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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-23
TOO SECOND AVENUE.
VO3 SeCOn0 Ave.,
BURKE BUILDING.

of the stock OF which Is held by the Han
sen estate. The property. he f1nds upon
examination, is being run In most salts,
factory manner and will be big dividend
payer when the time for closing the years
business comes around. Mr.. Murphy II an
enthusiastic expansionist and predicts that
the war problem will make California Re
publican next year by great majority.
He says Seattle will be the big Coast city
on the north, San Francisco IN the center
and Los Angeles on the south.
j. ]. Barndo.lar. prominent merchant
anc local politician OF Coffeyville. Kan, is
At the Rainier-Grand Down In Kan
many Populists With the Democrats they
carried the state for Bryan in 1886. In the
elections a year ago We recovered our
properly y w ,ns e Ran.s i 81 s1a
corn stalks and all. We never had such
good times before and we are thoroughly
satisfied With our present prosperity. There
Is no doubt but that Kansas will be in the
Republican column IN 1900"
Mayor Nickeus. OF Tacoma, took a run
over YESTERDAY. as he expressed II. to see
friends. He returned on the afternoon
train, accompanied by Senator Hans
broush. OF North Dakota
Joseph McCabe. ex-superintendent OF the
Northern Pacific. now with the Washington
4 Columbia River railway. arrived yester-
day on private business, and Is q guest Of
the Rainier-Grand
Mrs. F. j. Starr Of San Francisco, ar
rived last night. accompanied by her two
sons. She Is here on her annual visit to
look over her large property interests in
Seattle.
Charles f. Ide. corporation counsel OF the
city Of Syracuse, ~. T., Is IN the city on q
pleasure trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-23

S-room modern house, SO Washing
ton street: large lawn: VIII be va
cant september ! ..-->..-. - "
Queen Anne hill. desirable Groom nat
newly papered ana painted. ire view u 70
Spring street i ia., vacated a VS.. % -
Overlooking Lake Washington. 10
room house. everything modern.
completely furnished. extra large
lawn, two car lines ....-. .....--..... IS 70
Renton hill. choice s-rocm house.
nicely furnished. nice lawn. etc. 6 %
Second hill. Yesler car. 7-room mod
ern house. lawn -. ..-...--. - 90
near TO business -. IS 10
IA Virginia. good 5-room lower fat u %
ss5 Ninth avenue south. Groom house.
GAS. pdta 10 "
U- Taylor avenue. S-room house. mod
ern, vacant September ............ Is 50
Modern. new S-room house. 1910 Pike
street .......s....s. . w
JOHN DAVIS E CO..
900 rr~n~D a~,rHs,s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-23

1t seems 10 be . part
Of the country that
you soon become an
enormous. mAstodon-
tic liar. But the
people are good.
waole-souied. kind
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
PROTZMAN,
he Photographer,

PUBLISHING newspaper is simply
business enterprise and is subject to
the same laws that govern other bust
ness enterprises. The printer neither
steals his supplies nor creates them
by magic. They must be bought and
paid for in cash. Hence it is clear as
day that those who take the paper
must pay for it promptly or the paper
must quit business. When two and
two no longer make four this may be
otherwise, but not until then.
WE want everything of interest in
relation to any church, organization,
lodge, society or anything in which
any portion of Morgantown is con-
cerned. The members Of these var
ious forms of activity are requested to
send US in accounts of the meetings
and the progress of the organizations.
We are glad to get news of this kind
but 1T is generally not important
enough to warrant man going after
1T in addition to the expense of pub
fishing it, Send in your items or call
at the office and give us the data.
Ihls may also be attended to by
phone. We want every thing of in
terest in the town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
Special
Reduction in
WATCHES.
Geo. c. Hayes g. Co.,
Leading
Jewellers.
Walnut st.
Repairing,
Engraving.

