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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-04

Dwelling and two acres Of land
in the western part of Bryan
$3.50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-04

Fourteen acres in south part Of
City Of Bryan, two acres Of which
is situated within the corporate
limits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-04

Mrs. smythe addition to the
City Of Bryan, out Of the Phillips
addition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-04
Singer sewing
machines.

They will save you money, too.
az well a. your wife's health
and strength. for with Singer
she will lind IL a pleasure TO do
all the family sewing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-04

A quarter block and improve.
ments opposite and east Of court
house. An exceedingly desirable
piece Of property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-04

Six room dwelling on lot and a
half Of ground, three blocks east
from Main street.
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Nssdsti IN His Rnsincss.

Chicngo Times-Herald: i've de-
cIded," said the dlgnlaed old man, ito
let you have that young Britelcy after
all. If you are positive that you can't
be happy without him"
"oh, fatherl" the beautiful girl cried,
"you don't know how happy YOU have
mnde me. Now 1 can see the gates OF
paradise opening. Dear, dear, good old
pnpnl Let me kiss you for those sweet
cords. On, can hurdiy whit TO fly to
him and tell him the glorious news, He
win be so glad! We can all be so hap
by now. It seems like n lovely dreaml
l can hardly believe that am awake.
But. tell e.whnt has made You change
your mlnd2 Yesterday when tried to
plead for him you said you would never
permit us to sec each other again. All.
Il you had known how those words
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FrNANcE AND TRApE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Money on call
steady at SaSls per cent; last loan 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 596 per
cent. Sterling exchange heavy, with
actual business in bankers bills at
81 sGs for demand and at 81 SS&94 sSS
for sixty days; posted rates. 81 $40
4 So and 81 IS. Commercial bills 81 SS1a.
Silver certificates 59hd6OKc. Bar sill
yer 59Sc Mexican dollars 47hc.
Government bonds irregular.
State bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong.
The dizziness and apathy which have
prevailed In the stock market all week
gave place in the late dealing to-day to
a considerable show OF animation and
strength. Business broadened out and
embraced n greatly extended list Of
stock and practically all that were
dealt In advanced brlskly to a level
substantially above that Of last night.
The Immediate motive of the buying
movement was the preliminary esti-
mates Of the gains in cash for the
week by the associated banks. The
money market during the week has
shown with sufficient clearness that
cash reserves were being largely replen-
lshed, but It is reported a tradition
with stock operators to defer action to
discount the bank statement until Fri
day afternoon. There has been very
large waiting contingent In Wall street
watching for some positive develop
ment In the market before committing
themselves to action. All the larger
commission houses have been advising
their customers to refrain from action
and await the market. Apparently n
large proportion of these were Impress
ed by the earlier events of the day in
the market and came In with buying
orders in force in the last hour. The
professional traders themselves turned
in body to the long side of the mar
ket, after having made a savage drive
in the morning at Third Avenue,
breaking that stock over ten points.
The amount of stocks brought out on
the decline did not prove very encour-
aging and the rest OF the market was
not acuteiy affected A number Of
positive points of strength also develop
ed notably in Missouri Pacific, in
which there was evidence OF operations
by pool. The whole OF the southwest
orn group was affected by sympathy,
Notwithstanding the deterioration In
earnings on account OF small cotton
movement. The metal group was also
strong. led by steel and wire, which
was bought In anticipation Of dividend
action. Sugar was prominent
figure in advance on heavy
dealings In which the demand from
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and contrasting broadly with royal pur-
pie or, perhaps, with a black skirt and
emphasized with white lace and black
velvet ribbons.
Every skirt swept the floor, and the
moving Of the thro1g was like the twin
ing and INTERVENING OF serpents-slow
and intricate and not ungraceful.
There was, too, the scinillation OF
serpent masses, for the dresses were
spanRled and irideScent.
Long scarves fioated from waists and
shoulders. and even from hats, with
plant grace that made them ne
with the suppleness Of the picture.
All gloves were white, or nearly all.
In the dining room, whose table was
bright with long pink streameTs and
fragrant with American Beauty roses,
cups Of consomme and chocolate were
circulating with miniature music rolls
Of sandwiches, from whose ends gushed
