NIHpN, henSineton, Nd Jelf-Zt
WANTED-A FEW B0ARDERs AT WOODIEY.
pleasant summer home. near Theological Semi
nary. in Fairfax county; references exchanged.
je14-2t"
WHITE HALL OLD VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD
on pike from Brunswick to Purcelyille; mountain
from station. Mrs ELLA GEORGE, Morrison
vile, Loudoun CO, Va ie1S-9tF
WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, TWO PLEASANT
rooms. with beard, for three adults, within cHsy
lars. Address No. I Luzon Flats. jel8-3t
RIGHT AT THE FAJQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
springs; hrSt-@l2sS country board, only $40 ana
%i6 per month, or So Per week: hair price for
G,udren under 10 years old. Apply to J. ".
THE KUHLAANN HOUSE IS NOW OPEN FOR
guests. Shade; gooG board; bath comp ete high
airy good water; very CunGeHient; terms. Adj
dress kuHLMANN House. Round Hin. Lou
doun Co, Va. je1S-3t'
BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR THE CITY. HIGH
ground shady one fare to any part If town.
excellent table: COW; vegetable eardon; board,
Jel2-3t'
TAkOMA SPRINGS HOTEL. NORTH TANoM9
Md.-Siost delightful summer home: easy Of ac-
cess; Grst-c!ass in all its appointments: terms
most moderate: only fare. WILLIAM A.
WOODS. Manager. jei2-6t4
''WAyERL1 VILLA" HAMILTON. VA. Is A De
terms and booklet descriptive of Hamilton. Ad-
ctAiG Hamilton. va 49,, . ,. jel2.ltz
'.SPRINGDAIE."-A COUNTRY HOME; LARGE
lawn: pure water; open for guests; ~ miles
from station; past oiiice near; Terms moderate.
WANTEU-A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARD
ers during the summer season at a private house:
@ mf"rg n & good snly n9aTa ana miles R5snt{ r of
Watcr Lick sta. S. Il. Il. Apply 10 7. j.
STONES, Molina, Va je3-12ts
"MOJNTNgN VIEW FARM" W. yA.-swUA-
ton high; plenty shade; pleasant rooms good ia
blo; convenient to l.. and o. X r.; no children
under u. The Misses ANDERSON, Hedgesyile.
CAY GIVE BFz5T ACCOMMODATIONS 10 4 FEW
adults in office from June 10 at very reasonable
rates; : minutes walk from steam or electric
road. Fox 90, kenSiaSton Nd jeS-5t'
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE FORNII.RLY
Etkngtcn UUtcN. Sd and I sts. ne; situa ton
hish win park Of 10 acres; bowling and billiards
grounds; ahun laut shade; artesian water all
Iae3crn conscuierces; reached by electric and
ss # sa NJ - {S 9112Iat2; special rates e fan
.TTIE TVF-TGrF-E\S.'' ppTNTTII7ST Sp0T >.EATY
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

