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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
Biq Train of Freiaht Cars.

Morgantown w Va, Oct. 30.-The
longest freight train that was ever
hauled over the Fairmont, Morgan
town and Pittsburg railroad passed
here It was in charge of Conductor
Howard Adams and pulled by engine
No. 1875, one of the largest used on
the road The train was made up of
95 cars, mostly heavy steel coal cars,
and the remainder gondolas.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
WelSbach Lights Reduced to Si25

Large mica chimneys 40c extra. We
are the only authorized agents for
the genuine "Welsbaeh." All other
incandeseent lamps are infringements.
$500 reward for the conviction of
any one selling spurious burners as
w"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
AHMED.

AMiNEbs
today. After he finishes quite a num-
Der of questions prepared by the mem
bers of the court will be submitted.
The judge advocate. in conducting
the cross examination, used a care
fully prepared typewriter list OF
questions They called for compari-
son of statements Admiral Schley has
made either in his direct testimony.
in his communication to the senate or
in his dispatches to Admiral Samp-
son or the navy department, with the
testimony of witnesses who have pre-
coded him and the logs and signal
books Of the other vessels of the fleet.
The questions were not asked in
chronological order, but jumped from
one subject to another and from one
stage of the campaign to another.
Throughout the strain to which the
witness naturally was subjected while
under examination the admiral re-
tanned his customary composure.
Only once or twice did he display i'm
patience or WEAKNESS. At one point,
when asked question, he replied
that he had been asked the same ones
ton yesterday (meaning Monday. at
the same time telling what his reply
had been then. On another occasion
he was being searchingly interrogated
as to the distances from shore at
Cienfuegos and as to whether the dis
tances were matter of record. and
he responded rather tartly: "Oh. no.
| did not know they would ever be-
come matter of such great. import
ance. or | should have plotted them
and made, memorandum, as | should
OF many other things
The main points to which the cross
examination was directed were the
ability of the ships to coal off Glen
fuegos and the reasons for what is
known as the ''retrograde move
ment."
cweit Upon With Much Emphasis.
The latter point was dwelt upon
with much emphasis and detail and
had not been disposed of fully when
the court adjourned The admiral
gave three reasons for turning back.
First, the statement Of Captain Sigs-
bee, who commanded the scout ship
st. Paul, that the enemy was not in
Santiago; second, the opinion OF
Nunez, the pilot, that the entrance
was too narrow and shallow for the
Spanish ships to enter, and third, the
ambiguity of the departments tele-
gram. In the course of the cross-ex-
animation the admiral said he regard
ed the departments dispatch rather
as suggestion than as an explicit
order, suggestion which he carried
out after the sea had abated and the
coal supply of the ships had been re.
plenished.
At one point Captain Lemly asked:
Had Cervera's fleet appeared dur
Ing the nights you were at Cienfuegos,
either coming out or coming in from
seward, what under your instructions
would your fleet have done?''
Knocked them out" CA stir in the
court)
What were your instructions
To follow the fiag-instructions
given at Hampton Roads"
But what were your instructions ?"
There were none. | do not con
slider that the regulations or customs
required written instructions.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
Notice to Ice Consumers.

Having bought the ice owned
BY w. w. Graham and ]. c. Turf
ner we are prepared to deliver at
your door pure mountain ice a.
IS cents per 100 lbs. Low rates to
large consumers.
Prrr q, Co
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
SALVATION ARMY TO CARE
FOR POOR OF STOCKHOLM.

Stockholm, Oct. S0.-The city coun-
Gil has signed a contract with the
Salvation Army to care for the city's
poor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
Sand for Sale.

People who want the very best
building sand will do well to call on
w. z. Anderson oi w. t. Wilson.
Those buying will be given full meas
ure.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
NOrgant0WnP Planning NH Go.
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
all Kinds Of Dressed Lumber

Now under full Roadway with the
argest supply of builders material
Yer kept in stock in this county, con-
listing of frame lumber, siding, floor
ng, doors, windows, lath, shingles,
and finishing lumber in both hard
and soft woods; also agent for Cum
berland Cement and Lime. As prompt
attention as possible given everybody
considering the tremendous amount
Of business we are doing at the
MOrSaatOWn Planning Mill Co.
Telephone No. SO.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
and Scenic Line.

