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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-21

independence of the Little Ones ana
Their CONFEDERATION For Others
Prai.ed-First Lady of the Land
winning Love Warm Tribute Of
an Old Retainer.
| President Roosevelt and his family
have done more TO brighten and cheer
| the White House than a whole army
| of decorators and painters. and the
merry praItle of children echoirg
through the corridors and apartments
impart q homelike atmosphere which
every caller is quick to appreciate ana
notice
Not since the Lincoln administration
Of the early sixties has there been 90
much young Americanism visible about
the ancient pile of sandstone as there
is today, says the Washington CORE
spondent Of the Chicago Tribune In
Lincoln's first administration Willie, or
Tad. a bright youngster Of ten or eiev-
en- years, was the focus OF crowd OF
admirers when he mounted his pony
and started off for gailop with an
attendant. the mount usually being un
front. where 10 these days bicycle
of the younger scions of the Roosevelt
family is almost daily in evidence.
Old Ten Pendie. who has seen two
score years of service at the White
House as usher. feels himself percepti-
= ,,..lA in hiS
feelings as he sees the youthful mem
bers of the present White House fami-
ly getting ready for bicycle ride.
lust like Tad Lincoln used to do.
only a pony was the means of transpor-
tation then instead of the modern two
wheeled vehicle.
Mrs Roosevelt has since her occupan-
CIV of the White House endeared her
self to all connected with this historic
esta blishment in IA manner which Is
nor to be eclipsed even by memories
of Harriet Lane Johnson. niece of the
bachelor president. buchanan. or Mrs.
Grover Cleveland who first visited the
White House schoolgirl and ac-
quaintance of the presidents sister
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
There are many persons in Washing
ton today who will recall the presenta-
ton OF Frances Folsom ut an afternoon
reception given ia her honor ly MISS
Cleveland. who Introduced her guest as
''ouF little schoolgirl who IS visiting
us Not long af6prWafd Mss Folsom
succeeded her bastess as the drst lady
in the land and soon won all with
whom she was brought ia contact by
her captivating manners and viyacIty
in the entertainment of her callers.
Mrs. Roosevelt has succeeded in the
same respects. and those who have
been fortunate enough 10 meet her so
cially are unanimous in their opinion
that the mantle has fallen upon the
shoulders of one of tie most affable
and charming women who have ever
graced the White House. There is an
old and true saying that you must live
with people to know them truly. and in
this connection nothing could be more
appropriate than the utterances of q
veteran attache of the White House re-
garding its new mistress.
I'VE thought Mrs. Cleveland a prin-
cess said the old retainer. but Mrs.
Roosevelt is an American queen. per-
feet lady In every sense OF the word too.
She does not expect the people about
the house to become fiunkeys and run
at her beck and call h"- '~t".e e~c-v-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-21

neu tatcf stssuCus suoweu unaC j US
tice Heroine was elected beyond doubt.
"Chiuky" Went To bed happier than he
had ever been before in his life.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-21
WHITE HOUSE LIVELY.
Roose ve,t Children Brighten the
Executive Mansion.

HOME ATMosP6EnE I1PARTED.
Alaska forum., 1901-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

Ill The Probate Court, Circle Precinct
 Alas District
 ln the matter of the estate of Joseph Mar GreltCr, Deceased
 Notice To Credit ttrs Notice Is hereby given DN the ,.ndtreic1td, Charles D. Ford, adm iii >tr;tt ur of tie estate If Joseph Margrelttr deceased, to the Credl,ur, {, l. and all pcr3Ons having claims again, ,t sald tc- ceased, to exhibit them, with the ncCt ,s;I {, aud proper vouchers, within six months 4i.>r the hr>t publication of thlo ,.utlCe 10 said :u- m1nl,trttoi at Circle City Circle prrcinct .,lu9- ku District the same being tic place for tie transaction of the business Ui said estate. Lated al Circle City, AnarlG, D. Ford, Stptt1nDeI 4tn. A D. 1900 Administrator,
 Deco, E. 1o, ,iyOO, Jan Sl1oi.
 Ill The Probate Court, Circle Precinct,
 Alaska DlStrlCt. Tn the matter of thc estate oG Prick Aauland Deceased
 Notice To Creditors. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Carl Aaulant, adm in 1stratOr of the estate of Trick Aauland deceased 10 the creditors Ofai,d all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary and proljtr vouchers within six months after the first pu,li- eaton Of this notice, to said admini strator at Circle City, Alaska District, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate.
 Dated at Circle City, this Carl Aauand. 2oth day Ot August, A. D. 1900. Ad1nl nlnlotratCr.
 Deco, {, 20 27 1900, Jan.3, 1901
Alaska forum., 1901-01-03
China The Lin,tt.