white lettuce leaves.
The Hebes who bore these burdens
wore white girlish frocks tied up with
black velvet or blue ribbons. The tall
est Hebe served cake and orange trappe'
and she was the prettlest. with a fresh
wholesomenesS OF look. She had round
cheeks like squirrels pouches, but fair
with pink flesh, and her eyes were merry
and her hair dark with long, curving
wave in 1t.
Her dress was white. and simmer
ing-perhaps OF crepe de chine overt
feta-Rnd 1t had long tunic open at
one side over a lace underskirt. The
bodice was q simple blouse Of lace, WIN
a crepe fichu knotted with black on, the
left sIoufdeTsT r;
A tall, pale girl, whose height was
accumulated by the lengths OF rOse-col-
ored taffeta that swished about her feet,
devoured sailed almonds.
She was a colorless yet vivaclous crea-
ture with a lively appetite, and the con-
tradlctIons Of her aspect were echoed by
her rose-colOred frock, whose brfadths
were strangely cross-cut, making the
grain of the fabric run in capricious
zigzags Motifs OF yellOwish lace were
set across her bodice at the level Of the
yoke, and larger motifs came just be-
low the waist and upon the skirt and
open tunic. Small rufIles Of silk and
lace composed the train.
She emptied the almond dish and stu
looked hungry.
A woman who all the afternoon was
omnIpresent, doing general utility.
was also ornamental in a graceful.
cream-tinted dress, probably of ladies'
cloth. The skirt Of this, OF unusually
skillful cut, was arranged at the back
In a triple box plait, and In front opened
tunicwise over an underskirt decked
with deep, cream-colored silk fringe.
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with green moussellne ruches, and worn
with an exquisite under bodice Of blue
and white gauze and skirt of figured
bluIsh-green tafTeta.
The mother, who made curious APP
proach to looking as young as her
daughter, displayed a costume OF deli
cate yellow crepe de chine. of which the
decolietaEe was framed by line Of rich,
dark sable fur, from which hung NOUS
eeline lace dotted with jet spangles, The
elbow sleeves were finished with jetted
lace, and the trained skirt was partly
covered by a white mousseline tunic,
whose spangled embroidery was worth
q fortune.
Behind these came a group returning
from the skating rink that fashion ia
vors, their leader a girl in dress
smarter than most reception dresses
OF lndigu-blue cloth and sable.
Everything had become Informal.
The blue girl ate sandwiches as vora-
ciously as the pale girl had eaten al
monds, while the girl In the evening
blouse studied the blue girls bolero,
which was Of the trimmest most CO.
auettlsh cut, with fur revers and epau-
Iettes and fur tails, that knotted In front
and then dropped over the underwalst--
n lively bit OF color barred with red
cloth bands
Tho blue girls skating cap seemed to
be a, Tam O. Shanter in sable, with
sweeping paradise plumes.
The pleasantest part OF the after
noon" IL its close. and perhaps that Is
why the hostess and the Woman Dean
md the late guests had 20 walt very,
very late for their dinners.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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Flower embroidery in pastel green and
pink and delicate tan shades covered the
sides OF the skirt and much Of the bod
Ice. and broad fringe was draped like
a fichu about the shoulders.
At sos the house was full: at $3.50 peo-
pie had begun to vanish MS suddenly,
almost as earlier in the day they had ar
rived. In a few minutes less than score
were left in the dining room, where the
little birdlike hostess. red spot in each
cheek. was able at last to sit down with
the Woman Dean and rest from much
receiving"
And now were demonstrated the beau
ties Of hardness.
other guests arrived. a wise or busy
few who knew the advantages OF the
last half-hour.
There were mother and daughter on
their way to dinner party; the girl
in one Of the new evening blouses-a
double bolero Of yellowish lace edged
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the shorts WAS q large factor Thele
special points OF strength were the
vantare points from which the late
general advance IN prices Eas 4naugu-
rated. There were rumorB ell Day OF
the relief OF LadyBmith. but. as London
sold more stocks than she bought In
this market, the rumors were without
much eject. II Is expected that the as
ISOLATED banks had gained up TO
Thursday night nearly S1O.0o0l0Oo In
cash, the estimate being based on hg-
urea furnished by the principal banks
OF the direct express movement OF
this total, operations with the rub.
treasury have furnished $4,leS,oo0.
There has been no evidence Of any
large loan expansion In the stock mar
ket, but the time money market and
that for mercantile paper has been
quite active. A notable increase in sur
plus reserve is, however, considered as
sured.
THE market for vRllrosd bonds con-
tinued broad and active all day and
strength was general throughout the
list. Total sales par value, $780, 900.
United States So declined y. and new
Is coupon advanced 4 per cent In the
bid price.
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Rrendstuffs and Provisions.

