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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-09

Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect March ), 1901.
Tanr-a

Trains leave from Penna Station
Sol a. II Daily Local for HarrisOnburg and
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS \ Daily T. : Fast Nail Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans Columbia, savannah ard
jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with sleeper fog
Asheyl!le, Chattanooga, and Memphis and az
DznvilIe with sleeper for Birmingham and az
Charlotte. with sleeper for Augusta Solid train
Washington 10 New ORLEANS. Dining car service
1871 a. m. Daily Local fer Charlottesville.
4:GI p N. Week Days Local Tor Front ROy2l,
StrasbUrg, and Hs-Tisonburg
4-30 p N Daily Local for Charlottesville
6-35 p Week Days Ne| York and ElOrId4
Limited. Composite Cafe and Smoking Car, Din
ing Car. Compartment and Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars and Library and Observation Cars New
York and Washington 70 ST Augustine. and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New YORK
and Washington 70 Aiken and Augusta Connect
ing Columbia with ParlOr Car for Charleston
and At BaycTuss With Parlor Car for ThomasYlIle.
90 p n. Daily. \. y. s Fla Express. slsep-
ing cars 10 Augusta with connections Tor Aiken
and Charleston and to Savannah, jacksonville.
and Port Tampa, and Thursdays 10 TnSH1syIl}e.
Ca. Through coaches 10 Jacksonville and At
lznt3. Uniting at Danvil,e with Pullman sleepers
from Richmond and Norfolk for Charlotte Tour
ist sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco Mondays.
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. Dining service.
1901 p. ~ Daily Washing ton and Chattanooga
Ilrlfted Cyis LynChbl:rg1 SlgeDiug cars Z, I{oTI
oke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
Orleans. Through coach 10 Memphis Dining car
service
1915 p Il Daily. Washington and Southwest
eFR Limited, Sleeping cars 70 Asheyile. Knox
Vile Chattanooga. and Nashville. and 10 Atlanta,
Macon, Birmingham. Memphis Montgomery No
bile and New Orleans. Dining car service. Tues
days and Thursdays Sleeping car Washington to
PIneharst. y. c, ana Tuesdays Thursday and
Saturdays Sunset Limited Annex Sleeper Wash
ingtcn 10 New Orleans connecting ~ New OF5ezzs
with Sunset Limited for san Francisco.
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington 9:0l a. daily. 4-+9 D. n.
week days and 6-25 p m Sundays for Blue
mont C:25 p. m Saturdays SHt 4.S5 p N week
dsys and Il:2C p M. Wedaesdays and SItGr-
days only Tor LeesbUrg. 6.25 P. N week days 70
Herndon.
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6-42 a. NJ 6-52 am. 1885 M daily, I9-I5
am daily except Monday. 2:l5 pm, and so
pm daily. From Harrisouburg ll-S4 an. week
days and $40 pm daily. From Charlottesville
SIS .. n. and $40 pm. daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and other In
formation furnished ana baggage called Tor an
checked from hotels and residences by UnioI
Transfer Co on orders left at Ticket Office, 7G
18Th St NV; 5II Penns. Ave. NV, and a
Penua- station
Phone I4l for P R. R, Cab Service.
FRANK 5. CANNON. Sd V. P. and Gen Mgr.
s H HARDNECK, General Pasz'r Agent
L. ) GROWN, General Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New.
port News, and all points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News Norfolk" and ~ ash
= ington." on the following schedule:
LV Westinghouse 80 pm Lv. PortsTnoUth.5-o0 pm
LV Alexandria--700 pm Lv. Norfolk. 500 pm
Ar IT Aonroe-7-O0 am Lv. Fl NoRroe-7-O0 pm
Ar NoTfolk.----6O0 am Ar Alexandra. .G-30 am
Ar. Portsmouth 8 Is an Ar WashingtOn.-7-00 am
Tickets on sale al sI7 Penn. ave, B. and
- y ticket Office, 6lS Penn ave, and corner
- 10Th st. and \ Y ave, c L O. ticket Of.
- hces, AT 5l3 Penn ave, and COS 18th St;
- ; A l. ticket office, 1884 N Y. ave, and
- on board steamers
1EFor further information apply at gen
- eral Offices 18th St wharf Washington, D. c.
- Phone $50
no29-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires board and room, or room
private family; hone comforts: regular boarding
house mt, state price, etc. Box 758 this
ONCE -
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WHAT A WASHINGTON WOMAN DID on THE
SLY Pastor E. HEZ SVEN explains sunday
night March 10. Free pews. Second Baptist
Church Auditorium 9TH St and Va ave Sc nj
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

