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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
Main Pipe Line till Kansas City
Og Neodesha Renserier.

OS iNCOdCSild NCttSGttCts
Olie-Indsats er liR enhver anden Ind
sats. Der er code og daarlige; der er
dem, som har en- Fremtid paa Grund
af naturlige Fortrin og Markeds-Be-
acknowledged. The Stern Oil ~ Gas
Co. har Adgangtil to R~affinaderier ale.
rede nu. og der er allerede subskriberet
Kapital til al bygge ct IA finader fire
Nil est for vor kjendom i Kansas.
Stern Oil & Gas Co.'s Eiendom.
Dette Kompagni ejer absolut 100 Acres
at oil Leases" / Shaw Distriktet, Neo-
sho Co, Kansas, og 1900 Acres az ,,Oil
Leases Usage Nations Oliemark.
Tretten p~roducerende oliebronde.
Dette Kompagni har M paa sit 40oAc-
res store Areal Kansas - Ollie rende,
som ma producerer omkring 800 Barrels
ON Dagen af bedste Gravitets Ollie.
Ingen terre Bromide.
Del har Xxx veret boret en- tor Brend
hverken paa Diet Land, dette Kompagni
holder, ejheller / diets Narhed.
Ingen Aktier faIbudt.
Der har ingen Aktier v1ret falbudt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

Kompagnis Land, og det Kan salge enhver Barr
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10

editor will deem it proper to let
this appear.
J. earle Hughes of Richmond
and S. {. Hughes of Charles City
are spending their vacation at
their parents home, Sunnyside.
A most enjoyable party was
given at Isleham, the home Of
Chas. Miller, in honor of Miss
Maude Vickhouser, Thursday ev-
ening, August 3. We all feel in
debted to Mrs. Miller for arrang-
ing everything for the pleasure of
the young people who thoroughly
enjoyed every feature of the
evening.
Cornelius Hughes is erecting a
very handsome house on his newly
purchased farm at Loyd's Point,
on the North River. Quite a
large crowd from around here
went on the excursion TO Norfolk
last week. They report having
fine time, especially dancing on
the deck OF the Mobjack on her
return that night.
Miss Maude Vickhouse returned
to her home in Norfolk after
spending a week with her sister
Louise of Isleham. The host of
friends she made during her stay
hated to see her leave on Satur-
day.
1t is reported that the ladies of
Holly Grove Church will give a
lawn party on Wednesday even
ing, August 9. at the home of
Stephen Mason.
]. Earle Hughes will return
Thursday to Richmond to resume
his work with Hawks & Co.
Mrs. &. Hughes will attend the
Christian Church Convention. to
be held at James City. She will
represent Holly Grove Church.
Boswell Clements was very I'M
fortunate in losing a fine calf a
few days ago. Cause unknown.
Visitor.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10
Hudg,ns.

AS we have not had any news from,
Hudgins for some time, / will trv and
write few lines.
Mrs. Judson Hodges of Norfolk is
spending some time with her Lrother.
Allie Davis, at her old home.
Miss Nora Lewis will soon return
to Norfolk, where she has been spend
ing the past year.
Thos. Reed of Norfolk is the guest
of Callie Anterior, who is visiting his
parents on Queens Creek.
Elwood Williams has been spending
a few days at the home of Robert
Hundley.
Quite a crowd of our people attend
ed the Whorton Grove meeting Sunday.
The work of repairing the old Bap-
fist church is progressing rapidly.
Little Bird.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10

|Nh oI1no - | is prepared to do the finest kind of
IIH IIlIII III neat and artistic Job Book and Com
IIO JUL lIU merClal printing in Tdewater Virginia
at the most reasonable prices. Send
us your order and we will All kinds
the highest class stationery and private
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10