Geo. st. Goddard, I'led Wagner and Nick Stitch on 2I Bench b. m. have q hole $ feet down and 10 bed rock yet. There Is 10 lo> t slide and IS feet of wash gravel. Fred says he Is going 10 bed rock If It takes him to China
 Dick Wigmure, who had partial charge of Q. l.. Orcutt's mules un- til that gentleman arrived, has de- C1ded to 90 to DaN son.
 Those Pay Rolls Turned Up.
 Mir Johnson found tie puv roll for the soldiers here which Lieut.. Rogers lost oil the tail anu all a1e happy
 John \o2t and John Jack a1e drifting across S5 b.m. 1uvnse1.d Is working on S,5.
 Mike DWyer is back from Garnet and reports nothing found
 Tom Drew, tue coal magnate, lett town on hunting rip.
Alaska forum., 1901-01-03
Alaska Forum, Jan. 5, 1901.

A& A railroad in the vicinity of Rampant, 50 far this winter would have had no trouble i'll making schedule time Just enough snow and things to accommodate mush-
 ~ Three thousand postal cards and not d single 2c stamp at our To- cal post office. Letters must needs be sent via Circle and Panama to to be stamped.
 The News Is Clever.
 Dawson News: \ copy of the first issue of the Alaska Forum, published at Rampant City, has been received by the news. It is a three column folio and Is published from the press and materi former ly used ill issuing tue Yukon Press at Circle. w. R Edwards Is editor and J. B. Ningate m-nager. It is q neWsN little paper and will fill a long felt want as purveyor of intell igence along the lower river.
 Found Good Ground on Eureka.
 Pete Mckaskie: When l visited Eureka last week 1 learned that Olson and Lawrence on s below had found from 0C to ISC to the pan in a foot gravel streak, just above bed rock There is lots of 1t and the boys are feeling good.
 He Paid His Fine.
 Clyde ketChi>on, the wood con- tractor, was arrested last Friday night for disturbing the peace and then he Was brought before Judge Ballet the following morn- ing aud fined $5. and costs.
 kaffenberg of tue Boston Store seems to have corner on the Indi- all trade and there Is a row in front of his store every day He plays the Indians down town and that fine AeC!ian at home.
 Lynn Smith has accepted a posi- tion as clerk with Agent Baker at the N. \. T. & T. store and me1lds your watch between shifts.
 Geo. Thisby came in from Eureka last Thursday afternoon with Miss Garratt. MT. and Mrs Garratt are expected i'll shortly.
Alaska forum., 1901-01-03

ALASKA FORUM THE FORUM PUBLISHING co. ". R. Edwards, Editor J. E. Wingate Manager
 VOLUMEl. No.15
 THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1901.
 The Alaska or m is published every Thursday in the cabin in the rear of the Collins old store near Front Street. Ram part, Aka.
 SUBsCK1rTIONs-The Alaska Forum by rlail or i'll Rampant 25c per week, or $l month, ln advance; $1 d wear. Single C"p'.>, 25c.
 Address ali communications to the A11sk; Forum, Rampant, Aka.
 EDITOEIAL
 3< Oom Paul is >oiourniny in Holland. DeWet has proven him self one of the greatest generals the " '1ld ever knew. Lord Roberts Ntf'ltN I<DlINyII 0Nl. l, lllc Wal lH over, Dewct Is the onlv one fight ing and we're after him. The next day DtW-t ca)lel his Dom, have lptlred 4,ooo Tommys and killed 2,ooo more''. Then all Brit tou wal ed
 &< There Is but one intcrpreta- t1un in t,'e 1niuds ul all Americans tor the 10 per cent royalty toru- er,y levied i'll Canada on gold pro- duced "cold b,ooded robbery. Dropping the royalty, taxmy ex- port bullion aud collecting mlntaye, Is what 1t should have done long ago. It's d bet that the real Yankee will pay export rather than mint. age
 A&I It was once said of Minister Clifford Sifton, of Canada that if he were attorney for a murderer tue fellow was sure to be hanged. It looks like Dawson is to suffer by his relentlessneSs because 1t refused tO be mulcted maybe. l& Lieutenant Erickson Is said to be looking for good wagon road between tue heads of Beaver and Birch creeks when discovered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
CAVALRY WILL
PLAY BASEBALL

