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fhOf. II bN ~ W. LNhbih, ~ III.
OF flesh and appetite with Accommodations
of gas. sour risings and heartburn.
1t Is safe to say that Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness
or disease except cancer of the stomach.
They cure sour stomnchs, gas, loss of flesh
and appetite. sleeplessness, palpitation,
heartburn, constipation and headache.
Send for valuable little book on stomach
diseases by address ng + A. Stuart Co..
Marshall. Michigan. All druggists sell
full sized packages at 81 cents Prof.
Henry W. Becker, A. NJ the well-known
religious worker and writer OF St Louis.
Secretary of the Mission Board of the
German Methodist Church. Chief Clerk
and Exert Accountant for TIE Harbor
ana Wharf Commission Public Score
tary for the st. Louis School Patrons
Association, and the District Conference
OF stewards of the Nj h, Church; also
taxes an active part in the work OF the
Epworth League, and 10 write on relig-
iousf and educational topics for several
magazines. How he found relief is
best told in his own words:
''Some weeks ago my brother heard me
say something about Indigestion, and
taking u box from his pocket said Try
Stuart's Tablets, ! did and was
promptly relieved Then / Investigated
the nature Of the tablets and became sat
tisfied that they were made of just the
light things and in just the right proper
lions TO aid in the assimilation OF food
| heartily endorse them in all respects,
and / keep them constantly on hand
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BOARD or AGRICULTURE.

Augusta, January 1877 he Maine board
Of agriculture completed Its meetings,
,odRy. Tho day tsten up in papers
by the different mem Der i. and by sug.
gestions by them y. .ns topics to be con.
siuered in the institute work OF the
coming year. They voted to instruct the
legisl itiye committee to prSsent bill 10
this Legislature TO prevent the manu-
facture and sale of adulterated and mis-
branded foods.
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aid from the state than the wiscasset
school. Mr.. McFadden told the committee
that 30 academies In Maine receive as
much annually in state stipends as is
paid by the state to 40 free high schools
under the general law. No one appeared
to oppose tho law but friends of Wilton
and Patten academies. were on hand to
urge the passage of resolves making the
usual appropriations for those schools
under the system to which Mr.. McBadden
objects. The committee tabled all these
matters pending action in executive ses-
sion. 1t Is said that the committee NAV
hold up all the academy resolves until
they have noted upon MIR. MoFaddsn's
resolution. although the passage of that
would not prevent the appropriations for
the schools, the resolve being only for the
submission Of the question 30 the people.
Until they had accepted it, there would
be nothing 10 prevent the Legislature
making appropriations ss at present
Before the committees on financial
affairs this afternoon, Representative
Webb appeared in behalf of the resolve
making the usual annual appropriation
Of Ss5ooffo tho Maine General hospital. r
A delegation of Lewiston people were
on hand to urge the passage of the resolve
appropriatipg 5000 yearly for that irsti-
tuition and in addition sl5 600 for its
building fund.
Both matters were tabled for action in
executive session.
THE BANGOR EXPEDITION.
The excursion to Bangor. arranged so
that the legislators may judge Off the
necessity of the Eastern Maine In sane
hospital appropriation, will leave in two
special cars on the regular train at 9.i2
tomorrow. To assist the Legislators in
reaching an impartial conclusion there
will be good cheer and hearty welcome
in Bangor.
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The following were registered at the
Windsor yesterday: DIR. A. Clement,
Augusta; c. Il. Hustin and wife, Worces-
ter; p. c. Johnston, Bath; George Stew
ens, Lewiston; +. W. Huntington, John
Riley and wife. Boston; Capt. Hswkett,
Montreal; j. +. Conley, New York; W..
II. White, Cincinnati; W. F. Bates, New
York; K. s.. Watson, Bucksport; w. ).
Chester, North Adams, Mass
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
IN OLDEN TIMES.

