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Col. II. L. Pickett, for the last seven
years 4 prominent Salt Laker, and a
bright and particular star in legal cir.
cles here, left few days ago for Ari-
zona, where he will make his future
home. Col. Pickett has been quite
heavily interested in mining affairs
since his residence here, and has been
very successful in his ventures in this
line. He has also made his mark as a
lawyer of ability, and has been con-
nected as counsel in some o: the
heaviest mining cases appearing on
the court dockets. He is gentleman
of marked individuality and personal
ity and stood we'll in professional and
business circles. He has great many
friends here whose best wishes accom-
pauy him to his new home. Included
in this number is.The Mining Review
Salt Lake Mining Review. Col.
Pickett is we'll known throug hout the
having formerly resided at
Silver City, New Mexico.
The copper era., 1903-10-22
every ydepatm OF
pepaedo serve you n asaisa manner

eve also extended back 10 his ear and
will leave an ugly scar. 4 small frac'
ture OF Bowdish's skull was found
when DR.. Daum, performed the oper-
alton. Both bones OF his left leg are
fractured, and his left elbow is injured
The ulva and radius, the two bones OF
the forearm, are driven up above the
elbow four inches. King has both
legs broken and a peculiar fracture
/ just above the ankle OF the right leg,
and severe contusiOns on the right
shoulder.
A party going down the Yaqui river
left Douglas this morning, consisting
Of w. =. Nichols, Sid Mullen and Ben
Stillman. They leave for the survey
OF the Cananea, IaqIi River and Pa
cific railroad, and will pass down the
river. This is a trip never before at
tempted and will be full Of interest as
well a7 hardships to those making the
survey. They will leave the head Of
the YaquI by boat, some OF the party
going overland or along the river
By the boat which will be constructed.
They will take the altitude "a they
pass down and notations, which will be
Of value as the first history of any
kind OF the Yaqui river from the
source to the mouth. The trip may
require a year or even more.
Another bold hold up has been added
to the many committed lately in
Sierra county by gang OF Mexican
bandits who are hiding in the noun
tain Businesses along the border OF
Sierra, Grant and SOcorro counties.
Early in the evening a masked robber,
wearing "A false beard, knocked at the
door Of X. X. Wood, an elderly man at
Chloride, superintendent: of the In
diana Mining IL Development COM
pany. His housekeeper, Mrs. K. Z.
Wilklow, opened the door but drew
back as she saw the masked mao who !
followed her and walked up to Wood, |
who had his back turned. He de- |
500, 600 and when Wood pro-
tested that he did not haye such a sum .
in the house, the robbcr felled him by /
hitting him three times over the head .
with his revolver. He then compelled
Miss MaCde Anderson, who was visit
inS in the house, but who had slyly
hidden her purse in a pillow cover and
placed diamond ring beneath her
tongue, to hold a lamp, while Mrs.
Wilklow was compelled to empty every
trunk and drawer in the house, scat
tering the contents over the floor
She offered the bandit the money she
had, but he said no, he wanted so, 900
Or nothing. After Il search of twenty
minutes, he left without taking any
thing. n posse started in pursuit
within two minutes, but lost all trace
If him at the Monument mine.
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New Tax Law.