/ FOR sALE-HANDsoME NEARLY NEW PRESS
! BRICK FRONT, STONE TRIMMINGS, On 18TH
BATH; i,IG HALL AND AMI; I'm Il NIGE SE9I
ANT AT SIS PER Mo. PRICE. 81. 200
/ CARR ETUi B. HAZARD, G12 l4TH ST. NV.
/ FOR sALE-THOsE VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES
Inst being eonpleted at the corner o. t ao.I i
tile hrth first fcur finished in hard wood; rand
TO GEo $ COOPER, Architect and Owner. 1413
/ q St. NV. my24-tf
FOR SALE-A VERY PRETTY 6-R. BRICK RESI-
ist Goor. psfior. dining room and Kitchen; ID
| foCr, chambers ard tiled BATH concretei cell
ss5o6 s' Gsc Ehos sS&te 1897 S9 sf' s S mhspt
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FoR sAIE-WTrHIN 20 MINUTES OF CITY BY
electric ca, a beautiful suburban home; excel
lent water: fine shade and fruit trees; large
grounds with lause and stable. in good repalr
lest part Of District = genuine bargain
HEISE1ELL * 81cLERAN.
ie14ft zoos st. NV.
FOB SALf-TUE CHEAPEST COUNTRY HOME
III the vicinity of ~ as.iuSJcn; aercs '-rooln
horse: Stable aid carriage house; bindings ali
u.r; luilt last September. Owner willing to sac
riG.e tu sell Price only $3.50. HUGHES *
CHANDLER. 515 1lth st. jetl-Gt
FOR -FENT-NT BHIGETWOOD FOR THREE
OF four months, July The lst furnished .-fgo5a 5
cottage" modern in'if'Te'neats; large EIoGus Wa,
and stable; ~" squares from ELECTRIC car Aiit
itay road aFI li5h st. extended. W. Is. lf,EN1,
- .LM.g- - = 80 u
FOR SAIE-UEDUCTT0N FROM $Io.0oo-oNLY
AMI 3 .ri+tvs-sI i.vai los TaEG.na park Mamie
ave I DOCS from Carroll; acre TO sell lots from;
tr.,Is- II .,rtr,, rrlg.,s ..-.lr I3rcaiD Inouire
ol 1ANEt. III II st. NV. Jel&-;.t'
FOR stlE-HEAU1iFJI. TRACT or 24 ACRES,
seven minutes walk OF Conn ave eNtenied hi&h
,h4G-e log i2r.s stu@ut as property is rapidly anu
s@ielT advancing in this fashionable section.
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EUIiTN tIINAIlNNI- FENOH.
lass YARDS FROM RAILROAD STATION.
OWN 4 COTTAGE EY TIE SEA.

OWN \ COTTAGE IiG TIE Sl.A.
One hours ride from business to Beach.
Some Of the advantages oIlggI Iy this beautiful
resort:
strictly residential salt vator resort, within
thirty miles Of tie National Capital.
: broad sard beach g4HEl -1 the hest.
Fine bathing wIth.l a few feet Of the shore.
Large lots fronting ou wide agauues. with fine
shade trees.
UNSURPASSED fishing. Grabbing. boating and driv-
ing.
ArtesiGn wells, furnishing an abundance Of pure
water. have been contracted for. Fresh vegetables
fruits poultry and creamery products ohtaualle at
:aucA less than city prices. Hotel pleasure club
and number of cottages have been built
iejug constructed lots 20 1y 10 fronting cn
wide avenues. from 10000 20 5000. Buy early
and secure choice location. Lumber fer building
delivered on ground at SO 90 Der taousaud j
visit VIII prove al the above claims. Take day
Of from tile cares If life, sec and be convinced.
Take wagoHette at station and interview land
agent the croun-s.
For further Information rrrlr TO
TEE NORTH CHESAPEAKE REACH LAND
AND LltPEOTEsIEET COMPANY,
my292ft 80 st. NV.
IGR SALE-TElE EEsr SUBURBAN HOMG
sues; eoTidiI'hF Oh" are each @: over. near
NaShin-tIu, ll-e down. h4lal monthly. are ~
f--ad ~ E0IiE-Er \. PII5LLI.s. Ilo5- & st. NV
55S--'i'T
FOR SALE-kENSINGTON-
ROOMS IzD E>rII:
PRICE. $500.
ROOMS AND !:kTTI;
These are most attractl.e properties; 3 min
utes walk to steam IT electric cars: terms,
monthly payments, 5j5L;TIN BROS,
HOW TO RE yGI-R own LANDLORD on $40 A
IIo1th--t,r uuriicglars drop postal for hoo.let
GolDoE. 7oi lin st.. nv -'7''''' - 5sset H.
FOR RENT-AF AUGAIE. OEE NILE NUT:fsi OF
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

f s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Sunday. Tuesday
sd Thursday at am. for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Beach CurrioTen and Nomni.
STEAMER -Morday and Saturday
at for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach, BushW God, Rock Point. Coltons, Nonini;
Wednesday at n IN. for above landings and
Lower Machodoc stones. Howaras and Cobrunl's.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., TO GL1MONI. ND,
and intermediate landings.
The steamer ESTELIE RANDALL, daily,
. except Sunday, $50 an Returning about pm.
Passenger acconnIoGa tions frst-ciass. Freight
received until the hour of sailing.
0, CARPENTER. General Asent5 Washington.
phone 1865. " NJ. NJ kLARD9S, Agent. Alexan.
dria, phone so. / S,'t sp5-2ati
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