PRoF. SAMUEL, the eyesight spec
ialist, will remain here during this
week. He has done great work
among the students and profession.
al men of the place. He is thor
oughly scientific man and can tell at
once just what the eye needs. Con-
sultation with the Professor costs
nothing and may be of inestimable
value to You. He will remain in
room 40, at the Wallace House until
the last Of this week.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Waitman Barbe has gone to Rip
ley where he will deliver a lecture on
Friday night for the benefit of the
library which the town is running.
Miss Minnie Price has returned
to Philadelphia after a visit of sew
eral months to relatives in this
county.
Mr.. D. L. Donley, of Mount Nor
ris, is in town to day on business.
He was pleasant caller at this of
flee while in town.
Professor T. c. Atkeson has re-
turned from stay of several days
In Ohio county ON business connect
ed with the University.
w. J. Montgomery has removed
with his family from Warrington to
Morgantown. We are glad to vel
come them to the town.
Prof Ellenberger is back from
Harrisburg where he was called last
week by the death of his father. He
has resumed his work at the Univer-
sity.
Mrs. E. G. Smith has returned to
Wheeling after an extended visit
here. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Dell Hennen who will
spend ten days in Wheeling.
Rex Jones, of Sunnyside, who has
been very i'll with fever is now on
the road to recovery. He took re-
lapse on Sunday night and was in
very great danger for time but
that has passed now
j. w. Daniel, law student from
Fayette county, this state, is lying
at the Wallace House in very pre-
carious condition. He has been del
icate for long time and early yes
terday was attacked with something
akin to grip that threatens his life.
His mother is en- route here but will
be unable to reach here before to-
morrow. Young Daniel is genial
fellow and has made many friends
since he came here all of whom re-
greet his affection.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18

THE weather seems to have the
grip on things again.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
For the best oysters go to S. ".
Thompson's.
THE postoffice people will be in the
new Office tonight from seven until
eight for the purpose of renting boxes
to those who have not yet been sup
piled.
S. Y THoMPsoN's restaurant is
the p4...- ii TOWN. 70 Z e. rs
served in every style.
WITH the approach of spring real
estate men look for some very active
operations in the local market. A
goodly number of residences will be
put up next summer and two or more
very handsome business houses.
DIR. HARDMAN, the celebrated eye
specialist, will fit spectacles and arti-
fetal eyes, at the Wallace House on
Monday and Tuesday, January 23d
and oath. Eyes examined free.
DIVINE to increased demand Tor
the services of Prof. .Samuels, the
eye sight specialist, he will remain
at the Wallace House a few days
longer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
Revival Notes.

The M. e. Church was crowded at
last evenings service. After the SER
mon gentleman and lady deter
mined to seek Christ. Dr. Leech
preached on the story of the wealthy
young ruler from the words Good
Masterl What good thing shall / do
that | may have eternal life?n He
said If he were an artist he would like
to paint this interview between a
magnificently moral young manof for
tune. and the divine Christ. He was
young man OF enormous wealth; but
like Cr9sus the last king of Lydia, and
Sesostris the volupuious king Of Egypt,
he found that riches did not satisfy
the craving of his deathless soul. He
was young man of civil and social
prominence. An earnest young man,
Mark says he came running" to
Christ. He came on a mighty errand
to save his imperishable spirit for this
and the everlasting life. He came
with the overshadowing question Of
the ages, on the response to which his
eternal interests were pivoted. Hum
bic, he knelt at Christ's feet. Christ
gave him, at first, partial reply. He
was told to keep, inviolate, the COM
mandments, in life of perfect moral
purity. He replied that he had
been true to the entire decalogue from
his youth up. His fidelity to the ten
commandments, given at Sinai, had
never been impaired. Then, inspira-
tion declares, that "Jesus loved him. y
He wanted him in the college of His
chosen disciples No young man in
Morgantown has kept every command
ment, of the ten, from boyhood. This
| splendid young man, proud of his
matchless morality, asked "What lack
| YETI" Christ told him to sell his
great possessions, - consecrate his
manhood to the divine service, and
become one of his disciples. He was
to have treasures in heaven" If he
exchanged temporal fortune for celes-
tial wealth. Jacob Strawn had 5000
acres Of cultivated land but died say
ing II own noIhing beyond the
grave" This young man was lover
Of fortune and human glory. Reluct-
antly he declined Christ's proposition.
Tully wept as he left Italy, In ex-
| lie; and Demosthenes wept as he was
banished from Athens, when he looked
back on its marble palaces. This
man was sorrowful as he parted de-
liberately and forever with Christ.
He lacked penitential nature, sub
lime faith, and complete consecra-
tion. Christ told Nicodemus that
radical conversion must supplement-
the loftiest type of morality. None
win salvation who will not surrender
whatever tends to separate them from
Christ. This young ruler, like
Felix and Demas, lost his soul, after
he had made some advance towards
salvation and heaven. Let his exam
pie eloquently induce us to become
Christ's disciples tonight,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
WILES
Leads While others
Follow.
He owns lots both in and out
of the two corporations and
can sell them to you from
$IOO
to
1000
500
to
1000
On monthly payments.


