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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
noRR'slE CRIME OF MOTHER
"sn Woman Buried Her Litt,.
sesen-Year-Oid pauohter A,;..

buried Her Little
\. .e..sen-Year-oid Daughter Alive.
Frns AZ oracow, Poland. jury sentenced
le.nin loa.slaVa fembas to death without
ana ''ns the courtroom, so horrified
~. enraged We're the twelve men hv
pro..' .eeltal OF the woman's crimes
datslava dauah, had seven-years-old
t',er troa.a. Whom she hated and NAL
tenao. e' IN a shocking manner Son.
one,s 10 Jail for breaking the littls
plan - arm, She conceived there tho
She oon ~ rld herself of the "bother. 90
ins -, .alled the little girl. After abrS
biiitr s"e child to the point of insansi
car.' @ she took her upon ber arraa
bnr,aa ilea her into the fields and tharo
Sa Sar'ed her under a sand mn hin nAu t.a mere
mants nvr cries by stualng grsEs i into tntas ing
ri
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
9||||||| 27III|l||IAz|| 81

cnocia, One-Way Second Glass Colo
80 Rates to California.--The follow
.o,es and arrangements are auth
orIzed for the sale Of one-vay second
class colonists tickets to San Fran,
.;sco sacramento, Los Angeles and
Con Diego, California, Ogden and Salt
1.,e City. Utah; Granger, Wyoming
-,,o to Prescott and Phoenix, Arlz.,
o,1 intermediate points on direct
lines taking higher rates. The same a.
.otes will apply to such branch line
.o;n,s as ordinarily take the Callfor'
~. common rate Rate-The rate
vil, be $50. Dates OF sale-Daaiy
ou,har IL to November 80. 1913
inclusive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13

The Worlds Largest and
Best Trained Animal Exhlbl-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-13
iRO.x MOUNTAIN 1eAUERS.

Home Seekers Excursions to Indian
and Oklahoma Territories, Mexico and
Texas-Al points rate OF one fare plus
81 for round trip Dates Of sale, first
and second Tuesda s in October and
November. Twenty-one days return
limit.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05
ChaS. H. Flummerfe]t.
Successor to r. B. Wilson.
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES.
SOLE AGENT FOR MILLARS ROASTED COFFEE.

Is again identified with the Wenatchee
Advance.
Isaac b. Taylor presented us with
line squash and a sack of nice onions a
few days ago for which he will please
accept our thanks.
The November court docket OF Lane
county, Oregon. is hummer. There
are ninety cases set for trial, sixteen of
which are divorce cases.
AL NorcrOSs, of Spokane, who has
been doing assessment work on his min
ing claim near Liberty, was in the city
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. ID. A. Brownfield who has been
visiting with her daughter Mrs. Nora
McIrwin, returned to her home near
T0ppenish Sunday afternoon.
Arthur Stevens, who is attending the
State University at Seattle, came over
Monday to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, John II. Stevens.
S. p. Kuhn and wife, who have spent
the past three months in this valley,
will return this week to their home
near Kuhn p. O in Klickitat county.
Sheriff Thomas went to CleElum on
Monday morning and returned in the
afternoon with the two men who held
up the train crew at the depot Sunday
night.
Mrs. John johnson left Monday for
Cunningham. where she will Join her
husband for the winter. returning here
next spring. She orders THE DAWN
to follow her.
Mrs A. Well, returned to her home
near Conconully few days ago to be
at the bedside of friend who had
charge OF the Wells ranch until he was
accidentally shot few days ago.
Mrs. w. NJ. Kenney who left here
several DAYS ago to visit her old home
in Indiana, stopped of in Chicago to
visit few days with relatives and was
taken quite i'll, but from last reports
is not considered dangerously i'll.
J. Y. Edwards and wife returned last
Friday from their six weeks wedding
tour. Mr. Edwards says they had Il
very enjoyable trip, having visited St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chica-
90 and other of the leading Eastern
cities.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05
Dyea and Skasway are Ours.

The far Northwest is already in the
grip of winter. Thousands of the min
ers will not know the decision of the
Alaska Commission for weeks to come.
They will receive it with less feeling
than two classes at home. The one is
the old resident of Oregon and Wash
ington, who remembers when "54-40 or
fight" was the cry. TO him the Canad-
ian is a foreigner and nothing else. He
would still rather go to war than to
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05
COURT NOTES.
Superior Court Convenes and Sets for Trial
Various Cases.