CHICAGo-The cessation Of llquida-
ton was the main factor in quiet but
firm wheat market to-day, with the
steadiness of Liverpool and frost dam
age to the French crop contributary In
fluence, May closing Nc over yesterday.
Corn closed nc, and oats 5@hc lower.
Provisions closed unchanged to TIC
lower.
with Liverpool firm and northwest
receipts moderate, wheat opened drm, a
shade over yesterday, May at 65h@
65Hc. The weakness Of corn and oats
made itself felt shortly afterward, and
May sold OF to 65k @65%c. Additional
reports Of damages to the French crop
by frost caused exporters to cover
shorts later and as slight improve
ment In local and in the cash demands
met with rather light oneTingS, the
market reacted. carrying May to SSHc.
Trade was moderately active and the
advance was steadily maintained, May
closing firm at Nc over yesterday, at
65%c. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels, compared with 671,oO0 last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
1927 cars, against 33l last week, and
5OI q year ago. Local receipts were
thlrty-four cars, none OF which were OF
contract grade. New York reported
twenty-four loads taken for export.
Atlantic port cIearances in wheat and
-four were equal to 2s5,Ooo bushels.
Corn was easy. Influenced largely by
the assertion that the government re-
port expected to be bulllsh would be
issued Saturday, and being In contra
dIction OF a previous report that 1t
would not be published this month.
Trade was quiet. There was no In
crease in country offerings and re-
celpts here were 275 cars, but the
shipping demand was also poor. May
ranged from 33xc to 33S@S3hc, and
closed &c under yesterday at SSkc.
The easiness OF corn, combined with
the expectations of the issuance Sat-
urday OF a government report dlscour-
aging to holders Influenced decline in
the oats market. One arm let out
100000 bushels, the break thereby oc-
casioned being helped along BY floor
traders. On the decline the market
stcadIed and regained some OF the
early loss on n good demand from the
east. Receipts here were 1888 cars.
May ranged from 2siAe to 1914 @2ic.
closing h3Hc depressed at 23%c.
The provisions market was easy and
dull. the greater part Of the session.
The hog market was rather weak, q
condition which was reelected In the
provisions pit. Following the early
weakness the market became q trihe
stronger. offerings falling on bit.
The close bordered on weakness. May
pork sold from $40 70 to SO 50, and
closed 687mc under yesterday Mt
$40 75010 IN: May lard from IS 9Ih
TO S. 92h, closing unchanged at 50 sIs,
and May ribs from IS Is to s. 67IS96 70,
with the close 2lsc depressed at Sb72h.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, Is cars; corn, SIS cars; oats,
$50 cars; hogs, 1900 head.
Cash quotations were as folloW8i
Flour unchanged.
Wheat-No. . spring 5Sh9S2he: No.
2 red e6he.
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Afternoon Dress of cream-colored
Ladies' Cloth, With Flower
Embroidery.

was borne without her OWE volition to
the spot toward where the tide was set
ting, where rose above the others
rather tall woman.
This was she whom all had come 70
meet Snowy hair was piled hiGh upon
her head, and heavy. silken robe OF
a. plnkinsh plum color lent bloom TO
smooth, firm checks and the dignity OF
long, harmonious lines to stately ng-
ure.
You will never hnd that dress In any
chronicle Of fashion but this; II was TOO
beautiful for fashion, With It's rich. soft
texture. lts not too profuse furnishings
OF really fine lace and It's self-respect-
ing Simplicity OF out and finish, It united
the essentials OF beauty and suitability
in a manner not often witnessed in days
OF feverish fashion changes.
It does one good to see dress that
has character.
The hostess was a plump. bright eyed
little pigeon OF a woman, whose dress
too, expressed herself. You could see IN
every fold OF II her love OF the neat
and dainty, the smooth precise ana
shining. She might have been porn
wearing II, so exactly did 1t ut her.
The material, OF course, was ladies'
cloth. and the color was the favorite OF
the pigeon woman-gray with dovehke
hints Of blue, tamboured and embroid-
cred with small running flower designs
in cream and blue and pink. think
the bodice had p9astron Of cream-cot-
ored silk, folded. and there was long
cravat with well-bred fringe, too polite
to knot or tangie.
The sleeves were cut so snuGly they
scarce allowed the i.'-'Hs to escape; they
would have confined, y could the
foam Of lace that followed the myers
There was no superhuous ornament, out
lust where YOU must have missed them.
II they had not been visible, were sky-
blue turquoises.
And even her blonde hair shone.
From room to room, lace and fur and
velvet crushed softly against each other.
and the eyes were filed with lilac and
plae manve and pastel Cream tones,
chining with pink and cream yellow
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-The guest Of
honor was the dean of the women stu
dents OF greatNuuiYerslty.
The cards read ;Four o'clock until
seven. " and from 1870 until $50 the
house buzsed like beehive.
The parlors presented surging sea
Of women,s heads, while here and there
bObbed helplessly a struggling man.
The air was heavy with the perfume
OF roses. hickory logs cracked on the
fire irons. and under their rose-plnlL
shades candles ard electric lights shed
q Identifying glow.
Each guest, as she entered, cast her
self upon the. waves Of humanity, and
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NEW HoRK-There was no special
feature in to-day's metal market Tin,
which has attracted leading attention
for several weeks was very quiet,
though exhibiting underlying strength.
The cables and advices from primary
points were satisfactory, but not spe-
icalIy influential. At the close the
metal exchange called pig iron war
rants dull. Lake copper unchanged at
SIC 50. Tin very quiet, but firm, with
ga 50 bid and $2S 90 asked. Lead
steady, with "a 10 bid and 81 IS asked.
speiter steady, with 81 IS bid and 81 90
asked. The brokers' price for lead Is
81 o, ind for copper S16 so.
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bruised my heart! What has happen
ed, father, to make you relent?"
He kissed her fondly. and then, with
tears in his eyes, replied:
AZ sat in little game OF poker where
he happened TO have hand last night,
and II we don't get that money back In
the family some way my business is
going to suffer"
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DRY Goods,

