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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-09-22
TORNADO AND CYCLONE.
Chief Moore, of the wea.hsr Bureau, Do.
fines the Two StOrias.

Chief Moore, of the WeasASr Bureau, De.
fines the Two Stortas.
The tornado is sudden outburst of
wind in an otherwise quiet, sultry at
mosphere; it is ushered in by a loud,
indescribable roar, similar to continu-
Gus roar of thunder; it's path is very
narrow - seldom more than 500 feet
wide at greatest destruction; it moves,
generally, from southwest to north-
east, and rarely extends more than 20
milesi it very often rises in the air, to
descend again at q point few miles
ahead; it is always accompanied by
thunderstorms, with often a bright
glow in the cloud; this cloud has usual
ly funnel shape, which appears to be
whirling, though some observers have
described its appearance like that of a
huge ball rolling forward A tornado
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-09-22
Parental Authority Curtailed.

Parental authority is rapidly losing
ground in European codes of law. In
France the formalities for dispensing
with parents permission in marriage
have been simplified and the age up to
which It Is required reduced and now
Germany has cut down the age up to
which parental assent is needed to 81.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-09-22
Farm Lands for Sale.

One farm consisting of 200 acres.
This is situated on the north bank of
the Upper Iowa, II miles from Ches-
ter. Buildings are all modern and
comm odious, consisting of an elegant
frame dwelling house erected last
season at a cost of $225O; one barn AZ
A30 feet, with 20,ft. posts and base
ment; one barn 56x32 feet; and all
other farm conveniences including a
wonderful artesian we'll which sends
forth cool, clear water with force and
volume sufficient for mill power or
any other purpose to which it may be
applied.
have also several other lands for
sale including one forty acre farm in
Chester township; one quarter section
of improved land in Saratoga; two
farms in jamestown, one in Oak Dale
and several city lots in Cresco.
For information call at my law Of
flee or address JOHN NJ. CANNON,
S6tf Cresco, Iowa.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
BI5BEE DEPARTRHEN

and we have been wondering what he did with his team. He left three days since for Tombstone by team in pair of much admired linen pauts. and today he returned on the train clad in . pair of drsss pants of nice black color We are afraid that vo'nsy struck snag and hired email boy to drive his ,ssc back. We hope the pants were no. spoilsa by the rain.
 The email boys have another chance to gst in with their tin can brigade this evening and we have about con- elndsd to stay up until midnight Co avoid having our rest disturbed. The occasion of the serensis this evening is the arrival of MT. John Campbell and his bride. nee Mics Msyms Mccormick. The young couple are now receiving the congratulations of ,he,r many friends. We wish them the usasl path of roses.
 CARD oT THANKS.
 wish to sake this means of convey. ing my heartfelt thanks to all the kind friends who paid attention and gave tender care to my deceased wife dur ing her recent illness. I shall slways feel grateful to them for their soiici- tnde and the sympathy that has been extended 10 me in my bereavement.
 Very Respectfully,
 JUpSoS W. HARRINGTON.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
BISDEE RNHS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget 0f Interesting Items from our Regular Ger.
 respondent.
 BIssss, Ssptsnb Der II, 1898
 coPrKRISGs.

