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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-02
Masons Mt Duluth

meals are prepared quickly on gas
ranges; hence less heat"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-02

We call the attention of our readers to
the notice Of the State Savings Bank un-
der announcements.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-02
Ten Days Of Solid Eufovm.,,

Round trip rates from Minneapolis 10
the 500 and Mackinac Island VIA
Eastern Minnesota Railway and steamer
Miami through the Great Lakes. with
ten days limit. only $3.50
Inquire at City Ticket ONCE. 332 Rob
ert street, st. Paul, M!nn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-02
7 < q
Red Bananas, first in this
market for about ten years.
30 G ents

fcr S. aaS oYer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-02
LARGE LUMBER BUSINESS.

Cook with gas and keep COOL,
Evening star., 1901-05-17
clear, clean. certain and complete solution
is public ownership.
Pathetic and Humorous.

AFTER making this statement regarding
the Manning case, I submitted to Presi-
dent Holbrook of the Massachusetts Tele-
phone Company the question Of the credi-
bility OF the 81 charge for working ex-
penses under Washington conditions. His
reply was that the said claim was not only
absurd, but pathetic, and not only pathetic
but humorous-pathetic that claim nearly
three times the reasonable figures should
be made. and humorous that men m au-
thority could be made to believe such a
claim. With underground wires in a plant
like that of Washington the fair charge
for maintenance and operation would be
about $25, according to President Helbrook.
In Montreal, city about the same size
as Washington with wires largely under
ground, a good profit is made on u $50 tele-
phone rate established by the dominion gov
ernment. In Rochester, city of 162, GOO
people, the independent telephone company
has 5000 subscribers, and tne Bell has
dropped to 400. The cost Of the independ-
ent companys lines has been a good deal
less than 500 line. The plant is bonded
for $iOO 600 and the stock is 100000, a capi-
talization nearly three times the real value
of the plant, yet the company pays per
cent dividends, with rates of SIG and $4S per
telephone year. Referring to the New Eng
land Telephone Company. President Hoi-
brook says the cost Of operating they claim
is $11 a phone; the cost Of maintenance,
$24 phone. Their general expense, in
cludiug taxes, is about $11 a phone.
Now these figures are excessive There
Is An oveTcharge on maintenance vt
Evening star., 1901-05-17

The trial of Thomas b. lie Cuyer and
Henry a. Lehman, who, it is stated, are
proprietOrs of what was formerly the
Owen House now the Columbia Hotel, and
who charged with selling liquor on
Sunday, November !, 1869 which was be-
gun in the Police Court before Judge KIM
ball and a jury Wednesday resumed
yesterday The jury late yesterday after
noon reported a disagreement. Mr.. LIE
CUyer was not in court during the trial.
Immediately after the jury retired Mr..
Lehman was arraigned on similar charge
sion than that cited in the trial yesterday.
lie Cuyer was also named co-defendant.
Mr.. Forrest of counsel for defense 1t
once filed an affidavit stating that Mr.. lie
Cuyer was out of the jurisdiction OF the
court. being in Cincinnati, Ohio and that
he will not return until Monday next. In
Evening star., 1901-05-17

The evidence Is that low charges.
whether in cities larger or smaller or the
same size as Washington, induce far larger
use of the telephone than exists in Wash
ington, such larger use being found as an
accompaniment of low prices in cities Of
vastly less general intelligence and pros
perity than Washington, and in cities hav-
ing private plants as well as those having
public systems whereas in foreign cities
like Amsterdam, Paris and London, having
high charges tthough only one as high as
Washington, show lower use Of the ele-
phone than Washington, and the same is
ton, which, being the hub not only of the
universe. but of the telephone business
and a city of great prosperity and unsur-
passed intelligence, naturally breaks the
record.
In Rochester, N. Y, city of 16o, 900
Evening star., 1901-05-17