There Will be a game OF baseball this
afternoon at Makild between the Police
team and the nine Of the Fifteenth Cav
airy. champions of the Preside. Play
starts at ) o'clock. The game should be
we'll worth Witnessing. and the locals
should give the visitors q hard rub. Fol
lowing is the personnel Of the police
team.
Pitcher. jos catcher. Leslie. first base.
G. + Chulingworth: second base Dun
can, third base. oliver Akaw. shortstop.
II. Mossman. right field Kauae: center
field. Paihaole; left deid. a Mossman.
The teams which viii play polo al IA
pioiani Park on Christmas day for the
benefit OF the Myrtle Boat Club. are as
follows.
Keds-W. F. Dillingham;. Rober, Atkin-
son. \. +. Judd. George Angus.
hIues-C. II. Dole. Lieut. Hancock, G.
W b.ckey and J. /. Fleming.
Great preparations are being made for
the game. which should. If the weather
be favorable. De great social and sport
ing success.
In the seni-tnaIs OF the match COM
petition OF the Honolulu GolE Club N
nay uD beat d. Ross CIO) by 5 up and :
20 play The tie was played in q storm
OF ram. A CARVE Q5) will meet \. Kay
Qo) IN the final 20 be played on or before
January 5th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
LOOK OUT FOR
SHOPLIF TIERS

business men were warned yesterday
that two professional female shoplift-
ers We're operating In the stores and a
close watch was kept all day. The first
warnings We're given on Saturday 70
certain Of the store keepers and yester-
day "a number Of them decided % put
on guards. The only case reported TO
the police where anything had been ia
ken. was from Dietz' jewelry store on
Fort street. The other jeweIry stores
are always closely guarded during a
busy season and precautions are taken
u prevent the iight-HUgored class from
making away with ans of The yalua-
bl-S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Dangerous Bridal Tour.

NEW YORK. Dec 1s.-A special from
Ailsn;!" City. y. J. says Captain VIII
liam W. Andrews and hi, bride sa leo
from IounE's pier Sunday. September
18th. IN The i3-foot dory. the Dark Secret.
They expected to touch at tho Azores
Tor fresh supplies OF food ana water. and
70 land At some port in Spain or Portu-
ga! IN from six to eight weeks time. on
MS FORMER voyages across the Atlantic
captain Andrews frequently spoke pass
-I-I vessels and he was reported BY them
o" 'Aeir arrival IN port. but as The
zone mariner and his bride have been
kon' no" nearly three months. and a.
ih"ir landing has not been renor,ef ar---
u here, Il - the opinion here rbar a..
1s-" nr-o 5rc-rr~s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Telegraph Notes.

Johannesburg expects the return of
10000 refugees.
Sir James Lang. the Sunderland
shipbuilder, Is dead ....
War Is on in Ohio politics between
Hanna and Foraker.
The Department Of Justice is At work
on an exclusion bill
The federal government may sue
Michigan for withheld tolls
New South Wales wheat crop is es-
timated At 1900. 900 bushels.
The House was 70 have acted last
week on the Philippine tariff.
United states Senator SewalI. of New
Jersey. is In "a dying condition.
II was forty degrees below zero in
Montana during the late storm.
NeutZueiaus aided Colombian Lib-.-
AIS to- take the town Of Rio Hacba.
John SwiUton. the well known So
cialist writer of New York. is dead.
Berlin officials say the Kaiser has no
intention or s-iZing Venezuelan port
New Orleans has formed mul
trust. and viii rais- the price 10 Eng
land
Bobby Wa--hour. ~ Atlanta. ga.
won -Se siX-dSy bicycle race In NeN
York
Yy-tt, Guilbert's new novel. with a
stage romance. IS the literary sensation
o. Paris.
J W. BaIfour says that British com
Hlcrrial dominion on the high seas has
nothing 10 fear.
Schley's counsel. Captain Parker. *
much pleased with the report made b.
Admiral Dewey
The Cabinet may have a secretary n
commerce. with Census Director Mer-
RAM IN the chair.
Pat Garrett. the man who slew Billy
III" k!i. Kill be made collector Of Gus
toms at IL Paso
In the Manchurian affair China viii
yield TO the powers bringing tho
strongest pressure.
san Francisco business men urge that
tn "'astwise navigation laws ~ ap-
p'irD % the Philippines
ono person was killed ard twenty
en-" hurt in "a wreck on tho Great Nor
them near K2Nspeil. Mont
10 - seni-Cf3ciH1y d-ricr -r,t rH,
relations between German -. zen
"yurir have been broken or
~H.--- 10y Root has submitted 3D..
tru-sTrs- ta -stiuat. q $500 600 for
p-rn1nen. military post IN Manila
Americas imports from tha pbrfr
pines IN ten months amount L, g. lsE
So sugar came ~ 20 TIL amount Of
siSs l5g
Miss Eastw!ck. Df Philadelphia. con
fined IN London fail for Pix months
FOR forgery. VIII not b. ys-l1r.d Ev
tE.- h"--- .fT.r-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
LOOKS MORE
LIKE PEACE
Not So Much Likelihood Of War
Between Chile and Ar.
eentina.

