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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
BUSINESS FAILURES.

An old estimate that go per cent OF
men who engage Zoo business fau has
been called Boo question uuuH Com
morcial au0ncy was recently asked as
% its truth. and its F;atisuclans In.
Htiiutol nn Investigation OF failures
from 1857 to the present time. WITH
the result that they nnl that out ~
one hundred hus.uHs men one falls
every year From thl7 c1utomp0r
AIRY rashly Iufors chat thn porcon'neno
~ failures ls not over 8 pee cent,
which senms in hg rn.ur ,o the 9th.
or Cvtramn Tie OLD estimate was.
not That 05 uer cent. f0l eury year
but sooner 1r later nu' no. ho rate
ono year ont of ovory huuuol. no
per cent of failure. would require
ninety Eve yo1rH OF business &c.,
which .s evidently much too high
Tho percentage of failures would ap
poar t1 ho one multiplied by the Nv
Cmra period of business activity
whatever that may he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Tho N.v N0.oo republican convon.
uan
v. E.lry ahaHll not make the
n lH. o. porIstlng .n tliH caudt
darg Ha VIII cripple himself as a
u..rea. leader % be does so. aud be
500 ALSO DOB lasting injury 10 New Mex.
.Y
.As to was faithful as a public SER
want. seeking the good of Now Mexico
to Che best of h.B Judgment at Oh
times 10 ho shoul1 he q loyal member
0f thc republican party and again seek
.ho welfare 0f tho territory On che cleo.
ion of % republican TO serve as o. del.
Hgatc
"Wr Bodoy may have grievances
Chat appeal to him and bis friends
with great force but In politics 90 o.
best 90 accept defeat with a good grace
and await future opportunities for rec.
osu.tiUn
"Mr Rodoy can do neither the terri.
tory nor himself any good by tfying Co
defeat me regular republican nominee
po can best serve .hc people and the
territory Boy striving for republican sue
cess"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
THE Two PARTIES.

The republican party D. "a great un
tOual party
% .taa.H ".raH.rr from One end
of this great r.HlD'. u tho other as
the party oI 'av aud liberty
% stands boo ,ts platforms and It's
record as tHu party chat fag0rs The
equal enforcement 1' the Jaws and the
Impartial. protection of mo rights OF
every citizen without respect Co person
or class
ItH tho party thai, stands and has
always stood FOR freedom, oulIThtou.
mont. b.eb vases and prosperity
30 H Goo ports of uroerg a.yo Amer
icanIsm of hannur and o' urrogs
The democratic party stands .1r ono
thIuE ono l0ar and for sIm.IhHue oIs
tho MOST. 10 advocate. ono thing Zoo tu,
west and another 600 New York and ana
Other tbuF % Mississippi
% was .ba party of slave labor 90
tree trade, oI Cleveland calamity. and
% has been driven out o.. ao many false
positions fHat uo ono. mot oven I.s can.
d.11.r cam fal no fhr present Hme
Just what r. does stand fnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.
PASSED BY GOOD INTENT LODGE
NO. 70. ON DEATH or JowN W.
sPELLAcY.


From Saturdays Daily citizen.
The following resolutions were
adopted at the regular meeting of On
Good Intent lodge. so 76 Brother
hood ~ HollormaNera nn1 Iron ship
builders uf America H tet rlly
Whereas. % H.H pleased AmIsbU
Cod .n HIs d H. HIH 1m lo takp uu
LOO Himsylf r brother John W Spell
iacy. from H.s earthly home iu %
graudor ld better home as reward
1r hiH honest hiors con- earth and bite
Justice .1 nn mon. therefore ho 90
Resolved That our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy ho rendered Dis
wife aui family In ho.r present af
ncUuD Ho Was a kind father o. lof
ur Usarud anU good citizen. b, 90
mrfhc-
NeH.eI That copy 1f these rr.
1'utIar. fo sent .o our official inur
nal
o. rhm who irost OBJ, moumer
tear.
U.H I8r. iH'a world would bc
lG Whu deceived uud wounded hurr
We could NOT dy io Thee
The fr.uIH upu Boo our sunshine i've.
When winter storms are flown
And De- who bees hut te1rs tO Give
Must weep those toavs alone
Uui Thou WILT heal that broken hear
Which. lko me plants that grow
Their fragrance from the wounded
part
Hr.atEUr sweetness ont of woe
JAMES Royce
OSCAR ANDERSON.
WALTER . TAYLOR
Committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