Assistant Attorney General James M.
Beck has been invited to speak for the
American bar and to propose the toast Of
the bench and bar OF England at the dinner
which the Hardwicke Society of London,
the oldest law society Of the inns of court,
will give June 5 in London to Mr.. Labori.
the eminent French advocate who defended
Dreyfus two years ago. Mr.. Beck. who re-
sponded at the dinner given last summer in
London by the bar OF England to that of
America, also has been invited to respond
to a toast at the dinner of the American
Society of London on the next Fourth of
July.
Evening star., 1901-05-17
1880 per phone which is due to the
necessity of their building old -fsshine.i

1890 per phone. which is due to the
necessity Of their building old-fashined
and Worn-out plants entirely over. They
are obliged to pay 81 a year royalty on each
phone 81 extra on taxes per phone owing
to the fact that they are stocked and
bonded at $500 a phone; whereas s10O
would rebuild, and in entirely modern
way, their entire system A capital charge
Of SD in excess is therefore put against
each phone. In other words uaking all
the facts into accounD, the New England
Company is handicapped to the rxtent of
about $31 a phone AS the New England
Company averages $5S per phone, this
opinion Of President Holbrook would iudi-
cate $3.50 as the normal average charge
for that company's exchanges. which more
than confirms my own estimates stated
above"
Evening star., 1901-05-17
AmicabIe Settlement Probable.

The hearing of the case of Louis de Ba-
dai, who is charged, as stated in The Star
OF last evening, with forging the name of
Mrs. Mary Hallenbeck to a check for S576,
was today postponed by Prosecutor Null
lowny at the request of Gen. William Bir-
ney, counsel for defense, until Monday
next. The bail in the case was reduced to
$500 by the court after a statement by
Judge ODonneli that the matter will be
amicably settled between the parties most
directly interested in the course of a day
or two
II you want work read the want columns
of The Star
Evening star., 1901-05-17

his absence counsel did not feel safe in
going to trial. He therefore asked for a
postponement until date to be fixed
which was granted by Judge Kimball
Evening star., 1901-05-17

If you want work read the want column.
Of The Star.
Evening star., 1901-05-17

Gettousing Royal Headache Tablets
for steady nerves and good sleep.
Evening star., 1901-05-17
Mime. Wales Beauty Culture List.
OUR PRICES:
The Time. Yale Remedies DO What They Are Made
to Do

to
We sell sIlthe Mme.Y ale at tcutp prices:
Evening star., 1901-05-17
r1ADAME YALE'S HEAD ASSISTANT FROM THE
YALE TEMPLE OF BEAUTY. CHlCAGQ.

Will be in attendance all this week the Special Yale Department at
Kann Sons Co. Ladies consult with her Charge
Evening star., 1901-05-17
Mime. Wales Discoveries.
Mime. Wales Complexion Cream
FREE THIS WEEK.

We giving good size jar of Nine Yaes celebrated almond
Blossom Complexion Cream FREE this
Nine 4aes dollar articles selling for 70 and Sc Nine Yale
Complexion Cream of her valuable discoveries keeps
skin condition. 1t the best the
general toilet and massage purposes This offer holds good
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
HEeHoS Y plcHoS.
CrOn1Quina del dla.

Est& convertible en- nm probe.
ma diffcil de salvar, el encontrar
agua potable en- Cata11o.
La mayoria de los pocos algibes
del poblado. est4n agotados, = los
que .tlenen alguua aqua, los detaen-
den eus propietarios 4 brazo psrti.
do.
Por fortuna para los pobres dc
Cataflo, DON Evaristo Martinez Ad
ministrador del Tranvia, 90 hombfe
generoso, y ha dispuesto que desde
hoy 6 maf1ana sc conduzcan .algunos
bocoyes del precioso lfquido del rio
de Bayamon.
ST el Muuicipio de Bayam6n
quisiese cumplir ell deber de dsr de
beber 81 aediento, lordenariA ID 10
mediata construction de IN. tanque
del tama11o de m wagon para llevar
el aqua s Gatano, ~ que tan gene.
rosamente 10 lleva gratis el Tran.
via
Vslga 10 indirecta.
Nos dicen Que SON curiosAs lAs
innumarables aolicitudes que han
llegado Y llegah de toda 10 isl&, pre-.
tendlendo empleos en- los trabaios
de amillaramlento.
Hay solicitantes republicanos,
federales, undergraduates, separatis.
tas, extranjeros, j6Yepes, vieios, CO.
Jos, calvos, ,Npelndos, sordos, vizcos,
machos, hembras, delgados, gordoe
Y asm&ticos:
No . trata ahorA.de protestar
del Bill, SIND de exprimir el jugo
que pueda .dar el Bill. ,. ~
- uni6n est& hecha.
NadA nne tanto las voluntAdes
en- este mundo, como 81 patriotismo
ssstomacal d
Por A, rsspondio Il peri6dioo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
PARIS BAZAR