The law passed by the recent legis-
lature, says tae Tombstone PrOspector,
makes no changes in the revenue
laws, except in regard to the collec-
tiOn of delinquen; taxes; all other
steps in the assessment and collection
of taxes are the same, up to the time
taxes become delinquent on the second
Monday in December, as heretofore.
/ 1t is made the duty Of the tax collector
/ by the new law, to return delinquent
/ lists OF all real estate forfeited to the
! territory for taxes, beginning with the
year 1888. From these lists the clerk
of the board of supervisors makes a
/ back tax book. Hereafter the back
/ tax book is to be made up within
thirty days alter the annual settle
ment of the tax collector. The back
tax book is then delivered by the clerk
Of the board OF supervisors to the tax
collector and charged to him, as the
duplicate assessment rolls are deliv-
cred and charged. 1t then becomes
the duty of the tax collector to collect
the taxes.
The method OF collection is entirely
changed by the new law. Suits must
now be bro Ight to enfOrcs the lein Of
the territory in the same manner that
suits are brought t. enfore other lcins.
The party owing the taxes is sum-
mOned into court, either by personal
service or publication, in the same
manner as in ordinary suits. To the
petition must he attached Il tax bill,
which is made out by the tax collector
and this tax bill is prima facie evil
dence of tn correctness of all the
proceedings in the assessment Of the
property, levying of the taxes. etc.
Unless the taxpayer can show to the
court that the tax is unlawful, or some
other good and sufficient defense,
judgement will Goagainst the tax
payer and execution will issue upon
the judgement as in ordinary cases.
The law expressly gives the right of
redemption on all delinquent taxes un-
til Dec. 81, 1903, by paying the origi
nal tax and certain interests and per-
centages. The right is also given the
taxpayer to redeem at any time before
his property is sold by the sheriff, by
paying all taxes, interests, penalties |
and court costs. After sheriff's sale, !
however, the taxpayer is entirely di- /
vested OF his property, and all equity |
Of redemption.
The Sonora Gold mining and milling |
has been organized with
s12, 500, 900 capital to exploit so claims !
in the new district at Kingman. The /
organizers of the concern are R A. |
Courtney Baylor, a. F. Jud-
son aud Chas. Davis. Mr.. Gurley has
gone to Los Angeles to procure three
miles OF pipe TO convey water to the
The copper era., 1903-10-22

For pleasant physic take Chant ber-
!ain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Easy to take. Pleasant in effect. For
sale by all dealers in medicine.
The copper era., 1903-10-22


jdcnd OF s22J. 900 las
Bg the third dividend
punt for the year. Il
bercd that this il the
that asked a reduction
srOuuds that the com.
money.
c latest town OF CO.
II IS only a few miles
as been laid off as a
n lot sale was recently
d between SO, 900 and
OF property sold in one
railroad is proposed be-
and Bisbee.
IN, son OF Judge Free
I'd, New Mexico, who
Clifton about two
ing a man in a saloon
avenue, suicided last
Is home. The young
rate, and had been
worry to his parents.
ing done at Cooks
SEQ. The principal
nc by j. c. McDer-
aia, Mexico, and his
mott, who have a
> City smelling COM
ion Il 10 per cent.
hes are just going
ave H. taken out by
who get 81 per
ping over 30 per
on top OF the
to four cars per
eO2 Montana pro-
he total copper
81 States, Alichi-
Arizona One-fifth. |
mine dividends !
ither Montona or |
D2 the Montana |
E}59, 900. Michigan
" as much as both
ihigan. II is also
at least two OF the
ucers in Arizona
and the Detroit
mpany are what
I'd close corpora
-py are big money
nds are not cade
The Tres Amigos
5 returned from
'ucson Star. He
mobile and made
in six hours and
teak as well. The
arm that the min
D BlancO are look
OF the Tres Ami
reduce ore on the
icnts on the mines
but which is being
II has cut a four
ore which yields
Dn. The apex of
iof cutting is $50
ss-cut is also be-
Top. which will
.he apex. The
Fopertics is GER
-Bisbec Miner. =
cived by Sheriff ,
u, Of the death OF
Silver City, at the
asylum, which oc- .
%. Mr.. Kephart :
liver City for many .
4 much OF his time
hess, and was very =
that line. Some =.
a prospecting trip .
ld while so absent
an assault by per- -
d To rob him. He .
low on the head in
m this injury re- >.
His condition
sc and he was com !
Y Jail, where he re-
y
while, finally being :
) Vegas in order that
2 treatment adapted !
had been there only Il :
his death occurred.
out tifty-five years OF
as known had no =,
NJ. King and Bob :,
wn in the Bisbee II
eht In 4 premature n.
aft of the Portage ,-
N last week, which ~
e in the death of a.
t occurred about 3 ~
noon while the men i
Il holes, preparatory a,
IL the day. 1t was i
the operations had :,
! the injured men,
right eye, besides :.
\ check bone frac- ID =,
j.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

Westbound passenger leaves Lordsburg at
Il .05 p N eastbound leaves las p IN. Trains
run on Pacific time
The copper era., 1903-10-22

Fresh veal. prime beei, mutton and
pork. Prompt delivery. Centra! Mar
ket,
The copper era., 1903-10-22
Miles Of Onyx.