People overlooked the importance of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs win permanently overcome habitual
constipation, we'll informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for
time. but finally injure the system. Buy
the genuine, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
nimini,hedM WIN Aee.

why, grandpa, you used TO say that
vou killed six indians with one shot.
Then you cut IL down TO five; now you
ay it was four,
Well, well, my child, suppose that's
)ecausc my inemory's failin little every
year Brooklyn Life
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

Goldfish arr Of Chinese origin. They
were originally found in a large lake near
Mount Tien-tsin and were first brought
TO Europe in the seventeenth century
The first in France came as present to
Nine de mpadour
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MADE A DEPUTY SHERIFF.

Pennington, January ls.-J. II. Howes
of New Sharon was appointed deputy
sheriff by high sheriff J. A. Blake of
franklin county, today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
when He Is wisest,

AT what age does n man show the most
intelligence9"
AT the age when he reaches the conclu
lion that he has the least Chicago Post
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
THE DAILY PR G SIS
Can always be found at the periodia
stores of:

E.w y E EsSsT'a l s92 Congress street.
L. Il. sprsgue. 4o5
n. g. Fessenden. 526
W. ii. Jewett. 5ot
l. A. Libby. $50
T. A. Jelison, $50 Congress street
Chas Ashton, 93lA Congress street.
b. l.. bonnet I35 Congress street.
C. Frederickson. l6 India street.
A. STUDIOS. corner FEDERAL and Temple SITS.
j. j. BeardworLh. 81 India street
r II. Erskiue. t3 Middle street.
L. J. Perkins, Exchange street.
S T.. Dennis, 4l9 Commercial street
L. 5. Cole. Cor. Boyd and oxford street.
VI. /. Crane, 10 Exchange street
Westman & West 83 ana 50 Commercial
Join II. Allen, 1881 n Congress street.
DennetS Co, 645 Congress s,t-st
g. J. Hodgson, S61s Portland street
+. 1. Bracsstt Peaks Island.
j. /. Harmon, Ills Congress street.
j. H. Whitman & Son, 421 Congress street
h. NJ Butler. 6S Pine street.
j. II. Yiekrry, 221 Spring street.
II. D. MoKenzie. cor. Spring and Clark
Capt Long. 4S Portland Pier.
G. W Hunt. Custom house Wharf.
John Cox. 20 Monument square.
J. F. Hutchinson. II Elm street
Peter Trims, Forest Avenue.
Also ut the news stands 10 the Falmouth.
Prebe. Congress Square and United States no.
on all trains OF the Maine Central, Grand Trunk
and Portland a. Rochester railroads and OF
agents on ANY OF the BOSTON lfdluS.
The PRESS can also pefound at the following
Auburn-G. II. Haskell.
Augusta +. Pierce.
Bath-John.O o. Shaw.
Berlin Falls, N H;wC; 5; olarK
Brnnswiok-F ?. shaw.
Bangor-J. D. Giynn.
Boothbay Harbor-C. Il. kennison
Brownfeld-E. l., Frink.
Cape Elizabeth Dyer jose
Cumberland M!i..IH. c. start 1:
Camden-Fred LOWS.
]. Ii. Gould
Cornish--I-b. h night.
Deerina-N. J. Seanion
Deeriing Center-A. A. McSonA
Damarlscolta-M ii. Gamage-
Falrneld-E II. Evans
E Ens%sass0a-W u. MtcheI
F Fryyssars-t. s s sWFSSi Wis
Gr.en's landings. W FihslG.
Gorhsm-L. j. Lermonu.
y. H.-S Nj. LeaVtt& son
Kennebunk-J. X. ous:
Ksnnebunkport-C I, Miller.
iiyermore False. Newman;
Tong lsland-S. II, Marston-
iimericK-S. A. C.Grant
Tsbon-C. H. Foster.
Lisbon Falls-A. NJ. Gerry.
Mechanic Fans-Merrill q Denning.
n
NNo,tn sualfora NH. G. Huohsng,
NorWay-F.P. Sto
No'~ A. O. NoyesCo.
n Couway-C Ii. Whitaker.
lid Orehard-Fogg & LIBBY.
Rienmond-A. l.. Preble.
Rnmford Falls--F. j. Role.
Rocklard--Dunn q Carr.
A. j. Huston
Standardization Bros.
skowhegan-Bixpy 8 Buck
south Portland-J. r. Merrrnan
Il. Kicker & SON
,,outh Windhans-J. W. Read
south Paris-A. ID. SturtevauL
south Paris-F. A. Shurtlen.
South waterboro-G. c. Downs.
sAco- II. u. Hendricks q Co.
z. l. Preble.
South Bristol-N. W. Gamaga
ThomsstoD-E. Walsh.
Vinal Haven-A. b. yinal
&aldoboro-Geo. Bliss.
Watsrviile-W. ID. Spalding.
Westbsook--W. B. BoothDt.
Observation-Disclosures 3 Wyman
Yaxnoushyilie-A. B. Mitchell
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None Must Be Expended Except on
Orders from Gen. Brooke,
ORDERS TO THIS EFFECT RE-
CEIyED FROM HAVANA.
Orders Have Been Kept Quiet for Fear
ofEnect Upon People OF Province
Governor Of Province Reduced 20
Mere Automston--santtar Work
Done Must he Performed for Rstions
Only.

