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with me asd keep me away from the
bottle II you can. No man drinks for
pure love Of liquor. Ny father never
loved 1t, and God knows what he was
trying to forget. For that's the SUBJ
stance Of it all, to forget When you
start out to the point Of forgetfulness,
you must keep it up; regret comes
back threefold with soberness. It
seems silly and weak for man who
has been buffeted as I have, who is
supposed to gather wisdom and phil
losophyvas SNOWFALL gathers snow as
it rolls down hill, to try to drown re-.
gret and disappointment in liquor. A
man never knows how weak he is
till he meets the one woman and she
will have none of him." -
And somehow I got closer to Hillars
spiritually. There were two Of us, SO
it seemed, only was stronger or else
my passion did not burn so furiously
as his. .. =. -..=-f7}
The apartments occupied by Dan
were, all bachelor could wish for.
The walls were covered with photo
graphs, original drawings, beer stems,
pipes, a slipper here, fan there and
books and books and books. felt at
home at once. - 4
watched Hillars as he moved about
the room, tidying up things a bit, and
noticed now more than ever how
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By Harold Mac Gratl1 y
CHAPTER H-Continued.

- ~
1T cannot be avoided" said grave.
ly:%@se1 do not expect to remain long in
London. When my work is done, per-
haps shall travel and complete my
foreign polish = --szs 2 ~ Z. s sz
"Oh, yes!' said Phyllis. II forgot to
tell you, Ethel, that fortune has been
left to Jack, and he need not work but
for the love of it, - - - 80
laughed, but they thought it q self
conscious laugh. Somehow was not
equal to@the task Of enlightening them.
1T is jolly to be rich" said Ethel,
clicking her skates together. 'Its a
bother at times, however, to know
what to do with the money. 1 buy SO
many things l do not need just be-
cause feel compelled to spend nv al
1owance." = 81
1T must be very inconvenient," 1 OBJ.
served. -..-- i
"And now that you are a man of
LEISURE said Phyllis, "you will write
that book you have always been telling
me about?" ..-.~ ---. = r N
'Do you wish it ?" l asked. -
lacking in you is application. You
start out to accomplish something, you
find an obstacle in-your path, and you
do not surmount it. You do not perse-
vere." ~ -. -
My pulse beat quickly. Was there
double meaning to what, she said? /
could not tell, for her eyes remained
averted. ~
I sighed. 'It would be nice to be-
come a successful author, but when Z a
man is as rich as l am, fame tar
nishes." I took. out an envelope from
my pocket. .- = ~
"What is that?" asked Phyllis. 81
l turned over the back and showed it
to her. -~..- -. 81
"Figures!' she laughed. sWhat do
they mean?" ---. .sE.
1T is what I am going to do with
my fortune" said I. was holding out
my vanity at arms length and laugh
ing at it silently. :-ss~@
'SYour air castles will be realized
now," said Phyllis. s-*a-s
Il shall build no more,' said l. 'The<
last one gave me a very bad fall.'' -
Phyllis looked away again. A vague
perfume from-her hair waited past my
nostrils, and for space was over
whelmed with Sadness Soon-I dis
cerned Mr.. Holland speeding toward us.
II shall not see you again." said,
$50 I'll bid you goodby now. If you
should chance to come abroad this
summer, do not fail to look me up.''
"Good luck to you,'' said Ethel, shak-
ing my hand. "You must bring home
princess or a Duchess Then she
moved off way, thoughtfully. !,
"You must write to me occasionally,
Jack" said Phyllis, eff, only once a
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And then-dnd then they sped daUaa
month. I shall always be interested
in your career" The smile faltered
as she put out her gloved hand.
"You will make some man happy,
Phyllis" said.
"Goodby." -. ~
"Goodby."
And then-and then they sped away.
and followed them with dimming
gaze till could see them no more.
trudged home. -. .-,-., - .. -
-
l stood on the upper deck. The
spires and domes Of the city faded on
my sight till all merged into a gray,
smoky patch on the horizon. With a
dead cigar clinched between my teeth
I watched and watched with callous
air, as though there had been no
wrench. as though ! had not left be-
hind all loved in the world. And yet
l gazed. the keen salt air singing past
my ears till there was nothing but the
sea as far as the eye could scan.
Thus began the quest OF the elu.
sive, which is a little Of love. little of
adventure and q little of all things.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-19
COST OF CRIME.