h
del psis, al llamamiento iniciado po1
LA CORRESPONDENCE, de levantal
hn monumento Astol, ausor de Ii
Borinquef1a.
La glori. le corresponds d co
lega Ssngerme1o sEl Eco de las Lo
mas1
En- 90 edici6n del dia 10, inicfs
81 prop6sito de pratocinar 10 sus
cripci6n.
Gracias, colega, en- rnombre dc
Puerto Rico.
En- aste case, como en- otros, loa
pequenos dan lecciones y baenos
ejemplos 4 los grsndes.
Todo es question del tamai1p del
alma
Ha quedado ca silencio 81 result
tado de las averiguaciones que se
hacian en este Ayunt4mianto, "A por
sos ,echas de irregularidades.
Probable ser4, que no hsyan
existido las tales irregularidades, 8
que no se quiera sacarla & 10 YER.
gueuza pdblica.
En cuslquiera de los dos casos,
no reaultA 81 Municipio en- d ceutro
dol lCuldrante. asE54sss
81 no hay culpables decirlo claro.
Y 81 los hsy, decirlo tambien.
Desde aver contamos CON mn
nueYo compaf1er0 en- esta oficina.
Ha ingresadO on el cuerpO de
redacci6n, nrestro amigo Don Jos.
quin Barreiro, Director que fu4 de-
sEl Dem6cratas que % editaba on
cayeX.
bado bien sus aptitudes.
Ha oausado efecto ID croniquilla
que publicsmos aver, relativa s los
vinos adulterados procedents de C4.
lifornia 81 M
Sabemos que y4 se est8n prac.
ticando An&lisis de 1As existencias
sospechosas Do esta ciudad, por el
laboratorio qnfmico de las Aduana
AplSadimos II actividad de LOO
empleados del laboratorio.
Z NOS place saber que atienden
& Las iadicaciones de esta diario.
55lt5 00 90I40 U0Gl0UOOs 0CbAvo0 0141
gencias spor las p0liciAss iusulzr y
municipSl dc esta cApital, Bayam6n
v CatafIdR averiguaoi6n dol robo
de Glen pian3 has de hiaxxo gaIYani J.
sado j alRunSs mader1esea1isado 90
Is quints de 1nuestro iRctnK.
No tenemos notioiaS ~ qas hos. q
t. l. fecha = hsya pussto algo en.
claro, aun cuando hay aldadss sos.
pechos.
Como se trata dc ob5ekos d3fioi.l
les de ocultar, creemos Ane lA poll
cia puedA dAr con ello -
No qnsda + meme. dnda a que
esos' ef6ctos est1n ocqlto por aIgun
encnbridor, Il que hsy a1e sprstars
dc 6rmo. .ssss
81 70 hubiese eneal 3ores qneI
haoen srnseocio COR clncto "a
1osyohos, % habria 4 r. :
opetimos que oAresn-ss.
bien II persona que cOnnni.
dua inlpemes, bajo Qao
lso & ~ qnisr q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
New York Is.
Madrid l3

Manana es el dia designado pa
RI Ii celebration de la boda de- Ia
Princess de Asturias con el hijo del
Conde de Caserta. Sc temen graves
sucesos en- ls Villa; pero la Coz to
contiuGa marchan1o adelante en- Ia
reslizaci6n de sus prop6sitos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13

miento ha originado profundo dis
gusto en- todo ell pals.
Mercado de New York, hoy.
Harina de Trigo eel Gigante,
SO. .85. saco.
Harina de maiz Golden Maize,
1925 saco.
Forage de Schumacher $3.50
ssco.
Tocino de Norton $14.25 barril.
Jamones 81 .25 las Glen libras.
Salchichones de $3.50 & $11.5O.
Manteca corriente IS. 40 las 100
libras.
Manteca pura $s las 100 librss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
CablegramS
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FOR
'La correspondence -
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NEW-Y0RK, FEBRUARY l2, 1901.
Reoeived at L. O. clock A. NJ
London l3.
NEW-YORK, FEBRUARY l2, 1901.
London l3.