Santiago, Japuary I9.-The United
States military authorities In Havana
have cabled the Santiago department an
order directing that not a cent OF the Gus.
tome receipts OF the department IL TO DO
expended without the permission OF Gov
ornor General Brooke. The order also d.
reefs that the greater part Of the sanitary
work shall be done for rstions merely.
The directions regarding the customs
funds have not yet been generally MADE
known. AS most people regard this point
as detiniteIy settled. 10 favor Of Santiago
IL has been considered advisable thus
not TO allow the order in question to be-
come public, lest there be q revival of
the populsr excitement provoked by the
issuance Of the original order for the
concentration Of customs at Havana.
Intelligent Cubans who are In posses
sion Of the facts, however. are greatly
worried over the situation as are also the
Americans for this and other recent or
ders virtually reduce the military govern.
or OF the department TO mere automa-
ton. -
Such policy as Is now suggested urg-
ing the work Of sanitation, might have
been applicable In July and August last,
hut certainly not under the changed con.
ditions today. Very likely the sanitary
conditions at Havana now resemble those
of santiago then. In any event, letters
and dispatches received from the capital
show dense Ignorance regarding the
province.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

The Chinese have devoted themselves
for nearly 1000 years TO the artificial
propagation of fishes, shellfishes, fowls
pearls and sponges.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
JOHN L. PRESCOTT SAILS.

Rockland, January 10 -Schooner John
L. Prescott, (new) the largest American
four masted vessel In salt water, sailed
on her maiden voyage to Norfolk today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas's Electric Oil. At any drug
store.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-20
RETAIN PHILIPPINES.
Legislature Endorses Policy Of Pres
ident Mckinley.
SHOULD KEEP ISLANDS UNTIL
THEY CAN GOVERN THEMSELVES.

Resolution 90 This Effect Passed Yes
t.,day-Mr. Keefe of Eliot sworn I'm
as Member OF the House-Bih TO
Amend savings Bank Laws aud TO
Reform the Photographs.
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Nuf Der SugO mad guIO.
Expedition rah bem &oBe6ue=SunO.
- &lonoite'8 biesjabrige 9oloz
prnntp