Miss Bessie Miller of Baltimore
is staying at her country home,
Spring HILL"
Capt. Jos. Trader carried a merry
party to Wharton Grove meeting Sun
day in his gasoline launch. He left
on the steamer from there in the even
ing for Roanoke, Va.
Miss Mildred Brissow of near Ur-
banna was a visitor at Fitchetts last
week.
Capt. Gilbert Fl. Williams and wife
returned to Norfolk to-day after a
pleasant visit of several days to his
old home.
Daniel Richardson. of Go1dfield,
New, passed through here last week
on his way to Baltimore.
Miss Richardson, of Washington, is
visiting her brother S. E. Richardson,
at ''Hyco."
On account of the bad weather Tues
day and Wednesday the lawn fete at
Central M. E. Church was postponed
until Friday and Saturday. 1t is hop
ed that everybody will turn out and
help the good cause for which it is in
tended.
Mr.. E. w. Brown of Norfolk,
Va. arrived in Paris" yesterday
to spend his summer vacation.
Mr.. Brown made $Ioo on his
Wharton Grove excursion Sun
day last.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10
5000 r eIegTapheTs

needed annually to fill the new posi-
tions created by Railroad and Tele-
graph Companies. We want young
Men and Ladies of good habits to learn
Telegraphy and II. II. Accounting.
We furnish rs per cent. of the Oper-
atOrs and Station Agents in America.
Our six schools are the largest eXclus-
i've Telegram pSchools in the world.
Established 20 years and endorsed by
all leadifig Railway officials. We ex-
ecute $3.50 bond to every student to
furnish him or her a position paying
from $40 to 500 a mouth in states east
of the Rocky Mountains, or from SIS
to 500 month i'll states west of the
Rockies, Immediately upon gradual
ton. Students can enter at any time.
No vacations. For full particulars re-
garding any of our schools write di-
rect to our executive office at Cincin-
natl, q. Catalogue free.
THE MORSE SCHOOL OF TELEG-
RAPHY.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Buffalo, n. Y
Atlanta, Ga. Lacrosse, Wis.
Texarkana, Tex. SanFrancisco, Cal.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10

Are you thinking of letting
married? If you are, bring us
your order. We do all kinds of
fancy and artistic Job printing.
Read the Journal.
For neat and artistic job print
ing. bring your order to this office.
We can please you.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10
SkIP-JACK LOST.

Small skip-jack rowboat lost
on New Point Beach, Saturday
night, July 20. Finder will be
literally rewarded by notifying
Thos. Z. Ferguson, 3I7 North
avenue, Norfolk, Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10
] TIE LOCAL ITEMS.
Of the People
TerSely Told.
glTss SEEN IN TOWN.
some Going and Others Re-
Observation-Disclosures
\ ingS of Interest 10
All.

-
yesterday for Richmond.
4 Miss Emily Blake of Richmond, is
4 spending some time at the home of DR..
Blake, at Cobbs Greek.
q For SALE CHEAP, a lot of new
lumber at Central Church. Apply
to G.. S. Marchant.
y Mrs. Mary Davis is on a visit
to relatives in New Jersey this
week@
For SALE-A canoe, length 80
eet, in good condition. VIM. T.
Ripley, New Point, Va.
Thomas Billups of Birmingham Ala.
is spending several months at his home
&c reen Mansion"
Rev. J. ]. Haley and Miss Frances
of Richmond are at Poplar
Misxennie Hughes and Miss Elsie
HodsoM who have been visiting Miss
Ellen Douglas Garnet, have returned
TO their home in Richmond.
Richardson, the old Druggist is
doing business at the same old
! stand. Ice cream soda on Satur-
days Ioc.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock Cockerals. Come
iick and take your pick.
= A. iarchant. Mathews II.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lane of Balti-
more and Mrs. Julia Kelly of Rich
mond, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
her Stoakes near Fitchetts.
Bernice ]. Diggs of Norfolk. is
s spending a week at his home on
WINTER Harbor during the hot
weather.
Mr.. John Shackleford of Penny
brou1 oto the Journal office on
Saturday a twin cantaloupe that
is well worth seeing. 1t is a Curl
osity, and is now on exhibition at
Richardson's drug store.
Rev. Geo. w. Wray, pastor of
lie Kies' Memorial Methodist
Church, Norfolk. Va. and
brother-in-law of DR.. A. G..
Walden, is visiting at the home of
Cap ohn Miles.
r. B. r. Hudgins Of Gwynns'
Island has presented Mr.. ]. ].
Burke of thS Journal some of the
largest and finest tomatoes ever
/. seen in this section, some of them
weighing two pounds.
kWr. Nazman of Chicago. ILL.,,
pd Mr.. James Sterling of Girls
Nd, were through here on
sday last looking after their
Ter business, which is located
Baltimore, Md.
There will be a meeting of the
Stockholders of the Bullion Bar
Mining Co., on Aug. 10. over the
drug store, at 4:3o P. M. All
stockholders will please come
eaI have good news for you.
Richardson. Vice-Pres:-
Bullion Bar Mining Co.
Miss Annie Brooks. who has
en- visiting in Baltimore, has
urned to her home in Mathews
unity, Va. accompanied by
(rty of friends. At Old Point,
Claude Brooks joined the
rty, and will spend his vacation
th his parents. The mornings
mostly spent by fishing and
hg on the beautiful Mobjack
ZACH. A pavilion has been
ected on the lawn, where the
Ipng people spend the evening
nuaHunAhk;ug and dancing.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10
NORTH.