Burnett e. Blunt VS.. Geo, Campbell,
Mres e. Warner for plaintiff, w. j.
Welch for defendant
Ellensburg Water Supply Co., VS..
City of Ellensburg; Stiles 81 Doolittle,
for plaintiff; Mlrss ~. Warner,a ca b.
Graves andsJ. b.. Davidson for defen-
dant.
Mary l.. Phelps vs.. William Phelps,
divorce; l.. "A. Vincent, for plaintiff.
Alice Breckenridge VS.. Cora Teal; E.
f. Wager attorney for plaintiff, Graves
& Englehart for defendant.
Henry Kehmke VS.. Warner, Nettie,
Elsie and AntOnette Rehmke, minor
heirs of AntOnette Rehmke, deceased,
to remove cloud from title to an I'M
divided one-half interest to the south
of southwest of section IA. twp. 20,
range IL.
ST. Louis Brewing q Mailing Co. VS..
John Schamehorn and Brunson, Pruyn
& Slemmons, attorneys for plaintiff.
Hattie Frohwork VS.. j. E. Mary Vim
nette, garnishment; Mres & Warner,
attorneys for plaintiff
w. j. Peed VS.. j. w. Weeks. for re-
covery of money; Hovey X Hale, attor-
neys for plaintiff.
Fred Parker VS.. Theodore and Belle
Steiner, for recovery of money; Hovey
x Hale, attorneys for plaintiff
Bank of Ellensburg VS.. f. A. Rey-
nods, attachments Pruyn * Slemmons,
attorneys for plaintiff.
City of Ellensburg vs.. Joseph j. Han
lon, right of way: Austin Mires attor-
ney for plaintiff.
Florence b. Ready vs. Ida Roseberg,
+. +. Wager, attorney for plaintiff.
Criminal Cases set to begin Nov. 9:
State vs.. james Wright, Mires *
Warner, and G.. b. Graves, attorney,
for plaintiff: II. j. Snively, for defen-
dunt.
State VS.. George and James Wright,
Mires < Warner, and G. b. Graves, at
torneys for PLAINTIFF; II. j. Snively, for
defendants.
State vs. James and George Wright.
Mires & Warner, and G. b Graves, at
torneys for plaintiff; H. J. Snively, for
defendants.
State VS. Ernest Fetters, G.. V. War
ner, for plaintiff; G. b. Graves, for de
PENDANT.
Nov. II.
State VS.. Thomas Evans, G. V. War
ner, attorney for plaintiff: Pruyn &
Slemmons, for defendant.
State VS. j. f. Burke, G. V. Warner.
for plaintiff: G. b. Graves for defendant.
Nov -:
State vs. Martin Krugle. G. V. War
ner. for plaintiff; G. b. Graves for de-
PENDANT
State VS.. David w. Harrington, c. v.
Warner, for plaintiff: {. Is. Graves for
defendant.
State VS.. John Ellison, G. Y. Warner
for plaintiff; j. B. Davidson, for defen-
dant.
Nov. l3:
State VS.. E. A. Reynolds, c. V. War
per and Pruyn & SlemmOns for plain
tiff: H. w. Hale, for defendant.
State vs. Henrietta Farbush, c. V.
Warner, for PLAINTIFF; E. E. Wager for
defendant.
State VS.. Fayett Spraights, G. V.
Warner, for plaintiff: e. f. Wager for
defendant.
Dyea and Skagway are Ours.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05