70, o--c-r
FOR SALE-HOUSES
T0E g4IE-IyyTSToT,s ARE INVITED 70 ~
ssv rE 0 adaa.n Ts.G55i ed-nar are and Kew to final
jimr;;ovsmsnt. down town. at p-.ee promising
STORE GN gTE 81. near g. paying per cent
ret 5000.
no. viii take r,s-t ay.lro-a.
GEH \ WutrHJNGi3N, 14IJ 6 St nv
+irSt
Fft SALE HOMES VALUES EFtr1tNT To
~ o.. .a i'- . S. d, M i.r
t...r.-fr.i. I-.,5. 1--E - . > o.rb
t.l-sr Gc5 y wol.sIlL'.5ToZ. lll2 6 NV
T...s saw
~, 49, - ,f!.,.s--.. ~,
>-,e Tfr-,'>ls4,'F ~ t-ii.-,, -,.- ~, wv
TIL +i.-a- 60 Sc ar + ~ e.r- To 18th
rs.a. sai VII sG. II; ... s5l.s .,.'s5 "s5
E..;: aei5..i ta .r,Fasl tI.ar-s.err. t1a'.s,,rl"
lt>-5. aE.g. t.ee r.u-..n ,Ftrf aad Viii
1'5r ,s. IN ~, : ils- fi5rS.s
I.r.a- a.
r--Y Esr7y .,%r ~trlr ADVANTAGE oF'
It- ..r,r-. ~ r.f.-rr-..f-
81 2. B., -S.F.rN. a'o e. ST. u W.
u, - - - -, -.
nd r--a f-r-T.rr.e,, i.r-. .rf 5aa of Tie
Q. --..t. f4vel a-.v- a.~y terms; Monthly pay
r.Ets E...f fi .. --. ---a jtI-lin.
81 % -t T-.'E@~rTiE- $50 - -. NV.
7-11 -- -- ,---,-- 71-7-T X ~ T--I.g!1.yi
.l $50. lr 81 - ilzl2i Il. 70 -i,, ai; ,.s yssy
I-i -'.. i'l .iil- IT af''s-- 1., a''''''
Il H. Il: Hgsr<>rrrv. e5o c st. NV.
IrF. -|1T---.EF >T. tpi. EHLS--N EfW ls-
-a '..- rooms ar eaaa 's: good cellar,
t..H'E. $4,000.
f- II p. EHFEEN-fI'IN. "io e. St NV.
I'-. ~..i-i--ia = ST. y W NEAL; N.S~- AZ p
s- lr. site i.- 1ar; lat '"z'5' to a!. y;
.' ,'i L''l-.- i'' Ti''
VIII Ez'iL '.>..., ,N..E- --,, T;;i'j. $I'5o
,, r-r .. i-.7 J., . E5...T. ~ ? = c.,s
Of r I'D ,.,, ~. E, u. ..,- .,,.... :, f'S.
81. ~. v-.-r -. p r. .l-s .,- qy,,ar.-..
q RS os s.-.aaH home, 4, l5..sgt ...., pse-
it.s5 lsl7 = st.
Itr. ~t.E- I,AY-vI.nDW HGigE, ROOMS
aHI e.H-. 10 fs.t c-at: 19a4 ST. Hear + he
s. 80. Iri... - 4o6 T.r:r.= f., silt
-7-------.----
f.' Fri houses near tEa~ai1st";3 Cir-le In
,..' :, ,-., -, Il
,..,..1.r. .,t.I, ,,.. TX. a.lrr t.
..r,q. T. I'5a..'5, .td,ih -
.; r s- -'''i', ; .. oN u H. a. I'll n
i.tr,t-- ,,.5S g. - ~ .- f4es,s
--- .-- - - - ~ -
Et' SALE i-lE'E hT. SOME HEi;1 ANS:
J.. D. Fax rooms, ami,
L. --.f.S $500.
t.. sic rrH- = rF--. 2StGgy udy-Viui9w bs!ck,
l..H#. ami. -.-.H.
ID Sc Rear ID u.r.. 2-sr1rv tG--viUlHw brick,
Ta.rH-- a-u... S-5.r. lu UG,.r ca-i rental.
5-fE.l OSCAR " VIlEE. IlI+ 4 St
-. --II--,- .-7--
'', - - s.' ,-' - ~, ,.57F H.
t.-r l,atsas haE..s now sA.rt coa..isr.ai,
.r .li.5 w -.-- IT. ,-s. NJ 3.'-
tr---'ai.r A.a-ss in this section. and contain 6
Q, a.~- .--. i-4 i"-.... lin t.t.1 ru.: ,i"a fire.
U....-- i-ru.is-i ilf--.i-; -t-tc cellar uUtar
T-- tA-ls" aaH-.t fa.r-ar heat Lot 2.y.'u t.
vel alley. The l,..e is only IIl. Terms
fla..a o. ~f.-. ~ i4t Bee 1-aH all ily sunday.
tsi.1r FIXED. W EEEs!.s ar7 I4.4 81, nv.
I-.5-. - a g. T7--------y
~. alr. ~ sf--tT ,.,, ,1-..--s p, t--,-r = how,
.- .-.r.,..r.f. zr-......- 80 - I-.,.
-''9- '--i55 55
- ,...-. Il J.. l..s Zen s ''. --l .-
L,-f -, :, o., .-' -. %. 5 si5' y = gu a.,
-'.-- - --.'-S-',t r--'i.- qua Zee save! I'd tLt
Pr % home House aai IT, 'a e.5r IS than
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DOGS, CATS. ETC.
PALMISTRY.