IA 10 hanp, idea Of the Japanese
war Office. says che New York rrib
une. TO provide tho troops in the field
with Illustrated postcards. bearing a
mosuarc tor home already printed aud
noodine only tho soldiers signature
The MESSAGE rims thus This is 90 lot
you know that ana alive and we'll
cannot give you my address. Tor I DO
NOT know whore ! hail ho tomorrow.
But your lo.t.r WIN roach me 10 YOU
coz, the n1stU1rk u ths card. Grcot
ines to ms family and friends The
nrs, usc of thg picture postcard 100 a
cawra.n vaa u1to hv tho French
army OF fb. Io.re Boo 1871 since then
o. Dos been 'uHrsI Hr .hD military
mind .u Europe Hu, 600 Japanese
hny. fnlcf of swapping up the un.
coHs .doraI .r.ios of our western ciyIil
rnu0n."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
vALuE oE 80 pRopERrH.

Some recent statistics issued by the
national department of agriculture ar,
OF more than ordinary interest In 1900
The value Of tho farm property of 90
United States was $50 .t39g0t 100 This
amount included farm land with I'm.
pruvomunts. implements. machinery
and livestock According t1 The report
of che controller OF the currency there
was In 1908 100000 of money of
alI kinds LOO the United States Thus
90 viii bo seen that there is enough
cash in tho country Co pay for only
about onooIehth of the farms of tho
nation Between tho years 1880 and
1000 farm property Increased .u value
about .5 per cent boo Ohio country Tho
Increase In the western and southern
natos during tho period from 1850 fo
1900 was phenomenal. while in the
rasicrn siaJcs there was a steady de-
crease On every state with ono eycop
t.nu Massachusetts o. this exception.
as Zoo that state che value OF farm
property Increased about slswuO0
iurIng he period.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

We offer one Hundred DOLLARS Re
wand '"r AMY case uf caurru That
cannot hO cured hy HALLS Catnrrh
cure r. j. CHENEY. Toledo. o.
W. Doc undersigned. have known
D. j Chony for tho pact rs year and
believe him perfectly honorable iu
o' business transactions. and gnau.
r.a'ly able to carry out any obIea.
u1ns made hy him.
WhiuiNG. KINNNN G. MARVIN.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS. Toledo. %
HALLS C8iarrH Cure Ia taken in.
'erra'ly acting directly upon tho
blood ana mucous surfaces uf uo
vr'rm Tarfmrra Ia sent free Price
'.7 nHr Hnf'o Sold hr au Druggists
TNo Hnle ramIr pNf Tor con.
s|nGrru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
LARGEST PRODUCERS.


LEADERS loo Production Tor the Month
OF September
Tho fr.IuNIHr leaders ust f1r scp
frmuUr uo of tHa mos remarkable
sos published. us .he Conservative
Slows Df fHu .pn leaders H1mUa as
on. Give are mon who ara now goo tho
hu .u. and whose first 200 Iuur
auCH experience r1H been with tHc
Conservative l..fo This fact speaks
r.0luouHy FOR tho suitability of Con
sarya.Ito lIfU goods. and removes thHt
rDaf objection of men of ability I1
rntOrue fHo IIf. insurance profession
Inability fo egt started And again.
if mon u.v t0 tho business can 8c
cuwn'Iah those results with our good
.hnu what could mon with additional
advantage of experience accomplish
Those are fho Lenders
s0aWvanttrr. stewart MORSE. roE
pwu faHu.Hr KahIIf Spencer
N0uurHurr Dorsey
The five new men lu 'ho above l.at
produced business iu cNcaar of $780,
600 each How is th1t3
Mr. srHWUui1or .s located u Aiu
1ueruH Zoo .ha Qu.rfoI build
iur 300 Wgsf Railroad avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
WORLDS RECORD COW
JuLlANA De KoL DUE TO PASS
THROUGH ALBUQUERQUE TO.
Might

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
TORRANCE COUNTY lNDEPENDEA
THEY MET At PiNTADo Ae
AND NOMINATED COUNTY I
FtcERs.