FTom Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and b IL 81
In effect November /. 1900
For Alexandria-Week DAYS. $50. 7.Oz. 7:3G
$500, SIS. $50. 9.25. 1900 Hoo, II 80 4 n,
Sl2-05, 1920. l2:45 x1:O5 I-25 200, 2:30, x2-59
$50. 1853. x4:i5. s;35, 4tJC, $40, x5:24. $40,
6:O4. $50, 7.O6 1870, 500, s:45, $50, I0:l5,
1I.2o, and 1853 p N. SUNDAYS. T:45, goo Gas.
1879, Hoo, 1l-30 a. m. 300 noon. 12:$). 800.
1-SD, 200. 2:2O. 300. 3.2) 800 $50. 800 $50
eco go 700, 80, 500, s:z5, ESQ I0;IS.
u-2O. and u.5O D. m
For Mount Fernon-Weak days, $50. 500. 1000.
Hoo d m, xI2- O5, E1 :O5 2-O9 x2-59 3-59 AID,
x5-24. 200, and $50 p. m. SUNDAYS. 300 a. II,
R:C9 noon, 300, 400, 700. and $50 p m
For Airing and Aqueiuct Bridge-Week
days. 6:30, 7:04, 7:S0 sea S:35. s:5s, 9-25 190O
and II 90 IN. 1905. I2-7O -I2:45 I-O5 = rs
200, -2:S0. 2=59, $780, 3:59, 1855. 4:50, 5-24.
6:oir $50, 7:08 and 500 p. m. Sundays, T:45
800, 9.45, 1880. II 90 and IL 30 a m 1900
noon, '12-3O, 100 - 30 ECO, $50 300, ss:3o
z-t9. 40, 500. $3.50, eco, $50 100. 49,
and 500 p m.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xE~press- TO Arlington only.
C. F. ABBOT President.
Cg0TVIN C--rrTDFcv-;s~+
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WANTED-ROo9Is.
WANTED-HoUsEs.

1FANTED-Tluee or four rooms for light house
keeping. address BOX ~, this office mig
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington 9;ol a. daily. 4.+9 p. m.
week days and 6-25 p. m Sundays for Blue
mont C:25 p. n. Saturdays SHi 50 p. II. week
DAYS and 1l:2C p m. Wednesdays and SItGr-
days only Tor Leesburg. 6:25 P. N week days 70
Herndon.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRTTERs.

FOR SALE-Typewriters. bought sold rented
and repaired. charges reasonable; ribbons soc.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 7i7 9Th 81. NV
el9-Imo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. would exchange small
quantity furniture and bedding Tor room and
board IN private FAMILY; permanent II suited
Address BOX 81 this Office. ns-2
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WASTED-I-sdies and gentlemen for three OF the
finest siding articles on the market; any IN
fsligen1. active person can make SIS TO So per
week. ROOM y. 612 F 81. NV m7-3
wASTED-students 70 learn teIegraphy: taught
by an expert THE DRJLLERY, 5Ql Ilth s.
sea
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RiILR0ADR.
Pennsylvania
RAELRGAD.

STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND SIS
7:45 A. n WEEK DAYS. PTTTSBURG EX-
PRESS-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg %
Pittsburg
Ia.5a = n PENNsEIEANIA IIAlIrEn-P..Ll-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-,IALE

NANIED-A country boy desires e.1pIovneDt-
good edueaJion- good habits: no reasonable Of
Ter refused. address Il. y. us Mss ave. n
m7-3
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