Superior court convened Monday.
James Shaw spent Saturday in Taco
Seth Gear of Tacoma, was in the city
Sunday.
J. NJ. Newman, of Thorp, was in the
city Tuesday.
Assessor Kenney went to Tacoma on
business Tuesday.
Fred Sherwood of North Yakima was
in the city Sunday.
Mrs. A. S. Randall and son returned
to Roslyn Saturday.
Mrs. J. b. Crane and Miss Eva spent
Saturday in Tacoma.
Dan Currie, of Thorp, spent a few
days in Tacoma this week.
George Schroeder went to Yakima
on business last Saturday.
B. F. Reed is confined to his room
by an attack of pneumonia.
The jury for the present term OF
court is drawn for Monday.
Sheriff Thomas, and Deputy Crowley
are kept very busy these days.
The Terpsichorian Club will give an
other of their dances on Friday night.
w. J. Boyd spent Sunday at Sher-
woods ranch, north of North Yakima.
Quite an improvement has been made
in the school house in district NO. D.
Jas. G. Bowie left Tuesday for Butte,
Montana, in the interests OF mining
stock holders of this city.
John E. Turner and Elmer S. Stewart
went to Yakima Saturday evenln. ana
returned Sunday morning.
Homer Thomas returned from Seattle
this week and accepted position with
the Peoples Meat Market.
A large shipment of fruit trees from
the nursery at Toppenish was dlstrlo-
uted in the valley this week.
The public school opened on Monday
after having been closed two weeks on
account of the scarlet fever scare.
f. N. McCandless, of Tacoma, stop
ped off here between trains Saturday,
while returning from Eastern Washing
ton.
Arthur Hobson who has been lndls-
posed for some days, is again able TO be
at his post in Fl. a. Gotham shoe
store.
A. S. Lindsay, one of the brightest
newspaper men in Central Washington
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05
LVUO
We will P
per tnOusa;l
Logs deliver
wood .
Green Y
EllenSb

cOncede an inch q
that Canadian y
hold a brief again
He is frequently !
ian press: he fin
our politics CORFU
sound. His jingo
outlet just as oUl'
times in "tNi-1ii
For we are C'auado
of international
principal fC reign !
-Colliers Week y
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05

he other is
: always to
tied States.
, the Canad-
miners bad,
.nances un-
its natural
| in earlier
ions tall
ocular object
m: Canada 5
are with US.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-05
Just What You Want to Know
About Given Correctly
and ConciseIy.
WRITTEN FOR YOUR READY REFERENCE

Facts that Represent the Life and Activity of
the Busiest Section Of Kittitas
County-EIlsnsburs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
WOMEN AID JEWELS.

Jewe'd candy flowers. man-that is
the order ct Woman's preferences
jewels form magnet Of might. pow
er to the Average woman Even tr
greatest of all jewels health, is X
ruined in the strenuous effort
or save the mon " to purcbas cr
# a woman will .isk her healt 20 ,+l
coveted gem th<n lc, b Z 1.itffy
herself against h insi 4ou conse
nences Of cough .lc nd bron
.hial affections :. - regular use OF
u. Boschee's G ...a1 -yrup. 1t will
'eomDtiy ARE umpton in its
Early stages aud cal the affected
'dngs and bronciia' .ubes ard drive
tie dread disease f. m the system. |,
is not cure-al )ut it is a certain
'lire foi coughs olds and all bron
nia troubles. Il can get DR.. G. 6
,teen S reliable emedies at J. A.
aIos Cot Green 5 Special Almanac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

York, September 10.-rhe
railroad has promulgated an or
Plling for the reslgnations Of All
recently engaged who, at the
80, have not advanced.
fesi8nations must be Forwarded
ohces of the company within
Jays, because the officials feel
here is no chance for men who
nave not demonstrated their
tive ability.
men Who are doomed to leave
lose who entered the company's
yment since May !, 1901. and,
apologize way, the officials say
'Hefe are comparatively few who
Pc affected.
FHe l0jare, however, no man who
Feached the age limit will be
emIlaFnlent in the cIelkshlp
oy the big railroad.
en who nave become 35 without
sung else have little chance 10
up railroad work" is the ex-
'uoh OF Secretary Granville A,
afdgon.
'Sioeh1 Underwood. however.
no. put il in the same way. He
is road owes a duty to men in
lploF for the major part of their
i is constantly making pro-
: Tor these men. It is an in
: . l5em to have men who have
'leF best days in other lines
oaf employ. 1t is to protect
~ employees that the order is
IS lair to assume that a man
40 worked at some other busi-
~. the best part of his life is
- grounded to be Of special
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
E Railroad Will Not
Employ Nen IS Years Old