Estanc.a. N. M. Oct a. sstor3
oct %. 90 P.utado Aqua. the indcpc
cnt republicans OF Torrance eou
held their convention Evoryth
proved to to % success The nomf
tions were made by vote in open e
yent.on. very unlike the convent
held 40 Manzaul on oct 9. ruled
one man Tho nominations made y
terdny viii surely win out rhey
as toliowB
Council Raymundo Romero.
Probate Judge Juan Jose Bench.
Probate Clort Jose Maria Torn
sheriff Pedro Iucsro
Assessor Crgatlno Chavez.
Treasurer and Collector Anras
Gulvcry
superintendent ~ schools Ante
saIalBr.
Surveyor Iiilano Romero.
Commissioner First district
Meyer
Second district Tc1dura cane.
via.
Third district Tomas nrchechi
Central Committee o. Romero. p
cr'co Chavez and Auwt.n Knyser
Tho commissioner from tb, Th
district Tomas Bachcchl had b,
dominated on tho Republican tlckef
fhn Ch8yaa faction. but presented
RESIGNATION To- tho convention det,
.nr che way thn convention was ,
r'rd on In MouraHo oct
The .r1Hu.u1eHts endorsed "
Andrews 'nr delegate t0 congress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

soon succeeded 10 nndinr out nat
they Intended 90 storm the jail and re-
lease The captivos The doctor hastcn.
ed 20 the deputy marshal. who was al
ready ON BITE guard. aud offered HE
services. AZ q result DR. Green has.
tened to the pueblo and argued long
and porsistontly with the governor
Uron the appearance of the governor.
VINO had once before appeared 10 a cri.
a quiet was again restored and the
d., ara returned Co The reservation
rr Green chem wont before the ln.
SIAN council and explained Co them
.at they bad placed themselves ln a
f1nrDrUus position Bic told them
.H Ha fr.y marshal h1i been sent
tho H.. chief f1 punish certain ones
OBJ. t..u I H0i otey.ng thc orders Of
he tIH.I states DE a.so pointed out
that tf,l Uor0 all 'tD'y to De- taken 90
jail fcr .'a'r actions %, che last two
days
The Indian. ,HcH EXPRESSED resrct
rhJY sa.1 thl. they 1ll not under
stand what ,ho uaraa' wanted They
were sorry. and that th,r. would b,
lo more lruu.i. Thoy requested thp
doctor &C. draw un something ihry
ou' sign .O ahoa that % was all
r ahr
lhe doctor then drew up the Col.
'.uu- petition ut which toe governor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS HELD a
MEETING, BUT NOT THE GAN.
CUET.

AItbnuab elaborate preparations HHI
been maio hy he kmah.s %. Co.um
hus ilr the.r annual meeting whIrl
was b..d sunday fHa wlsh0HH a.Iu
played hafnc and iHr.. uImb.r 1I
visitors ANA lhe speakers who were
scheduled tn he present also.
quite "a number of candidate. W.r.
held hy tha wreck on Springer ana d.I
NOT arrive However tho initiation
ceremonies took place las. might at
iho lodge room Boa ono E.kF opera
House. but lasted so long ihat the ban
quot which bad been planned bad ,o
bo postponed indefinitely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Lawrence Ire. who he'd charge 0f
me c.'g circulation of Tho Cu.lCn
during Ib. absence off city Calculator
butcher irf yesterday morning ON q
delayed train for So Louis. whDro be-
goes io roi on artificial hand Tor tho
ono blown on Zoo Fourth of July ac.
cidout and I0 take 200 mo Worlds fair
fnr IgN duya Lawrence iB "a good
how and Boz worked hard during the
pnsf month os ubcty calculator or
th'a office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
Gettina Better