BUT short distance west of Fairs
mont, and the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks take short distance curve-a
curve which is blessing to the five
families living near. These families
need fuel for heating purposes and for
the cooking Of meals, and the Balti-
more and Ohio generously dumps the
necessary coal right at their doors.
The cars are loaded at the mines and
the coal doesn't get settled sufficiently
by the time the curve IS reached to
withstand the jolts, so down goes the
spare coal. So many black diamonds
have been dropped off at this point
that the railroad company has had to
shovel part Of them away. The
neighbors get more than they can use.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
The Acme Book Store.

H. L. swIsHER. Prop'r. Dering Buildin.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
Who's Your Tailor !?
$4,000 NO MORE
SUITS NO LESS
Spring and Summer
'99 Styles Now In.
Jesse L. Turner,
The Tailor.
The Tailor.

THE World Almanac, or anything
else you want In that line can be had
at this office. And If you are a SUBJ
scriber to the NEW DOMINION we can
save you from 25 cents to $3.50 on
almost any publication you want.
WANTED-A good travelling sales
man to 60 South with my Perfection
Business Summary or every man
his own book keeper. 500 per
month can be earned by hard work.
JNo. c. CApEHART.
Miss Gertrude Mcmillan the IA
nous reader will appear at Com
mencement Hall ON the evening of
the Goth. Miss Mcmillan is one
of the most accomplished readers
i'm the country and her entertain
ment will afford an evening that
any scholarly or appreciative per-
son could not help but enjoy.
SEE Prof. Samuels at the Wallace
House and he will tell you if your
eyes are in need of glasses.
Your choice of Two Hundred an
Fifty Csc paper covered novels goo
titles--fOr Zoe. MADEIRA BROS.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18

GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop
You can always get fresh fish and
oysters at S. V. Thompson's.
Buy any thing you want to eat
at Posten's and save money.
USE A. -Bowers Dandruff cure.
One application cures itching of the
scalp.
FAUST will attract large audience
on Monday evening. 1t will be one
OF the high class entertainments of
the season.
AN elegant french plate hand mirror
given away free with every Ladies
wrap during Hirschman's half price
sale of wraps.
The hearing of the young men ar
rested for the shooting Of Calvin
Thomas at Grafton on Sunday Dight
has been postponed for ten days. The
wounded man is still alive but the
chances are still thought to be against
his recovery.
IF Reader" will call at this Office
and ask for the editor he will re-
ceive an explanation for his com
plant. Anonymous communications
do not give us very good chance to
tell you what you want to know.
THERE are $50 cases of measles in
Warrington and the public schools
are almost closed on account of the
epidemic However it is in a mild
form and no serious results are ex-
pected from the visitation.
No one expected to see snow Oh the
ground this morning when they went
to bed last night but the weather has
again showed us how little we can
calculate on what is coming from ole
day to another. The prediction of
very much colder has been realized
and the people with grip and colds are
correspondingly depressed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
A COMPROMISE VERDICT.
In the Ullman. Ieager land case in
this State.

The jury in the celebrated Ullman-
Ieager land case rendered compro-
mise verdict late Tuesday afternoon,
at Charleston giving Colonel Ieager
n, 600 acres out of the $780, 900 acre
tract. The land awarded includes
part of the town Of WEIGH, and is
equal to verdict of $4,000, 900. 1t
has been on trial three months in the
United States Courts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
Dramatic Recital by Miss Gertrude
Mcmillan.