NANfED-T0 buy h0rse and wagon with license
suitable Tor butter and egg business. Address
BON : this Office. rrq-2
WANTED Horse; must be cheap Tor cash. Box
% this Office 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NASTED-Suan place for country home; near
CITY improved or unimproved; reasonable price.
address Bon 729, this Office. ms-3
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FOR SALE-Store and dwelling: beautiful cor
neri price -, coo; only $500 cash; rent $50 "
c. HALDEMAN. IL I4th St. e9-3
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For RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Cheap houses; rents reduced. I0l2
d St. sw.. $40: lilg Sd ST NV Sl4JJ. 10.
Hriie ST., $3.50; 1870 2Clh st. NV. 50; other
good houses At -. =, -. $50, and g T. a
hsINTIRE. 224 c st. nv. mS-a
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WANTED-A lady 10 introduce an educational
work 20 mothers of children. So per week for
one order da- names and addresses VIII he fur
nished also. il desired an instructor Box 10,
this office. el
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

= LADY Uhg has Just returned from q three years
trip through Colorado. salt Lake California
Yosemite valley and Oregon would like 10 take
charge 81 small party through the West or
Mexico Box 75S this Office 81
WANTED 4 place 10 do general LouseH ork. ga7
Rueher Court nw. 81
WANTEGz- Place As ch4nlJerInaid. MISS MARTHA
DAVIS llZs 10th 81 NV M
WANTED Position by elderly German lady uith
highest rea3ilIneHd4tign 20 supeTintend the chill
dTen and household Of genIeeI family; accom-
pii7hUeUtS- 3 languages and much experience in
nrst-elass music, besides great Traveller. Box
'2S this oti'ee- e7-3
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUsES.
TH0S. {. WhGGAMAn,
Real Estate Broker and AuctiCaeeI
9l7 F Street n. w.
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST.

412 10Th. Il, Sr. lot I7xlO0 ft...........s12 900
ii9s and lioi 10Th. store aud dwg-, rented. 500
~ r, h, Or. bath. i-....-........... !, 100
1881 llth- h. ST. bath m and stable 9. 500
1909 20 l4l3 36th 6r. bath. and N (E2ch) 5000
1928 9Th, h, Or, lot 14x94 ft.--....--.... 100
opi 18th, b h. 6F, water and sewer........ 1000
al, 4is, 42I Hollidge CT rs 3r (aID. ! so
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TABLE BOARD.
ron SALES.--FUTURE AND DwELLTNB-

MEALS served out or in diuing-roOB at 81 per
month 81 18th ST. NV eg-g
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FOR REST-ROONS.


FOR RENT-Flat of two rooms and bath; viii
allow light housekeeping. also large narlor- 10
nth st. NV e9-5
FOR RENT-Rooms; fur south, ID floor; three;
%" housekeeping. refs 2Zl 81 NV e9-3
FOR RENT-Fur large 2d-Hoor rooms: house
keeping not permitted 500 18th II. NV. cot
FOR RENT-Tvo bright niceIy-f,lr- rooms; com
pleie for housekeeping, southern exposure. 1898
G ST. NV cg-3
FOR RENT-one fur. room, near Govt. Printing
and Census Offices; > month 70 Z ST c9-3
FOR RENT-Nio eIy-furni-hed front rooms: gem
deuen- us G 81. NV m9-3
FOR RENT-l2O9 IIth st. NV. small rooms first
floor; housekeeping or business. In4-3
FOR RENT-DcsirabIe room. second floor. Tor
gentleman go st. nv m9-S
FOR -Nicelv-furpished front rooms. from
81 10 SO per month. 81 d st. NV. m9-3
FOR RENT-Two beautiful furnished second-Hoo-
rooms and bath. suitable for one OF two In each.
81 5th ST. NV mg-7
FOR RENf-ThTee uGfJrniShed rooms. second
floor 80 St he. mss
FOR RENT-Four comfortable sleeping rooms in
stean-heated building, 81 week 627 St, second
floor mss
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; steam heat 20j
c St n@- mss
FOR RENT Furnished room, near Capitol and
Library 327 9Th 81. Sc Iug-S
FOR RENT-To gentleman comfortable furnished
room. convenient TO Capitol. Library. Census,
Government Printing Office, car line. private
family; No children; s.. 3o9 Mass ave m9-3
FOR RENT-At IZ3 California St between Ist
and ID sts- ne. nicely-fUrnished room; well
lighted and heated m9-5
FOR RENT-716 18th St NV, furnished rooms for
light housekeeping ms
FOR RENT-NiceIv-iur Cd story front room; also
parior- SIS 9Th ST NV. esq
FOR RENT Kitchen and diuing-room; rent
cheap; a m l. 10 Pa NV es-S
FOR RENT-Fur nice warm room as c st.
nv. esq
FOR RENT-Large rooms; ID floor front with
alcove; central location. l025 sth st. NV. eS-3
FOR RENT-Large furnished room, Housekeeping,
Sc. 1923 9th st NV. ms-S
FOR RENT-Rooms, first and ee.ond floors. COS
sth St NV. mS-3
FOR RENTING niceIy-fur rooms on second
floor; light housekeeping; heat and gas 81 K
st. ne e7-3
FOR RENTING rooms. suitable for shop pur-
poses ID floor: also Office room; Ist floor; rem.
reasonable 525 10th St nv. e7-5
FOR RENT-Fur or unfur rooms in northwest,
near Census Office for housekeeping. Box 723 this
Office els
WANTED To purchase milk route, horse,
wagon etc address Box go, this Office e7-6
FOR RENT-Furnizhed room to one or two ladies
with use Of Parlor; cheap; private family IS
Ith St ne mrs
FOR RENT-Furnished or UNFINISHED rooms;
terms reasonable. 81 Sth st. nv. ms
FOR RENT-Rooms- 2II D ST nv m7-3
FOR RENT-Front room and hall ro3m: third
floor; furnished; well heated. 223 IA St NV.
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1YArfTED-AGENTE.