Tourist Car via Southern Routes leave.
Chicago every Tuesday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-30
MoNOSGAHELA RIVER II. r.

MVNVNW n III I'D a IA ' II II H. M
No. 5-Arrive at Farmont .......-.t.... $50 p. m.
No. 1--Arrive at Fairmont ...............12.a5 p
No. 3-Arriye at Frirmont ............. 500 a m.
No. 2-Leave Farmont ................ TO a. IN.
No. 6--Leaye Fairmont. .....4.....,.... 200 p. m
N 4--Leave Fairmont .........4.,...... 40 D. m.
No l0--Arrive Fairmont Sunday only -. 100 a
No 9--Leave Fairmont Sunday oay S $50 D. m.
All trains arc daily with the exception Of Nos.
aud 4 on the Pittsburg Division and Nos. 3. and A
on the Nj R., whichare daily except Sunday.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
TIE FIRE ENGINE DRIVER.
Greatest and Last. Mr.. scbbietor
Thinks. of the Line of Heroic
Rcinsmen.


40 doubt the tine will come" sad
Mr. Nobeseten. according 70 the New
York sun. when IRE apparatus Of all
sorts. s. wei as other vehicles. VII
ha roasarspForeilsd. instead az drawn
hs horses. - We wauf 10 Jock now.
while we may. i vi want 10 see the
krsf thing IN driving that the world
hiss aEorded. before such driving gees
enzie ent q fashion.
~Ihe chariot race man was al right.
be couc drive. SURF; and 80 could The
maa fhat put q four-horse team. with
q swaslns Concord coach behind Il.
q eng q narrow read on a shelf on the
face = a mountain; but l DO suppose
this last Of The line Is the greatest.
the nan aho sits strapped in his seat
ana hoils the reins over a team of
three horses driven abreast. hauling a
fse-ion engine on the dead eal.op
through crowded city streets. The
asaT.of man was good. and SO was the
msn that drove stage in the noun
ta5ns. but ;his man that sits strapped
in his seal to 20 over with the engine
81 i, gees. and yet keeps the big team
bllin' al the time. why. say. he's the
boss q EN- all
"Lei US Jock st him. now. while we
may. and cheraAh his rnsnory."
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
MODERN DplER MAKING.
fhe Old unx VITA Its D~eafenfnE
Noise B~ Bern AiDost EHisrely
Done AWAY Hdfn.

We prepared Ter 6~eafening sounds.
Ruf there was comparatively Little
- r. for the old boiiermaAer VINO
: mmered away al Gay On EiFsts i.
f. Eas5N ms 81 least. q thing q the
rasl HIS place has been taken by
powerful machinery thai presses IN
stead q hammeriag. We began. sass
Theodore Waters ia Prank Ieslles
Popular Monthly. % res a larger
glimpse @ the machine ke precision
of The works. ard frem whst We s4s
i would seen that The making q a
locouot5vs boiler Is The work q g few
minnfas. For instance. we penf over
10 where a big machine was drilling
holes round the -dges q some large
Stats Ct metal. The slabs measured
. dozen feet each WY and were an
Inch thick. Fet TIE drills went
through several Of them kunerim-
vosed- Is though they we're - much
fell. While we looked. a travelling
crane zane rapidly up The aisle and
sfoppad b. The machine. Two fat
hceks. IKE those ussg - iifs barrels
aHH .a aANAA ANsHIr n HH.A N-a
caught q On The edge q q metal
sheet which had been drawn from The
machine. lie ~dexferously threw the
ether hook across 70 the opposite SIDE
Of The sheet ard il earehf nsatfy
over the edge Immediately the crane
lifted the sheet into TIE air and ear
L z Il swiftly Down the shop. per-
hsrs a hundred feet. 70 where q rell-
ing machine vas working. Ore edge
a the sheet s dropped into TIE
rolling machine. which 1it j. as be-
tween teeth. The crane hooks slipped
CT ald the sheet BEGAN II SIDE 50 he
fWefn fhe rols There was q heavy
grinding seuaa. and shen me could
see the sheet coming np from The
rolls IL was NJ longer fff. bit
curved into o great fnhe Norfren
SLIPPED Ont 81 She End Il the roll
machine. and annther cfane came
along. picked Il ~. aad started away
with it. We followed after.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06