Miss Gertrude Mcmillan will give
the second entertainment in the
Woman's League Course Friday even
ing Jan. 20 at Commencement Hall.
She is very brilliant woman and an
exceptionally fine reader, and Com
mencement Hall ought to be packed,
to hear her. The ?ittsburg ssTimes''
calls her Zone Of the best readers of
the South"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
For Rent.

Two furnished rooms convenient.
" located with bath, heated with
hot air. Inquire at this Office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
Have You
Read Faust?

You will want to read it before it
is played here. You can get nice
copy cheap at the Acme Book Store.
We have many late books that have
proved their worth.
Ave Roma Immortallis-Cra
Red Rock-Thos. Nelson Page; Caleb
West-F. Hopkinson Smitle; Follow
ing the EQuator-Mark Twain. Any
book you want. If we don't have it
we can get it.
The Acme Book Store,
III. L. SwIsHER. Prop'r. Dering Building
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-18
The Sun

Away shines at some stage of
the game on Saturday. We
make pictures sun or no sun 90
cents the half dozen. Sure to
please.
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06
TALE Of THE WISE
MAN and THE FOOLISH.

Z The foolish man loves the Trust and
pays them two prices for his paints;
the wise man buys his for half the
price. Read the results.
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06

SOME SPECIAL FLYERS,
IBoxes Axle Grease for Csc.
Try it sure.
Chicago Cook Book 27c.
81 Pkgs Fresh Garden Seed SIC.
A 81 Cattle Knife and 81 Pkgs
Fresh Garden Seed (value $3.50
all for SIC; postage.
9 Bars Roberts Diamond Soap
for 27c.
PAIRoMIzE OUR DRY GOODS
DEPARTMEk We have the larg.
est, best assorted and lowest priced
line OF Dry Goods any where to be
date merchandise. No old or anti
quated patterns. No shop-worn
goods. Samples will be furnished on
request of anything you may want,
and we invite comparison with
goods OF other houses. See our now
spring and Summer line OF import
ed and domestic Scrges, Henriettas, -.
colored and black Novelty Dress
Goods; piagonals, Cheviots, Gre
fresh, strictly up-to-date and al !
ways the lowest priced. Samples
free. Send for the free samples OF :
everything in Dry Goods, but when
sending for samples please state
what particular kind Of dry goods
you want. Do not simply say. "Send
us samples OF Dry Goods"
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06
The Question
Of Saving Money

Is one that interests every frugal house.
wife. 1t is not SO much a Question Of how
much we make as it is how much we can
save out of our legitimate income. One
way thatcommendsits itself to every Thought
their orders with house that will give
them the largest amount of good edible
goods for the least amount Of money.
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06
SEND Us 81 CENTS

Order as Our Leader.
Gut this ad out and send to
ms and we wi II send you this
heavy double firm harness
by freight O. 0. D., subject to
examination;you can exam.
Inc it at your freight depot
and If you find it equal to
harness others get $U to SS5
for. perfectly satisfactory
and the greatest value you
ever saw, pay the freight
agent our SPECIAL OFFER
PRICE, $l7.75, and freight
with order. The harness
boxed Haipha 60 Lbs. Our
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06
$17.75

f175 harness strong and heavy through
$1775 from heayes Dundee oak
Traces IL ao pSs a heavy double o sn
and fancy houpgs heavy hook and
Enker II
with and brens
inch Is sewsS ho
med h 1o double oh es
uprte Free Harness Buggy
Ouu0
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06

