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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

result is that our roads are used 40 race
courses for automobiles and our horses
save The old plugs, are 10 the barns whil'
our people are kept at home because thu
red, black, yellow and striped devils ar,
at large In the highways, talk about Yer
mont fpunk II Ia OF the past. There II
not law on our statue books that is mol
broken with impunity and no one 10 powel
dare enforce them. VIII you help do so
SUNDERLAND.
Mrs. Jennie Lskin was In town one day
last week
Merle Pike WAS 10 North Hoosick, N.
Y, one day last week.
Mr.. Giles Bacon lef. Monday morning
for Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Bacon Of Seattle, Washington, Ia
at his sons, Mr.. Bert Bacon.
Mrs. Ira Bentley 10 visiting her sister
Mrs. T.t. Of Hoosick, N. Y.
Mr.. Claude Burt recently sold his driv.
Ing horse for a good price.
Mr.. W. Z. Bacon made q business trip
to IIootick Falls, N. Y. recently.
"A. g. Houghton recently made bust.
ness trip to E'gle Bridge, N. Y.
Miss May Bentley 10 attending The
summer school at North Bennington,
Mrs. E't Brockway and Mrs. Fanny
wins and two j lie daughters are guests
of relatives Ia walllDgford.
--1rs. Mary Crumm and son LenIy, Of
North Adam, Mass, are with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. stilsop.
Miss Francis West q Ravens, N. Y.
10 spending her vacation with her grand.
mother, Mrs.. sarah Lstbrop.
Mr.. Ed. Beagle Of South shsfubury
'pent SUI day si.h hls wife who 10 vI,iting
her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Chssstore.
Mr.. A. l. Gregory AID wife have re-.
mov,d 20 Manchester where be viii be 10
tbesmploy Of The BacIey Mig. Co., ~ aw-
yer.
There will be lawn party at the Union
church Friday evening Of this week July
II. Ice cream and cake will be served
Every one inyi ed.
Ed. Conoyer recently moved from w.
II. Lsthrop's tenement house 10 . house
owned by J. Y. Bently. Mr.. Conoysf 10
row working ~ section hand for the Rat.
land Railroad Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

Deer are plenty and very tame, too
tame for comfort In back lots.
Frank and Peter Bolster and their
wives visited at N. G. Wade's Saturday and
Sunday.
-Raspberries are plenty and large and
blackberries will be big crop on the hlla
and mountains.
b. Niles, B. z. Sheldon and l. Dunbar
are doing the haying for people in this
valley who have no teams.
Bowen will give as premium four big
photos with every 10 squares Of Paroid No
Tar roofing sold In the months Of July and
August.
Mysterious night travellers still bring
In whiskey from York State. They are
getting ready to put In time where they
wont be allowed out nights.
The screech Of the locomotive may vet
echo around old Haystack, the shortest and
best route from Champlsin to the Hudson.
II will not be neglected much longer.
SPAR West is remodellng his home
In preparation for the new family son and
dsughter-in-law). The Vests have ne
home aud when completed their children
will be located close by.
A certain sop Of an aged poor woman
up 10 Jerusalem takes pride In putting bis
old mother out Of his berry lot. Perhaps
she did not spank him enoughiwhen be was
young but abe would nov IL she could do 90.
There IL custom among the ball play
ers TO pay for the hire Of riga to bring the
oppo.irg bail clubs TO Dorsei, South Dor
set and vice versa. A collection 10 taken
up At The games and spectators should be
willing to drop dime IN the hat TO defray
the expenses Of the boys who put up srch
good ball.
AUTOMOBILE DmyISG.
Yes, autos race over our roads and shculd
be stopped. IL Ia well known have writ
ten and acted TO try and regulate them for
four years and have been made fun OF for
80 doing. We have laws and they are good
enough bu, the trouble Ia that the officers
Who should put them In force are afraid
.hs, they will be laughed st or Afraid tina,
hey may hurt somebody q feelings, ard the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
nANcIiksrYR.
rQrlNox HOUSE,.