1t seems that the people around
here are trying to keep the news
a secret among themselves. How,
selfshl No news has appeared
from North in our little paper for
about three weeks, ! hope the
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-08-10

"Ai' DUMAS Aoue % NoIhOlk - Wis
iting his home, Woodstock"
Miss Lucy Hughes of Richmond is
visiting Mrs. Walter Stoakes.
Sandes Smith Jr. spent several DAYS
at Ocean View last week.
Mrs. Kate Robertson and Miss Ell
len Robertson are spending some time
at the Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson of Baltimore
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. ]. F.
Marchant.
Miss Bessie ID. Miller, of Springhili,
has returned from visit to her friend,
Mrs. Tobb. of Gloucester.
A merry hay ride party from Bay
View Cottage visited Mathews Satur-
day afternoon.
Wilbur Miller, of the NJ. and NJ. s.
S. Co., is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Miller.
Miss Dickerson of Richmond, who
has been visiting Mrs. L. c. Garnet
for the past week, has returned to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Williams and
more are guests of Mrs. Robt. T.
Sears.
A merry party of young folks from
this place enjoyed a delightful hay
ride to the Bay Shore Monday night
in spite of the bad evening.
For SALE A bay mare colt,
twoyears old last spring. Well
grown and fine looking.
Geo. Y. Hunley, Retz.
Wanted to employ a white man
IS sawyer for my mill. Must I'M
derstand machinery. Apply to S.
Curtis Hughes, Holdcroft, Va. st
Capt. Latham of the U. S.. Coast
| Survey who has been with a corps of
men, surveying the coast around Math-
ews and Gloucester, has been ordered
to the Philippines for three years, and
will leave the County the middle of
this month.
There will be Lawn Party on
the lawn of Mrs. Cordelia MUIR
ray, near Williams Wharf. We'd
,:esday, August 10. Supper, ice
cream, cake etc. will be served.
To begin at 5 P. NJ. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Tie privileges for the fourth
annual fair will be let to the higl.-
est responsible bidder for the TO-
lowing concessions: To furnish a
regular dinner, to include ice
cream and cake; TO sell confect-
ionary to consist of soda water,
lemon ade, cigars, fancy crackers,
popcorn, peanuts. candy and
fruit. Bids must be received post
marked on or before Sept. /, 'o5.
We want to call the atteutio
of the public to the Clam Bake
at Mobjack (Philpotts WHARF on
Aug. II, for the benefit of Mob
jack Lodge No. 273, l. o. o. F.
You will have the opportunity to
get good dinner, have a good
time and help a worthy cause.
We believe the people of Math-
ews will turn out and help gener-
ously this frate rnal organization.
The Trustees of Port Haywood A
cndemy call attention to the announce
ment of their school in today's paper.
We are about to enter on our third
year, and our success in the past JUS
titles us in expecting a continuance of
your patronage. The superior equip
ment of the school leavesnothing lack
ing towards the furtherance of its chief
aim high moral standard and
through preparation of boys and girls
for college. Prof. A. L. Kibler will
be the principal. ably assisted by Miss
Genevieve Petit in charge of the Pri-
i IN, n Fly Dana rk...o..A 81 AL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
En-. MarrueCOS