value to a railroad company. The aim
IS to employ young men who wish to
make lailroading their business.
ra.!raaa.na Should Be Learned in
Youth.
The employment and training OF
1a road employees is a great problem,
aaieh can best be appreciated by
t..sse who are frequently the victims
bad judgment in railroad offices.
This is what We are trying to rem
edy." said Secretary Richardson yes
terusy. NJ
We Is not say that man who
has been in the railroad business for
some years is useless at 35, II he Fas
not advanced, for he has at least
learned the routine.
THE fact that he is still in the
business, however, shows that there
has been some defect in the system
that kent him when he was young. He
should have been dropped long be
re"
"RaiIroas.ing principles should be
5aazit white the brain Is young. 1Ae
Younger the better, and, in the ia
tare any man who asks for employ
mont will have to give a very strong
explanation Of why he has failed in
other capacities il he is anywhere
near 25.
Our idea now is to get as many
bright young boys as possible to go
~ TIE lowest rounds Of the ladder to
advance the others to the vacancies
Will be made.
. bottom it will be possible to adj
o,,ro the various grades as the coed
,,,be at the top are opened, instead OF
10 otAer companies to get high
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
ohic's Daily Story

/ o,,s,,. ,..,..=..,.,..#.
like, ard ! ~. =a9WU ana a.s l...I..y
fer l WaS a' -r-ft zara af a4..tt.
with tae 81 a.s...ttlu, ali l-.s..,.. ff...l....
she va = ~tHNs.'.I# #;Aad - s..55. .zzz0.=,.
specially ass)#a# de -.
property m .at H..s#I E4... :....ra
look Hp dare ~ #aa a.us a.rs
lootIh 81 H3e...=.. na..4 #-.#
thing ~Aye
time III saa a#.=as. .la.-
Was re1ad la#t.sa
@10a-1
respects
you Va H
leef5#
H9a
te ==.=-=z
pneasl@ i=a.zt tzs=f.a .. $50
up aa at#a a5
895 z# H=.=#
II #eH# #aHofa# #leF #..
| eolaa!s.l 6.a o. I9a4.=a. ltzl= =t..a....
gaE .5>zza He tl#a - r=5
live AAaaa .aH.a saa= l.a..z-.zz. .ai...
and Hae #=ea#5Ha=I.5 Har5 a-a=a9.=
l3ne 1ta5=Wa.a 4as=ueaa o4. l4.a. i
/ rodp over =5i9afe= Hat=w#- g7a an
luci>ie4f F~.e 9f ny #ffe Haaa5
nore=a=taa tara84a ta5=a#eft eats.
before 55n ae#fhat=zgf4 ale. iz4if,
for ize =a.8a r4aad u tala a5 Iao raad.
ald t1eHai aas caught li5e#t= =fat In Al
trap
Tie only aaa on The CONT lice fh.g6
knoWea aa ~ - asa. hga &oi.a Ia 3 1.f.III
a lalao 4aIs-es.= 50 sflai lIar'a 9alen# ne
III on suspicion thty called tie Iee5e al
fer taer knaWad IL ben t6era
aforc and aA,d her if Was 1ae l..s.n.
She Ioahaa at ne maxim halinze slIs
was puzzled or eouidat rez4am6er or
somepia then said:
Ne
was that surprised yoa eoald 4
bowed me over with a Kitchen beiz
lows
MEYER seen him boforeG" axaa ana
of cln
Not this one. The other WIS Bad
fellow. This man. In sure, is a good
one and wouldn't hurt any on
That Was true SO far as hadn't
robbed any one since | seen her
All right, stranger" said tie leader
You kin 90. I'm sorry to have dis.
turbed YOU
| was walkin' forward TO the door
when | heerd a rustlin on the stairs
and the old crone come down just in
time to meet me face to face. She give
shrek, yellin': Take him. He's the
man that robbed u.s.
Well, l seen al oncet it was all mp
with me. They took me in and brought |
me here for trial, and I'm waitin' for
the end of it. What gifts me is that the
only decent thing | ever did WAS the
thing that got me into trouble. If I'd
a TUX the valyables and not got soft
hearted I'd probably be roamin' on
the road now. l tell you, when a man
starts out to be bad he don't never |
want to turn aside to be good. 1t III |
give him away dead shore.
JAQUELINE EASTWOOD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