De Wett in spite of british
efforts to hinder him from advan-
cling into Cape Colony, have thwar-
ted their design crossing the Oran-
ge river with the greatest boldness,
pursuing his way inward.
Three noted english Generals
have been detached to follow him
and in order to arrest his course
and not to be thwarted again are
exercising great vigilance over all
the roads.
The famous spanish poet Cam
poamor is dead.y His death is deeply
regretted in literary circles as he
was very popular in his country.
New-York Is.
Dispatches received early this
morning annsance that riots in
Spain are going on without inter
ruption. At one OF them in Zara-
goza the police force had to fire
against the mob wounding many
persons.
Madrid Is.
To morrow is the day appoin-
ted for the wedding Of the Princess
of Asturias and the son Of count
of Caserta. Disturbances OF serious
character are expected at Mad.id,
but the Government goes on tothe
realization Of its purpose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
Habana L..

La Convention Guiana ha acor.
dado que el General Maxine Gomez,
sunqne natursl> de Santo Domingo,
pu9de ser electo para ocupar Ia Pre-
sidencia> de la RepGblica. La lucha
para obtener esta declaration fu6
muy refiida dentro de 10 Asamblea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
Havana 13.

The Cuban Convention has ac-
corded that General Gomez alth0-
ugh a native of San Domingo is
eligible to the Presidency Of the
Republic. The passage Of this re-
solution was severely fought by
some of the convention.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13

de los pacientes donde quisrs que
ao encuontren
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13

CaDlegralnaS de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
LA correspondence
de Puert0-Ric0."
NEW YORK FEBRERO l3-l9Ol.
(Reoibido a la IL A. NJ
Londres Is.
De Visit q pesar de los esfuer
xos hechos por las tropas inglesas
para impedir su avance ea la Colo
MIA del Cabo, La burlado todos aque
llos, cruzando el RIO Orange inter
nAndose an la dicha Colonia con
osadfs in&adita.
Sc han designado Tres generates
ingleses de prestigio para perseguir
De Wett y con objeto de cerrarle
el paso vigilar todos los caminos,
temerosos de ser de nuevo burlados.
Madrid Is.
ri afamado poeta: Campoamor
ha muerto. Esta noticia ha causado
honda pena en- todos los cfrculos Ii
terarios espafloles, por la populari'
dad que gozaba en- el pals.
New York Is.
Despachos recibidos en- las pri.
merAs horas del dia de hey, anun'
clan que los disturbios en- toda Es
paf1a, coutiudan sin Interruption.
I'm un serio motfn que Sc origin6 en-
Zsrsgoss, la policfa disparo sus ar
mas contra las turbas, hiriendo &
.muchos individuos
Madrid l3
Manana es ell dia desiguado pa.
RI IL celebration de la boda de- la
Princess de Asturias con el hijo del
Conde de Caserta. Sc temen graves
sucesos en- ls Villa; pero la Coite
contiuGa marchan1o adelante en- Ia
reslizaci6n de sus prop6sitos.
Habana Ii.
La Convention Guiana ha acor.
dado que el General M&ximo Gomez,
aunqne natural de Santo Domingo,
pu9de ser electo para ocupar Ia Pre-
sidencia~ de II Reptblica. La ,ucha
para obtener esta declaration fu6
.muy re1ida dentro de la Asamblea.
Mejioo IS.
RI general Porfirio Diaz, Presi
.oente de h Rephblica. Sc halla gra'
vamspts snfsrmo. Este aconteci'
.. Z atN e y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
N0T'ICIAS