STORAGE. STORAGE. sToRAGE.-l2rH AND
sts. n,w.; room I0x1os, with large elevator;
Carriages stored and insured for $1O0 to 81 so
Per month. with insurance. HOME ICE CO.. A.
B. WILLIS. Mgr. jelx-26t
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ACCOUNTANTS

j E BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room no.. Washington Loan and Trust buildins.
de1-tf 9Th and Z sis. n Tcle. e.,honp No. 912
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EuR >ALT-9NI.E s.. coo
Beats ta~sa alI tsr = home or Investment;
within tra zg- = tIc Capitol. p ar fa.. ,'ari-
tll ard ti. ave- ears. '-ssHry er.aiH b--rk; mod
en- plumbing; p5r- eiGin tuJ; i1- l5tIl9; wide
alley.
STONE S FAIRFAX. 500 and SIS + st. NV.
jefe-2t
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The AIbenarle, Y5esP.a fbe bsseb ave- saa nfss fss
famous piers. This elegant, modern hotel, new
throughout, enlarged TO capacity OF 500 offers
greatly reduced rates TO July Is with first-class
table and seryice-$S, SO and s12 weekly, 81 to
So daily. Contains elevator, private baths. steam
heat, sun pa,lors, etc -Four thousand feet OF
poTches. Booklet from true photographs.
fe25i04t-1o ]. p. COPE
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SPRINGS AND nATHs.