saiaried men while our own wonder
why it happens that way.
FIRST We want 10 protect our old
t.s.. as5s. secondly. make il oau,ees-
Saft 81 to 0aer offices a7r 4eoI
: No Aeoomaasazd lie
s.
tsaE.
HeT4a ataas.
a#HiFzzlH GRJ @#a#
Ha&l. iaza - Eaa9LaUl 9tTe#0=# ~
4atee ala2l. ali ~ 80 4sz
undertake. =tte =eHeaa .
.af&= @ai=a #aafes n 7af fee8eus
Asifaaal= t'aa4asas wae=s1i1l Navy
Gag ~ a. aaa Il VAS iu=tae aaee.
faa8s Qf 6.s tire tHat he became a
tdmiral.
4J#la# Eg.5 Nelson fad dom little!
as NJ. A4EVaa personally and poifti-
aas. sst.aataa years later a. died
g4=stze= dock e 5ae Victory ane Of
zae@ mos famous mon
aazIefl1se eoaaaerer was 10 WHOM
#Aas=zr5HQoa Mig af England. aud
e.aas.d earned his tue.
ao#saa 4 1o#aao in the a1e sub
4eeaat 4a91s ot Lis life WAS al the
eight 9t lis career.
Martin tuther was Is before The
world BEGAN to hear from him in
way that changed religious history.
Abraham Lincoln was 40 when, in
bis discussions in his senatorial cam
aaien. the country frsf heard MS anti
slavery uteranGes,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Schatch scratch, scratch: unable to
attend 10 business during the day or
sleep at night Itching piles, horrible
plague. Doan's Ointment cures. Never
falls. At any drug store, 80 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Not every man with coat OF tan
has been away for summer vacation.
Some of them have had to run lawn
m0Wcts at home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
WtdeaMaEt tortuduss..

The Portuguese auEhorities are tar,
ine active steps 70 repress the habit of
sMtti :. which is SO potent al agent
Ia the assgagation OF consumption OF
eood~9s IN this respec. being punished
tsit4 1"axy ines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
rra afarrn III a Church.

A flo alarm is TO be placed in the
Reformed church at Pittsburg, Pa, so
that G4emen MAJ attend se75ices and
at tn Same time know OF fire should
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
SAND! SAND!!
GRtas tasVEL!!i

Have you not seen ~
Ire ffaa1rd Sand and
Fec 9az..aas4 assq=
Plant en- aes-r 55ab
e5eaes 4aua aaa Oak
aE -.-a.# ooa-
E-5z#
Sd a=zl#=
t.
ezez-a
g.
- aao
54f
a,E av4 zGtz -.ar=
den
&5i aeesa.@- to c5az
tfae.aa4 and builders.
Coed afa1.ls II sbarp.
casEza saaa and gravel
ctr sqa1ia.tie5. Bot6
phone u plant. Gown
town o7ee u County *.
position sl8fd5ne, Nsw
'peone No. 141. il
ARTHUR H5EEANE,
Proprietor and Manager.
4. 7Y.s5E 2 '=E -sgq~sg1s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
" Il 6
las C0<z;t45bf

w ,..,4a .IaaE was in prison
D.. ,e,c..foa ~, tar rs various mis-
1{n1 =. y, 3astraa Interviewing
= y'Dl i.sgvrad 4oe permission
- to visit uins Among
e. sss ne toId aa ha1 he came
\ s.a.I,st TI6~ is flte story:
= ~ -'tnsS rrafr mooh my own
4 9,4 Will aud il tHaie me
2 I 4 - never bpsI fora man to
/, y, : If GOOD IHek iie needs Il
" ~ and chen % ken him eau
Il IN .l;,a | va Aajdin' people up
Wv ,g#v WHfh He pHHatIel !
" +aeSe II levied OH WAS
-o.ib.e fer Inc.
ra4a b. raneh ana seein
9ros8aroa5 lookin place /
n SOP and see if / could haul
The door was opeuad by
.al As YOU ever see. Not
ara ereHser or anything like
,df Ri over. l told hor /
srP..n and Woald like to get 8
7 / .4:g'gf ae allowed to pay for
! sba %.d could have all |
= =49f vi.h H0tHin' TO pay and
Va heard an old erone's voice
fem a5oen.
voa tlazia ef, Lillianz OF
h r can pay fer dinner, Dyon
ere mad Of men y"
i cQlolfd. but said notAin and
and s'5e orders to the cook.
y bo;a' ca.Fiaeed TINT the place
lew, pD to mp. went upstairs, and,
tbe ed WOMAN by shown my
a.ii AZ saaip, | axed her what
Ps taere WaS in the house. She
vixen. you bet, and was
Id have to blow her brains out,
10 Geld iron and my thinkin'
~ to do it or not, which she
pe in my face. helped matters,
at last give in and showed HE
ste kept her valyables. 1t hap
that they was all together, so
'bleeged to show 'em up all at
while We was a-talkin' the gal
v bpstairs, and though for awhile
il, uldn't seem to git on to what l
TO- she did at last and give me
III remember to the day I
Somehow it made me feel
WAS Nobody ever made me
at way before.
be- she said, when you've got
you want. I've had what we
the house set out for you. I'm
countab!e for your acts, only my
You asked for dinner and l
Bed TO give it to you. l shall
by promise
TUX he downstairs, and there
table was such snack as She
get up in "a short time, cold beef
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

