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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. 4 p Bloch Of Galveston spent YES.
terday in The city
Mr. j. e.. Paul. banker ~ Amarillo. IS
visiting This city ON business.
Mr. George Ncl.air ~ ChesteryilIr was
IN m" rit1 "n business YESTERDAY
Hon Joel W Goldsby. 2 rTumincr, Al.
iornoy OF Mobile. Ala. Is m The civ ON
legal business
Mr. Allie Bailey Of Dallas rs visiting his
family AT No ITO osk street. so fhi. city
Tor few davs.
Mrs Mobile Bailey n Dslls, IS visiting
aer. daughter. Mrs. Birdie Dickens, ~ 80.
l@lA Oak street
Rev Dr. r. r. Riley. pastor NJ tho First
BaPiSi church Boa this city. has gone 10
Chicago on business
Miss Bessie Hughes corner Caroline
street and Lamar avenue spent saturday
auu sunday In Austin.
Miss Hattie Van Pen ~ Navssota ar
rivei ia the city last nigh, for visit IN
hcr sister. Mrs Ic,one Kelly 5is silver
street.
Mr. charles Crane returned Yesterday
iioln quite an extended trip a. Mexico.
taking la san Antoine ana austin ON thc
return.
Mr. F. ]. Conn, a prominent citizen ~
l-utEn. spent Yesterday in Houston. Mr.
tcm is largely interested in tho canning
factory 10 be established In his town
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We hereby announce OURSELVES
dates for aldermen Of the civ q, n 0.l
n our respective wards snhi,a. noa1t
action NJ tho democratic nrims,t..m NJ
h"tehy declare ourselves IN fsysr !,
following platform ~ y M
]. We favor municipal owpersb,n !,
public utilities, aud especially f9,,.s
city owning and operating its w "
works and light plant. we
> We favor public Improvement.
=, We favor = strict enforceman, :.
contracts entered into by the div
We favor creating a sinking fn,s !,
fcient 10 care for bonds al mstnrtS Ky
: We favor that In granting frs5,.,..
the city should he well compensstsa y
same and her rights well guarded sbS ~ y
tect.d y
8 We favor the encouragement Of MI,
featuring industries. 'A''
{ We favor union wages and u,n
hours a
$ We favor an efficient Ere and MN,
department w
q We favor the city making such ma
slams as arc necessary for the M,
schools Of The CITY, to meet their pec1s,,
obligations as same mature. aud tia M
ing aside or a certain percentage o. II
city's revenue for their maintenxaa, NJ
operation.
10 We favor tho administrator ., a.
affairs of the city in an economical HI
huSincss-like manner
For Aldermen:
First Ward.-W. ]. Kohhauu, H,uI
Pulls
Second ward.-Feli1 schrsm. Jana /
Thompson.
Third Wsrd.-G. c. Street, Edgar W.
kluS.
Fourth ward.-Herman T. Keller, 7. "
Archer.
Fifth Ward. Robert L. Jones, Stsu \
GaTyey.
sixth Ward. w. T. Wall ]. 2. Gasts,.
] hereby indorse the above platform IN
respectfully solicit the people Of Asr
ton 10 vote for and support the above uis
ed candidates for aldermen,
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We nave advertised CasosretS in our paper
for years. TODAY they have n rreata, sa,e
man any similar medicine in the world IL
- another proof that merit backed hy pub.
tcitY urinE> success. Like an great sue
ttsst,, SCAREIS have imltators Ne
want 10 warn ou- readers against tha pur
chasing OF an imitation of CASCARErs
II Is not fair u the makers nor 10 our read
er> that fake shouid be palmed of on
them 80 please remember hpt the genu-
lne I AstAkEr tablet Is always stamped
Gee and never sold In bulk or fsrs
hut always put up 10 a blue metal box with
the well known long tailed &C., on inc
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CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Comes 70 Houston Positively on March ~
and 10 ut the Auditorium.
The orchestra j., enc Of the rnest organ.
izutions ~ its Kind I'm Tho country ranking
with the Boston symphony orchestra and
der the leadership of Mr. Adoiph Bosvn-
becker. thorough musician and great d.
rector.
10 b. just completing a long aud success
which 100 concerts have been given and
has been greeted with great enthusiasm and
Interest at every performance
Fonr great solo artists appear with the
Towne. tenor; Nine Ragna Lime, soprano.
Mr. Jan Van Oorir yioinist, ana Mr..
Franz Wagner celiisi.
Two concerts and q matinee on the 18Th
will he given Ia Houston, with an entire
change Of program AZ each concert
The indications are that large audiences
will attend each concert here. as elsewhere.
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The BraunlE Stock company which win
open an engagement at the opera hons.
tomorrow matinee viii on tomorrow night
ticket II seats are reserved before n rn
Following arc the bills TO be- presented
Tuesday matinee, Trapped by TreAchcry -
TUESDAY night. "A Man OF Mystery %
Wednesday matinee, The ProdSal Wife"
Wednesday night "Nlek Carter. Drtee,
i've Thursday matinee. Under Two
Rags. Thursday night, rho Inside
Track Friday matinee "Thc Kiduspcr.
Of New York" Friday night Tho jaime,
boys New speeialiies and Illustrated
songs viii he Introduced az each pcrfur.
nance
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TO EXPERIMENT WITH on
Orders Have Been Given at the Pen
sacola Navy Yard.