Mir. NJ. T. Williams returned to Tombstone this morning. He hes been with us for several days past and says he has enjoyed his visit very much.
 Pay day passed oG very we'll yester- day and the usual collection of happy countensnces were visible about town. The scarcity of money in town csused come inconvenience, but this is . mat ter nos easily remsdisd, a~d one wbich we ought to figure on in our financial calculations. A dsy's delay in .tbe oAshing Of . check ought not to bs such c terrible psivasion e come par ties try to make ous.
 Our delegation of Thsspians have been quite busy today making prepsr- ! stioas for thsir great sfors shis esen- iug. A number of she toys laid of this afternoon to be che better pre- pared for shs evening. while one or two are wandering about like lost sheep from the e6ecss of psut up ex- citement. Thsy are ail right. however, when they once get started in the rut Q! their msmori1ed lines, and ws all are anti 'ipasipsa very pleasant eyen- ing.
 George s. Shiblry returned ireh !shs meeting of she Republican central committee in TombGeae today. We thought George was the only Repub- lican in town, with the, exception oI "windy Dick" but had . talk last night with Mr. Emil Msrks who assured us that the woods were full ol them. According te hi. idea the only politicians over here are Rspublicans and "fops." He desired us to ask shs three Democrsts s,,li remaining in tovn how they were going to divide the ssvsutesn pro1ies tuey will hast | 70 carry to tie corsehsioS % sssssseh one will get his equal aLd iast share eI Importance.
 Walter Douglas. the conductor sl 'he regular tram on the A. and S.. E. was . little under the ses' her .shi, morning and took . short Icy of rhi, rather mixed things up . little and she exra train Wss sent ou, in charge of "Condpesor" StessI. stsg says he is right in tho swim nov tu, neveI-the.less he was . little vsxet when he remembered that he eoult lnos speat Spanish. "If could onl, talk pie" he remarked with . mos .orrowfui looking counrensncs. w, have been unable e yet to learn :h, special reason for this special desir' but have it from one of ths boys tbs Steg. became infatuated ct . side hi! dance recently with . fair young led, with whom he is unable to, sopyers' eIoeps through an interpreter. H' j has our despsst sympsthy, and If i wlll help matters any would be vilinI 70 iend bim our Spanish dictionary.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
.1!Miners Exchange Main Street. Bisbee. WIG. SMITH g. co. Choicest of-Wines, Liquors and
 Cigars.

Cscfy CouItcsT -hno >>CSSaiiHsSosoSS ~~sS&ssS-sr~
 patrons,
 fsddiSg daa.eGsd Room Attachsd. s-l-1-~~J>s~~-s---4~ ~S---~->D~~-~-~>-~>-r>~-
 ,This Is Your Oppsrtunity.
 On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamHs, . generous sample w,ii ::a inaled of the n.... popular easarrh ard Ess se.er Cure Ely's Cream BEl.n sufficient to damon ssrs:e the crea. serits of the remedy.
 ELY sc1TYrES,
 6o warren St. sNeS 1otk City. Rev. John Re;i. Jr,. of Grest Falls, Mont !, recommended EIy's Cream Ia!m 10 ne. ean smphasizs Is statement, 1t isa posi- five cure for catarrnjf used as dirscted-"- Rsv. Francis W. Poole. Pastor Cenkul Freq Church, Helena, Mont
 Ey's Cream l--.m is the acknowledged eurs fpr catarrh swf contains no mercury - shy hjuzious drug Price. so osefs'
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
BIsBEE. Septemt CT 10, 1886.
DELAYED ITEN<.

DELAYED ITEN<
 M.s. Prichard and d.uxhter returned from short trip to Benson ,his evsn- ing.
 Py.f. kickets was sn Incoming Pas- eens ger CD che train this evening. We are not swsrs .ss yet of The object st his Sisis.
 Wayne Darlington. supesi.ten of the Moc,ezums Concentsating cos,- pany' before the works eissed 'do~s, came sP Tom Escessri lev dsys .inre, a<compssiei by bis siie. He attended sc { K,sie busis-ss in town .yesterdsy and they started for the ssss this norninK.
 The heavy Democrats having re- turned from Towlstone is is now ths turn st sAS few rsms,ring Republi- cans lo pay tist much bonsred town . viSs. The ,cus'y esDtrsi cosmit- tee sss to yhses ,here taday buss Nr 0. g. Sksk<ljs, is seemingly ssks ,sst of the NsnssAss", ,so sss e BisbsS | concerh~d !sSf b- ,sss the only fsrso6 leaving here yodsy os . political mis- sion.
 l Ms. V. R. Style sssssDsd fsss ITonAanpns O shs 1saio thfe evsnfaG
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
NOTICE. E Registrstion of Electors for Cochise Coudtv,