Give the turkeys chance. They'll
= fat if YOU lei them have enough
70 eat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

y little life may be sacrificed to a
adden attack of Group if you don't
lave Dr inomas' Electric oil on hand
fer emergency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09

\ man is obliged to die before his
VIII amounts to anything, but that Of
woman becomes effective imme-
lately aI5er marriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-09
~ n sryr e1 va = q. ,
Bear 6e

Rear. IA y THe KI71 id9 Ha5o aa9a,9 Bought
d aatu Z - LL/.H-a7Z
Ct t~l4e. =,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-17
TOUR TO THE PACIFIC COAST.
Via Pennsylvania Rail- oae, Account
M citing National Bakers AssOcia-
finn

On account of tn" meeting of tire Na-
tiolal Bankers Association. to be held
II San Frnrri>c~. California. on October
2Cth to 22ld. THE PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company offers II pcI'>ulylly- Comlucted
tour to the Pacific Coast at remarkably
low rates.
This tour will leave New York. Phisa-
deiphia, Baltimore. Washington. and
ether points On the Pennsylvania Rail
road c:,t of fittsburg Wednesday. De-
tpheT lith. by special train of the high
est grade Pullman equipment. \ quick
run westward to sam Francisco will be
made. via Chicago. Omaha. CHEYENNE.
and Ogden.
Five days will be devoted to San Fran
cisco. Returning. the special train will
run 10 Les Angelo :, where two days will
| he $lent amGEg the TVSC:tsI pf Southern
California. Santa Barbara. Del Monte
Silt Lake Ctr. Cn'urado Springs. Dem
yer. anl st. Louis will he visited on the
journey eastward. The party will reach
New York on the eveEing of November
18th.
l'"unl-trip rate, covering all expenses
for eighteen days. except five days spent
III San FlHHriScr. $50.
| Rates from PittSburg will be So less
| For full information apply to Ticket
Agents. or George W. Boyd. Gem nal
Passenger Agt4lt. Broad Street Station
Philadelphia. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-17
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH,

40 A. NJ. dali, Pittsbure, Chicago. Indian
apolis and Louisville. Dining cary
III % A. NJ da ~. for PttsbuIg, Chicago. In
dlanapoIis ano Louisville. dining carr
II A. A. daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland.
IL 20 +. NJ. daily, st. Louis Limit cd" Pitts.
burg, Cincinnati, indianapolis and st. Louis.
Dining car
Il 40 P. N daily, pennsylvania Limited I"
PiitsburE, Chicago. Cl veland, To edo and
Detroit. Dining car
4 80 ? NJ. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Louis
yille Wla incinnatD, Indianapolis and st.
Louis. Ginning car
LOB p. M. daily, from Germantown Junction
"ChicagO Limited" Pitisburg, Chicago. Tole-
do and Cleveland. Dining cary
8 20 p. NJ. daily, tittsburg, Columbus. Gin
cinhali, Indianapolis. Louisville ana St Louis
For Gary, w. Va. (via shenandoah Valley
Route
$50 p. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago: for
Toledo. except Saturday.
ll.tb p. NJ. daily, Pittsburg, Cleveland Gin
cinnati and St. Louis
ll.2O P. N. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago:
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah Valley
Route: for Cleveland, except Saturday.
4.5 A. daily, Lock Haven Express.
. 30 A week days, Kane Express.
Expr, IS -"o''
40 ". Sundays " iliamsport Express.
) ~ NJ. weekdays, Williamsport Express.
: 30 r. NJ. daily, Erie Express
ll.2O P. NJ daily. Erie Express.