Grpepltlon nd1 Dem &oBeblie=Su
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ernote.
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Mijnoung De5 gutpn. M}un pirb
audi peiter noronGrtg na6 BORT gla=
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6uezSlno fegetn I'm ii6sr bas Sh;dz
Iul Der 800 8oIoIuter, Die in ben in
ben Sun0 munbenben 5liifen ij6erz
pirterten, GrtunDigurgar ein3u3ieben.
Die 2epte, Die i'm 5erbite b. 5. in ie<
mem arttiiden 8oIDlanbe 3uriid Bile
ben, pareu rei6li6 nit 2eber5mitteln
berieben. Die ein5ige Gorge lit, DaB
lie bic erbofften GrO1dGBs ri6t gez
Funoen baben.
6euttle, DaI6., q. W}Gr3. -
3pei SOlofu6er, Sr. Nliuer unb
S6omas Gcott, Iinb BON DapIonz
Gitb, Did Staguan, bier angelangt.
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G6iffFa6rt uuF bem guton ltromG6=
nGrts bef0roert gu perOen.. Die oies<
iG6rige 9oIbernote am 9lonOite pir0
uuf $15,OOO.OOO bere2net.
Die gGIoims" am 9olozRurzGreet
ufO i'm 5renhz9ulib ergeben rsihen
9epinn. On bem genunntan 8a6s
fu6rt Der uferTanb uuF bic 9fanne
6Gufig eirer 8ologs6aIt BON $175;
elm Claim i'm 5ren6s9uib fat bem
9eiBer $4,000 eingetragen. 2tuf ben
Qln606eu in Der 0Gbe BON DupIOu Bat
man Goroquor5zQa8er erHOett; StUde
i'm 8epi6t bon Z 9funO sntbieItsn
9oID i'm Wsrf6e bon 5000. Die Gntz
bedunq fpri6t fir bic Ridtigtsit ber
2lnnafme, buB bas lO1e @oIb i'm
llFerIanbe uro uuf Dem goban Der
Str0me unb 8G6s BON einem 2udr3z
2aoer in ben 9s6irgsn berrii6rt. Man
futt ieBt pisosr eifrig ro6 biefer Derz
borgenen S2uBtammer IN ben 8erz
gen.
Sm qorcupine DiItrift an ben
ufern Des 2(lber Greet ergis6t bic Or
6sit Der @olbIu6er einsn tdglidsn grz
traq BON $40. Die gntonder oieTes
neuen 9plofeloes Tino bic @e6ruoer
Gal6oun uno PaooOd bon Walons,
glepzgort.
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s. 5. Bulb, Elm Iangid6riger
Q(nqeTeQter oes 9ofamts in 3Ole0O,
o., nurbe 8eltern pegen 8risTbieb=
Ita6ls per6dftet.
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pGrtigen 2lmts auriid gebaItsn. Der
8er3ug pirO 0em Di0erTpru9 Sta
liens gegen bic 3uIaFung zines 8ers
treters oes 8atitans 3uoeThrieben.
&0nigin Wilbelmine iibsrpudt per-
i0nlih bic 8orbereitungen fir ben
@mpfung Der 9eIsgaten.
Petersburg, %. WGr3. =
8raf MuratpiefF, Der ruTFI6e Miniz
fter bs8 2lsuBern, bat cine Girtuldrs
9Ote an RuBlano's 9ertrster i'm Qlusz
llnbe gsri9tet, in pelaer alien NG@z
ten, pel9e Der TrieOen5 Gonferen3
3ugeItimmt baben, Der 0ant Oe5 g3az
rem ausgefprp6en pirb.
Oas @ S9ie08geri9t 5piz
f6en 6 BILL uub Qrz
qentinien
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an Qrgentinien uno S2Rosriater in
benz 3pii6en G6iIi uno 2lrgentinien
entItunOenen Streit nm Die Sbeilung
Der 9unta be 2ltuoama piro bier nit
9Iei6giiltigteit dufgenOmmen. 9ie
SppoIitiongprsfe greift Die Regierung
ob ibrer @jnpiaigung in Elm S4ieosz
qeri9t beftig Elm. Die gnti6eToung
Ipri9t Gbili nur ettpd ben bierten
She'll Oes itreit:qen 8ebist5 gu.
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6ubunu.
8uIenciu, Spunien, %. Y}dr3.
- 9aFagiere, peI6e geItsrn auf Dem
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in Gdoi3 antumen, er3dblen, 0aB am
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8ebOlterunq Oann Die SOlOuten an
QrifF 70 buB Der ameritaHiI6e Be
FebIs6abar peiterss U&ilitdr 3ur Ser
Iteuung Der Ru6e au5rijten lafen
muBte.
(Rein oerurtiQer 8orfoQ 1T 0ur6
bic in ben Der. Staatsn Dar0ffsntlid=
ten 9reBbspsi6en aus 61bana genet
bet porban.)
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feuerz 8ef4uBe.
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gWorning qof" miro bon ibrsm Cor
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fdL.
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be Roques beItreitet bic in ben Der.
Stuaten Der0Ffentlihte Qngabe, OaB Iie
i6re 8emiibungen um 8egnaoigung
l9Ter IN ClDerppDl lpeqen dlgRDlluer
8ergiftung hires 9atten gu leben5z
idngliher 6aFt berurtbsilten 3o4ter
5rau 6IOrence Mapbrid aufgegeben
babe uno f4 ieBt Oarauf befardnte,
pom0gli6 cine StrafmilOerung, reip.
llebertrdguug Der 9eFaugeren aus bem
3u9tbauIe in Elm &IoIter, 3u bepert<
Iteuigen. Sie ertldrt, 70 ldnge Iie Iebe,
psroe fe ni9t auFb0ren, f6 um bic
8efreiung tbrer ungIiidljaen 3Odter
gu bemiiben.
5rau MaDbrid 1T betanntli6 cine
Qmeritanerin, unb ibre Saulb piro
bon pielen 9erfonen be3psifelt. sic
nurbe auF @run6 bloBer umItanOsbez
tneifP iiherfiihrf
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Gberman's QufuRft.