am EnneI located near Stony Brook. one q tie most mdaious
districts n tbs State. and vas bo'hvrsd VIII m7l1fia 81 years Al tires
sol could not work. an was always Neg 60 S5pfe9 as wca For
s-as nd malaria 50 bad IN the SPnne. When engaged = Blowing,
ia4tI could % no;hng hi shake. must have tkea about lard
q e41Iae pills BESIDES dozens Of other remedies. bit neFef ohtaad
aay pefnaaeat benefit Last Iii. II peach tim. hid a most serious
aHass 81 chas an3 ten { mmeneei % take krans TshaleS. upona
laenSs sas8ce. AID ne first hex made ne al rzht ard have nsYa
beea wtn1a taesn since ltAe one Tahaae can morning and ned
aa1 sometimes when fel moe faan usually exhausted Ike thee u
ausy. Th.v have kept my stomach sweet my bowels rsgIaF adj
hase nai hid Tie leasf toIsh OF mslF1a noT splitting head she ancel
commenced using them. know also J~8tisEtp better and wake Up
more refreshed than formerly. don't know how many complains
kaans Jahues vi bell. bot DO know they Wl cure any one in the
condition MS and would not be without them II anv price. /
honestly consider thenn the cheaneSi-aleed medicine IN ihe void s
trey are also the most beneficial ad The most conseaie1t 10 take
IN iWenfy-seyen Years OF age and have worked hard ali "a le. the
sa.e IS most ianneS, both eaig and le and u al kinds O Vethr,
md have never enjoyed such good heath IS | have since last Ils IN
at. my n~e3gabofs have all remarked my improved oondHuon and have
said. 81 JOIN. VISIT are yoa do1g 10 lceh @phca.hY 2"
II - Ea- u~m al AWAt @f 3 ? = , > Ell sA4enf EMsA aA VS. - E4fss
y 9aeHHnHIM sarhe~ r. hffAoDa so q f@3 - 30 s#1Hs AifAe%
! 2.aa - So AG
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
NATTER OF NECESSITY.
Why Amt Phii~Ea Did Not Enjoy the
Fht;nnthrspsc G~asaeria=.

did you enjoy The missionary aid
society yesterday. Auat FAlleaas in
qnired sepheW G.aTcaee IoHzlsg. re-
ferriug % tie rhilanzbrcpie earaeriag
a Mrs Judge TublaaEs. TIE Gtezsiose
purpose Of which was. says Puck. 10
construct skirteoatz fer tie undone
hea1hen On certain fa--aWag Isles eIthe
Pacific.
-K.eli." returned Coed cd AHuf Pr
leza Dsoadsead. N.A d eeat.e nAnalle.
= can't say hat ! g. G Cd1ae
as nu-a as ! usuag 40. LcerA ]
uEa eea that :. gae 1n
cess[al ses en CT Inc sol 8-a4 las
@oaclsrc1 s1nee / have heen s gaH bsr
II point Of actual work aeccmn he'd.
! think ", male more garments l.
less time than Al any previous raeet-
ing"
Then how did il eome that yon d8a
not entoy yourself IS weI - carn
asked tie rsf Aan. ulu. bsiag tr-ad
city. was uataforad intfAe q
such charitable sauizasicrs
- Iii. you see, that AlEIatipus Nrf
FILTERS and Mary Ella Perkins. WIN +
going 10 be married aext week, y
batl there. anc Le.tg unable &c i15
about either Of them. we were forced Il
work a. the afternoon"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
FAST R TRAINS
some In France Reach a speed Great
er Than l. Attained In
EnEinnd. -

