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Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Shippers Pleased

St. Paul, Mimi, March $3.50 well
pleased were the shippers of Califor-
MIA oranges over the Great Northern
road that they directed their represen-
tatives here today to contract for other
shipments on the same terms and con-
ditions.
The next trainload of fruit will leave
Seattle April 10, and will be made to
make the trip in sixty-two hours. For
this purpose the newest and best cars
available are being gathered.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Price of Prunes Will Not Be Cut

San Jose, March 39.-President H.
G. Bond, of the California Cured Fruit
Association said tonight
1.-The association is not contemplate
ing cut in the price of prunes for the
domestic trade. Such reports are false.
When the board fixed the price for
export at 2-cent basis, it determined
to firmly maintain the domestic price
at cents. This action was final and
the reports circulated to the contrary
are simply source of disturbance and
without foundation"
This statement of President Bond is
confirmed by the individual members
of the board of directors. All are an
noyed at the repeated circulation of
the report of a prospective cut.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
AMONG THE DERRICKS

Some days since d sale of Green
Mountain stock was reported. This is
said to have been Green Mountain
Mining, and not Green Mountain Oil
company stock, as some people have
supposed.
The Southwest Miners Association
and Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
are working together to make by far
the best display of California oils and
oil products at the Pan-American ex-
position that has yet been made any
where.
Old Field Oil company has secured
twenty acres on the Mansfield Bros.
tract, northeast of the Rosedale well,
and has brought down the Crown King
rig from Peru, which will begin spud-
ding within a week. This is shallow
territory, where wells run from $50
feet in depth.
Charles Mccarthy received a tele-
gram from his brother, ]. P. McCar-
thy, who is in the Beaumont oil field,
where he has secured 400 acres OF
land, near the first great gusher. The
telegram confirms the report of a sec
ond gusher, saying it is equal to the
first.
Senator C. NJ. Simpson has at his
office 321 Byrne building, copies OF
bulletin No. 10, relating to oil and min
erals, issued by the state mining bu-
reau for free distribution.
The Bakersfield Oil exchange has
reached the point where 1t is adver-
Using for bids for constructing it's fine
three-story building.
The Fullerton and Sunset Oil COM
pany on section Sc in Fullerton field.
have started drilling operations. All
machinery and casing have been
shipped to the field.
The Old Field Oil company, incor-
porated last week, has a capital stock
of $250,000, divided into $50, 900 shares
of the par value of 81 each. The di-
rectors are N. P. I,elson, Warren Will
son, W. Z. Brown, George A. Cortel-
you and R. G. Cochran. Los Angeles
is the principal place of business.
Sunnyside located three miles from
| Coalinga, has found oil at a depth of
700 feet. The product is of a light
variety. Asphaltum in large quanti-
ties has been found by prospectors
in the vicinity of Polasky and much
interest is being taken by intending
purchasers in developing the district.
One rig is now under construction, on
property formerly owned by E. Lane
located about six miles from Polasky.
San Francisco and Fresno parties nave
recently purchased the site at $25 per
acre.
! Ashurst Oil company in the Valleci-
tos, is working night and day. The
drill is now down about 300 feet. Ham
iltonian Oil company, in the Vallecitos
Is rapidly driving the drill downward.
| The best of indications prevail. A
depth Of $50 feet has been reached by
the San Benito County Oil Company.
The drill is now going through blue
shale. The rig of the Grant Oil COM
pany on the Topo has been turned over
to the company by the contractor.
Drilling will begin at once. San Car
los Jr. Oil company will begin opera
lions on it's property just as soon as
teams can get their material on the
ground.
Elizalde Oil Company's well, at Santa
Maria, is now down S25 feet, with a
strong flow of gas to wet seepage. 1t
is expected to find the oil sand in the
next $50 feet.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Terrible Gas Explosion

Pittsburgh, March 30.-By an explo-
sion of gas at the furnace of Edgar
Thompson Steel works, at Braddock
today, five men were terribly burned,
two fatally.
Fatally injured:
George RAIDER.
George Hosack.
Severely injured :
George COCA.
Charles Porter.
Michael Grannon.
The men were plumbers. and the ex-
plosion was caused by escaping natur-
al gas from broken main, igniting
from the furnace.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Young Man Arrested