ReaQ what the
Farm, Stock and
Home says:
1.-THE headquar-
ters building OF F.
Sd Hat the State
Fair grounds. I'M
protected bysheds
or other buildings
was painted with
Diamond Paints
from the T. NJ.
Roberts Supply
House some years
ago. Time, rain,
$ u n ..and W l n d
having had less
effect upon the
paint than upon
neighbOring bull
dings covered at
the same tim Q
with much higher
priced paints, de-
cided the business
manager of Il. s.
& H. to paint his
private house this
spring with Dia-
mond Paints"
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06

coat you can buy for $500, pay express agent
our special offer price, $57, and express
charges: less the 47c sent with order. This
MACINTOSH is latest 1899 style, made
Davis Covert Cloth; extra long, double
breasted. Sager velvet collar, fancy plaid
lining. waterproof sewed, strapped and ce.
mented seams. suitable for both rain or
overcoat; guaranteed greatest value ever
offered by us or any other house. For cloth
samples OF Mems Mackintoshes up to IS,
and made to measure Suits and Overcoats
at from So to SIC, write for Free Book Nom.
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06

We can furnish tents In large or small quantities on
short notice generally Our tents the best quality
turn rain. and all made in durable substantial manner
Prices in lots Of five furnished application
Tents will not be sent c. O. D. they made to
order.
warrant them to be exactly represented In or.
derns give catalogue number length breadth price
We make to order all kinds Of tents. canopes etc
Ms Is Is lbs is1s 100 1889 to 100
Molnces to the foot Pins weigh y to lbs EACH Ali Of
12ounce duck tents double filling, best quality
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06
St. Louis White Lead 334c a Pound

We sell moro White Lead than all the
other paint people in the Northwest,
smPz Pan to Se
satisfaction. No stronger proof of their
quality can be given than the test as
shown in the accompanying, taken
from the Farm, Stock and Home.
II our paints were not all right in
every way, the Farm, Stock and Home
would not recommend them.
Don't Fail to Send to Us For Your
Paints.
Sample Cards of Paints Free.
The Irish standard., 1899-05-06
Palmetto, or lawn Tent,

Positively the best tent In lawn. croque or arch.
cry parties They made of soz. awning duck color
91n s and white or brown and white hibernate shades
ported by wood frame umbrella shape. set w
three to i've mines and closed speedily closing
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Ct itorft ~ulo.Rompani.

Gmsrican Woplen Gpmpanb intorz
porersoe | Snsbass / Srenton, q. g.,
msb en- Nttietapital al So Mtilionsr
Dollars, uf bOilts 25 Miqipn.r Itul
bare / 7 Procsnts Cumulative Stod."
8ompanist bill fire Jig ct tort antal
lllomslIsr / Nep gnslanb Statsrns
pg / Spben. Sntorporatsrerne for bet
tore aompani bar Samss 6. Wooos
bun fra Nspart, George 6. Spencer
fra SrootlDn, Samuel 9. 2aprence,
Sobn 3. Summ.rfislb, S.nrp 6,
gp.rbea, u. Watbstps, $. M. Sapis
lamb, g. 5. CUNT, 6. Q. SaQ og so,
bert 9. Sdrrp, ale fra Reipart.
paa famine Dag ps paa FANNIE
Stsb bleo Sb llnit.p 3ine anb 2sat
COMPANY intorpor.ret meb en- 4tti,,
topital at 6 Miuipner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Oyt poitpaien paa Cube

Waihinston, 2Sbe Warts: Sfslgs
en- Srore, ium funesrsnbs Generals
poitmsiter g. g. 5eatb ibus ubftsbte,
pil bet btotil benpttsbe miIitars 9oits
p9isn pau Cuba Opbsrs. us Der bill bli
oprsttet ct ~lelpitrnbist Poitpaisn for
Zen. De cubanite gpsr, bpOr be npe
Observation-Disclosures biz fua plaoa
er fsIgsnoe:
Suntiasu. 8aiquiri, Guantanamo,
Saracpa, San Guis, ManSaniau,
SibOru, 9Olsuin, Sasua De Sanamp,
Supana, querto Yrincips, Ruepttas,
Gisnfussos, Congo. pinar bel Riu,
8uanuiap, MarisI, Srinibao, Gas
Sunas, Suncti Gipiritu, Garoenas,
Sapdmu, Mapari, polma Sprianp,
Critic, gusna 9iita, Watan8as, Santa
CLARA, Santa Gur5, Santo Domingo,
plucstas. Sucaro, Sagua Ia @ranoe,
Gabarisn, 9utubano. Guinss, Surai.
bore % Union be Repes.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04