Improvements ~ the speed q cer.
tain trains on me Northern railway
II France are attracting attention N
Europe Just noa. says the New YORK
Tribune The distance between Ca
las pier and 1he Nort! station IN Paris
Is is : a4liss sonsc trains make The
trip n lass tanu fo5r hours er al he
rate 81 8 or nloTe miles va hear One.
which rnns only four DAYS a week,
the Mediterranean train q luxe. cor
ers the dstarce in three hours and a
quarter. which Is equal II = miles an
hour This run IS made without q
stop The fastest sine uiadee on a
daily train On the Northern railway
Of France is three hours and a haii'
or s. miles an hour. One q thr Lon
don newspapers. referring TO The
topic. saYs that the nearest approach
to this speed in England are these
two: The trip is made from fau-
diarton to Exeter. 1gi mics, IN )
hours and = minutes. or at the rate
Of 52a railes an hour, and from Ens'
ton u Liverpool 1881 miles IN three
hours ard ihreequarters, or at the
rate Of SIG miles an hour. II Is ih-
teresting 10 cosDpars with these ne'
ures the running time Of The taaplIs
Stale express. This train covers 4H
miles in eight hours and a quarter.
which represents AZ average speed Oh
SIS miles Al hour.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
euRRos FOR JAPAN.
A Big Bunch Of Them 10 De shipped
from OreScn RaaEcs.


Net long ago, wAen r. l. Poxell ard
A. j. Powell we're riding 1Ercsrh raj
Is~s county 10 buy ho-zeE sLex -1icea
On the range 1rEcr0uk AsrlEe G lures
They hunted up The ouner. : lcses E1n
IT Eigia. says the Portland OrnralIaA
what do you want Ter fAeze luz
foss- asked Gre Of The PCvel-S
The owner Fixed 20 pre-. tns Eoul5
cell
I'll give reu $50 . had ard round
them m sayzelf CT six dollars z lead.
you 10 deliver them Al tie ca-rz1z
a cS--rset Vas nsr6e CT lie latter
tssis f-f Ces head. TIE crzr fcrna
The fb & co-scs;nr these I---cs Z liz
cre. The Ee-c ~lid en6 FRI n CIR
5eeiec % entity Stree Au--f art
from x3z 10 trn Een have ise- L-1F
with ,z-1ss- ard they have aea
The work When 4 bu-cA CT ~ CT
eesen were captured their hesss re-e
sied toFrther ard they we're released
Until wazsed- Ee1-'y i.oc1 hrza. Ezzy
Of then Ecu-g 5zeks. xezr Il last
rounded up AID delivered TIE PoveIs
took then al They wil he ,ea ta
Battle aid The EEsoriTy 1re destined
Tor Japan 10 &c eyo6 there IS pach ani-
tna,A Seine TO TO The Tlc-tise. now-
ever. TIE younger ares vL1 be r.
leased bT the towels On tAt ran-es
tear rrosser. Wash. To further in
crease c-o multiply.
Adczen rearso 30 sgo1Ae r.ck train
efen o~ln1rant outfit. corsss-ine & bur-
tos. WAS turned Loose in Nollowa valley.
Frssn these ancestors sprzrr tie 1.ct9
head fhat row comprise the moved
shipment Of the Pcwells.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
sEE h.CU@T1iN.
4 C<xas.e FILLED With Honey ana
OrcurIed by Snakes