Pensacola. Fla. March. a.-Tbe Tpit.s
States government viii shortly experiTsp,
with Texas fuel 81 an the Pensacola rsys
YARD orders have been received fr,in
and N " proves satisfactory ID win H. .tf,
ituted for coal on some " The ,vgrxi,i,,s
SIMILAR experiments viii De made M ,I,,
Norfolk. BROOKLYN aud New Orleans nav,
The treasury department 40 Wsslior,or
haS issued ms ruc ions sor iosis an ~, =,
more ~ The reYenue cutters on the t,,,if -,
Mtklg" and Y satisfactory results M. ~
lalnea 81 Will Zoe substituted for eosi \,
al 81 ihc cutters along the ruN ana at
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During a period OF poor health some
tine age 7 got trial bottle OF Dewitt's
Little Early Risers says Justice-of the
fSace Alan sho,k n New Lisbon Ind.
Il took Them aud they diJ me q mucb
good nave used them ever since" safe
reliable aud gentle. DpWitt'S Little Eariv
hisers neither sriPe nor distress bui slim
niate inc liver and promote regular and
easy action OF the bowels
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Notice ofRegistrati,

ontce Of Registrar OF ci,.
f1i,s.ston street side Of old ~, ~ Boa.
The ohlee Of the Registrar market
uon q The legally qnalifed ~. ne ser,.
lon. Tor the city election Ia sstirs u ~
I'm day 81 april, l9pa. viii aed q
N. and IL win continue. a. uIesen 4 ~
registration Of the legally ~ 9peh h
for twenty consecutive davSt allhed ~
Guided. tiom ; O'clock a -, .Sundsf i
p. M ~ each day, ana M ta,.l ~
To be entitled TO register, e,a,st
son must be u yenrs Of aye ~ taal, .
ne e,tC.iVh y be hrid. must be- ae a
tue United states. and must "a qiils
in the state one wear ney, lave ts,'
election. and the last six Innntb sediie 4
Of Houston. He must fnrnilhs " H. (
trar with his name. color s.,t he NJ
number of tAc ward, the lame ~ aiallss \
on Mhich hr lives, aud the numhs.e q
Voters must register Ia nrr,.
by letter or proxy. lriateh' pa /,
paup"rs supported hv tho ,onn, iunII
sons convicted ~ felony nn.' al \
the right Of suffrage by Tho 49,, eiofsf
3h soldiers. mariners and sea1a.A ei 3
srmr or navy Of the United Stats.n u /
allowed la register No nro,.iteS an ,
tlon certificates viii hr acce,..k resis,
election for which this rreis,r.f.ed At
lnd"r inc law, 81 persons anni,,ish Z "
In the city Of Houston mus ing n
FIRST. aud have the registrar. l,esglss,
sued before They can vote. ana sIilhesill
person Of foreign birth. SnhIcr, YER u
nc d,S9na liiications aforesaid. sbo a ny
time before an election. shall .o, a !
bis Intention % become "A ri,i.e daflf'
United States, in accordance ri,th q (
eral naturalization laws. ana sb MN ne 4
sided in his State one wear ~, Maze
ing Such election, and the Ia n plfu
In the county iu which he orrsrsA rfsi
shall also be deemed a qualiaed ~ y y
Rsyis,rar -, &c Grnmbsrs
10y u Honstr
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Made from an activa principle obtained
from Black Root They ect an the livar
"guN 10 cal"lce' aud leave 100 had after
effects. No gripping no. sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation Price - cent,
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rbe hnanee committee will sell 20 tho
highest bidder all property sold 70 the city
under execution for ts1es This sale viii
begin Wednesday. the 9Th instant al 10
n n Aliby & Dow hall. and continue from
deT 10 dsy until all property IL sold
A Lp9<s. cAtE aecEefarT.
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Fo7 MAYOR.