The following issatisa w.s ::snaainoasiy p.sd it ! oesting of she boird od sap<yiso, of coetiss oosat,i ArisasA held. ApH 5sA. fssA
 Resolved, That thess be, and is ereby Ap.1 ahdssbs ,sk lsy q Ossshss,sssAyssitsa of the elecsors of Cochise c6nntys sn1 tbM =fhs Clerk ef the Beard be instructedt 10 have above order advertised once . veeh Sors . poiea os fou nouths. next altef 1rst day of May. iooS-
 WA. HAYWOOD tRAa-l CsA a tAs Bsasa Sf SePervsaa TS.Aa Ms '. AA o~s
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
NOTICE

TO All. WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. Notice Is heseby gisen that certain yuining caafsus sa;ied tbe Tam Bien, McGinty .apd Par and soou< ose.hzG mil- north-easse y from the Holhreok hosting works. and about the sane ds,a,ce from the town of B;sbee. A I. Ist As the above named claims were not located in conformity sifh the U. s. mining lsw-, there fose. second party. at . later dstc, relocated tke SlBe in full conformity with the sbove naned laws. and is fully determined to protect his hlRhxx Therefore. all pe.sons are can- teesd not to bargain for. bssy or lease the aSsve Ila6ed claims. :. s: MANSUR.
 sssrS Bisbee, A. T.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12

Notary Public and Conresances.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12

The Worlds Eaif Tests sAews6 no hakiag powder = 1asU sr = Ssest h lesv. 1n1aRDoU~ - khe RaT
Tombstone prospector., 1896-09-12
E REEa ga FIT2EE

As compliment to our many patrons and the public generally for short time we are going to give to every purchaser of Ten Dollars worth of goods fine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
4 WONDERFUL CALENDAR.

There is nothing more wonderful IN
the chronological and time keeping
line than the Philosophical Calendar
according 90 the Secret Doctrine.
From the theosOphical point OF view
the -Four Ages are as follows. Sara
Yrga Golden Age). 1.12S,QJ) years,
Treeta YUga (Silyer Agel l-s5,N'o
wears. Dwapara Yuga Copper Agel
$4,000 years. Kali TUga tlrOn Asel,
432. 0C0 years The total of these four
AGES make one Maha 4uga, or Great
Age. of 1920 600 years. One thousand
Naha Yugas make one Kalpa, or Day
of Brahma. equal 10 one thousand times
422DW0 years. After the expiration
of thar urthinkable period of time the
Might of Brahma equal in duration 10
the length of the day. comes on, and
the earth vanishes from the plane OF
existence. Three hundred and sixty
DAYS and nights Of Brahma make one
wear Of Brahma. and 100 years OF Brah-
ma make the Great Kalpa. q period or
81 Ca0 600 600 900 years, after which
the sun and the entire solar system
plunge into impenetrable night and
everything on the objective plane is
DESTROYED. Then comes the period
known as the Great Night and which
is equal in length 70 the Great kalpa.
After the Great Night has lifted its
sable mantle @ new solar system is
formed and evolution begins anew.
According to the doctrine of the the
osouhisrs. We are now living in the
Kali Yuga. the last Of the -Four Ages,
and it began nearly 5000 years ago,
with the death of Krishma who died
.2102 years before orr era began. The
first minor cycle OF Kali Yuga will end
I'm the wears 1S97-9S. but we still have
something ike 427 eco before We ar
rive AZ the end Of the present age.
Kali Yuga is also known 10 the the
osonbfsts as the Black Age. IL is an
age of spiritual darkness in which the
human race pays for the Tisdeeds
which are recorded against them in the
previous ages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Special 20 the Register.
Charleston. W Va November IS
The Supreme Court met This morning
and handed down decisions IN the fol-
lowing cases.
Martin rs Board oi Education from
Morgan county, opinion 5y Dent, writ
OF error dismissed as !mproTldenr-y
awarded
City OF ParEers5urg rs. Gau5r.ll,
from Wood county. opinion by Dent.
Judgment Of circuit court affirmed. L1ls
was q case brought up 20 the supreme
Court 70 test the cOlst.tu-iCnaLry or
the municipal law requiring properly
owners 20 pay a part Of cost of paving
streets upon which their property
fronts. the coustitutO1aity OF the az
was upheld
Bser Sons Grocery Co. Us. Williams.
from Mason county, opinion by Eng
ush. judgment Of circuit court affirm
cd.
Greer q LANG rs. FOrtney. from Writ
county. opinion by English, Judgment
~ circuit court affirmed Judge Dent
dissenting
Arnold VS.. BuaneiI from Lewis
county. opinion by English; judgment
Of circuit court affirmed.
Parsons rs. Slider, from Tucker
county. opinion by Brannon, Judgment
" circuit court reversed and cause re-
manted.
Willis &, Stout rs. SlCcum et al, from
Harrison county: opinion By by Bran
non. judgment Of circuit court reversed
and cause dismissed.
Alexander. ~ ALL VS.. Davis. o. all,
from Mason county; opinion by Holt,
Judgment OF circuit court reversed and
cause remauded.
Windon VS.. Stewart. from Harrison
county. opinion by Holt, judgment OF
circuit court reversed and cause re-
nanGe1. Judge Dent concurring In the
conclusion but dissenting from the
opinion.
James A. Bent rs. Lipscomb d. Lips
comb. from Randolph county, writ OF
error and s1persedeas allowed, bond
5000.
Ann r. Jarvis rs. the Town Of Graf
ION from TAYLOR county; appeal allow
cd: bond $500
state ex. rel Watson VS.. Watson,
from Barbour county: petition for rule
I'm prohibition refused
Adjourned till next Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
gREGAY DEDICATED