Despachos recienteS describen una
situscion precariasy y extrafia en- el Mo-
gahreb. FL famoSo RaiSuli, eli1erna~
nj msrroqul, reallzo el viernes p2Sado
una hazaila que de a atraS en- atrevi-
miento la del secuestro de Ion Per
dicaris, puesto que e,ta habia ocurrido
en- las afueras de Tanger. La del
vlerneS consistio en- secuestrar una
caravana cinco millas de la ciudad,
aprsionando once personals y varias
mulaS, Y alentado por el buen exito,
entro en- Tanger y Sc apodero de otra
caravana con mas prisioncros; pero 4
los del segundo asalto, no siendp los
que buscaba, les solt0 a los otros Sc
los llevo.
Tn despacho del 10 decia que ell
Sultan habia resuelto despedir a toda
Ia ofcialidad extranjera de su ejercito.
inclusa IA que Francia le habia en-
viado a fin de recognizable las iuer-
laS miitares ir, con disimulo, ALA
nando el camino para Ia penetracion
pacifica Tn despacho del 20 conf'r-
ma 10 antedicho, con la exception de
que sc QucudId uH ollcldI lIdnCtS, eL
captain Fournier, de instructor mill
tar en- Tanger. A los der1as, incluso
ell comandante en- jefe de Ia guardia
imperial, sir Henry Maclean lex
a'gento del ejercito ingles) Sc les ha
dado TN mes de plazo para que Sc re
tiren.
Dfcese que las legaciones Sc han
comunicado con sus gobiernos estan
preparando una protesta; pero Ell Sui :
tan justifica su conducta alegando, tai
vez no sin alguna razon, Ia penura de
Su erar1o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Fl cafe en- loS
Esiaslos Unidos

Ia mrseaae "a eos ias psceses -
fnefsan q a'Es eeae eosssst Aaos
aa AAo. - o. qas hsy qae fceissfAs
hev e. hablaf Sc care Ia cspccpla
essa 81 ha aceutasda IN IA LcasA =
Ma Vow haciknasee epefAciones &c
$50 vs. sscas per itrm.no medic
Cs>As pfgmiaenics euc asce un alto
fucfoa las caassnics 1ci alza habsas
cntonccs. han snciio !. iogsag ios pre-
CLOS. CO union as sus aala;ercs osila
comprando .bnn4antemcnte por cavn
"a &c inveTNones. "a iendeneia &c
los precios la conunusdo hacia e aiza
hab.eadase registfado ma sub.da "a
So 4 80 pun'os
Este Sumea;o ca los precios ia te.
nido luesr pesar de las ahundanies
seni@s que Sc hicieron para liquidar
un,dades. Y las ventas hechas contra
compras de cafe del Brasil pues los
elementos compradores cran bastante
fuertes para tomar todas las ierlas y
Al niSmo tempo hacer sub.g cl precio.
Tn detaile nota bic de las negociacio-
nes dc cafe este ano compar@das con
las del ailo anterior, fuG Ia ausencia
de transacciones en- arhlraje con
Francia
Las reducidas existencias en- el ex-
tranJero y Ell hecho de que los precios
ALI son shora casi los mIsmos que
aqui, hace que no sea de utilidad la
venta por cuenta de comerciantes euro
peoS Lo qIe ha inducido los que
fuerzan los precios entrar en- opera
clones. ha side los escasos arribos a
Rio y Santos durante la Ultima sema-
ma al a5 del pasado, 10 que contribu-
ye confirmar sus predicciones de que
la production anual sera menor que
10 recla mado para el consume.
Ahora Sc espera que haya una re-
ducci6n en- las exstencias de repuesto
para Diciembre de 100000 sacos con-
t<a. una dsminucion de solo 10 900 sa-
Cos en- iguaal perioao del aho anterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
8. a. LUZ ELEOTRICA
servcio de da noche-Correne oontnua baa tension
iNO HAY PELIGRO!