CarrollSpfi Sanitarium
WILL REOPEN JCNE /. AND REMAIN OPEN
ALL THE YEAR HEREAFTER
y delightful rest resort for the summer and a
health hcDe in the winter
Extensive additions, inclvIng large new dining
room, medical baths and treatment rooms eynl-
naslIin and recreation rooms, hot water heat. gas
and all modern improvements. Pure spring water
piped to the house Mental and contagious cases
Dot received. For further Information address
q. II. WRIGHT. VI. D..
ie13-12tt.14 Forest Gin Nj
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I'D A-NlF Il ) 4.
Tie Iogveet-pglcal 6--.su houses ever offered
D. Ills section MIST BE SOLD. We can fur
lis. tenants Gt $3.50 month.
la--. rooms and tiled baths: porcelain tubs;
7. Lsl rIgIllIz; exceptionally large. light GiE-
1-- 5.ta-s-llua1 larger than most houses: beau
Z ID G.aEra4s and cl use.3sEz; ilptete in Crc-y
C--Ei. FRONTS OF EXPENSIVE ROMAN
LE[.E: VERY HANDSOME. TIE HOJ SIS
ARE EACH ABOUT G-,E FOOT WIDER THAN
MOST HOUSES N THIS SECTION. INSPECTION
invited OPEN
STONE < FAIRFAX. SO and SOS F st. NV.
f.I2-t
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WASHINGTON, Z. G, POST OFFICE NOTICE
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports g
sailing daily, ard the schedule nf clr sings is
ranged on the presumption ef theic uninterrupted
overland trausit. For the wsek ending June Is
1Gul, the last connecting closes Will be made iron
this o1ice as follows: "a
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Mails for BELIZE PUERTO C0R7,T,z. and
GUATEMALA, by rail to Nosv Orleans aDd thence
via steamer, close here daily nj 1000 r NJ the
Mails for COSTA EICA, by rail- to New Orleans
end thence via steamer close here daily at 1000
Pm, the connecting closes for which being Tues
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FOR SALE-A VERY PRETTY G Il. BRICK RESI-
dence; heated by steam; handsomely papered; /;
lst floor, psIlOr. dining room and kitchen; "a
foor, chambers ard tiled bath; concreted cei-
lar Throughout; situate Quincy St; price,
s. 800. liAsCM BMOS..- 1907 Z st. mh3O-H
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tuE sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE. JUST
completed. on Yale ST., Columbia Heights. offered
81 an extremely low price, Ereh below value
$500; beaa,lil front Of best qualify OF red
f.t\GE3lf,sT: PARLuR. REPETITION HAIL.
DINING, ROOM. pantry and Kitchen on 1st E5or;
g bed rooms; tiled Harh- + .--v-arrr 1aat.
STONE FAIl.FAA, Sgj and SgS L ST. NV.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30

| Third Grade pupils not absent nor
tardy: Irene Northcutt, Eunice Bishop.
Third Grade pupils receiving six tes-
timonials: Irene Clay, Trudie Dew
berry, Adalene Dobbs ,Josephene Dobbs
Emma Gardner, May Belle Moore, Irene
Northcutt, Willie Grace Waters. Rosa
Dwight Willingham, Warren Dobbs,
Stuart Milan, Edgar Nichols.
Fourth Grade pupils receiving six
testimonials: Ryburn Clay, Frank
Thornton. Lena May Parks. Henry
Banks, Joe Brown, R. II. Wellons, sa-
die Gober, May Mckinney. Ryburn
Clay has not been absent or tardy for
four years.
In the Fifth Grade the following pu-
pills have received six testimonials /:
Leila Sewell, Rachel Broznack, Sarah
Anderson, Ethel Moss, Merritt Lyon.
The following pupils in Fifth Grade
have not been absent nor tardy during
nine months: Harvey Fletcher, Clar-
ence Motley, Ethel Dewberry, .Fairlee
Bruce, Rachel Brozenack.
Sixth Grade pupils receiving six tes-
timonials: Mat Black, Leslie Blair,
Starr Bradley, Allene Fields, Nina Gign-
illiat, Clyde Lovinggood, Marie Massey,
Irma Neal, Annie Nichols, Regina
Rambo, Isabella Reynolds, Julia Schil-
ling, Annie Waddell, Stanley Welsh,
Edna Wallace.
Sixth Grade pupils neither absent
nor tardy: Matt Black, Nina Gignil-
lat, Marie Massey, Irma Neal, Annie
Waddell, Annie Watson.
Annie Watson has not been absent
nor tardy for two years; Nina Gignil-
lat for three years, and Jrma Neal for
five years.
In Seventh Grade, not absent or
tardy: Frank Clay, Cliff Sauls, Virginia
Crosby, Mamie Dobbs, Blanche HirscL,
Flay Lawhon, Fannie Moss
Seventh Grade pupils receiving six
testimonials: Frank Clay, VIM. Co
Der, Percy Legg, Cliff Sauls, Ruby Clay,
Mary Allen Henderson, Clyde Malone,
Laura Milan, Blanche Hirsch, Leila
Moon, Fannie Moss. Gloria Watkins,
Flay Lawhon.
The schools have been highly sue
cessful this year. Under the manage
ment of Prof. S. V. Sanford, the able
superintendent, and assisted by his
proficient and thoroughly competent
teachers, the results have been crafty
ing and eminently satisfactory. All
have done good aud faithful work and
Marietta feels proud of them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30