Tie ~ mortal instrument Presented By
rs Emu4ca- t.~iHe.
Ri-hdeld Springs. y. J., November
-.-Tle memorial organ presented 70
he first Presbyterian Church By Mrs.
L1uCLs Blaine. was dedicated this a.
-e-uool. Tie services we're simple
and -le musical programme was one
Of the lssl ever heard here. Walter
Daurozco. q orO-Ler-in-.aT OF ars.
Elaine. presided aC the organ, and
bro Eh- out its beauties and power 70
perfection The choir was composed
" New York musical artists, who rem
ls-ed magnificent music. Rev George
Reynolds. the pastor, accepted the GIT
-Cr the church 10 q brief address.
in addition 10 the organ. --rs. B-z-ne
has had The church els5orate-y dec1rat-
I'd. About thirty prominent New
YORK and CLiczg ~ people we're present,
including from the latter place Mss
AMY Cha-1n Arthur Gallon. Frederick
Keep. Elaarl s. ADAMS, Cyrus Adams,
ST. Fisher. and VIM 7. Gc-crmlck.
From New York were Nr. James o..
Blaine. Jr.. Mrs Damrosch, and others,
who return tonight By special train.
I- was iu the First Presbyterian
Church that Lrs. Blaine. daughter OF
millionaire reaper manufacturer Of
Chicago. was married. and the organ
dedicated to-day IS memorial OF the
event
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
BELLAIRE

The co0lress that we got from the
severe Northwestern blizzard has kept
The street corners clear and increased
the attendance iI lCafug rooms about
the CITY. But few strangers were in
the city Yesterday. The church at
tendance was good, both morning and
evening.
s. young woman. giving her name as
Mrs Edna Nesi1g. Of East Liverpool
was arrested just at the close Of the
play al the El-sian Theatre Saturday
night by an Oldcer from Wheeling and
taken 10 that city on charge OF theft
OF some dress goods. etc. she was re-
leased and showed Up In Bel.aire again
about j. o'clock saturday night. This
is the same woman who was taken sick
at the dance in -cLmulla S Hall, last
Thursday night.
Miss BieEia Stahl. who spent several
weeks in p.-saurg visiting has re-
turned TO her home, in the Second
ward
Benny StshL who is working in
Pittsburg. came down home Saturday,
ACCOMPANYING his sister. He returned
10 IlI.-III..- b..
Mr.. c. H0ren. who sold Charles Ar
mold. the druggist. the forged note on
DIR. Stewart. was caught in Mckees-
port by Marshal Bahra and returned
TO this city Saturday, and now lies in
the city prison. He came willingly
without papers.
". LynsEey the City Hall police
man. contemplates taking a short trip
away from town to-day. he will re-
main away but q short time.
The Rev. DIT. Sbrader conducted the
communion at the United Presbyter-
ian Church yesterday.
We noticed the other day in one Of
the weekly papers that the marriage
license Of Mr.. Robert Johnson and
Miss Maud Hathaway. q young Bel
laire lady. was issued; also that Of
James r. Fitton. a genial young gen
tleman Of BeIlaire. and Miss Ines
EDGAR. of GAINESVILLE. We extend
both couple our heartiest congratula-
lions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
MARTINS FERRY.