Criminals are very expensive mem
beers of the community. They cost the
people of this country about 81, 600 000,-
600 a year. IF their increase could be
prevented 1t would be a paying invest
ment to give each of the ESQ., 900 ac-
cepted criminals a monthly pension of
$500, on the condition that they take
a life vacation from the strenuous de-
mands of their profession. But we ac-
cept the criminal as part of our civ
ilization-or barbarism-and pay the
enormous cost of maintaining him.
The average annual income of pro-
fessional criminals is estimated at
about 81 600. This means that the COM
rnunity pays them a yearly salary of
S400, 00G, 900. After this is spent FOR their
maintenance, we pay annually $500, 000,-
600 for their detection, conviction and
support, under national, state, county
and city auspices. The urban pepuIa-
ton has to pay the larger share OF
this. or 10000, 900 people in cities have
{ to pay s105, 900, 000-s3. 80 per capita, and
the suburban population of IS, 100000 81
each. or S45, 100000 In addition to this
there is a federal and state expense of
S50,000000.
| Add to this the loss by malicious de-
struction of property, the money value
of human life lost through crime, the
expenditure necessary in the attempt
! to guard against loss through. law
! breakers, and we find that LOCO, 600, 00O
I is not large estimate.
! Imagine, if you can, the effect of
aboIishing crime, and then you will ap-
preciate the ramifications that crime
runs into, and why it is such an enor-
nous expense. Think of there being
! no criminal courts, with their expe-
Sienced officers, attaches and buildings,
and no jails or penitentiaries with their
costly maintenance; no police force,
excepting to look after matters entirely
outside the realm of crime; no coro-
ners or coroners' juries, no incendiary
fires, or other criminal Injury to per-
son or property; no necessity for safes
or safety deposit vaults excepting to
protect property from fire; no locks,
bolts or bars; no detectives or other ex-
pensive means and methods of guard
1 ing against defalcations on the part OF
public and private servants; and none
of the tens Of thousands OF things
made necessary by the existence OF
crime. Utopia!-New York Herald.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

July 10. No. 197-Mrs. P. Robinson
and husband to NJ. G.. Mendonca; piece
of land QS.01 acres), Kaupakulua,
Maui. Consideration $1,000.
No. 19S-M. G.. Mendonca to J. de
Santos; interest in hui land of Ulumalu
6 acres), Maui. Consideration $3.50.
No. 199-M. Keanu and husband to
A. H. Silva; undivided interest in kul.
3517, Kapahukauila, waihee, Maui. Con-
sideration SITS.
No. 199A--Kapau ct al. to j. A. Paa-
kiki; undivided interest in r, P. 1888
Q3.08 acres), Alakahi. Hilo, Hawaii.
SIS.
No. 2OO-C. w. Spitz and wife to NJ.
E. Coney; interest in house lot r. P.
1928, Niumalu, Lihue, Kauai. Consider
alton $50.
No. 202-Kate Hottendorf to s. Ku;
interest in R. P. 1854, kul. 1000, Kalihi-
wal, Kauai Consideration 81.
No. 202A-Solomon Ku to Kate Hot
tendorf; portion of piece land, r. P.
1854, kul. 1000, Kalihi-wai, Kauai. Con-
sideration 81.
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Shipping Notes.

On Sunday the c. B. Kenney and Ed
ward May will get away for San Fran
cisco with sugar.
The freight steamship Oregonian viii
arrive here on time, from New York.
She was detained at Montevideo for five
days but is now on her way here.
1t has been decided by the Sailors
Union that petition be sent to the
Coast asking for the removal Of Baugh.
the local agent OF the union, on account
of his lowering the union wages here.
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ARRIVED.

Thursday, July IS.
Br. S. S. Belgian King, twelve days
from Yokohama.
Br. sp. City of Hankow, Williamson.
fifty-five days from Newcastle.
Am. schr. Hecia, Nelson, forty-three
days from Newcastle.
Am. schr. Expansion, Larsen, fifty
three days from Newcastle.
Am blt John Smith, Anderson, from
Port Blakeley.
o. & O. S. S. Coptic. from the Orient;
anchored off port,
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THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER.
Mean comparatively.
Minimum Temperature-7O.
Maximum Temperature-S4.
Barometer at p. m.-30.0S; Irregular.
Rainfall-.14 inch, up to 8 a. m.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-66.7
Mean Relative Humidity-6S.
WINDS.
N. E., to 5; partly cloudy with valley
showers morning and evening.
FORECAST FOR TODAY.
Fresh trades with more or less of light
showers.
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Coptic Off Port.