WANTED-oaiesTnan 10 sell our Vulcan boiler
compound. Black Giant antitrust roof paint, and
lIgh-eiaSs lubricants; liberal terms 10 competent
man THE VULCAN CHEMICAL co. Cleveland.
Base- ming 10 L
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES,
FOR sALE-Espre-s business cheap. beginning
busy season. good reason Tor selling Box =.
this office e9-3
\ GOVERNMENT mechanic. located in southern
Cal. viii exchange positions with party al WASH
/ ington- Box =, tins Office. e8-3
FOR sALE-Clean stock Of groceries meats, and
provisions one OF the best locations In city.
doing a paving business satisfactory reason for
selling; good living rooTrs don't answer unless
sou mean business. address BON 81, this office
uJ-5
ONE or THE BEST little grocery stores m the
city, doing a cash business Of So per day;
owner compelled 10 sell. Enquire 007 10Th St ne
Iuy-3
FOR sALE-CoaI and wood yard. 500: excellent
location. CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. At
IaHtic Building r1s-3
WASTED Man well acquainted with saloon trade
TO sell Peizolds German Btters. so 18th ST.
nv m5-3
FOR SALE-suaH saloon. close to washington
" J. DJGAN, Gl7 La ave esq
FOR SALE-Lunchroom for IS. months rent
iree- Apply az Fla ave. NV. after p m cS-3
FOR SALE Saloon near Government Printing
Oficc: cheap ". J DUGAN. 81 La Eve esq
FOR sALE-Cigar store; cheap; good stand. 5157
ST. nv. es-3
FOR sALE-Old established IuncIlFo5ll; centre
OF city W j DtGAN. or Ia ave es-5
FOR SALE-Cigar and newsstand: 500 profit
monthly; bargain. CAPITAL BUSINESS EN-
CHANGE Atlantic Building mss
FOR SALE-Saloon and properly, down town
W J. DUGAN. Gl7 La ave esq
FOR SALE-Downtoun cafe paving 81 month,
price, 500. DUNLAP, 900 ST. mss
FOR SALE-WiII sell tgo diniug-roouls at sacIi-
fee if sold at once; both in good location; III
health and retiring from business. Address BOX
I34, this office MS
FOR SALE-Saloon. corner. Seventh street north
west " J. DUGAN. Oh Ia ave. eS-3
FOR RENT-Crocery store and cight-r0orI fat
over r. with stable northwest corner; also
bakery attached with established trade $50 Der
dsy. which can be purchased cheap. Address
BOX IA. this Office mss
FOR Saloon. Pennsylvania avenue. ". J.
DtGAN. Oh Ia ave esq
FOR SALE Complete show, with e.cTyfIino,
ready 10 90 on the road; cheap. Call - 22I Pa
ave NV mss
FOR sALE-smalI grocer. &&2 \ St ne. ELS
FOR sALE-PouItry and fruit stand o Stree;
Market DUNLAP. SO F ST e7-3
FOR SALE Oyster and lunch house, cheap Dun
LAP, 700 / 81 U7-3
FOR SALE-One of the best paving grocery and
provision stores in the northwest section: must
be sold before March - other business. Address
BOX 10. tins Office mrs
DESIRABLE position and salary Tor person in
ves1iug $50 in established. paving business;
splendid future; 40 risk. Address BOX 10. this
office m7-3
FOR sALE-Feed store in northwest; snap. DUN-
LAP, SO St m7-3
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. H D.
GORDON, Lawyer 6l5 18th 50. NV. m4-8
ATTENTION. sHoW8iEN-A complete stOreroom
show for sale; nov in operation; big chance for
making money for sale cheap on account OF
sickness and retiring from business. Call at No.
22l Pa. ave. nW.
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WANTED-At once. q general hou~eworker. 1924
l-tL
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WALL PAPER-AH the newest and best in the
spring productions are being shown here We
can paper your rooms il the newest STYLES at
smallest prices. +. G. N0LTE. So GA 81. nv
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y ANTED-Ssnau properties Tor cash customers
waiting 10 be suited Exchanging 4 specially.
GE0- y GDRTHlAGTOS. 1910 c 81 u& e9-s
: GOVERNMENT CLERK wishes 10 buy low
priced residence. On d principal street south of
j s. me- OF III LeDroIt Park OF vicinity; give
lowest price and best terms; deal with owner
preferred Address BOX .I5. this otAce mrs
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6.45 am. G:52 a N. 1885 an daily. I9.I5
a m daily except Monday. 2:l5 pm, and SO
IN daily From Harrisonburg Il 30 an. week
days and $40 pm. daily. From Charlottesville
SIS ? n and $40 pm. daily.
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ROOMS PAPERED from Sl-5J up. work gu8ran-
teedi samples brought HUNT, SIC = st. Ins-7
ROOMS PAPERED, g up; only desIer who gives
Z legal guarantee with all work; estimates f,rr-
Hished samples brought; 1890 roll stock to Sc
.ect from Send postal to
WILLIAM Y. AAHoNEY. COB Pa. ave sc.