NEW YoRK-Advances of from 10 to
Is per cent have been made In Atlantic.
Paoiac and Manchester cotton and all
wool cashmeres and serges, and some
business has been done thereat. Other
dreSB goods strong. No change in the
cotton goods situation. demand modcr-
ate ct previous prices for staple cottons
and prints. Print cloths quiet but firm.
Linens are steadily advancing still
higher prices quoted from abroad.
stS6lES here limited. Burlaps are quiet
without change In prices.
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Suspense That Kills.

Philadelphia Press; Ten De Foote-
There doesn't appear tofbe much law
lessness about your town.
Cactus Call-No. We don't stand fur
1t 'roun' here.
bad character drifts into town you I'M
mediately eXpel him.
Cactus Caldwell, we suspend 'em
most frequent.
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curn-No. 2, St5tc; No. 2 yellow at9tc.
Oafl-No. 9, 25625lto; No. 2 white
2sss 6lssc; No. 3 white s5925&c.
RyENo. 9. sg0sir
Barley--No. 2, 3S940c.
nh
,6thyseed-Prlme s. 90.
Z PorlS-Per barrel 50 s0610 60.
fsei-Per 100 Tbs., S 77M65 s7ia,
sh5ft RIbs-sides Qoosel IS 5065 50.
In HIlted shoulders boxed $40
frt clear sides Cboxed) $ ss6s 90.
Z p l1l.8y - DistlllerB finished goods,
SatsTS : cutioaf $500; granulated
J Contract grade S S59s 90,
} Bhtter-Steady; creameries is82lc;
dalfltl ie@22c,
Of 5sa-Firm at 126l3c.
Ea-steady; fresh 168i7c.
NJ leading futures RANGED as follows:
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The Best Prescription for chills
and Fever is bottle Of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. II Is simply Iron and
uuinIne in tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price. soc. tths&w
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NEW YORK-FiouT. receipts 2S.l46
baFrils; exports i0,950 barrels; market
inactive, but steady
Wheat, receipts $500 bushels; e&-
port lG0,62l bushels; spot market arm;
No. 3 red 73kc I. o, b, atoat, prompt;
No! i Northern Duluth 76skc I. 0. b.
afolk, prompt; No. hard Duluth 1shc
Z, q, b. ahoat, prompt: No. red I1lac
elevator: options opened steady; closed
arm ct Nc net advance; close; March
i5e; Nay Tl%c; July 72hc.
Corn. receipts $500 bushels; exports
~, ~ bushels; spot market easier: NO.
& l0Ro q o. b. ahoat and 40Isc elevator:
OPTIONS opened easy and closed easy at
10 net decline; May closed at S9isc.
Oats, receipts 101. 400 bushels; exports
l675 bushels; spot market quiet; No. 2,
293fe, No. 8, 29c; No. white SIC; No. 3
white Si1kc; track mixed western 29la9
sic. track white 3lh935c; options
steady but quiet.
Hay dull. Hops and leather steady
Hides and cutmeats firm. Beef quiet.
Lard steady: western steamed Sc 20;
January SO 22h nominal; refined
Htehdy: continent Sc 40: s. A. 50 90;
compound s. S73a66 90.
Bork and butter steady.
Cheese firm, Eggs frmer. Tallow
eotfonseed oil Grm; prime crude use;
do yellow 36h637c.
: Rn1in, turpentine, rice and molasses
steady.
/. Cofee, opened firm at 5615 points up:
eloSSd easy and unchanged to 10 points
net lower; sales 1900 bags.
. Sugar, raw strong: sellers at any
price scarce; refined firm; mould a
80 & nRttFnnf iOnnFu'
A - e5: cutloaf S. IS; cubes S. 80.
HALTIMoRE-FIour quiet and un-
changed; receipts 3,997 barrels; exports
6,3a5 barrels, Wheat firmer; spot and
month C9A @6s%c: February 69hG6sssc;
May NIX orc; steamer No. 2 red 500
.65ifc, receipts A3,is3 bushels; southern
wheat by sample 65971c; do on grade
G867Oc, Corn, spot and month 37k9
STfc; February 37&@37ltc; March
S7Et 6S7kc: steamer mixed 36A QS67Sc;
receipts 1852 bushels; exports S9.sss
bushels: southern white and yellow
corn S663SI5c. Oats firmer; No. 2
white S01S@31c: No. mixed 2S1s@2sc.
hay dull: No. timothy SIS 50 asked.
Butter, cheese and eggs firm and UNI
changed.
cINCINNATI-wheat steady; No. 2
red 7oh D71c. Corn dull; No.s2 mixed
2sE 6SSc. oats easier; No. 2 mixed
35Mc. Rye quiet: No. 2, Coo. Bulk
meats duh at S. 80. Bacon easy Mt
Sc IS. WhIskey steady at 81 23h. But
ter quiet. Sugar easy. Eggs firm and
higher at Ice. Cheese steady.
ToLEDo-wheat higher and firm;
No. 2 cash Csc; May f8kc bid. Corn
dull and steady; No. 2 mixed sec. Oats
dull: No. mixed 24c. Rye, no sales.
Cloyerseed quiet and steady; prime
cash, new, 81 IS; old, 81 IS; January,
IS 50. OIL unchanged.
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Wool.
NEW ZoRK-woOl quiet.