toia ds hsss pates asO pg6eo asansOs
Thence rap
tanen nues eI
; nNafor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Secci6n re>aigSasa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Enero q, miercoies.-San Aquilino Y
compa fieros martireS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
| INN bate mid bic Reids serabe bes

-run bate mid bic Reihe seraDe bes
@elbes ipegen eenomtnen -.
Sin qualbplles sSdbr lebte id NIT
aldriiIe 5ufanmen. 9ann giitgen mir
auseinanber. Gin &inb mar ni9t pa.
mir lieben uls duf @runb gegenIeitieer
Gtntptl;gung ideiben. Sd muBte oft
an Shea benfen, an ibre iinnige Ga
ben, bic @eift unb Genliitb 5u itanbe
gebrd9t batten, an tire guten blauen
9lugen. Gas Slid bate mir bic 6anb
seboten, unb i9 bate iie ouriidgeitoBen.
Durfte i1 nun mod na9 i6r gretfen9
Miirbe Shea ben seI4tebenen Mann
niht bon ii5 tpeiien2 Sa, i6 tppllte
nod eintnal mein Slid periu6en. Sd
tpplIte bor fie bintreten unb ibr fagen,
bab lift liebes Bib ipieSer uao INNER
tpieber por r,etne 5eate getreten 1T. Sd
ipoute lift fogen, baB meire aiebe perz
1uden tpiirbe, tpieber gut3uma9en,
mas mein Mibtrauen an i6r seTiinbigt
babe. Sd pollte ibr faeer :. Griinbz
lth iiberleete id mir alles, mas i9
meiner Shea fasen tpollte, tpenn i9 ibr
nun, na9 elmer Srennuns BON fe95e1n
Monaten, por bic Nugen treten ipiirbe.
.@tnes Sonntags sog i9 ben
f9tpursen &od on unb siug gu ibr.
Die &onsleirGtbin Dffnete mir unb
fiibrte mid in Die CUTE @tube. Wie
oft bdtten mir bret bort eeieTen unb
| gepldubert! Sd fanb ni9t glei9 bas
re9te Mort. 0erlegen itrid td n,etnen
f9ipar5en gpltnber. Die quite 5rau
fam mir 5u Silfe unb fpra6: sd
tpeiB, mas 9ie berfiibrt, 5err 5abtus.'
,5o@ frdgte i9 unb fiiblte mid
orbentli9 erlei9tert bur4 btefes gnt>
gegentpmmen. ,ltnb sic baben nt9ts
bagegen, bab mir bur9 meme leBte
gersangenbeit einen biden 5tri9 muz
den, unb baB Sbre Shea meine Srau
ptrb?'
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So tptfsn Sic alfo gar ni9t. -
~ ,mas?- ?-@os fpu i9 ni9t tpiKen9'
fragte i9, unb icB rnerfte, tpie mir bic
6dnbe 3itterter. Da bro6 bic alte
Srou IN Sbrdnen aus unb f9lu63te:
| ,DaB-r,eine gbea-tpbt t1t!'
| v9lls 1ie rubiger tpurbe, er8Gblte ite,
baB Shea tn's Wdfer gesangen mar.
Ob ic3 es benn ni9t in ben 3eitungen
gelefen bGtte.-S9 bette tGgli6 bic
! 3ettrngeu geleTen, Sour an ei11em Sage
bate ta iie ni6t geIefen. @s mar ber
! Sag naA meirer 9o93eit geipeTen. 9ln
biefen Sage absr nuBte pobl bas I'M
eliid borin geftanben faben, benn on
metnem 0p65ett5toqe mar e5 gsfheben
0a bate il nrn n,etl,en ,OoQgiItiger
8epet&.' >"
Gr f9nteg ltnb bltdte Bor fia oui
ben Gtf4. 92o9 elmer MsiGe bob er
bic 2lugen, fa9 mid truurig on uni
fagte: Sinh Gie mir no9 60feo"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Scr @amts miro bitter.