Dy tE3&e&
About g niles from Cebu-ne- On The
BRACES river. 5 Bee mountain O. eze
side II r5ses several hundred feel zpeKe
lie coa-trv aro1ad. and he oiAar
zrou4s he river and rises psrrl
larls for "a feet On The peEPealasu-
lar s51e are seseral ~crsvasse G. ETz@
N 0hseh PAGES ara ml.l5ous e bez4
ard 1uzs uFoz t1rz @ honeE- It's -
passlhae . sale TIE dry heights sran
below. although i thu rocks are r
cut Places that lock Ike steps III hid
49, made . Climb us usu-zaa ae
and ares sra. ard ! Is believed =
Sor-e Tat abo-iviaes sealed this eli
. procure honey .o- t1sir primitive
meals
Wislln he memory & nan- heR-
ever. par-ies hare been daring enough
. lave ihesnselres suspended VITA q
rone ana lei oawr u whcre tie bees
enter tie roe1x hsu@. and The tales
-her -css Ct tie Vas5 amounf e ha1eF
vvoazs sau7a Ike sfory tHsm he ~
sian NisAtz-
Ore nan. q COWBOY. Who worked q
he cid Ate Wilson ranch. whiea VS.
quite famous here IL a early daT- hid
tie tene-ifE 70 have soUe e Is -
fah.arers les lin down With a r
Where re hees erzsred. fe sad. TIE
e-erzssas vaere not la-Te encrTh fcr q
ran 70 errar. buf 15ssle south e 1ksf
t,oint vas q hole ahcus fenr feet ha
80 e~7- CT ten fesf vide which Re eH-
tered. Wat he saN simply struck lHn
z--h wz-h zvzzeuezL There. f1
sur from TIE f7p q TIE cave which
sre-ea to extend sor q quarter ~ 2
nile hnsk. were great combs n hc1eF
p CT o feet long. ard from fsnr 50
rfx fec+ seiae. They laskez he a T
- e Fre SIX sare curtains haugz1r r.
sore ra~5 cd haH wy TIE huE
Il tre fees sounded Ike the noise q
mary s1i-fzes 81 2 grfnt faezo-T. T.
f.d : hun-i.gk1ife with hu AID sI
81 3 rseee g thc AcreT ard 81 u.
--as rz4 .bcns . slice CT Eore -
hrfar Is cnunsufans CT The mcn1tazT
.hoxa ard vito we're veizi=s . THl
in m. wAa1. LIS attention WIS drawn
= aao.ae~ direction Or lsaeiaR
e~aosale ne detected q hissag seE aa
me nrIfse sAas uaae ~ r. heeS Pre-
sn-lx. fran tie dsuecticn fnca fe
re seurd preceded r. sau e. aeasf -
se--s-ts romiae toward hi7- her
15-.-e beaFl-ese eses shining in she
e tie torch he carried. r rse STREE
rh-se. Re -fore cur. leaFfng lis hu
- arixe I'D tbs Ta - bore
betina. Thsa his friends haa rr
ha-a m lie haa fairtel from fhe FIR
Vhen - recovered Re 7oA3 thaw
- faa seem 81 f-st fheT lan9Aed
hin frf f-ar1v Il heca-e ar aceeHt
fzet fHet IN Pee r~aountaia there
tons of honev- trf 10 one ss1ce ftz
t5r,e rs r7er beea RECKLESS eacnrh =
re-tn-e in that cave. where rot or
rif1sa-s n hes ard tons - horer ere
IL Re foaaf. brit 81 here 3 den q serpent
r-re-s TIE Intruder. Alderman 1-
G-s'irees has 2 Summer hone whHa
aasoirs 'tfs rourtain. ard is roing1a
fnnrel into the ss5e e $ ard t-T =
e~rarre n ex~fern7refe TIE serperts
and have this wonder 10 exhibit 10 ms
fr;ends-Ea1res-on News.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
THE FRIsKY WOLVERINE.
IA. 81 Late Been T~errerIxfag the
People eff C~heboyxan Coas-
4. H~1eA1Ean-

When he Is shut up N a nice clean
czEe behind l7oa bars The wolverine
Is al interesting animal. but II The
stories which eaDe from abesi Long
lake are rae he aees nef Improve
upon claser acquaintance saxs The
Grand Rapids gNieh-) Herald TIE
people up il thai region are having
sasir troubles WITH The risky an5-
mas. and xould prefer 70 study their
haails fresn The safe side C the cage.
The wolverines u thai section. 80 he
stcry runs. have appeared IL large
numbers and aTe playing al sorts Of
tricks Nth TIE local Inhabitants tar
czssu. a 4he Indians ard tTzpae-s Il
The northern woods cal The wolverine.
Is a - fellow. and likes 70 enter
their eahins. destroying Or earring
away their household goods. aaf naw
he has come down 70 civilization ard
Is making merry al the expense Of The
paaefaees
TIE wolverines aboat LonE lake are
not cnlF Killing he p-s ard SNAIL
animals huf hare 50 ferror7zs6 re
people n hat vicinity that shex dare
rot sir ouf afier dark without beinr
4rnad. Tbs usy he ssrx izterestz1r
10 animal lovers Ike Mr. Setter
Thompson. ha1 Re Ia1E Ake people
fan 20 see where TIE fgn eeues
a-z are 4 BIZ doubtful whether tie
tern Wolverine. = sppEed % Mschi-
gan people. IS II shs nature 6 = cen
piDeu1z
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06