The electric lilht plant has been in
operation nearly q year and 1t would
be safe 20 say that within that time
the globes on the arc lights have never
been thoroughly cleaned excepting
when Dame Nature sends forth her
showers. and then II is only smear.
The globes have become so dirty that
the lights do not give forth near as
much light as they should consequent
ly the city council should see that the
globes receive one good cleaning for a
Christmas present.
Harry JOY was down from McKees-
port yesterday visiting his parents.
W. A. Burson left this morning for
the oil fields down the river.
G.. x. McCue viii sell out his house
hold goods az auction today. lie viii
remove 70 NassiiiCn. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 3. Francis spent
Yesterday at Mt Pleasant with rela-
tives and friends.
Harry Barrett returned to Mounds
Vile yesterday after short visit with
his relatives here
Miss Bessie Oliver, of Wheeling.
s0ent yesterday with Miss CleOd An
thony.
Thanksgiving song service was held
last evening at the sbyterian church
and some excellent productions were
rendered.
HRS. Ctas Morris has returned home
from q visit with relatives at Wash
ingt0u. Pa.
Miss Rechure and brother Of Sisters
Vile. we've the guests Of Miss Martha
Sweeney.
Number G and Z Tin pots at the Aetna
Standard viii off this week. a new
pot known as No. Q, viii art up this
morning.
f. J. ]. DrenDen has returned home
from a couple of weeks visit at Grand
view. Ohio.
M.-s -te-er and the Misses Looney.
of Bo''e.-e. were The guests Of friends
The %. p. q, e. 2. street cor comp ny
have finally put Ere i'm r. Zip car stoves
and r. % now t'-e the Wheeling rail-
way q rranv were looking toward the
comfort OF their passer gers IN the same
manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
AN INDIA HORROR.

Tuenty-Niue Pe-.ols Kiltd 10 Panic -
frtf.
BOMBAY. November Pa fete or
gained ~ Ba-ofa il honor Of the visit
Of the Earl Of E-giu. Ficer0y or India,
has had q terrible outcome In the kill
ing Oi twe-ry-L persons and the IN
iur.ng n many others by e great crush
0f numbers or q panic which occurred
i1 the course Cl the fete. Nothing is
known as 10 how the panic developed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30

Special -1 -r= Register
Ceredo ~. Va EoTeu1er -t--O-l-
ver 8lsa. son " Frank Bush. prom
i1e-- business man ~ Huntington. fell
through a Chesapeake and ohio rrez--s
about e mile east ~ here yesterday.
q distance Of fifty fee-. and struck -1 a
mortar box. sustaining serious, 0l- not
f--1r Injuries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30

Weston $50 VA. November 29-J. G.
Sheets. O. piano tuner. who was arrest
o. here FRIDAY last and gave bond in
the sum 10 S-.l 90 answer Yesterday af-
fern01n -- charge skipping a
board h.i did not Show up for trial
His bentsLeu are after him. lie is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30

roPCr INCREASED.

Special 20 che REGISTER.
parEer11l-- 81. o.. -soFe-l1 7- %
On account VI the Increasing demand
for The product RI tte ParEer=1 70
chair factory. the force has been largely
Increased. re- new hands being added
and The works are row running on -1-l
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
IL GREAT LUCK

Springfield. O.. November 2a.-Chief
OF Police Van Tassel has received
letter that James Wesley Dorsey, an
old co.0-et man. had fallen heir 70
large fortune left him by Peter S1a1er.
q wealthy planter. Of Frederick coCn-
-y. 3D.. who died few weeks ago.
Dorsey and his mother were slaves 20
1Ir. Shafer. and when freed be came
here. but left few months ago. going
east. His Whereabouts are unknown
ar present 1lr. StaIer had 10 child
ren. and when his viii was prObated u
was found that he had left most OF his
estate. valued II $4,000 % Dorsey.
IT'S stated that the c1lorel man saved
his life some years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
SUDDEN DEATH.