IRIS folly 10 suffer from that horrible
plague Of the. night, itching piles;
DOan'B Ointment cures quickly and
parmanently. At any drug store, 80
cenkR,-Yf
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Live Stock.

cHICAGo-cattle, market generally
quiet and steady; choice feeders in
good supply and fair demand; good to
choice IS 2596 40; poor to medium
81 O064 90; mixed stockers So 25Q3 SO:
selected feeders 81 2OGl 70; good to
choice COWS g 5O64 25; helfers 50 200
4 50; Gamers g 2062 so: bulls s. 500
40: calves 81 soar SO; fed Texas
beeveO 81 COOS 90. Hogs 59lOc lower:
closed weak: fair clearances; mixed
and butchers 81 1904 721s; good to
choice heavy "a 5T1sG4 IS; rough heavy
81 4504 IS. light 81 1904 IS; bulk OF
sales 81 1904 Sc. Sheep steady; lambs
1Oc higher; native wethers 81 SOFAS 90;
lambs 81 65G6 10; western wethers
s. lOlf4 IS; western lambs S. 25G6 %.
Receipts-Cattie. 1000 head; hogs, a.
900 head: sheep, 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady; ex-
ira S 1905 90: prime IS 5O95 70; COM
mon 8 COOS so. Hogs steady; best
heavy 81 SOa4 Sc: best mediums 81 So1
s2ik; best Workers. 81 1904 so; light
Workers. q e594 10: pigs 81 25@4 so;
roughs s. OO64 rs. Sheep slow: choice
WetherB a 1904 81; common 50 00d3 90;
cholca lambs Sc 1906 rs; common to
good a sO6s 10; veal calves 81 Oo@T T5.
cINCINNATI-HoEs active at 81 600
tH.
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OIL CTTY-Credit balances 81 sc: GER
tIAcRtes, no bids; shipments, 1886 bar
relB: average, S5,s0S barrels; runs. lQ2,-
$50 barrels; average, sI17O barrels.
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THE MoNoNdAH ROUTE Is TUE
Short Line between Fairmont and
sure Connections. when travelling TO or
from CIarksburE or West Virginia and
i5tttsburgh railroad points, see that your
tIcEefS read via the MononEnhela River
BSiiTnad close Connections nt Fairmont
y,,Ith Il, & o. trains. ana at Clarkshurg
Eith Il, & o. and w. " & p. trains. Tick
els via this route on sale a. all Is. q "
and w, V. & p. r. r. stations.
HUGH G. BoWLES, Gen'l. Snpk
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soUTH-BoUND.

Electric cars Bridgeport to wheeling,
BeiiAire and Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
General Passenger Agent.
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Far H.is ny Charles r, SoStsa. pFugglae
TWSifth and Market Streets.
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NORTHWEST sYsTEM-cLEvELANp
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.