sBer f6 bartnafis rrr tefaupisen
Gmpfeblui,s bon Dr. Sings New Gts<
cpperp ssseniiter hlinb 'eiat, ipiro etnen
bitteren &f nit Der Sthtpiubluht si
be(teben babcn, renn er niAt ihpn frii-
Ter tGctlicb enbet. s. 81. 8eall BON
8ealt, Mjd., last: .8erHoilenen bertlt
bate meine 5rau ale slaseiden Der
@drinolud,t. Sir i,abm Or. Sings
gtem Discovery, alS ale anteren MAttel
febllhluaen. 8eHernna trst lpaleid ein
nnp yier Blalden furirteil iie 9anslid,. :"
Serc SOC. unp Sl.00 Slaihe sarautirt
ron s. 9. MaiuSeerser, apethefer. @ru~
beHalAsn frei. 9n Nainctsrsers Nruz
tbefe lrirD nentlA 9eIprrAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

vOie oeulotratiIbe gartei III 9s=
funoen iporoen. Gie bot loeben in So=
Hon bon 13. Nlberman II ertudblt. +"
(pbilaoelpbia Snquirer.) glur ribt
dngltlid! sic miro lih ldou nod qona
anoers bellertbur maGsu, troB lol1er
Gti6eleieu.
Wena puyt Nrtbur oas 6lbrol=
far GHaliell5 mar. miro oen @n9lnn=
bern Der beunrubiAsnoe @soante nlht
erIpayt biejben, oaB 8ibraltar einnal
bos port Nrtbur @uropas peroen fOnns
t..
x SAB port Nrtbur eefuQen lit. in=
iers0irt bic Selpo1ner Der Wer. Staoten
lehr. 9lub beoeutsno interenanter aber
miiroe Die 9}aAridt Tein, oaB auh Die
YreiIe fir 6!eiiN. Ro9Iea, gler uno
Butter oefolen uare.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
BETWEEN BaYARp AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
aDallT. tExcepts3unaaJ. fElag stop. I Mea

*Daily. fExcept5unIaJ. Flag stop. \ Mea4s.
D Sop to let off passengers from Pittsburgh and
points cast thereof.
mSOps to discharge passengers from points east Of HudsoA
also east Of Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passengers fT
c. A. c. RJ from east CT Alliance Flag stop 70 take "a
passengers from c. 4 RJ fer points east Of Aanos ~
which train stops pS9ps to let CT passengers from ia1fa
and points east Of Akron.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 1900 noon to y 90
midnight Light Faced cm u % midnight to IL 90 noon
GI. PECK e. A. FORD, Z.
General Manager, General Passenger Ageais
7-1-CS.-I PfrTsBURGH, PENN'A. :.
For time cards, rates offare, through tickets.
baggage checks and further information rs~
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

9ie @lettyisitGt rerbreitet Iid in
eiuem unterieeihsu 2elegrapbenOrabt
nit Der WeIOpinoigteit bon 1000
SilOmeteru (sirta $500 Wlsilsn) i'll Der
Setun0e.
Sn Ne!p YOrt bot e5 Elm Monu
fertig gebra1t, eine 56ulb bon iiber
100000 81 tCntrabiren. ObgIei3 ct
mcoer lcien nod ibreiten fam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
9fTar&t s4t oerfGatTc2s.