The New York World is author
ity for the statement that the d.
vorces granted in all other civilized
countries put together do not equal
the number granted in the United
States. And while our population
is growing at the rate of % pei
cent. per apnum, the number of
divorced persons is increasing at
the rate of nearly 70 per cent pei
annum.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30

During one of Sam Jones' SER
mons a young man got up and
started out of the church. Sam
paused in his sermon long enough
to say: "There goes a young man
to hell" The young man turned
and asked: "What shall 1 tell
your grandmother when l get
there 2" Quick as flash Sam re-
piled: Just growl and tell he1
I've sent her a puppy"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30
MARIETTA
LIVERY STABLE.
OPPOSITE KENxEsAw HOUSE.
CHUCK ANDERSON, Propriete

CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor
The best of Vehicles, tue safest of dr.,
vers and the fastest of horses are ALWAYS
ready, night and day for hire. No man
or woman or child ever has givenms a
call in the past, who has been, nor shall
any ever in the future be dissatisfied
with my teams or the men in my employ.
Everything and every body about me are
a number one.
l have eheapened my charges proper.
tionate to the stringency of the times.
For references as to the truth of what I
say, as to the turnouts and charges. 90
to my friends, which means the people
generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safety of themselves, vehicles and
horsAs
J A. G. ANDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30

Andrew Carnegie is learning
how to die poor very fast. He has
just given the universities of
Scotland 100000, and is ad-
vertising for other worthy OBJ
jects of charity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30

More than 10000 applications
have been received from school
teachers for the 1000 positions
soon to be made in the Phillip
pines.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-30
A. B. GILBERT

Don't Tobacco Spit ana SD".s four Liz Alvey
To quit tobacco easily nd forever be l 4,
netic. full OF life, nerve ana vigor, take w.
bac' the wonder-worker, t'Iot makes weak al,
ttrong. All druggists, so: or si. Cure g9Es
seed Booklet and sample free. An ~
Sterling Remedy Ca, ~ icago or NeV W.
The Forrest City times., 1901-05-24
The Dentists.

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year by the State Zen
tai Association. in annual session at
Little Rock last week: DIR. j. M.
Flenniken, Camden, president; DR..
w. T. Cate. Fort Smith, first vice
president; DR.. Charles Richardson.
Fayetteville, second vice president;
Or. Ed L. Watson, Fordyee, secretary
and treasurer; DR.. w c. Gillespie,
Fort Smith. corresponding secretary.
The following were nominated for ap-
pointment as members of the state
board of dental examiners. TO be ap-
pointed by the governor; DR.. ]. M.
Flenniken, Camden; DR. w. H. Mar
shall, Little Rock; DR.. W. C. Gillespie,
Fort Smith; DR.. W. II. Buckley, Little
Rock; DR.. J. S. Stillwell, Searcy.