The Occidental and Oriental steamship
Coptic arrived off the harbor last night,
shortly before IL o'clock, from the Orient.
She will come into port the first thing
this morning, sailing some time this aft
ernoon for San Francisco, taking mail
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DEPARTED.

Thursday. July IS.
o. s. S. Ventura, Hayward, for the
Colonies; 5 a. m.
II. stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for
Kauai.
II. stmr. Waialeale. Piltz. for XII
lauea.
IL stmr. Iwalani, Greene. for Homo
Eaa
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The Haw'n Realty and hal''9
Limited,

BUY, SELL AND DEL Ofp1
sorts Of Real Estate, Los ,,,. 81
Bonds, Leases; and eIec ~ I.fds
notice, any and all sorLt " IT.
ments pertaining to lana'' .stsp
Handle properties ana
commission for absent the "
Our especial feature y CE
of q $500 INVESTMEN ,srns'
CATE, which il easy N ~
affords q substantial anu a,sb "
for persons Of small m9 nss ~
to save . neat sum durns ,,t.o
Rod, and benefit by the s, man
investment Of the eoli
many.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, July 10, 10 p. m.-Weather clear;
wind fresh east.
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.Hilo and Puma Div.
SALES.

Morning session-Five Eva $3.50; 80
Olaa, assessable, $2.75.
Afternoon session-Twenty-fiv EVA
s25. 121s.
Between boards-Seventy-sev Eva
s25 121k; 10 Eva s2525: 81 McBryde, paid
up, $10.50; Waialua $3.50.
EXTRA DIVIDEND.
Paid July 10.
c. Brewer & Co..................10 per cent.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE
sTEAMERs no DEPART.
BORN.

SILvA-In this city, July is, 1901, to
the wife Of NJ J. Silva, a son.
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FOUR large rooms. now occupied by
Major Robinson as Quartermaster's
offices in Progress block, will be for
rent after June 30th. Will rent singly
or en- suite. Apply to Chas. s. Desky.
Progress block. 5872
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IN BREWER building, Queen street,
on reasonable terms. Apply to C..
Brewer & Co., Ltd. 5S7S
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FOR LEASE.
FOR SALE.

BAY mare, harness and Babcock bug
gy: been in use three months; $3.50. 90
cash. Address "a. B. Co. this office.
500
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

POSITION as stenographer and type
writer; has knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. Address sc. NJ" Advertiser Of
flee. esls
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon on the 18th at 11:4o a. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 30
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at 1870
D. M, which is the same as Greenwich, 0
hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
Entered at the Postofflce at Honolulu.
II. T., Second-class Matter.

Issued Every Morning Except Sunday
by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY,
Won Holt Block, No. SIS South King st.
A. w. PEARSON. Business Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
For the United States dncluding Ha-
waii Territory):
3 months ......... ..........-Sz w
6 month ............... w
/ year ..... .............. w
Advertising rates on application.
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A COMFORTABLE unfurnished house
of seven rooms, in good neighborhood.
Address Xxx Advertiser office. 5913
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
By the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
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TO HORSEOWNERS.

HORSES BROKEN TO HARNESS
and gated to trot or pace. Apply C.
II. Judd. Waikiki Stables. 5s11
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Barometer corrected to 80 F. and sea
level, and for standard gravity of Lat. Is
This correction is -.06 for Honolulu.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. July Is. 1901.
NAME OF STOCK.