San Juan, Porto Rico, March 30
Harold Crowley, of Lockport, N. Y,
son of ex-Congressman Crowley and
an employee of the postal department
who was recently ordered to Buffalo
has been arrested charged with the
the misappropriation of 1897 of postal
funds and released on $1,000 bail
Crowley is charged with misappro-
priating this money from funds regis
tered in Ponce. and en- route from
Yauco to San Juan.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Windfau for a School Teacher

Ypslianti Smith, the eccentric re-
cluse of Boston, died and left $45, 900 Of
government bonds with coupons I'M
clipped for thirty years and $25, 200
worth of pension vouchers. Mary c.
Goddard, a poor young lady teaching
in the schools of Cambridge, is believ-
ed to be his only heir.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Imperial Canal to Open

Phoenix (Ariz)-The Imperial Ca
nal, the largest irrigating canal in the
world, has been opened and the waters
of the Colorado turned in at the head
gates below Yuma. The canal is sixty
miles in length, and is navigable to
small boats, which will be used for
carrying freight to ranchers along the
route
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

never have. Perhaps it is the highest
flight of legislative wisdom to try to
give the young delinquent some substi-
tute-poor at best, and with all the de-
fects of an artificial incubator-for a
mother who does her duty and a
father who knows his place"
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

Those poor Chinese mean well, but
decreeing posthumOus executions for
people already dead is hardly going to
quench the thirst for vengeance which
is increasing so rapidly among their
Christian conquerors.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

Now that the theater-going woman
with the high hat has been suppressed,
the Philadelphia Ledger insists that
something should be done with her
masculine companion who elevates
himself by sitting on his overcoat. Sec
ond the motion.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

Queen Wilhelmina is pretty we'll in
trenched. She promised to obey Duke
Henry as wife, but not as queen, and
she can easily decide when she is act
ing in either capacity.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

The correct style of corset now is one
that ''revolutionizes the human FORM"
the human form as remodeled being
shaped something like letter S. Man
is fearfully and wonderfully made, and
woman is fearfully and wonderfully
made over.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Funston Ordered Promoted

Washington, March 3O-The presi-
dent has appointed General Wheaton
to be major-general, and Colonel Jacob
Smith and General Frederick Funston
to be brigadier-generals in the regular
armV
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Killed in a Runaway

San Diego.-Miss Mime Taylor, who
has made her home in this city for
the past four years, was instantly
killed this morning while out driving
with party of friends. An accident
happened to the harness, and, fearing
that the horses might run away, she
jumped from the conveyance, falling
on her head and breaking her neck.
Death was instantaneous.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

Bull-fghting, Spain's national sport,
was supposed to be too strongly en-
trenched in the spirit and traditions of
the people ever to become distastefuI
to them, but it now appears destined to
be swept away before the march of
civilization. AT recent mass meeting
in Barcelona, the scene of many a CORY
contest between matador and bull, res
olutons We're passed condemning the
sport as cruel and brutalizing, and call
Ing upon the government to suppress
it throughout the peninsula. The fact
attests the power of the humanizing
ideas and influences which, slowly but
surely, are transforming the world into
a better and happier abiding place for
man and animal alike.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

Young Mr.. Rockefeller has begun
telling other young men how to get
rich. 1t will be impossible, however,
for good many of us to do this in the
way young Mr.. Rockefeller did.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

Testimony is cumulative to the effect
that horrible and unspeakable atroci-
ties have been committed in China by
soldiers of the allied armies. There
have been wanton and vindictive deeds
of crime that are without a parallel in
the wars precipitated by religious
fanaticism, Christian or Moslem, or by
the fendish pirates of the Spanish
main. Slowly has come the hideous
truth that the worst and basest pas
sions of men have run riot in the en-
pire that we would punish for offenses
far less revolving than those committed
by civilizations chosen agents in the
administration of plenary punishment.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
If the coat fits you, put 1t on, GER
tainly was never said of a raglan.

The Agricultural Department has is
sued a pamphlet on the goat, possibly
in response to the popular demand for
good butter.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

An Idaho merchant eloped with a
Texas belle and was married in Color
ado. He expects to reside permanent
ly in a state of bliss.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Ocean Oil Well Drilling

Secretary of War Root has refused
to annul any of the permits granted
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
Red Wood for Pavement.