HHu Dr. % Catron. who was Injured
Zoo q runaway while coming 90 this
r.'F and is confined TO his bed lf bic
horn, a' Santa De as "a result of Ho
injuries received Dr. reported resting
easy and goIuHe along as Won a.
could %. expected under mo c.rcum.
stances ur W. s. Harrison s tBo
attending physician
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
aEI.EAT 81 - oLAeIEaa-

The theory that glaciers an over ho
world are gradually shrinking. indi.
eating ON average increase lu thc
cnrths temperature has already been
alluded lu. The matter ls growing 60
be OF commercial Importance owing o.
the proposal 90 uillIzo p.atinI
streams as generators of power. re-
lying on the glaciers zoo furnish "a
steady supply OF water from che melt
INK Ice ca Ia Nature ParIsl NJ.
Charles Rahot gives several instances
Of glacial shrInkagg Iu south Ameri.
ca. accompanied hy photographic TAI.
en- by Dr. uauEthaI of tHc Ia Plata
museum. which show % plainly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

H.H"Ha HHNNfH ~ ~. NO.
Fun Saturday, Daily CU
vs. a Smith. sheriff ~ WcKr
county - Boz tH. c.fy from Calur
takv .n Ife fair
M.r Anita Becker HoIeu 80
Indy with many friends iu this
Is Esro attmlIua the fair
a Did.cr the voItnovn
manufacturer 1f Hclgu De- lu thc ,
taking Boo tho fair. accompanied b.
family.
The local o6.r, of th, W.IsFa
ENp.ga company s doing e,rou|
v'rh Boz sending oul ,1c accuu.Atoa
express .hu bar piled up hero DIR
fh. recent nHods
ruo Hfo department was called
ii3 WDi TIlaua avenue to DEtngu
% smai. blaze In thee Kitchen NJ
adobe house occupied by one A.
.uYu. The damage aas small
Mr ID A. Naru.rrsou arrived
~ wy ''''.'. '.-"' ''''. quite
extensive up Zoo tHe caat Mu al
phtIsUu aHa among those Who W
hr.d 1t Ration Uu.H fHr aashout.
Mrs Rose Kerry .s rendering
oral n. u.r Justly popular SONG O.
afternoon Zoo ihu booth uCUuuID.
L.rrHr 81 HHru.H.| H". .H.1H.. b.
dealer Zoo ENa...I.uu hal. az th,
grounds
|u uunus who was Jack af [
IuI. Ih. past f.R months. whore
operation Ua# performed 1n ulm
.umula..I b, otto nI..lmap Dr. b
returned.
p..t.. .......... ASIA J
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500. g. ... W '.''
a.. ,.t. ..s IL. ..
.,. .t ,t. -
''N.''' N'.'H''. commanding
..l.'''''. DOT on '"''iAl". ana D. \
.''0 arrived from 'n' nor'h IhnrH
''.n. emu pow. IH'f.'f'd 200 ih'
'''1l' Con Baldwin Ni'I h' 'h'F
"i Albuquerque Tor several days
"h.ih ha'I"rnn formerly OF n
'''l n1" resident uf Berkeley q,
whose SON lH attending 'ho state VI
FrrHiy of California. BE- hnre .o a.tl
'he remaining days of ihc fa.r and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
80 %
. - . . - . - . . . @ - q,
From Saturdays Daily Citizen