g}eppprt geps, 8a., 28.
Wdr3. - Der 8reu5sr nGbicago," Der
ben GrzSstretdr SO6H Sherman gu
Santiago De Guba an 8oro nd6m, um
i'm Da9 ben Der, Staten 81 brin3r
errei6te beute Ra6mittag 6amptOnz
Roubs.
Dds 8sfinben Des 5rn. S6rman
6a; lih isit 1einsr 2l6Fo9rt bon Guba
meter ber6eFert. Die U}itglisOsr itis
rer 6umilie srpurLeten ibn 81 Sl07
9OintzGOmTort. SpGter am Rad
mittage puroe er auf siHsH 8diRiRgz
toner Dampfer i6srtrageH uRo reiIte
nd9 DdI6inqton al.
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giH,rId, pjs BETTE uuO audlsuS bi, s6mu3,n
aud isiH m6qsu bic Der nit 8bUmltismus gss
b1ftttt, bdtliQsriqt JuDuli0t @riruBpsltt 0trs
Boit an 0,uralQit 2totuot, ootr ir1ni 0lruitoTa
lisgGubt ausIuittbeu bat
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9rmnfratiidlrr Sirn

9unburp, Conn, %. U2Gr3.-
gei Der 6ieIigen Staotpabl trugen bic
Demotruten ben Sieg buDon. Der
elmer Me6rbeit BON 300 Stimmen u6e
ii6er ben RepubIitdner Stumble pieoer
gum RaDor erpd6lt. 2Gu8 Die drz
b:ren DemotratiIhen ganbiOdten Fnb
nit Ms6rbeiten bon burhI6nittIi6
300 StimmeH eripG6lt. SSn ben Staotz
rat6 erpG6lt iebe BON ben beioen Bar
teien eineu QIoermaH uno 3pei GOuHz
Gilman.
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gufruBr uuttr sampiun's 9euts.