MERCANTILE.
O. Brewer & Co.
n. S.Sachs' Dry Goods
Co, Ltd. .....:...
&. B. Kerr 4 Co., Ltd
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COTTAGE of seven rooms. on Beckley
avenue, back of Kamehameha
School; rooms good size. Apply, D.
Kanuha, premises. 1913
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to cook, man for outdoor work. Adj
dress Xxx" Advertiser Office. 1913
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FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping;
gentleman and wife; also, one-room
cottage, mosquito-proof. Address IT.
this office. 5912
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTfCE no THE PUBLlc--Ou or before
septemhr I. 1901. we will open stove
house at 1904 Congress avenac, corner
hest lines of secondhand cook stoves and
hsaters In the city, AMI we invite one aud
all 10 cali and see onr STOCK and get
avenue. IL
WE ARE NOW prepared to ba1dle any and
all kinds Of real estate and can furnish
YOU the best references IN Houston. j.
D. Bryant. Mgr. l0ia Texas avenue. II
NOTICE. Thirty aays from this date the
CITY OF Houston VIII sell to The highest
bidder, for cash. all OF the propprty
bought In by the city for taxes and for
which the city now holds deeds. A list
~ tho deeds % thc property can be seen
nj the office Of the city attorney "a the
Ailby s Dow hall, on the corner Of
Texas avenue and Travis street l.. J..
Tufny NJ d. Bennett, l., Gus Mueller,
nnance committee. Houston. Texas, July
t6. IDOL. sio
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro,
posals wild be received by the president
and members OF the police jury up TO
II o'clock neon, september s. 1H0l at
the office OF the clerk OF the police jury
at Lake Charles CalCnsieu parish, la,
for toe remodellng and additions 10 the
parish court house. Plans and speclhca-
lions can be seen after August nj the
office Of the above clerk and at the Office
of II. D. Steele Houston Texas. and ut
the Dallas and Shreveport offices of the
James Reilly Gordon Co., Architects.
9-l-Ol
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BIDS AND PRoPosALs.

ANOTHER MODEL HoME--At bargain
foi ibis week only; Twostory, mode'n
built in all Its appointments, seven large
stable corner lot, southern exposure; on
car line. only $3.50; improvements cost
Tore than this price; act quick II YOU
Investment. Halliwcll ~ Kelly, 2l1 Main
street. II
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PROFESSIONAL.

o. ]. ROWLAND. NJ D., formerly OF New
York City, has opened an Office at l2O6
Brazos street. near City park. New tele-
phone 1lGo u
NJ NJ ROCHE civil engineer, Hearne,
Texas -
DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal inyestl-
gations; reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited. James McCane, box l9O Hous-
ton. Texas. n
WILLIAM A. wILsoN-Offee 2O3 KAN
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment OF any other plan.
ED 8. PHELPS, attorney aud counselor
at law, Sl0ts Main street. Houston. %
DR. n. W AIKEN. dentist, Offices 3o4
and sos Mason block $50
DIR FRANK r. KIM -Resldence Rice
hotel; office kiam's; both phones; sur
gerry, feyers. ln SO
DR. IlAERY y. HAMBLEN, dentIst, Main
and capitol, Houston, IeAas. S13
ZEAL ESTATE, rentals, loans. Il. n. lit
tle, sl01b Main street. II
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU-
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal Investigation: bonded
watchmen for day or night service. ". J..
Thavopat General Manager, 3ooN Aaia
street n
Q. o. co1ToK 4 BROS, glre. insnrases
Asents ana Aetusterss - Main o. ~
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s1Go1

NoTICE--Notice Is hereby given that n
sueciai meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Austin and Northwestern Railroad
company has been called by the board
Of directors to assemble at the general
Office Of the company In Austin. Texas, at
40 O'clock A. m. on the 18TH day Of Au'
gust, 1901, for the purpose u authorlz'
ing and providing for the sale of the
railroad OF said company extending from
the town Of Liano, In Llano county, with
rs franchises and appurtenRnces. to the
Htuston and Texas Central Railroad com
pany. c. r. Reilly. secretary. s-l9Nl
TRFAsURY DEPARTMENT, otncb OF
I,omptrOller OF the CnrreEcy. Washing
ton, ID. C., June II, 1901. whereas, by
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, IT has been made e a9peas.
Houston. IN the city Of Houston, In the
has compiled with al the provisions OF
the statutes Of the unlted states, re-
GuIred 10 be complied with before 40
association shall be authorized to com
mence the business OF banking,
Now therefore, l. Charles ". Dawes.
comptroller OF the currency, do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
hank OF Houston. In the city OF Houston,
in the county Of Hsrris, ana Stnte OF
Texas. Is authorized TO commence TIE
business Of banking as provided IN sec.
tion 5l09 OF the Revised statutes OF the
In festimeny whereof witness my hand
Jnne. iAOi. CHAS. g. DAWES.
Cemptrollsr OF the Currency. s-lA
Charter number 5S5S-
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sEALEp PRoPosALs addressed 70 the