F. II. Eaton, superintendent OF the
Onyx company, operating at Mayer,
returned yesterday from trip to
Mexico where he examined an immense
deposit OF onyx.
Mr. Eaton, in a comical manner, de-
scribed the methods of operating the
! immense quarry in Mexico. He said
the stone was qusrried and then sent
! to the railroad on a wooden cart,
drawn by oxen. 1t 'akes five days to
make the-trip7 7xA( one block. The
driver OF the cart rests day or two
whenever he gets tired of travelling.
When the owner OF the quarry has
made shipment or two of the stone,
and has received his pay, he quits
business until he spends the proceeds.
The laborers get about 45 cents per
day, American money, and are salts
fed with their lot.
In describing the deposit Mr.. Eaton
says the groupings extend for dis
tance OF twenty-four miles. He doubt
ed the assertion and started to walk
over the property to disprove the as
sertiOn. After walking nearly two
miles and finding onyx groupings over
the entire distance, he gave up the un-
dertaking and took the proprietOr's
word for the extent of the deposit.
a sensational suit has been filed in
SocOrrO for trial before the next ses-
sion of the district court, beginning
November. 1t is suit resulting from
the shortage Of y branO Abeta, the
former county treasurer of SOcorrO
county, for $50, 90, which it is alleged
is due the county through Abeta's al
legged speculations. Elfigo Baca has
been retained to represent Abeta,
while Ex-Congressman Ferguson, II. |
NJ. Douglas and District Attorney
Pritchard will prosecute the claim of !
the county with County Attorney |
Cerrillo Judge Baca says that he is
willing to have his client pay $4,000, |
in addition to the $1,000 which be has |
already paid, but will allow him to pay
no more than $50, Abeta has large
holdings in cattle, sheep and realty.
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Trains stop on signal.

PASSENGER RATES.
Clifton to:-North Siding. 3OC; South Siding,
4Oc; Guthrie. 7Oc: Coronado. SOC; Shelden.
- Is: Duncan. ~ .q5; Thomson. s2i5; Summit,
- 10; NcitCh, 1865: Lordsburg $40; Robert,
SLs5; Brockman, $3.50 Baker, s6.1j; Hachita,
s655.
children under 10. half price. Excess bag
gage Ic per 100 lbs per mile. $50 lbs baggage
carried free with each full ticket: ~ lbs free
with each half ticket. + SCHUMASS,
ALFN. NEITCH, superintendent
l.. N-Pres. and Gcnl Supt.
The copper era., 1903-10-22

All kinds o! mining blanks at Cop
PR ERA.
The copper era., 1903-10-22
Arizona &N. M. Railway Company
LordSburg & HaGhita Railway Co.
Time Table No. 22.

Effective June IS, 1903. Mountain Time
The copper era., 1903-10-22

NJ. King and Bob
wn in the Bisbee
hit in 4 premature
aft of the Portag sc
" last week, which
e in the death of
t occurred about )
boon while the men
/ holes, preparatory
r the day. 1t was
: the operations had
J the injured men,
right eye, besides
i check bone frac-
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Diciumbre ~. F1s de esperarse pc
Ieas y muertes por cstos dias en- que SO
ceIebra ell uatolicio del que nos redi-
mi6 con su saDgre.
Auoche apenas empeIada, Ramon
tj4uerua y Pauline Rosario, Ja) PAM
no, amb3s de Bavceloneta, que VA ha
bian comenzadU 1 celebrar Ia Buena,
ri1oron con punales, hiri6ndose nn3j-
tuamente, per0 de mas cdjdado ell Sc
gundo, pCr scr su agresor m1s fcruidO
Lcp6 la poncia que apres6 4 Rosa
rio 0cupdhdole el arma, y no al Figuo-
roa que se labia escapad3. Saii6 en- su
busca el pr!ici2 iasuIHr AyelnO Con
zalez armada de terceroia Y al final del
pueblo le do alcance acometi6ndole ell
perseQuido que de una cuchiIlada le
rasg6 la guerrero al poljcia con un Sc
gundo pu6ai. pues con el que hiri6 a
Rosario 10 habIa botado en- La carrera
y habIa sido enc0ntradO por los agen-
les del orden.
Creyendo su vida en- pcligro Gona-
lcz hjzO tuego sobro Fguoroa dei&H-
dole mueIto.
Sc notilic6 al senior Juez de Paz que
acompanado del secretariO y ell escri-
biente Sc apersonaron en- ell veLino pO-
bIado. FL juez orden6 la detenci6n
del Rosario aCusadO de aggression, Y la
del policla acusado de homicidio
Este salj0 bs 10 hanZa
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ITINERAE .