Va restablecida de 81 grave
enfermedad, 10 sehora dona Carmen
Ramos, viuda de Cerecedo, ha re-
gressdo & "a domicilio de Rio Pie.
dras. La felicitamos cordiaimente,
asf como & su m6dico, el reputado
Doctor Vasquez Prada. por el acier'
to que he demostrado On 10 asisten.
cia y curaci6n de- 90 enferma.
En- las oficinas de 10 sLigs do pro-
pietarios" "-Forta.ess 71-se derln
cotizaciones 6 precios baratfsimos
para los asociados, de baf1os dc por
oelsna y ace 70 galvsnisado, s inodo
ros de rorcelana, y con tsnquey tn
bo dc hero y d. alton de hierro %
maltado: Tsmb;en preclos de ma.
teriaies de const .ucci6n, jornales y
trabajos de pintara, carpinterfA ,
etc;
5t5 Q-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
Mexico l3.

General Porfrio Diaz President
Of Mexico is severely i'll. This event
has made a deep and painful i'm
preston throughout the conntry.
NEW-YORK MARKET. TO DAY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13
Estan de enhorabuena los vec

Est4n de enhorabuena los veci.
nos &c Catano, pues sabemos que el
Administrator de 10 Inca f6rrea del
Oeste se1or Martinez SO propone
abastscer de aqua & aquel vecinda.
rio trasp rtando varias csjas al diA.
Els plausible ests obra, que sefk
muy sgradecids, pues 10 SEGA es tal
que u no se encuentra aqua On
eQuel poblado para el consume.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13

Sc desea tomar en- alqui]er una
cas8 on esta ciudad Informant Sal
vador Lopes en- esta odcina.
u-s-8-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-13

La mar en- el Hotel ''Olimpo"
maflanA en- Ii poche.
Sc dar6 nm gran baile en- 81 her.
moso salon de aquel comedor.
Tocar8 10 banda del Battalion
Puertorriquefio.
Ests mafiana tom6 puerto, ol
vapor amerfc6no Caracas con car.
60 general = pasajeros.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
Relative Humidity.

The recent frequent references
made to ''relative humidity" i'll the
press dispatches in connection with
the news reports of sunstrokes and
heat prostrat;ons i'll the northern
cities, has brought to the Weather
Bureau Office many inquiries regard
ing the neurological element.
For the information of all who
may not know the meaning of the
term, the following paragraph taken
from "a Report on the Relative
Humidity of Southern New England
and other Localitles," is repub-
iished:
"The relative humidity of the ar
is merely convenient term for ex
pressing comparative dryness or
moisture. When the air is com
pletely saturated with aqueous vapor
its relative humidity is said to be
100 per cent; when it contains but
three quarters of the amount neces-
sary for complete saturation the
relative humidity IS SAID to be IS
per cent, etc."
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
the turning out of dividends should
b,o,p.-Soda Chieftain,
Stock Books Opened

The Montpelier Copper Mining
and Smelling Co, have opened q
subscription book at John A. Bag
leys Office for stock in their COM
pany. A limited amount of stock
will be placed on the market for
development work solely. The
claims of the company include the
Rose-MeDermott properties, and, as
has been said in these columns, are
already showing up fine lead of
copper ore, carrying also gold and
silver.
The first installment of stock has
been placed at a low figure and as
it is sold the money will be put in
to development work on the CLAIMS.
We believe that everyone who can
spare few dollars ought to buy
some Of this stock, as the opening
of paying mines so. close to Mont
pelier will mean more for this city
and valley than any thing else.
The parties who are iii charge of
the property are well known as
honorable men, with no desire to
tanglc up with any shady or ques-
tionable scheme Their hope is to
be able to develop good paying
property quickly and judging from
the present surface indications, they
have enough reason for their faith
that the mines will prove good ones,
Already many subscriptions have
been received for stock and the
promoters Of the company believe
that all the present block of stock
will be taken quickly. For particu-
lars call on J. A. Bagley.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
Old Folks Lawn Party.