A3acostia Branch. I05 Pierce ST
feI7-1m
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries, mockiug
birds, dogs, cats -abbits gold FISH, etc; cata-
logue Tree. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. TI2 18th st
NV.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The German empress has hair almost snow white and
while really only older than the emperor impresses
the heholder being his by much greater margin
William II does not look his 20 years
The appointment by Mayor-eect Low Of George L. Rves
as corporation counsel OF New York has elected the
nation that hc is NJ A. OF Cambridge university Eng
land and member OF its council vote in eectinc
the members OF parliament Tor that university
OF the defective the election in
New York, than halt said rendered void by
inscriptions aimed Mayor Van Wyck such Anybody
but him. Not the ice candidate Sometimes the name
and address OF the were given
One OF the men whose figured in the commander
IN chiefs recent gazette deserving Of mention for dis
neuished service in South Africa Captain Ernest D.
Goldsehmid of the Welsh regiment who perhaps
generally known has the further distinction OF being the
Of Jenny Lind
Mrs John A. Logan will for the FIRST time in several
years live this winter Calumet place her home Wash
ngon d. G. She will apart the arge wing OF the
on the east side for the thousands of trophies
and mementoes of the late owned by her husband
time of his death,
The only foundation for the story that Ciss LOTUS
to take Ellen rerrys place in Sir Henry Irving company
her having been engaged play Marguerite the Irving
special revival OF Faust London year Miss Terry
save IN this and some other light roles will continue here
totore the English actors chief support
In Poland the rewards OF literature appear to be cond
cradle Henry Senkewie the novelist whose silver jubi
Ice the Poles recently celebrated presented with cha
teau and estate the memorable occasion He is
especially fond OF hunting and the walls Of his home in War
saw are decorated with his trophies OF them from
Africa.
Zaehariah Stanley one Of the pioneers Of Eastern In
diana who died recently Richmond in that State be-
queaths real valued 200 Earlham college in
Rehmond the income be applied to the education OF his
blood relatives and 100000 be expended by his daughter
within ten for charitable and educational purposes
In the matter of giving his autograph TO unknown appl
eants RI Hon Joseph Chamberlain is very gracious
ON the other hand both lord Salisbury and Mr. Balfour
much yielding seldom refuse polite request Lord
koseeey as often not sends humorous little note adyis
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that the heaviest portion pr his anatomy would strike The
EARN hfst This being the case not probable that the
ieehng OF regret would flash through his head
When you sec fellow standing on the street corners
Mowng because gets ahead you safely put
uown as peewee who would not ahead If
pulled
Houston says the Crowley Signal "should-e just
90 Erauiy nc Post Evidently the Signal not well
quamed WIN he Post IL necessary for Houston
~ or tnat paper TO assume ake-beeve qualification.
rice center lumber ard oil center and vainplorousy
snous; HOW we apples do float l-BcdnnOni Journal
Deer cohcentratc efforts in the building Of
Houston.--HOHstoH Posi- 90
ne Journal is sufficiently active to sec that all things
G3ouE toward the upbuilding OF Beaumont properly
%oud attempt TO appropriate the fruit Beaumont pcrsm-
mon trees H. therefore The Post and Houston viii cease
nqeaVoring TO appropriate Beaumons advantages and dc
Nelopmens To their and benefit the Journal will
promise that this section OF tho viii forget that the
bayou NY IS on the map.-BedWonf JonJn0i
NOTICE what your contemporary said on the s5tf instant
about the way certain Beaumont paper was knocking its
home town.
81
IN organizing the big oil and lumber companies Mr. K
ny OF Houston has shown the calamity cackes that the
laws Of Texas DO not rchen capital GrccnlHe Register
ne seems however, in doing to have frightened the
calamity seekers wofuly
IS s.
Receivers were drawn at game Of football the other
casualties greater than in the ordinary av Of NAV
ing The gsmc.-i1dgas Timcs-Heraid way " P'''
little more OF that sort Of thing and football will grow
to be as harmless as a French duel.
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SOME PosTscRIPTs.