At the solicitation OF large number 4
the citizens Of Houston. | hereby snnOuls
myself a candidate for the Office Of paJ9,
0. 7. bot
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Inere was an excellent congregation AZ
fne Tabernacle Baptist church yesterday
morning The house was well dIcd and
fne congregation very attentive Tho choir
which has been recently organized and is
one Of the very newest musical ,.rrepiza-
lions in the city. rendered some excellent
music and Is showing rapid strides IN ad-
vancement and progress The a,ibe,,
Praise Ne the Father" qs Sung an the
morning service WAS beautiful and we'll
rendered Rev. Evander Ammnns. The mas.
Tor. preached from tho text This Is Az
beloved Son in Whom am Well Pleased =
u was a very fine effort and the hearers
were well pleased VITA H.
An unusually largo congregation greeted
me pastor ct the opening Of the evenin 2
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hereby announce myself as a eii.
date for the Office OF chief OF police, 81
lect 10 action of the democratic prlmids
John W. HoEMt
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Al the solicitation az my many frens
who have contributed TO my annonneenss..
fund. ! announce myself as candldsls y
reelection to the office Of city allvls,i
subject 10 the action uf the 1.nSS. w.
primaries Joe ~ s'D
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hereby announce myself as a candida.
for the office of chief Of police, subject
the action OF the democratic primaries
J. NJ RAJ.
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hereby announce as candidate II
chief OF police, subject to the action Of ID
democratic primaries.
Thomas O'LAsy
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CITY ASSESSOR.

! hereby announce myself as 3 caeo in.s.
for 70 election to the office Of cliy as ~ Il,
and collector, subject TO the action Va "
democratic primaries :, v.,A.
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CITY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as eanala.a
or reelection to the Office OF city ilsn
urer. subject TO the action OF the oe.e
cratic primaries. a. A, etsDN
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CHEF OF POLICE.

! hereby announce as candidate n
Chief OF Police, subject 10 action Of III
democratic primaries. Geo. Ellis
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CITY ATTORNEY

I hereby announce myself as candla'ii.
fcr the office OF city attorney. suoled Y
the action Of the democratic DAY prilasiiis
lngham :. Roberts
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hereby announce a. candidate Y
Chief OF Police. subject to action Of u
democratic primaries. J. q. Black0ao,
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4 The eaby Is Cuttino Te.th

be s1re and Use thar % ana Een trea
Ieusdl, MTs Wntiow's Snc1hing SFrun
'cT ehnaren ter hinE II s~stheS me cbilS
softeRs The guns, ailaTs al pHin. csrss
vino collie snd u ths eexf remedy far
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hereby announce myself MS canolal ',
for the ofdce Of city attorney, spplsvs, =
the action Of the democratic pri gasas
z. II. stone
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post is authorized 10 annogioss ~ NJ
W NJ Brumby as candidate 20, .n M
Health officer. subject 10 the act""
the democratic primaries.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