Red gunwood is being used exten.
sively in London for paving purposes.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
FOR THE FARMER
Eastern Capital Invested in California
Orange Groves
A Dessicatins Plant Will Soon Be In OPP.
Grafton at Stockton--A Method for
Keeping Sweet Potatoes

Many Orange county farmers have
been buncoed by a seller of patent
rights to combination pantry. it is
claimed that the swindIer cleaned up
$3000.-Californi Cultivator.
The first kiln of drain tile was
opened by ]. B. Raine and son at their
works near Westminster, and a first
class article turned out There is a
great demand for this class of prod
uct and the enterprising owners are to
be congratulated on the result of the
experiment. -Anaheim Gazette.
1t is expected that the Santa Ana
valley will produce a greater acreage
Of sugar beets the coming season than
ever before. Besides largely in
creased acreage for the factory at Los
Alamitos, the Chino factory has SET
about to get more of the product from
the valley, and large number of far
mers have agreed to sell it their first
of beets this year.-Californi Guilt
VOtOr
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06

kiln or in the sun. 1t has the effect
of absorbing dampness from the po-
tatoes and this prevents decay. They
have on hand several bushels grown
last year which are as fresh and nice
as when first put away and much
drier. They intend to keep two thous-
and bushels of this years crop
through next winter.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-04-06
How to Keep Sweet Potatoes

Harper Bros, of Pittsburg, Kan,
have been experimenting for years
with various methods of keeping sweet
potatoes, and now believe they can
keep them Indefinitely. They bury the
potatoes in dry sand which completely
covers them. For this purpose the
sand must be Thoroughly dried Ia !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

ben ensliiden ROnigstbron beiieaen
bat, turtoe l841 OILS Der dltelie Sobn
bes prinsen gilbert lnb Der &0nisin
Wictoria aebpren. ST beiltte Die Unit
periitdten 0Iioro unb Cambridge unb
unternabm 1860 cine Meile mad Mme=
rita, oil Die, beilauii9 bemertt, nod
bret 8aume erinnerl,, Die Der prins oa=
mails i'm gsntral=porte 3n Netp Dorf
pflanste. Sn 1862 reilie Der prins nod
bem Orient, 1868 rerbeiratbete er iih
nit Der pril5eIIin Nleranora bon Oane=
mart.
gilbert gcuarb trat als G6erI in Die
en9lild)e 9lrmes eil., In ipelder er bis
gum TelonlariGall apaueirte, Dbne
inbeB mebr ols einen poriiber9ebenoell
antbeil an ben 9eeresangeleaenbeiten
5l nebmen. 0on 1875 biz 1876 be-
reite Der prins Snoien, NO er nit bic
lem GntGuiiasmlls empIaneen puroc.
60 meni9 Gilbert eouarb I'M militd=
1iIden 2eben-iein 6ernbleiben bonn
fiioafrifaniifeu Grieesi6auplabe III
pielIad fDnlnentirt tpproen-berppr=
9etreten III, 10 iuenis Fat er iitb in Der
politif betDatigt. Man tannte i'm on=
l)er nur als Mann bes Sports rnO als
tonangebeno in Ger Mobe. Gas See
iuuBtIein ieiner 8eranirortlidteit ols
Serrider zines Der mddtiafen &eide
Der Groe mag jeeob in gouarb benz
Siebenten, beiien leBter 9iamenspDr=
sdnger auf Dem enslil6en Sbrone,
gouaro Der Se6lie, bon 1547 bis
1858 reaierte, cine Sinaesdnberuns
berbprruIell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Snldnbiill)fs.