BUENOs AYRES. Dec. I5.-There have
been patriotic demonstrations IN support
Of the government throughout the Ar
Geat!ae Republic.
NEW YORK. Dec. lin her lates, re-
Ply to the Argentine proposal for the
settlement OF the dispute. Chill endeavors
10 firmly establish the rights OF both
countries and evade future controversies.
says Il dispatch 70 the Herald from Val
para!so. Chill. Argentina's minister.
Senior Portela. expresses the opinion that
all danger has passed. The same belief
Is entertained In official circles
It Is said that Bolivia will renew dipgo-
matte relations with Chill
kilograms from Tacna give the news
that Peruvian troops in civilian dress
are landing at Monendo. The British
cruiser Amphion has arrived from Callao.
Sir Edward Reed. Chilrs naval adviser
in England. who Is visiting at Valparaiso,
has been handsomely entertained.
Senior Jorge Mont. director general Of
the Chilia1 navy. has given a banquet in
honor OF ST. Edward Reed.
WANT BRITISH MEDIATION.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE directors
and managers of English banks and
financial companies here have wired TO
London TO urge the mediation of King
Edward, who - the arbitrator OF the
boundary question, says the Buenos
Ayres, Argentina, correspondent of the
Herald. The governor OF Mendoza has
sent word that two Germans We're detect
q making surveys near Puente del Inca.
Il ia said that they are officers Of the
r-v,ry0 no
5truCtcd the governor 10 send them off
% Chilli or bring them to Mendoza. Ii is
eportei that the Argentine government
5 eudeavoring TO purchase the North
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
Ter Crosse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Did Russia Intr que?

NEW YORK. Dec. lG.-PrDcessor Victor
Beard. in an article in the Revue &c
Paris. quoted by the Paris correspondent
Of The London Times and New YORK
Times. discusses the receu, Franco Fu-k-
ish dispute VI. B.rari arrives AT the
CONCLUSION that the SU,tau'5 OJs macy
MAS due to the taC!t eucou-a gcn"u- OF
Russia. who feared mat French ac..ul
would stir up the Arm MAN question.
This. says NJ Bcrard. Is contrary to
,fussia's desire. because she desires VIII
H.Htely to establish herself In the Gulf
Of Alexandretta ard 10 obtain posse ss.on
Of all the railway lines OF grealCr Az
ul-ff4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Commandment Botha Shot.

DURHAM. December ia dispatch
received here from Nkandhia. ZuluIand.
dated December 5th. and delayed in
action near Luneberg. Transvaal. in
which Commandant Louis Botha was
shot through the left leg below the
knee He only escaped by crawling into
the bush His followers say they do
not know where BOtha is now. The
dispatch adds that the British took
eighty prisoners
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
MORE JOKES ON
RAPID TRANSIT
Rocks on the KaIihi Line Hinder
Traffic and Small Boys Lie
Across Track.

Last night word was telcphoned to the
police station that somebody was putting
rocks on the Rapid Transit Company's
stop the progress OF the cars. Officer
Akaw was dispatched At once to the
scene.
when the car approached KaI!hi the
motorman was Mortified TO see two boys
lying across the track just in front Of
his car. He slowed up in order, as he
thought, TO prevent them being run over.
Just as the car stopped the boys spranG
up and commenced to run. So did Officer
Akaw. Akaw proved TO be the better
Splinter, and soon caught the boys,
whom he conducted to the police station.
where they remained all night. with
charge of Investigation" entered against
them. Their names were Manuel and
John.
Yesterdays arrests included:
An Long. larceny second degree; M0sa
Ealua, Manuel John, investigation, JOS
HoopH assault and battery; George Sum
mer drunkenness.
The mystery OF the rihed Kinau mail
sack has not been solved. Indeed, no
ISht Whatever mas bttn thrown on me
subject. The Wilder Steamship Com
pany have offered a reward Of 500 for
information which shall lead TO me ar
rest and conviction OF the guilty party.
Yesterday morning a knife with the
blade open was found on the floor OF the
Kiuau package room and the polite ale
searching for the owner.
The Chinese cook at the Quarautina
wharf reported to the police yesterday
that on Saturday night while going down
town he vas held up on Queen street by
five negroes. He escaped by fight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Fressure From Portugal.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a dispatch from
Hongkong to the London Times and New
York Times says a special Portuguese
ambassador. Senior BrancO. IS now AZ
Macao. preparatory 20 going to going to
Picking 20 press for an extension Of the
boundaries at Macao. similar 10 that
granted at HouESorg in 1859. The Chinese
officials regard the proposition uufavor-
ably, and strong opposition TO It IS prob
able.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