am candidat To- alderman ~ :, Il,
Sccoud ward. Snhicot o. the lcilnss n -
oDuocrafic primaries. and respeeti"''
licii your support. s,,tesaa
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hereby announce myself as csn lsns \
for health officer subject 10 the ae'iyS
the democratic primaries n
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The Post is authorized TO announce I!
Me as a candidate for chief OF police, "
ject to the action Of the democratic y
maTies.
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.. II Hl'i' ~ ''.
CUnnpefi5uu Ffesbytcilsr'
Tr'nrnlns sef'lee i9 hfai aA 'N''''N'
mon br the pastor. Gw J. Nj ha'@c'L -.
n tse rtasrl.rr seemed al sis be-, and
- ~ hrsr,rs an gbls sc-ruau uei de-
sss5 80 r-,5i ~ -t,,,4., t,i-+- J-ha
1910 i..t .,
singing iN ioe 'h't WI" Fi' '''Nf wy
+nAI servo iHli' NA9 81" 7''t
~ IL th'@'n- ~ LIZ. ..t,-
laiE li'n "a'-A
thf bui5dihE al'tto'4 ~ -
alee Thach '0peillute l me 'f'u'"E
vice at this cAureh ti~ service Nie- ile
first q Inc revival 81 ihe regular lnnn'A
srrC gnrviC1 20 this churet ana ~ is fDe
irtcrrian II the past0r SO have special
srrg Eeryirr ono SQndaF evening iu ench
m1I1h. Prof Wi0nm B"erkins has ac-
eepted she leadership cf the singing ana
these services wll IT, under his direction
and management The Singing lsst evening
80 r-3rT5fs e,s aU r,ho vrt., ,,rr4eDf
v-e~a ~eH r,ireeeG Tho following vrr me
-.ar,,.s-- rrnss-oa.
oS.7-rly r,.rvr, Praise Him
Csrrra7,o-.
eeia7rr ~ +s,, ,.-,..
- - 5-.-..,3t reg g.t com,
80 - r -
no w. N "'liA'u M l1' "'li'' A'''s 4N-'
t'+tt
lelin SOTO N-1I''l d.. ,.,r
eANl ~ Hi hi--- 'F' ''''
".1s- ,-
Vocal SOLO iltdf ny prayer, Nfs
Tickcns
kins.
80
Mckee Street ~ z Church South
mo seryf,a. al fb. Mckee Street Afrtho-
. ,..-..g..
ofst iPH'el'f' '"N''@'
were especially interesting IhrN wore
ee1uuuttien ~ rho revival services began
r0e we@k ago. huf N1.rn were $50 sa9 ~
.f,t ir+r hv she sad sr-l.If..... ...lI .Ht nU
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STREET COMMISSIONER,

hereby announce as candida,st toct %
office - street Commissioner su9ys
the action Of the democratic prlmanasa,
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At the solicitation Of my many i y, y
| announce myself as q candidate I y.
election for the office OF street so sn n,
sloner Of the city Of Houston sublec'
action OF the democratic prima nnsssnn.r
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SIT PA1RICK'S DAY ENTERTAIN
ME>T--An arrangements for the greatest
celebration Of ST. Paulcks Day on next
Monday March II. ever witnessed ia
Houston are about perfected meet
ing of the general arrausomant vom-
mitteo 'or the - Pauok- Day en-
fortaumot was held yesterday Iu
the office Of Attorney John g. Nelut iu
Jhc Buz buildne Thorr wc-y only mat
tiers VI minor Importance 90 Doe attended
10 aud the different member, assigned to
look after the minor points TO Doe looked
. after before closing the work ~ the com.
mittCc The reports from ai quart r-
rs ere ~ The most encouraging nature and
THEE neral committee - arrangements X rs
highly pleased with the prospects The
committee adjourned uutIl Thursday. March
l1, when the nual meeting VIII be bold
and at which time all reports are expected
SO De iu
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ssrricc- The songs were MOI only appro
yriste. having been selected heforc hand,
but they were Wei sung aud the audieuce
vas frehted to some very fine instrumental
and vocal music. The text chosen AY Rev.
Aminons for his discourse AZ The even pr
serTiee was the hrst commandment.
Thou shalt Have no Dfher God Before
Ne. The pasior seemed az his very best
snd preached an animated. excellent and
strong sermon At the conclusion - the
sermon, the doors Of the church being
opened. while the uhoir sang % beautiful
song 81 limitation. one persOq came
forward and united with the church.
After 1he regular sirrice q hsptismal sery-
ice wns held and cnr candidate baptized
N the haptisierv. Which has Just been
built IN this church.
Before diSmisstnE thc congregation an an.
nouncement was made that Che ladies' "
ine church viii Eive a Mexican supper
a. Fhe church next Thursday evening 10
which every one Is invited
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FoR DISTRICT CLERK.