Der ate Streit aber bic See7dIa4t
BON Santiago fubrt 5u 2lufrubr u.
8lutDergieBsn in 4ingfon, Sas
maicu. - 3nei mann pabri4eiHz
Ii9 t0otIih perpunOet.
ainoRDn Samdico. %. 9lGr3.
- Die duf urldub am llfer befinolts
den M}annI6dftan Der 6IOtte oes Q0a
mirdl5 SampTon fingeu qeItern 2lbeno
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urId6e mar Der dlts STREET. iiber bic
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6aupt6elb Der SeeIhla6t Don Sdn@
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3u6e bar3ulensn. 3pei Seeleute,
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6oIpital in beOentlihem 3uItanOe Odrz
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bra6t. 0erielbe puroe BON Der Pos
lj5ei du8gslisFert uno beFinOet T6 ieBt
a!s GeFungener an 8orO Oe5 p5eru5.
6eute berriht Rube.
Q(OmiruL SampIor unb Cir Qugus
Itus 6emming, 8ou0erneur bon sSS1z
maicd, tauI6ten beute 8eIude aus.
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0ttentat inn 3ufltGauB.

Columbus, 8, %. Wdr3.-3m
Staat5 3uat6auIe ourhfsilte Der
StrGfltnq Otis 6urIer ieiu 3susngttz
ter uno feline 8etten, enttpii6te in cine
Rdn3lei 0e8 gebGuoes uno Oar6arg Ii9
bort auf einem eiIernen S6rante, UNI
Dem in Der &an3lsi aI5 8u4baItsriH
angefsuteu SRI. Sprague nit einem
aus einerS6eerenbdlfte 5urehtgei6lIfa
fansu 0ol6e duF3ulduern. Gr DurOe
redt3eitig entOsdt unb in I9drfere Be-
na6ung ge1ommen. Sm September
DOrigen Sabres bate 5urler einen
MorODsrIu6 auf 0te Dame unternonlz
men, in Die sr barliebt mar. SIR iene
2(ttade mar i6m cine Strdfe BON y
Su6ren 3ugemeFen rDOr0eu.
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RADWAY'S SREADY RELIEF
brri9ufit iofurtigs 9iuberuug.
S6mer5en i'm 2tdden!
& 8 btriagt ME!
&urirt unD bcrbiitet

GrFilmnstH, 5ufftn, tHtghHcstcH Oats, Jua
Eurula, Nufbprnuus Ger 8tltHFe, QUITE
rptb. RbsumatiBmub, Rsuralgies
8UpfrDeh, 3aburutb. Wftbma.
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(5Ortiekuna iicbe 3. Selte.J
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6aug %. gldr3. = Die ginIas
bunaen 3u Der am 18. Tlai bier 3us
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-29

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The oasis., 1899-08-05
TORRES 6 PRIETAS BY.
TIME SCHEDULE NO. 6.

Train No. l leaves La Colorado at "a. m., arrives at Torres at 9:45. a. m.
 Train No. ? leaves Torres at II a.. m., arrives at La Colorado at lI:45 a. m.
 Train No. 3 leave La Colorado at 3 p. m., arrives at Torres at 3:45 D. m.
 Train No. leave Torres at 6:3O D. m, arrives at La Colorado at 7:l5 D. m.
 All trains on this card connect with Sonora railway trains for Nogales aud Guaymas.
 Telegraph communication exists with Prietas and La Colorado with all telegraph lines. Rates, thirty cents Mexican money, for ten words and two cents each extra word. Passen- ger rates to La Colorado and vice versa Sl.25 first class and Sl p, Mexican money, second class.
 The Torres x Prietas railway is the best route for Ures, Matape and the Yaqui river. Passengers can hire coaches from La Colorado for above named districts with reliable driver who is well acquainted with these districts.
 Wells, Fargo X Co.,, carry all ex- press matter on Torres X Prietas rail- way, through rates from all parts of the United States and Mexico.
 Freight can be consigned to F. II. Seymour or Torres & Prietas railway, Torres, for La Colorado, Minas Prie- tas, Ures, Matape and other points in that district, who will pay advance charges and forward same free ofco mission or brokerage.
 F. H. SEYMOUR,
 Proprietor & President.
The oasis., 1899-08-05
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