Die pansamrifanifhe IusiteIung
in BuffoIo irirb ane ihre 8prgdnaez
ririen BARN iibsrtreffen, paB fie
piinitlid, ain feifssieBten Datum fer@
tig lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

tperoen miro, iiber ben S5ean au tele.
pboniren. Ser Grfinoer, Midael So=
porstp pupin, profeiior Der Ybplit an
Der Golumbi bia=llnoeriitdt su gleiu Dorf,
bat fiir feline griinoung Die Gleinigteit
bpn $500 600 erbalten, auBerbem
muroe ibm cine jabrlide Santieme bon
$15,000 auf bic Gauer Der patente,
iuelde Die Griinoung bor Nababmung
idiiBen, suaeIidert. Gieies patentrebt
tuabrt aber II Sabre, unb es biirfte,
bic lebtgenannte Mbsabe einaereiDnet,
gupin ionit Der bothie preis aeipdbrt
iuoroen iein, oer ie fir cine grfinouna
beSablt iuurbe.
Oegensuartig befinbet man fid in
Der Sage, nittelIt beIpnoers fonitruirter
Qeitungsiinien iiber Der grbe ettua
1000 engliI6e Meilen uno llnter benz
MaiierIpieael cine fllrae Gtrede melt al
telepbpnirsn. 9urd bas pupin 'ibe
! 6piem Der Snbuttiona- Geuinbe all
regeln0Biaen 8aumabiidnosn tpiiroe
ni1t nur birefter Selepbcnpertebr sipi-
iden 9len Dorf lmo san 6raaeiseo
Doer Selesrapbenbertebr amiiden bieien
6t6bten Obne llmldaltunsen anf ben
3miIdenliaiionen m0alit iein, iDnbern
aud Die 2egnna zines 6erniprehfabels
nod guropa ooer einen anoeren iiber=
Ieeiiben 2anbe eri1eint praiiifabel,
iuenn aud Die GpHsn fir fpldj' eisl
Gabel iuegen ieineB aroBeren @etuidhis
ilro Der G5ipieriateit ieiner 9ebiina
sitm 3uede bon Snipisirun9en oosr
Reparaturen erbebli1 b6ber tDnllnsn
birfien, als oiejenigen eines 9~leara-
pbeniabsls.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

sSn 8eutI9lanb agitirt man fir
gffbaffung Der Sbsaterceniur. War
riht einmal ppr SO SeSobren bon etnas
gehnltdem bic Hebe2
X x X
Da Ipred5en bic 2erte INNER bdz
riiher, mas na6 allaen,einer ginfi;b=
riing bes 9llltomobi!s aus benz pferbe
irerben 1oll. QGas aber aus bem 6l,fs
fhnrieb trirb, oarum fiimmert ii4 fei1
MienI6.
Mlfreb Muftin's 0erie iinb na9 Mn<
E9t bes .&anfas gitn Star" immer
nrh nidt 1p 59leht, ipie Die bielen
faulen Wibe, bic bariiber semadt tperz
ZEN. 9a miiffen bic WiBe allerbinss
febr f6led)t iein.
Nun eiebt's audi einen S6ulbiiderz
sruit. 9as lit iibriaens son3 in Ger
Srbnung, haB aucb bic 98gz8iihe-
rpn einent 5ruit beraefellt lperDen.
ba ia bp6 BON u Biz 8 Nnes pertrns
itet 1T.
* X X
nMus benz Rreife 5hpeb" mslbst
RE glbin9er 3eituns: uMu1 in bieIem
Sabre IinD Bon benz &reisau5ihub So
Tienitboten nit prGmien BON 10 Biz
20 Marf fir 5idbriee taDellpfe 9ienfz
seit bei elmer SerrI6aft bebrpbt !porz
Gen." Der areisausi6uB follte boh
io arheitslpilliee Qeute in Gube laHen!
< X X
Grn elmer beionberen 9(usaeidnung
treiB bic yH6einiih=WeItfGl. 3tg." 81,
beribter:: ~ Ter Oipiiionsbampfer s..
bpn Der Is. 0ibiIipn in 0iifeloort 1T
gum Wilitdrz Sberpfarrer pes 9. Mrz
meefprps in 9(ltona ernannt pproen."
9anad mub iieIer Oipiiionsoampfer
ein airhnnihiff eelpeien iein.
,MGnnerHols bor &onigst6ronen"
1T in 0eutI6lanb nc6 ni6t gang abz
bcnhen eetommen, od Der 8ebetmratb
Solution, Der Better Der Sdiffsbaus
aefenIdaft 9ultan, ben inn angebote=
rem Mbelstitel abeelebnt hat. Jreili4
tpirb ct bafiir als nlpeiBer Rdbe" be-
Sei9nst. Sin ipeiBer gfabe lit aber
unter llmitdnben reipettobler als Elm
Hptber Qpler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