fsesxsxs xklss 4. So. Ai-e.. PR
6ssss. VA. first Ass~npf Asnirsa
the Life 81 . Presiden1


On March 80. 1ssz. Cen gsckso7
49, offending the fu1era, q Warren
n Davis. = member Ct congress fTuz1
South Carolina ~ the czI1ol AID
while walking in procession 70 tzke
. carriage on the east fr0n1 OF me
capitol he was =>rac@rd hr : nza
named Richard Lawrence. who pre-
sensed a pistol within q few feet Ct
him The cap exploz5ed bus Cd nj
ignite the charge Lawrence threw
The pistol away and drew another-
which also missed fire Gen jackson
Aas on the arm Of NJ Noochrrs. sae-
Rotary Of The treasury. bur pursued
The assassin with raised zane Lieut.
Gednes. OF the naFE- knocked Lzz-
renee douh and the frsends Ct tAe
president tried 70 RESTRAIN hin tuf
he said LEI me &C. gentleman J
AZ nor afraid Tker can't KIN ne 1
ear protect nrse.f
Lawrence VAS arrested szr fs=
N~ashiugton Posi-. and arrzzyrsd be-
Tors Judge Cranch. and cozzig-ed
At the trial he behaved pretty nuea
Is Gui-eae did- inserr1ptirr the yra-
ee-d5nE sad taking ~ The tine
nnt1z The se6xt o-ds-cd him 10 - -
moved iron iae eou--rccm- 4 XII
fniskio1 WIS appointed 10 exznize
into MS cor6E1ssn Of mind ard y
Czuzin and Dr. S<we1 reported hin
ef unsound mid Ee ~zx ccznis1A6
20 IN insane asylum. Were he lived
Tor aazny years There w1s 81 a.
tempt made 70 involve s7ze political
sdr<rs.ries q Ges jackson n tbs
attempt on his life bar The exam
efion an5 uisz rexezze6 rosainr but
thai II nes the Rci q = MADAM
Cen saekS1n's escape t-o0 dat
WIS prossdentsal TIE ris.oH were
ioa5ed very heavily. zo5 zster - a.
ress Of Lzr-eDee we're fred TIE c--s
exploding and ignir5nE re powder
readily n the pistol AID serds7x TIE
halls through several inches of pla-
II was stated that Gen jackson SD
sf the time that lie koes where TIE
szfe1nrt originated
In Nav. 1s72- zher jackson was CT
his say 10 Fredericksburg 10 lsv -
011 SUR ~ N . ~
mother oi ~shiHEzo ne We seated
In TIE cabin OF - steamboat BEHIND
= table with Ms Th1-z-1n th- vie
Of JodEe Thurx-e1- his private So
fetery. MAJ Dofz4asOn tt Capt
Broone, OF the Dsrz1e ears TIE
general WAS reading AID smoking las
farorite pipe
hhez the boat reached Aexz1aris
. large NUMBER Of cisizeas cane
aboard y pay their respects % tie
president sDd with then was RAJ
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
PEId - RetsIa an Cid
-EeIis~ Address

-Teltrhc1e numbers have an sc1n-l
nonex value. SD N e1esr e re
American Esn Telephone company
repor1k TIE Saw Aank Nal ard ~
press tie assertion has 4 fr1r
sound. haf Z sou think fer 3 mo-
men TIE advantage a hasiness
keese derives froa haviag rs ieeafsan
WEB known the thing Stems ons na--
ulzL
In Ire RS C. tne peoples
-n1s A1 % associate a fra wh
Is aeetane uHmher. and IL Nhen
iheF ssa~f 10 ran I'D a cd friend.
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