mas reb4jas hechas por la Compania
no les era possible ell sostener nj menos
Ylvlr decorosamente en- ese centro. Es-
tos Green que Ia Porto Rican American
Tobacco Co, no faltar6 & su promesa
hecha en- meses atras de aumentarles
sus jOrnales cuando pudiera aumentar
Sus precios de venta.
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Al fin t8nira0 en- Cata60 aqua
potable.
Una Jugada muY 8ecre-
ia sorprendida aIH
Sc sspara que Sc aumeatsn los prsCOs de iornaes,
"a que Sc han auneotado los de los cgarros
] GgauIiI0S


IFeeLi97 4loy JusIo car en- nomofe
o@i Poe3D.o oe Oalano, un eApontanec
IaIogqI,' Pof eI immense 0enehcl0 que
,' r,J.-,o IA ls.1'1. - I,''5'Iaii ID O.llIc por
',e1il'- .e. o2's1'' 81 o1o - I9lS'ilo'
~ 'i05 Plo"I o""9O Oeo9i7 o0 az ua
0"lCo a1 f0ci1uaIlo que IauJos IAN
Ilalos TaJos IleYa pasados p0r la ire
cuente carencla del aqua potable.
L?Eor EiI 5 oei scHor nor; yaides, Por or: mas c. que
,rEr ;t0,i1 d t4 l'Iul 'loll Seiio o.'' =
,[ .'I:1i;,I,I 1:'IlIl 81 Col,1' 91ii1I''oo
~'.'.l,',' "a W oo' li0liI'i ear
1V"'e "a 41a1>o "LAaAJ6 oe la case
~ Iue4Ie en- question ma Sldo colo
'0'' en- - o..'.1Eo oe Ia pla]4 } cree
,~nfo ,1 oIIdllo li,,.,'r'o 81 ol'LlI ona;; a q
r.a,rigo a,,1;t-o,l ,-< 1l+C''(l0 iy
fro-la W. eo,'a.o .1-.. iii. 0''
/ = 4'c.e 4~e 9ofpir0olaa una Ju2ada
/ o. IoIeflA que secreiai4ehJe IunciOna-
33 en- UNA casa oe Ia c5rreCera sieoqo
rI;a. ~',' . >o.i''t o0 a5 N,Io IN
re nm rsoo la b-Ioe cH no.+o,,ol- =.
s;lfl. -. ..ar;-l .:.ltl-..< '~'l'"''
q ''0~ " j~'00 '4''.7'
ICSpcEa LOLaDleIueuL6 ell cuIuClO
dcsu2ado al quito cat6!lco J Vemos con
-a>,0 que mu5 en- ortEe Sc ceIe0rara
en- el-a La ThI9@ de oehoIcI2n' que ,se9uu
Sc 9o7 lnI nIor5oa ina Te1estlTa ,, 2tan solemn
4ad aDuuuaTa en- atractlEOs en- Sc
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Ell bomano de J0seta Miranda do
parte Ia p0ljcIa aver de que Gsta ha-
bIa porecidO ahogada mientras cruza-
ba ell rio por ell paso den0minado de
%La Carmen Guerra que la p0licia
fuera zabuir ell caddver 4 10 que Sc
neg5, Y como 81 preguntara que 4 que
aut0ridad debia acudir en- soIicitud de
ese servicio, Ie cOntestaron que inaui-
riera del Juez dc Paz. Este su vez
10 mand6 dOnde ell aIcaide, quien p0r
carload enyi6 dos buzos, pues va hacia
tres d]as que eI cad8ver estaba en- eI
sgna Hasta la fecha no La sido ha-
bidO
Mucha gente Sc La yisto hoy en- el
pueblo invadiendo las tiendas, que era
impossible acercarse q los mostradOres.
En- Ia carniceria parecia aquelia una
Ulenda de Nueva York. El dinero CO.
rrIa abundante.
LuPgO c5tamOs pr0speTO8, pues este
ocurre cuando los trabajos estan para
lzadOs en- todas parties debido 4 las lIu-
Was tOrrcnciales.
Para esta noche prepare dona Eloisa
Betancourt profes0ra de aqui, IN bal
le infantiI en- su casa.
Han IIcgado de la escuela Normal
les Jovenes Carmen Alz5n, Luis Gin
iron Y Luis R0n6n.
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son EST0S SuS SlHTQMAS 2