PROPOSALS addressed TO the
commissioners court OF Harris county,
Texas, nt Houston, Texas viii be recely-
ed up 10 - o'clock noon on Thursday
the necessary material and constructing
twenty Ave miles Approximately OF
paved roads as follows: Ten miles on the
Washington road commencing at the end
of the present pavement and extending
for ten miles northwardly along said road.
road commencing at the iron bridge over
Green's bayou and extending eastwardly
along said road for I'VE miles On the san
Felipe road commencing at the city linn
Its and extending along said road for
two miles. On the Telephone road COM
mencing ut the city limits and extending
10 the bridge over Bray's bayou II dis.
lance of two and one fourth miles, APP
proximately, BIDS are wanted for the
construction OF said roads in macadam.
and rock and shell In combination. to in
clude the necessary grading, embankmont
and dillaing, all In accordance with the
plans and specifications now on file In
the office OF the county surveyor Of Har-
ris county. Texas. All bids must be ae-
some local bank In q sum equal 10 ave 90
per cent OF the amount OF bid payable
to the county Judge, TO be forfeited aa
liquld1ted damages by the successful bid
bond as required The successful bid
der viii be required 70 enter into q bond
in = sum equal 10 one fourth "a Of the
contract price conditioned upon the faith
ful performance Of the contract. The
right Is reserved to reject any and all
81 intending bidders who request the
same from the county surveyor William
Bf0dburn, Esq. y. y NaSIner.
County Judge Harris Co.. Texas, $50
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TIL. AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT Agency,
lul512 Congress, secures situations for
bcokkeepers, stepcgraphers, clerks. cooks
walters and ,chnmbermaids, receive APP
plicatlons for help every dav from leading
firms, both in and out of the city. Salts.
faction guaranteed II
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NoTlCE.

".
NOTICE is hereby gwen that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
to assemble at tile General office OF the
company in Houston, Texas. at II o'clock
M, on the 10th day of August 1901, for
the following purposes, to-wit;
First: To authorize and provide for pur'
chasing, owning ana operating the rail-
road of the Central Texas and Northwest
Garrett station TO the town of Waxahachie,
in Ellis county, With its franchises and
appurtennnces; the railroad of the Fort
Worth and New orleans Railway Com.
pany. extending from the town Of Waxa:
hEchie, In Ellis county, TO the city or
Fort Worth. In Tarrant county, with its
franchises and appurtenances the rail
road of the Austin and Northwestern Rail-
roau Company. extending FROM the CITY
of Austin, in Travis county, 70 the town
chises and appurtenances; the, railroad Or
the Granite Mountain and Marble. Falls
City Railroad Company. extending from a
point of connection with the Austin and
Northwestern Railroad In Burnet county,
to the town of Marble Falls. in Burnett
county, with its. franchises, ara appur-
known as the Lancaster Tap Railroad, ex-
tending from Hutchlns station to the town
Of Lancaster, in Dallas county, with Its
franchises and appurtenanees, or either
or any ~ such railroads. with its or their
franchises and appurtenances.
Second: TO authorize and provide Tor
amending the charter or Articles or III
corporation OF said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company so as TO author
lie it to construct, own. operate ard main
tal1 a railroad from n point qf connection
with the railroad now owned by said Aus
lin and Northwestern Railroad Company
TO the town of Lampasas, in Lampasas
county, and so ms % authorize II to pro
ject and provide for locating, construct
ing. maintaining and operating such
branch lines Of railroad from the lines now
owned by il as the stockholders at such
meeting shall determine.
f. w. CAVE,
s-lG-Ol Secretary.
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NoTICE--That the partnership q Ander,
gabounri. the operator-manager, Is re
TOUGHER Of the sald firm, has opened
nrst-eIass photograph gallery &C SViss
81 sruI ~ nleasea 10 have fhc old Gus
tomers can as well AS the new Yours
respectfully. p G. sabounr- ~
a,rt,s kosra ~ NPnarmacy will meet An
gust the 30th. 1901, az ~ M MALI ssSS
Il examine applicants hnf fe&'S y ~
A. ~ KAAlkn& AA8t
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WAIVED for employmert September l,
1901, a stenographer; man; must be COM
Jetent to do work in lawyers office and
trious, reliable ana sober Address, men
tunii references, Proctors, box IDS, Vic.
tpria, Texas. 16