hereby anuouurc n self a. ese'e rc
for the office uf district clerk. suhl'''
tior of he dcmocrati' pr'm1He'p lshs
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ELlGlELES FOR poSTOFFICE Az
FOINTNn.NTS. zinc list of those persons
who stood sp examination before the local
hoard ~ the United States civil Service
Ccm'Dis,ion in this gty ora November -,
1901. and who ras-ed a creditahlc c2sml1a
tlen. making over and above the required
per coufaEc. has inst been received from
Washington Those names are now placed
uu tho eligible list from which the seIce
t"us IN on any Vacsn,y Occurring at the
houston po-toTice must be taken The
following is the list as received together
with the positions 10 which they are eli
Ehie. tiert. Matte Nichols. Lucy
Nroot- Ethel C. Withstand frank S.
Fletcher, Fred BococA. NiVu a. Dustin
Eov p Nichols. Carrier Maynard A.
Frazier Frank u Myers. Grant G. smith
Niets a Goodwin Matt Anderson, Iott n
Warren. William j Martin, Fs-aus Z
Pi1kuev
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

ROYAL ARCH pEGREE-The Royal
Arch degree viii be conferred by the off
,crs q Washington Chapter No. ., ROYAL
Arch Masons on Monday, March 10. NJ 7.ao
O'Clock =. M az TIE Masonic Temple.
owing to the absence Of one candidate from
Richmond CAUSED Dr. the delay in 1rii Tal
OF the Southern Pacific train. this work
was postponed from March 3, 20 10
SHARKS BENEVOLENT CLUB.-The
sharks Benevolent Club held their regu-
Jar selnI-n monthly meeting az their ban veg
terdsy Twenty new members were admit
ted. The committee op smoker reported
ail bills In and tine amount 81 cash col
iesfed showed q deficiency " four dollars.
This was .ollertcd from The members pres
emf TO reimhur~c the committee TIE meet.
ing uaS we'll attended. TWO families were
reported relieved since the last mcctine
Favor COOP G0Xl'HNMENr--A mrrt-
ior NJ tho Christofcr Colombo society. com-
posed OF many prominent local italian resi-
dents. WAS held yesterday afternoon at
Mon I.sbrr haiL Mr.. Charles LamamA
presided and Nr Joseph Mustcrbis was see.
retary The meeting was held Tor ihc pur
pr-c ~ lyulins "a voice So the cause Of re-
form. good government and better 81 izon-
ship aud waS quite success After re-
mark. hr several members lhe meeting
adjourned until next Sunday
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Gin fiefcS Webet,mniiS.

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'bebt ben Nppetit uno perleibt s6llise Sc
lunbbeit. gfun SOC. in Der Mpctbefe bon
Graitt WIQer II. Scbn.
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SattsenDe tucrOen III Die Scr
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Nriiiet Mles nnb bebaIttt baS Bette 60 laltet cine
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Nad aenauen tabellarii1en Wuf=
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Dark Face figures P. NJ time hgh. Faos l. u tune.
Connections leave Newc0merstOwn
via Pittsburgh Dfvisfon.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, " 43 am, *11 81 am. y II pm. For
For Columbus, IS IS am. For Columbus. Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis, al 81 am
and ri 93 pm. For Columbus and Chicago
A IS pm.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-FOr
Cleveland, Canton snd Fort Wayne Routa
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, f7 40 am and t2 So pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop.
L. F. LOREE, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
1-l-l900..N PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates Of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further Information 70
garding the running of trains, apply to anI
0gent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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BETWEEN BaYaRo AND NEW PHIL ADELpHIA.

*Daily. fExceptSunday. Alag stop. lMeals.
mStps to discharge passengers from points west Of Hudson
stops On signal for passengers points Eastern Division
also East Of Pittsburgh.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 1900 noon 70 10 0
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to 12 90
G. L. PECK, E. A. FORD.
Generai Manager, General Passenger Agent
76Ol.-I PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
For time cards, rates offare through tickets
baggage checks and further information re-
gard1ng the running of trains, apply to any
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30

Nos. 336 and 316 connect at Wellsville for
and 336 connectin in Union Station, Pittsburgh
for the East. CAFE PARLOR CARS on Nos.
31O and 81. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
SOl and 302-1