The government band paid the COM
pliments Of the season % DR.. McGrew
yesterday. the event being his entrance
upon the SOth year Of his life. Dr. Nc
Grew has lived In Hawaii for over a
generation and his steady work during
that time for American prilctJ'.-s and
for the union OF HAWAII with America
has given him a unique posi-. 81 in the
community. which his friends. public
and private. are always glad 70 rscos-
niZe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

Just now there IS less likelihood than
there was OF an immediate war between
chile aad Argentina, but = hight seems
certain 70 come sooner OF later The
Jealousy OF the tHO States and the fact
that they have a frontier question are
causes which may lead % an outbreak
III the first good chance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

Having been s:renuously invited 10
resign. Mr.. Sewall hands over his posi-
ton On the national cOnmIttee 10 sam
Parker. The latter has the advantage
over Mr.. SewaI IN that ne IL a resident
and has never been a Democrat Col.
Parker viii. We belieye. prove use
full agent for the Republican party at
Headquarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Consplrators Indicted.

LONDON. Dec 16.-At the Old Bailey
today the jury returned true bill
against Theodore Jackson and Laura
Jackson CAnn O'Delia Diss de Bar. The
Recorder. in charging the gran! jury.
commented upon the horrible ana bias
piIerlOuS character OF the evideuc-.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

~, great family n edicine OF the
x For sore throat. Eargle the throat
y 10 a mixture OF Pain K!ller and wa
49, and the relief IS immediate. and
CLs- positive. Il should rot be for
gotten that III Pair-[5I' is equally
a. ID 70 take icterr.l.y as 70 Is.
eNt@r ally Avoid subs -,tutss. there Is
b-+ ne Pain-K!Ilsr. Perry D4y-,'
PRO. % cents and 80 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Chinese Court Moves.

LONDON. Dee. IA -.spatch re-
ceived here from PekIn announces that
the imperial court left RA Feng Fu.
bound for Picking. last Saturday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

Word vas sent out yesterday that
tvs, professional shoplifterS were at
work Honolulu is getting nearly all
thu modern improvements ard may
sooa look for the expert garroter and
green goods man
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
New Cnl1os5 Port.

TIENTsIN Dec is.--rhiuE Wan Tar.
OF the gulf Of Lao Tuns. south OF shan
Iai Kwan. VS. formally opened 20 trade
December u = stan oc customs officials
= stationed there
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

Husbands who carry their wives
mail about with them. negiecting 70
put 60 in the p0stofiice. should read the
decision in the Sabate case and trem-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

..rss have located the week % r,a
t.s. .oat Sa nRafseI. The two cav
t'.s- -espons.bIe Cor the collision haTa
hh. -aeir Licenses revoked
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Dscorates harquissIto.

BERLIN. De-. Is.-Emperor William
has decorated Marquis Ito With the or
der o: the Red Eagle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

There - no enthusiasm for q nome
on the rolling deep among incoming
uassengers from the coast
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

Measm- s-morteh's son has died n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
MAY SUE FOR PEACE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-EIon, Mr.
Kruger's grandson, has sailed from
Holland for Lourenzo Marques. with
intent To examine the military situation
in South Africa, and. if ii should be
found advisable, to sue for peace on the
broad line Of autonomy under the
British flag. similar to that enjoyed by
Canada, says a dispatch to the Tribune
from London.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-02-28
REDUCED RATES TO WASH,
1NGTON.

The Southern Railway, the great
trunk limo from the south to
Washington olIars specially re-
duc"d rates to WnshinGt ~, ID. g..
for the Inauguration Of President
Mckinley, March lth 1901 as fol-
lows:
For individuals, (sing'" tickets)
rate of one first class fa;". ir the
round trip, to he sold March 1st,
2nd and 3rd, with final limit
March 9th. 1901.
For regular organized military
companies and brass band in uni
form accompanying them, 'wenty-
five (25) tickets or more in one
lcket, still lower rates will be
granted. Tickets to 5e sold March
lst, 2nd, aud 3rd, with a ;inal limit
March Hth, 1901.
The service Of the Southern
Railway is bv far the most com.
p!eto and fastest of any l.ne from
the south.
For detailed informant, II as to
rates. reservations, etc, apply to
any agent of the South, III railway
Ur connections.
w. II. Tuyloe,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt, Atlanta.