4 trsAr>N Cine Torn in Gciem Gopnjpip
@fs5 9sssSztss. 9p8corGmoS Goantp, GEto. nnaE.
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~ - pou 8urt g&ahiugton. uu8efuE
l52 gtcer 7nmioIieno uno ais 3aalMerSlD SSaEm ba'
fannt iii a. OGrtcricu. =,
ungeid X l20 9ier ito uraorcS 2ano nno oer D {!
lit 38olbtoub g.nf rcr {F0rm ;nh ctH NHtcS 3Hph1'
sSus cine arnfe @uutiIcuGr ne5jt ben uDtbt8 i
y.ebcnQctQuocu uuD e;u fsincr NaunGnrten
Iie 9on3e gfurlL III gut mi; gSUier nericpeH uH0 Il
g.ttem SuIiQnDe uu0 III Gteieitc tben - noEl 3Al
%tfsrba lpte and Sur gheN5uht 32u9nct.
Xix nGDerc Nu8tuu't mo SctU8uN8cu nenoe M"!
id) on
24. g. gtccib,
If Mesp QGita6elpbio, 9
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2ube: gBos oentlt Gu oopon. ieBt
ioll St6hel nod Der 9lorrei6en Ser
theioigun9 bon Port Nrtbur gar nod
Dor Elm &rie9sseri6t 9elteat peroeu?
SDre: 9as iit ood nod lange niht
10 f6tinm tpie BEL uns. 0aben mir
oo6 oen Nomiral S6lep naA Dem
glorrei6en Siege bon Santiago Dor
Elm Srie9sgeribt gefeat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

At Alliance connections made with trains from an
stations on the P, F. w. s. c. Division. ft
No. 900 connects al Yellow Creek for Steubenvills snf
Boairo No. 304 connects at Wellsv for Steubenvis as
ITnon Station, Ptsburgh r the East Cafe Paror Cars
en- Nos 3lo and 3I1 No. 343 leaves Ravenna rs 20 a
arrives Cleveland *6 90 am No. 342 leaves Cleveland IS 90
prl arrives Ravenna *6 % pm. -.. -. ~
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Dark Face figures P. n timc, Light Face A. M. time

lark Face hgures 7. Il. tlme Light race, a. NJ. time.
Connections leave NexvcomeEstOyvIS via
Plttstrc;rgh Division,-For Pittsburgh and
the East *2 SO am, *9 So am, FL So am, - IS
pm. For Uhrichsyille and Dennison, II 40
pm, S9 00pm,
For Columbus, is 3S am, Sc 35 am. For Col
llnbus and Cincinnati, HI 81 am, 80 49 pm,
Indianapolis and st. Louis, I'll 81 am, 80 az
pm. For Columbus and Chicago, *4 20 pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover vita
Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-Foit
Cleveland, Canton and Fort Wayne Routs
points, Chicago Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, f7 10 am. and f2 as pm.
*Dailys Except Sunday sSunday only. FLAG stop,
G. Il. PECK, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
12l5-03.-N. PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates offare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains, apply to any
| agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. .ass~
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If / i / i L | ! !
9cutiGe Sabcr
81
b cefa t,feas.

Sic fol9enoen belie6tea 9tomane ton=
nen in Der Office oieies SIattcs bsaoasn
lDeroen:
egus eirer flfiren Garniina 50s
Nuf Snnfeln @rgen 500
pr;hriacu 25c
Der &roIns bnn WgilaorlpBia 3or
Die G5trabe nsr 8crlnrnen 2oe
Sac 9ciGsrn err Ster 5gf
Ser Suun pnu Ynsferpillc 35s
5soer, Der uls sinSn nenen 9lbon-
u,nteu brillNt Der eiil Sahr I'M uoraus
besahli, bat bus Jted)s. IT'D ems oitlei
BiiAes als Isalnie allsslpd5leil.
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Sine nele RaIfesnailliae n un=
ben luorDeu. Die 0urtb ~ Bf mai
ben 3sltpuntt Der Bsttia|iflll oes
Gahees anseist.