Thursday, August lst, has been
set apart as Old Folks day for Mont
pelier ward. The program at the
L. D. S. meeting house from IA
O'Clock a. m. to l o'clock p. M
Dinner will be served Oh the lawn
Immediately after the program
Then will follow games, social
entertainment, music, etc. In the
evening grand ball will be given.
All persons over so years OF age
widows, and wives Of absent mis-
sionarles, are cordially urged to be
present and enjoy the festivities, as
guests of the committee. While
these Old Folks parties are the
creation Of the Mormon church
people, yet on these and all similar
occasions, everyone irrespective OF
their church utilization, are request
ed to be present, and they will be
made to feel that they are as vel
come as any others.
There will be no printed INVITA-
tions for the forthcoming lawn
party, and the committee desires it
understood that this be taken and
accepted as their invitation to the
Old Folks Lawn Party on August
lst. Be there prompt at II o'clock.
By order chairman
Old Folks Committee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
Bear Hunters Wanted.

Our mighty hunters may display
their proves to the benefit of their
community, this year, bear and
other big game being alarmingly
numerous and aggressive.
Some nights since, on Trail creek,
few miles from Ketchum a bear
killed 3 lambs and five ewes belong
ing to Judge Stockslager, and a
night or two ago two more were
killed.
The berries having been killed by
the frost, hunger compels the bears
to go hunting for food much earlier
than usual, this year, and they
swarm about the sheep camps and
never fail to kill few lambs or
ewes every night.
The coyotes are also holder than
usual, probably because of the lack
OF their usual food. They do not
even await nightfall, but begin their
oevastatlons at dusk and even in
broad daylight. Their cunning
seems greater than usual. They
sneak IN band of sheep and the
hrst intimation of their presence is
the bleating of their helpless VIC
TINS. A dog or two are no protec-
ton to band.
Inc sheepmen are gong to try
Angora goats as safeguard. A
goat can protect 100 sheep. and by
getting sufficient number the
whole band can be protected. -.
HALEY Times. J.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
Another Min for cariboo Mines

5. /. Hunt, manager of the Pitts
burg Gold Mining company's proper
ties above Soda Springs, Idaho, yes
terday contracted with Fred G.
Richmond, mechanical engineer for
the Salt Lake hardware COMPANY
for the erection, at once, of free
milling plant of fifty tons daily
capacity. Mr.. Richmond completed
an examination of the mine last
week and returned Convinced of its
productiveness. Mr.. Richmond re-
ports no less than 20, 600 tons of ore
of gross value of SO per ton, now
blocked out, while some Of the ores
are very rich. The management
has done some very intelligent
work, and with the mill completed
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-14
Pan-American Opening.

The Nickel Plate Road will sell
excursion tickets from Chicago to
Buffalo at $500 for the round-trip
on each Tuesday in May (the 7th,
14th, 2lst and 2Sth), with limit of
five days, namely, returning good
on any train to and including mid
night train from Buffalo on Satur-
day following Tuesday tickets are
sold. They will be good going ON
all trains on date sold.
Daily train from Chicago at
10:35 a. m. arrives Buffalo 2:05 fol-
lowing morning; daily trains from
Chicago at 2:30 p. m. arrives at
Buffalo 1886 next mornings; daily
train from Chicago at 10:3O p. m.
arrives Buffalo 4 As next afternoon.
All trains carry through vesti-
buled sleeping cars. Individual club
Meals, ranging in price from 35c,
to Sl.00, and no meals in excess of
the latter figure are served in
dining cars.
For sleeping car reservations
and all other information, call at
Chicago City Ticket Office,
Ill Adams St, or write John Y.
Callahan, General Agent, Ill
Adams St, Chicago, phone POST
Chicago Depot Van Buren, st.
and Pacific Ave, on the Elevated
Loop.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-14
Excursions to Buffalo Exposi-
ton via Nickel Plate Route

on May 18th, 2lst and 2Sth, re-
spectively, at a rate of $1,000 for
the round-trip from Chicago, good
returning FIVE days from date of
sale. Three through trains daily,
with vestibuled sleeping-cars and
firstclass dining car service. For
particulars and Pan-American
folder, write John Y. Callahan,
General Agent, Ill Adams St,
Chicago. Depot: Van-Buren St.
and Pacific Ave, Chicago, on
Elevated Loop.