Fredueccl6n 81 onanismo, ernizlones de diA q 1e
nucbe. derramea al eatar en- presenoia de una
lascIVas; Rranos, ContraCCloEes dc los uItE1uloa
tQue son preCursores de IL EptlepstaE peEsa-
mlentos = suehos voluptu0sOsi gotoCaClones,
tendenctas dOrmitar dOrmir, senEaci6u de en-
DruteCimleutO, p6rdidA de Ia voluntad, faIta de
8nergla, tmpOsbdhd de concen trar las ideas
dolores en- las pieTnas en- los mnsculoa, sensac6n
de trtsteza y de salentos inquietud falts dc
nemOria, indecistCn, melRncoha, CanBanclO deB-
tantes ante Ia vista debiii8sd desbu9s del acf
de una perdlda tnvOlun tRria; derrhme al hH~er
esfuerzos Ia silla, ruidO aiIbido loa oidoa,
Gimidez, manos y pies pegsjosoa frios, tenor de
algnn peliRro inminente de muerte infOrtuulu.
imp0tenca parCaI total, derramB premature
tRrdio p6rdids 8 disminuci6n de los descos DO
caimiento de In sensibiiidAd, organos oaid0H
d6Oiles, dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunoa de esoa
Aom0re que aehe recupersr Bus enervadaa fueTzaa
sitaies, Q y. tIh ser Presa Dc alguDA fstNl
Nosotros s-.s, v@.mos de todos los que d. -n
De alguno de los BlntoEzB arr1bA euumeIaGCB,
QEE OBSER VEN BfEN ESTE A VISOt
especialiatRs que han teuido veinte amos de eE-
peIiencia. tratando enfermedades de los nerv los
all slstema sexual. Qmenes Pueoen gaFaIU IUE&E
ma curaci0n radical pennanonte. -
+,UTlenOS una relaC0n Compieta an case
,-aud1uOs todo su nOmhre y diEecCiou Cdad 0cu-
paCiun, ST es UasGdO fJltero, cuAles de los sin
tomas nombrados 90 Ie han mauifestado I'd y
81 ia. ha usaGo algun trataIuieutO para Eonorrea
<ue~tra junta de m6dicos dikEnosticArA eupe-
gutda cutdadOsamente su caso tgrattsl, inform
ara q { d. de 10 que le cuesta tratamieuto de
raj cal Ne lie bleCers + d ST oSrnDsfSs
voi rHra [ d. ser IN E0mbre vtgoroso. 81 I'd u0a
reTite CiICO pesos en- biletes Do Gu pals s giro
postal como EaranttA de buena f6 10 enUar6Guog
euseRfll"a 10 Esdicin&s reQueTtdss poT cOrreu
1erudcac n pronto como nuestra juntR do
uGaicos 49, deci6ido ei complete trttaluH~rtlk
Cue Jt, caye soUoterBe. I'd
COM PAEIA ESPBCTALIsTA - EORTg
i3, Ereslt B.dc. Broadway d Duars g.
2a~ Ir-Et e U IA -
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HOHBRES OEBILES
RECOBRAO VUESTRO YIGOR
"A DEaORA ES PELIGROSA.