taiH VEGAS Ntt proven I.".N worthy
OF the solid friendship OF Albuquor
que
The two daily newspapers of Aihu.
qucrouc certainly help MAX, This Ter
dtor'al fair
Albuquerque has proven Itself com.
potout to hold a successful fair with
ont outside help
The silence of Edior Hearst bias
penetrated the rcmoto1, corners OF
'hc political situation
The las vegas Optic says that tho
eandldacy OF Senator Andrews is gain.
.nr strength every day.
Political matters will engage Che at.
'entlon OF The people of This territory
Tor the next three weeks
Someone has found "a new baseball
term for che fellow caught on h.s
base EUROPA Is tho torn
Never On the history of the ropub.
Nc1n party has that organization aF
much reason Tor hrarr.us as o. has
now.
The number OF divorces in Prussia
In 1909 was 5.27s The percentage
was from twice 20 ten times as hlgh
n berlin og elsewhere
Tho C'f'zon bias boon o. sIxteeunaeo
paper ovory day this week. Got extra
'uH.rs and send Thorn back fo your
eastern relatives and friends.
Extra copies of Th, citizen frr ay.
Hry d1y during Ho .r con Up uH
n.uC1 8t This office s.rI .Ho who'll.
s0r'ra back to you .l....n friends
ln the past fhree years. while our
oypof hnr. averaged more cham ei
i7oOo00oo aHr.culurra sh1re in tHa
trade has boon nearly 5000 600 010
Tho independents 1. Torrance cUun
ty Cr1or COL Andrews for congress
That cnnntr win give the republican
nominee several hundred majority
Tho independent votor s always
certain before mo election That DO
.s r'~hf After the election. however.
be- ls moro often than otherwise Iu
doubt
bad men are more opt 'o he blonde
cham brunette. hut hD villain n mo
.lav a nearly AWAY represented with
% .nfv mustncho 0r q .fuhby black
H.8rl
Tho vote cast lu me presidential
election of 1896 vas Bryan $500.
125: Mckinley. 710G77o, Palmer.
.2'i2i lowering $4,000. Natchott
.C.27i
Thore ore four ranches lu Texas
with an area OF over 100000 acres
orch. and tfcre are number Of
ranches with areas OF 100000 acres
1r lHtio less.
Tho average weekly rate of wage.
'n the United Sfafos is no per cont
ana lu Grat britain 100 per cont
n marks 'fo difference between pro-
lection HHH free trade
a caterpillar Zoo month wiH IeFour
o. Unu limos Is own weigh. % WII.
fTEe au average man three months
H.fnr. Doc eats quantity uf food
aru' '1 h's own weight
scuir.lr claim that 'ho human foo.
H." growing smaller They say tha.
twenty couur.as aau fHa average
Iaurfh 0f man foot was tw,ly,
urh.s while now D. .s fan and soren
s.stoonHs Inches
only twice 'n forty wears have DO,
American people placed the democrat
Ir parity 900 roWor 1nd Iu both of
fhns. instances lHn victory fou lit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

northern trauaCJuiinCniai iiuo In the
hope of expanding her i50.milo.wldo
f-lugo of settlement along our Dor
der To- 300. Canada represents a vast
deal of energy buckng up against
great natural difficulties
According to tho New York Times a
now poison. many times more power.
ul than prussic acid. has been dis
covered by an English chemist who
has named @ cyanld of cacodyl 10
is white powder. melting AZ 33 DO.
eroos. ami whom exposed to tho air
gives forth n slight yapor. the inhal.
alton OF which On instant death
The Washington times., 1904-03-06
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & Chic r. R.

Leave VAS ing;on New Jersey Ave and Street
Shicago AMI Northwest, I'll 90 A. NJ. '3:2J 4. 81.
Cincinnati, st. Louis. and Louisville. -lo:oS A
Pittsburg gEd Cleveland III 100 A. y, ss:4s P.
u. and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, 800 P. n.
WInehester' ''s;So A. 81. ''4:l5. $3.50. ''e;2O'
Iuray. AIS P. N. Daily except sunday.
Annapoiis-Neek days. a m, 9:5O a m, IL
noon noon : p. m. P. m Sundays. s;SO a M
Frederick. .'s:s5, l9:15. selI:OO A. A.. HAS
$3.50, ss6:20 2. H.
Boyd and way points. 1855. IIe:l5 A NJ. pas.
1880, $3.50, lllO:I5, .'11:S0 P. NJ
eSitber.s s,s and way J. 5ts. SIS ls:15 4.
sso i.Ss Al iiS5 ,S ss 1ii IS P NO.
Washington Junction and way points. s's- Is,
i9:l5 \. NJ, ill:ia, $3.50. $3.50 p. n
Baltimore, week days, xs;OO. $500, $3.50, z7;oo.
KID. xs:oo, xs:s0. s:S5. 70 200, xs:sc, x1o:oos
@tl:OO A 81. xl2:OC noon, 12:0S, xl:OO, x2:O0,
xS:Oc, x4:00. x4:So. $40, $500, x5:20. x6:0(.
e;$o, xI;oo, Hs:0o, xlo:OO. XII: 90. Il 70 ?: u.
SUNDAYS, x3:0O, x7:JO, 1880, s:3C x9:O0,
xll:oO A. n. II 100, Isis, x3;O0. x3:S0, x5:oo
$40. eco. $500. x1O:OO XII 30 11:55 p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, and
the Last. 300. 200 (Diner), $500 (Bufet),
g;oo (Dinerls ''lo:oo lOiner) A. 81, 200
kDiner), $500 (''Royal Limited" DiDer),
200 philadelphia ORly), 800 (Diner),
=, s;O9. and II 20 P. ~ sleeping Car open at
Atlantic City. ''7:Oo. $1,000 A NJ 400. $500
Daily Except Sunday. llsunday only.
Baggage called for ard checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
LETT at ticket Offices, 80 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest, New York Avenue and Fifteenth
d. b. MARTIN. s p. BEGE,
Mgr Pass Traffic Dist. Pass. Agent
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FL0RIDA-SoUTH.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE


Effective January IL 1904.
4:S0 a. II. daily-Sleeping Cars New York to
jacksonville. Fla
S:45 p. m. daiiy-Sleeping cars New YsTS to
Jacksonville Fla. New York To Port -mpa.
Fla via jacksonville. New York 10 Thomas
Vile Ga, Tuesdays and Thursdays; New YORK 10
Augusta, Ga; New No.k 20 Charleston, 5. G. :.
Washington, ID. c., to Wilmington, y. c. Con-
meets ut Petersburg for Norfolk. via y. & y.
PULLMAN DINING CAR SERVICE on tb' = train
$40 p. m daily exoeps sunday-The NEW
the most modern PULLMAN DRAWN ROOM
SLEEPING, COMP RTlIENT. DINING. LIBRA
RY OBSERV ALTON CARS, heated by steam and
lighted Throughout by electricity. runs SOLID
20 St. Augustine.
For tickets and all information, apply At the
OFFICE OF THE LINE. 601 PENNSYLV AHA
AVENUE NORTHWEST, and PENNSYLV ANA
RAILROAD STATION
A. L. REED.
District Passenger Agent, Washington p G
W J. CRAIG. II. n. ENgFRSGN
Gen. Pass. Agt-. Traffic Manager
iaI2-N
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CHESAPEAKE & 0HIO IN.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
z-SO p A-CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS SPE-
GAL Solid vestibule, electric lighted,
dining car train, with Pullman Sleepers 70
LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati. indianapolis. and ST.
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot Springs
ParlUT Cars Cincinnati to Chicago; Dining
Car from Washington.
u:lO z. NJ + V. LIMITED. Solid vestbule.
electric lighted, dining ar tain, with Pull
man sleepers to Cin,inEati, Lexington, and
Louisville Compars inent Sleeper 70 VIZ
glnia Hot Springs iaily except sunday
SleePers Cincinnati TO Chicago and St
Louis. Dining Car
Reservation and tickets at 513 Pennsylvania
Avenue; 600 Fourteenth Street, near +, and az
tie station Telephone 164O for Pennsylvania
Cab Service. II W FULLER
Telephone Main 1906. General Passenger Agt-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Ticket Ofhce, ~ Penna. Ave.

@tcAeL OuCe, 1871 Ftn1A- ave.
For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Columbis,
Savannah, jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta, Biz
minsham, Mobile. Pensacola, and New Orlean4
l0:46 4. n DAILY 5eabOard Aail-Througn
Pullman Sleepers to Tampa, Fla, connecting az
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta Gaze
Dining Car to Hamlet
200 P u. DAILT-Seaboard Florida Limited
Solid Pullman train to jacksonville and St
Augustine, Fla. Compartment and Double
Drawing Room Sleepers. Observation Club Car.
Dining Car.
1880 p NJ DAILY-Seaboard Exprcss-Solid
train TO Jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
Sleepers and Cafe Dining Car. Through Sleep
ers to Atlanta