aesrt.r afitsb forat inbijabs Stlbs og
ariesmdterisl | England. Wisn &rts
1sn blep ertl9ret, inben ale aontrat@
ter snbnu bar saaet ildus, pg lnoen
bore as,ntsr bapoe fact Sdserns
aobt % bel ub az Gnslunb. Gg ION
ct nsitralt 9anb MATTE England 'slps
TslssIis / famine Gieblit iise stop til
benns Craft - bet bill iige oHicislt.
Spor itrangt bette blsu fulgt / @irtes
lisbsbsn sr life iaa 9Dot at oioe. Oct
sr ialFalb BEN, Tom mener, at bette
meo bet mpItiIfe Stib "Scipio," Iom
Qmsritanerns Iaa "uforoarenoe" itsote
paa, fun sr en- Ssmmsligbeo msll9m
Sntst Sam og Sobn Buff.
Gn Spmmisiipn er nebiat forat una
berisse Stibst os bsitsmme, bpao Der
ital sisrss msb bet. MaaIte bet bIir
afbrnbst til Ssiitbpbsnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
u. .. S~reosienoebuo.
Slnep % Muore uaont ipm bore
uoienbingc til 6larens Sreosmsoe.

prafioent Mtainl.p bill meb bet
ferfte ubn6pre to 8elegater, Der ftaI
repreisrtsre be Scr.n.b. Statsr pad
65orens Srsostpnfersnts. 9snns .r
Tom bstisnbt bsftsmt til QfboIo.lIs /
Saos, SCaanbs Sopebtab, ben 16bs
Wai os fslsenoe 0ass. Vet forpent.s,
at ben bc~aanofts Rssisrins bill ~inpit.re
0~el.saterne ipm Sppebitabens 8ias
tier, os inb.n b.nn. Snbbpbslis sr mob
tasst, ptl nsppe McainIsp tunosisre
%ubn9pn.lien at bore TO 9slssatsr.
Msn bet Iisss, at Wr. SInep ftuI bIi en-
at BEN, c9 Sobn gasiett Wpor. bar
parst napnt iom ben anben. Den iibs
fts bupbe en- bsl Del at sisre nsb Srsbsz
unb.rbanbIinssrns meb Spani.n, %
ban bar psfua tibligere bait Spm9rts
iombeo psb fine Striftsr ON 4fp9bz
ninssipsrgsmaalst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
folt til Ddarpeir.
Gu Sneiturm raisr ooer itsrt Sels
al Nmerifa.

Den arssits Sn.itorm. nps.n nulbs
ie for fine Zine, raisOs Snsous Rat og
Sorspas upsr fore DELE al Central
i~tutsrns ub.n at tuss npsst Ssnipn til,
at Sol, ftrsp ben 30ts Marts. paa
mango st.oer, ium / 9ul.sburs. Sn.,
raIebe en- ianb Srtan, fau al SraFt
matt. inbftines os StoIerne lu,t.s.
Sra f.rs Banter melb,s ON 2 Sob bpb
Sns os snbnu bpb.re, bppr ben Iaa /
8riper. s 2.pi'tpn bapbs inssn feet
Maes til Sn.itprm pau 6 Iar. Sper'
alt binbrsbss Sernbunetraft.n. Selt
fra Santa sc til Detroit Ibnsss ben
iumme Suns.
Ser er forrsIten en- Rebteenslis opsr
Psbbsrsn al en-. b,tt. enc l~lpsirsbsan:
Gbilstptbe, Mo., II Sommsr.
glue Rapibs, San., "a CONNER.
WatsrpiI., aan., "a CONNER.
Ga Sals, Su., Is CONNER.
Ssoria, gu, IS Spmm.r.
Qftoria, Su., IL CONNER.
Gsipiitpn. Sl., 12 9ommer.
Davenport, Soma, 8 Somm.r.
3anfas Gitp, Mo., 2 Somme.
Rapib Gitp. 81. D, 3 CONNER.
Rsb. / Snoen raIsbe pua famine Sio
en- ppIoipm R~.snitorm.