Parece one el Creador ha ordenado one dssBusa
de Ia sangre el fuiGo vital seminal cea Ia Bub-
stauCia nas precn~a en- el cuerIo drl Lomhre.
aguna ptrtida coutTanatlIAl de el prodCciEa
siempTe TCstltRAus dtsastICsos.
MuChos hOmGrcs han mueTto de snf6rmedade5
COVleute~, tales como las del corRzou, del AiEauo,
de los Ti1Uues enfcrmedadts puimUueres, etc,
por haber peImitido su v1talldad Eastarse, ex-
pouleudose asl ser fActles vtctimaB de eatEs
enfeCnedades CuandO Glgunas cajas de nueBtrHs
mediciaas, tomadas tempo habrian lmpedldo
estas debiitautes p6rdidgs. asi preserTAudO SD
vitaudad para Iesistlr los ataQues de esas peiL-
RTDsas Intermediates.
MuChos hOmbTes han negado leltR pero BsFurh-
de estAs p6rdidaa, sin saber la yerdaderA cbuAa
Eng ms
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Professor particular

A m6dicos precios ensenara Arit-
m6tica Pr6ctica y Mercantil, Tenedu-
ria de Libros, Gram6tica Castellana,
Geograffa Universal etc. el Professor
Graduado don Manuel Gorbea Guz-
man. Direction. Tetu6n ~ altos,
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\ Is la1chjta, en- que para

rs N0CDIl81 en- que paT0I
Creemos que en- case de 6sta funci0-
mar debc teucrso en- cuenta que el niue
Hectic en- que atracara: esta del todo
lnutllzsble y que es de urgcnte preci-
sion su decomposition y trah4men.
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DeSde MaDati dan de-
taII8 de- I'm hGChO OCurridO en-
BaTCeIOnat2.


Dc <luo4fro ( olytSponsu/.J
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L. GOMEZ CARRIL
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Caught q RObber

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JUST WHAT YOU NEED

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When you feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have bad taste In the
mouth.
When your liver Is torpid.
When your bowels are consti-
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When you have headache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and invigorate your stomach
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Price IS cents per box. For sale
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GAIA. N, Accommodation
psilv For Parkersburg and interms
diate points.
HIS A. NJ Ohio Valley Express
Daily except For st. Marys, Marietta, Park
sunday, ersburg, Ravenswood, Milwood,
Pomeroy, PIT. Pleasant, Charles
tom, Galiipolis, Huntington, Ken
ova Ironton, Portsmouth, Cincin
natl and all points South and
West. Runs solid te Kenoya.
Parlor car.
I:57 p. N. Kenova Express
Daily, For st. Marys, Marietta, Fars
ersburg, Ravenswood. Nilwood
Pomeroy, PIT. Pleasant, Charles
ton, Gallipolis Huntington, Ken
ova and principal intermediate
points Parlor car.
RIA p NJ Accommodation
f,aiiv except For Parkersburg, Spencer and
Sunday intermediate points.
RAJ p. II. Accommodation
nsiiy except For Parkersburs and inferno
sunday. diate points.
8;35 p. n. Express
Daiiv. For Friendly, ct .Marys, Wavsi
", Marietta and ParkersburG
d. B. MARTIN,
Man'g'r Passenger Traffic
CIV. ALLEN, T. P. A.
Pa.kersoura, WA
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-18
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ohio River Division.
Time Table In effect May IT. 1908.

Time Table In effect May II, 1908.
EASI BOUND.
7'O5 A: 81. Accommodation
Daily except For Wheeling and intermediate
Sunday. points.
S;54 A. N. Pittsburg Express
Daily. For New Martinsville, Mounds
willie, Wheeling Pittsburg, Frank
lin, Oil City, Tltusville and Inter
mediate points. Runs solid r.
Pittsburg, daily except Sunday
Daily to wheeling.
II:S5 p NJ Accommodation
Daily except For New Martinsville andinteI
sunday mediate points.
I:57P M New York Express
Daily, For New Martinsville, Mounds
Vile, Wheeling, Pittsburg, BunE
10, Washington, Baltimore, PhilA
deiphia New York and all pointI
North and East. Runs solid tf
Pittsburg. Parlor car.
>G.NSP NJ. Accommodation
Dsiiy. For wheeling and intermediate
points.
6.Ik PM Ohio Valley Express
EsiIx .xcent For New Martinsvilie Mounds
sunday. willie, Benwood, Wheeling, Pitts
burg Buffalo, Baltimore, Wash
ington New York and all points
North and East. Runs solid t.
Pittsburg. Parlor car
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