Special 20 the Register
CIarks5lrg rs. Va. November "a
james Sheets. Of this city. who vas in
apparently good health, went our 10
the stable ~ feed his horse to-day.
where be was taken sick and died 81 q
very short while from heart failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30

I.. -r- W Va November %
e H. SPENCE arrived here yesterday
from Charleston with his family and
hero iu the future The
Register man IS informed on good au-
.- that Spence is e1deavCring 90
STOCK company for the pub
morning daily and that IL
.ress'-l the new venture VIII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
WAS 5BTE1 BY PRAYER


was q Pa-a.y--c Of Long
and was Brought
- Die. 5l- was Restored
e.-- Neutrality-suspicious. ~
T. hop Woods - A Big
r-. Eds-Ia-z Of another Pa
wv Escape
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
DEAL ESTATE

DEAL ESTATE AMI
II AGENCY. JAdE- F.. .-,-.- -..
1865 Main Street. >e-.
Estates nsazE-1. proper. .
r=aIs co.lecle1. Persons -1..- q,
iei Or sell, an1 t1os- sIs-.-I q. -.- 2
ar Invited - cal S5--- p,
o1t Ward properly. $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
-.rI Or YRS j. HOP WOODS.

t~ OF MRS. j. HOP. WOODS.
tho Register.
unl 49, Va. November 29.-Nr5.
.r Woods. wife o.. D. bop Woods.
0t This place died i1 Newburyport,
tlass. on Monday. the 22d inst Mrs.
Woods had been in critical health for
several months. had consulted special
ISIS I'D Cincinnati and Baltimore. and
was at the time Of her death in Massa-
Chuset-s for nursing and treatment ar
the res5 ence Of her son, Ray Sargent.
FUNERAL or WELLINGTON MAR
TIN.
Special r0 the D..-s-er.
Clarksawg. W. Va. November o.
The funeral OF Wellington Martin took
place this afternoon from his residence
iu this .i-v. Ee was eiEhty-oue years
old. and for many years citizen of
Barbour county. but for the past four
years lived 'n C.arksburg The COM
muu.v. ty his death. loses an enter
uris.u1 citizen and "a Christian man.
Hls remains were inferred at the odd
Fellows cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-30
|. V. BLOND.
1885 MAIN STREET
EDUCATlONA
SCHOOL

WASHINGTON AND LEE '...
LEXINGTON NIE.l..
Opens Sept. I0. For catal.-
JOHN RANDOLPH J-----
au-eIu. Ih.S Sat
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-25
Tours to California.


., .i ~" .I IaH oesh Inos, n,''hsiy
sl'isu 'ne .ay VI ANeriGa. All
, .ne tsiieious M pali.i, lhe clouuless Sk!'
anu .ne licn .rroure ol tne great Eu-
lopeah pelihsuia are uup,icateu III thiS
suihy sunny lailu vi the racilic. mere ma
,uie uashs IN .he sunshine oi heT own
peauts, anu mere sne mas estapilsned
mer own sanitaIiuill, where eternal
sprins INSPIRES everlasting youth; WIN
the shu" -Hiah'ieu peaks vi the Sierras
upon me one hahu' the cam racine
win its soit DreeZes upon the other
anu Verltapie paradise OF flowers.
Lruits' anu piaits between. man can
hnu ana needs no loVeller iand. TO
Visit such country Is privilege,
pleSsihs'
Inc pennsylvania Rallroad company,
recogniZins the need or a more com
lortapie ana PHEASANT way OF crossing
the continent mas inaugurated series
or annual tours 10 California. running
a through train OF Pullman palace
cars from New York to the Pacific
coast, ana stopping AT the princlpal
points OF interest on route. The great
popularity or these tours demonstrates
the wisdom OF the movement.
For the season of 1897 three tours
have been arranged to leave New York,
Philadelphia ana Pittsburg. January