sssn galifprnien tperDen in Der ndd},
fen prdfiDententpahl ipeper bic Sos
fidlbemnfraten nod bic prohibitionis
iten tire ganbibaten auf ben aintliden
Gtimmaettel ieBen biirfen, ba fie beioe
i'm lebten Npnember Die porgefhrie4
bensn brei prpeent ber @eTaHmtftimz
lnenaabl niht erreidten. Debs erbielt
ndmlidb nur 1900 unb Mppllen 5000
Gtimmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
MantifdDe Statifik.

Sic @eIommttpnnen5abl bcr lnlSabre
1899 crbauten Seaclz unb So1upfldbiTte
,bctrGat 2,4O6,543 fir olle oltf Der gan5en
@rbe pprlonbcneu Sdliif5iperften @pn
biefen rli11tmt Gl1glonb nabe6n orelnters
tel, ndrlicb 1,731.543 Sonncll filr ltd in
9lnIpsltb slls StpeitgrpBtes Sd)itte
boitenbes 2aub fonmt Seutldlano NIT
100000 Spnneit, Die Gercinigtcn Stooz
ten BON Nnrbanlcrifa erreidbten Die no1
red)t Itattlid)e 3iffer bon $4,000 CONS
rcll, tpdbrcnb bagegen Sronfrei6 NIT
62,000 Gonten red)t leGr 6urildltebt un0
bies 1ti1Iun1ebr, ipcnl1 man crtdbrt, Dap
hpn bieier 3abl faum 10000 Sonnen an
9ampf]d)tffcn gebalt irlrpen, ipdbren0
ber hei ipeitem grDberc S1eil $4,000
Srnnen ouf Segelld)iffc cntfdllt. 8enn
man Die 3abl her SompfidifTe olein be-
riiddfigen ippllte, 10 ipirbe Sranfrei9
mod bon Hubianb, Stolien llnb 5plano
iherfliigclt gef1nben ipcroen.
@iner in ,2lpbb's Hcailter Der San1s
bier nit 100 unb irebr Snrnen Honnla
aebalt" fir bas SaGr 1S99-19G0 oe9es
bencn lleberliegt ber 9ampfcrtlotte Der
gSclt cntnehnleu ipir, baB 9entl6lano
ieBt bnn ollen 2dnberu bnrd)l6uittliD
Die grobtcn Sempfcr aciibt. Sic Dalten
i'm 9nrcbibnitt 1914 Sonnen netto.
SSbneu frl1cu bic iilterr Srng. Sampler
nit 1850, sic hplldnbiId)en nit 1908, Die
italicni1dcn nit 995, sic englilben NIT
986, sic omerifanilchcn nit SIT, bie
frans6Si1dcu nit sos, bic iponiIhcn init
799, Die hdniielen nit 65S, nic norbegi@
idleu nit 592, bic rriliibcn NIT 551, Die
Der cnaliIdjcE 8olol1ien nit 415 1to Die
I6ipeeilben nit 81 Sonllen int Surde
idnitt.
SIM @ou6cn fiibrt bos acnonnte 9fee
glitter 1857 Sampler fiir Seeidiffahrt
init je 100 unb n,c6r Snnnen ollf. 9a@
BON aeboren me6r ols Die S3alfte (ndu1i
li66 $500 @nglanb, oll6erbem 917 ben
enaIiid'en &oluiicn. Pin 5ipciter Gtele
fnl8t Selifibloi,b nit 1888 Sanpfern.
Sobcrn beiiscn sfnripeeca ,7719. Sb1pez
Den e42. Srenfred] 639, Die &areiniaten
Staafen bon slnlerifa COS. MuRlanD
400. Gpunien 43S, 9dnenlarf $50, Stas
lien ESQ. Soollanb 263, SeitcrreiGzl1n<
garn 203 Sampler.
3os Meer lit belcbter oIs jc. MbacIes
ben bon benz &uItenpcrfebr ipirb es BON
unr1bernb 11,0O0 Sanlpfern iiiD 10000
Seglerft befabren. Nin Iebbaftelten nlaQ
Der 5diffsbcrfebr in Dem Canal Sipilebert
England lnlb Sranfreib lein, ben aIIe
Die 5ablreiclcn Seliffc Ser Norbs u,1o
95i5ee niirdfabrelr nliiilen, I'M ills Dffene
Wiecr al fo1r1n,er, miiS ber outb ben
ar0bten TleiI beS englild)en 9ampfers
berfebrs trdgt SSeitalls am n,eilter bcs
falrcn lit bic Strabe 5foilbel berl i,Dros
liGcn europa nnb giorbanerifa. Man
bat bsrccDnet, bab bic 5ablreihen @on,s
pferberbinbulgell 5ipiidcn europa llnb
Nprodlnerifn irDGentlid 5000, aIfn id9rs
ilidl 4160oo Neiiense I'm 9ur1it5niA be-
f0roer,I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