Ioai IS cheaper IN China than anywhere in the world
Losses m sheep stock wool and sugar represent for last
year alone IN Queensland total Of e7,5ooooo.
The three largest cities in Sweden are Stockholm with
ABOUT 100000 inhabitants Gohenburg with $4,000 and
Ns,m' WIN oIooo
me Nothsehids have just purchased the greatest copper
mine ~ Mexico for Ssoooooo. They now employ $4,000
men IN their various copper mines.
Nesern paper says that land its section along the
newly established rural free delivery the postoace
mas increased from s. to S.
he cereals Cwheat oats rye and barley raised in
the United states during the past five years represent value
$Iooooooooo over the preceding five wears.
Canadas entire surplus crop hay and oats is being
marketed TINS year to the British government for the use Of
i0e army 10 South Africa An fleet steamers will
sooon oesm Transporting this forage the O war
The late Governor Pingreo OF Michigan subscribed to
clipping bureau and kept all the printed about him
self This was kept in set Of scrap books which are said
10 contain $4,000 columns of newspaper comment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
THE SAD NEWS FROM SAuAR.

THE SAD NEWS FROM SAMAR
i0u'e brought US letter reckon An it may be oHst'
Jim
why mother an me have been waitin' for weeks =
something bout himi
lies still in the Philippines fighting but ought to s' i
here to stay,
It's years since he up an enlisted then proud like Y
marchin' away
He's in the Ninth Regulars, bless him Our jim 5 "
there isn't day, night an mornn don't pray f'f e
You know Jim has been clear to China an fought At Y
Isin, on the wall
Three times was the lad badly wounded an once ~
mighty close call!
io' say rs telegram, neighbour Then Jim must z
SO an fetch mother to listen--her poor heart ~
on the rack.
"hats thatf should first look it over? can't wen III
y. JOY drops blur I'd
It's good news, of course long in coming an OBJ W
blessing fer her
q massacre there is in the islands, II must be "
mistake
NY amt the war nearly euded7 And are 'ha'
:, fond hearts to break? IA
ou say IT'S IN all Of the papersi Well, not INC ~
have we read ~
ana only three words in the message Our JIM
i'm is deddi
Mas. FrsDlry BnAprs in Lc,lie' T'''S