sDaily Except Sunday. FLAG stop. Meals
stops take passengers for Pittsburgh and points east
.herscf.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 to ~ 90
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to 200 neon
T.. F. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
'iI-25-00-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running of trains, apply to any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania III nes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Dark Face figures, P. N. time. Light Face A. N. tims

Dark Face figures, P N. time. Light Faoe. A. " tims
Connections leave Newc0merstOwu
via Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, 2 43 am, III 81 am. r II pm. For
For am Fdr R Gin
cinnatf, Indianapolis and st. Louis, al 81 am
s4 IS pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover via
Cleveland & Pittsburgh DiyisiOn.-For
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, f7 40 am and f2 So pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop.
L. F. .LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
l-I-l900..N P1TTsBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through ticketa
baggage checks. and further Information 70
garding the running OF trains, apply to any
agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
Gsmmeetjemen IN Metpeomersto,u ,t1D,
1sbridsuiue.
Mbfabrt uon llbri dspiIIe fir 8onsrstolpnt
Scio Sittsbura NIB ben Often *12 ;04 Ssadmittass.
Tiir Denni1on t7:49Gabmittass Sir Sie,uromtrss
tcpn. Golbocton unb Columbus t5:05 Norniits
tags. 0iir Golumbns, Cincinnati, SnbiaHapolis
unb ct. 2ouiS 1870 0n.mttd9s DIr gDlums
bus unb @licaso 400 atadmitta9s.
MbIabrt pon Remcomerstomn fur Geso
HittSbura nno ben Often *2.43 Grrni., sll.3i
Born. unb t2:Il Nodu. Sir llbridsuilie inS
Dennilon t7.1z Rohnl. Sir GoboctoIl. Nfspart
uHb colltmbnS 1885 Gorrt. Bur Columbus.
Cincinnati. SnOidnappIis unb 81, 2ouis sll:S7
Bornt uno sl1.43 atahm 6ir Gogumbns unt
Chicago a :35 Eahm.
Sdslin Idaii9, ausssncmnssn GeuntasA
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lleberleei(ber frrnlpreduerkebr.
7ie 2esuus pon elepbonfabeln bnrdt eine grs
ftuSnn9 prattifabel gemadbt.

Tie Nmeriean Self 3elepbone lnb
Selegrapb Company bat cine grfins
buns onsetauft, Ourb bic es mOslid
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WroBbritanaitns ilenfr gfrr[d)sr.

Gilbert GSuarc beftcist ala GSmaxo Der Gie'
bemte cen casIisden 1hscn.
9llcert G0aarb. prin5 b1n Males,
Der in 6plae oe5 Sooes ieiuer Muiter
unite! h4ni 5itei g0larD 0er- -Giebeite
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I'M Mfrifa herum burd'S Mittelmeer
fegeln, Inn bic 6aupttiiltenpldbe Gu-
ropas 5u belllhen unD fir uns prnpa@
ganba sit MAIDEN. Mlfo cine Mrt.
fdipinlrneilbe oraerifanifhe MusHelz
lung lin bic @eli.
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Nos. 3:I6 and Y16 connect ut Wellsv1lle for
SteubenvilIe and Belaire. Nos. SO2, 8O6. jig
and 336 connect in Union Station, FittspuTgh,
for the East. CAFE PARLoR CARS on Nos.
BIO and 3I1. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
8Ol and 3O2.
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