hAhcbtsfHH.
Mr.. Chss. Ishsm was sgain In town
ever Sunday.
Sec Lcvlns Announcement. in the d
pc, locals.
Payson VIVA 10 GU, OF town for few
DAYS.
See Ratent changed sdvertlsemt at
IA ssother column.
Rev. Geo. II. smyth, Jr, IL Ia town
for few days.
Miss Dawes 10 visiting At Mis-, BATHS
for few weeks.
-xr. and Mn. Cismsn, II. Cone and con
william were 10 town SATURDAY.
Mi. Minnie Regsn Of New York 10 Wis :
itns her brother Frank Rtgsn.
xin Elizabeth MsiIlard Of Troy 10 the
guest Of Miss Clara Chamberlain.
Mr.. Albert NJ. Reed Of Albany arrived
w 10 an for The baiaece Of the summer sea.
son.
Miss Eina V. Austin Of Brooklyn 10
v,ilng Mss Florence Taylor at Lone
Pine"
.-Fr1,E rA.sce q Baltimore, Nc, IL
,pendluss I, " DAYS with ME-. csssard q,
axaysitf,"
Mr.. AID Mr.. EcsG Willsmsor. Of
Brcsslyn, srt A. the orvis Cottage fgsin
ttis season.
-xss. O r. Bennett Il CT ter,aining
her pafena nr. and Mr.. N. W. Stewart Of
Besllsgtor, W.
III sheri clenen, and Tho Misses cie-
meni. q Ru.lard, were guests saturday Al
N, EQaiior House.
Leo slder seticr trs inter 81 lie nfn
a, ISo Zln6ef & Co., Of New i0rt, sss .,
~. Keuirer fe~ days this week.
-llosseil L. Hoyi, Jr., With the Coua-
n, C.isndAr~ New York. Vas iS town Al
IA. rno4hei cottage ovr Sunday.
-As. Mary Csdah,, Of The Tel phone
y.eh,nre 10 enjoying well sarred vaea.
do ), ber home In victory hllis, ~
Mo. VIA. II. Mcclure 81 Aihasy ia II
,,xa tsr ths summer. arriving TuesdAy
.t,efDooa. she vii soespy hcr cottage On
MALE street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mrs Lyon OF Holyoke, Mass, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Simonds.
-Mrs. Calvin Phillips was the guest OF
Mrs. W. NJ. Walker last week.
Hon. ]. W. Fowler spent the latter
part Of the week at st, Adams.
Henry sher Twin is very sick with DIeF.
monia at the present writing.
Mrs, Mary Raymond Of Chicago is the
guest of her sister, Mra. Al Bowen.
George Snow has been quite Ill for the
pss, few days but is able to be out again.
Mrs. A. II. Pettibone and two children
are In Rutland and Pittsford for two weeks,
e. /. Kendall IL entertaining Mr.. Rob-
inson, wife sud two children Of Glens Falls
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowie Of Hoosick
Falls, N. Y, are stopping with Mrs., Lee
Bourn for while.
Mn, EDITOR BENNETT:
Dear Sir:-I'd like to ask you to hnd out
whose land the Burditt Bros. building at
the Depot ia on now! Where Ia the high
way and how wide 10 III
"PRo Bono PUBLICo."
The Odd Fellows will have a having
bee at Henry Sherwin's, on Monday July
oath. Mr.. Sherwin as noted elsewhere, 10
sick with pneumonia and his brethren are
going to give him helping hand. Let all
who can be there.
The Grand Opening Of II. Harry Le-
wins Bargain Store at Manchester Depot
will take place on Thursday, July 21ih.
As the store IL opened rather late in the
season, It epatl,d Mr., Levin to purchste
merchandise from overstocked mAnufsc-
turers at very low figure. The extreme.
IL low prices at which these goods Will be
sold during the first ten days OF the Grand
Opening will be a great surprise to every
one. You will ssve money BY Waiting the
store on the Grand Opening
EAST MANCHESTER.
--IisyirgisIu.hlrgin this neighborhood.
The good weather Ia In its favor and sgood
crop has been cut.
Mrs. Frank Drake has returned to her
home 10 North Adams, Mass, after shor,
Whit with her sister, Mrs. Psanie Wade
--Yr. ard hrs. 4. 5. Marble have re-
,urned to their home Ii Weston after
short Wilt with their daughter, Mr.. Thos
Dulllng aud other iiisnds In Salmon River
Fslls, n Y.
sOUTH DORSET.
-Coole. more comfortable.
--Iis,ipg got set back, rAlay fsys AID
nighx.
See L,slpt announcement In the De
pot ,>cals.
The Kerdall Bros. arc haJifg for wesi
a son On the wesi road.
We noticed quite load Of No Tar PAT
old paper goipg Up 10 Bowers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
Mancnes,.r Post once

Ofses hsuf., from 0 a. .. "a. 10 a.o0 p. m
Mails Close.
oulrg soa,b ss, N. li.1oa a.. m. p. m.
Gslas sorth stss. m.2 30 p, IN. <sP IN.
Manchester GeSirt, Dor,si ADD Peru stage
III NAN
Mails Due,
PROM The North, sam. sp' m
grom The South. spd 10 AN. A T.4S pm.
Manchester Centre, D0re, and Peru pan.
onss opes on Sunday from 30 10 loa
IN, u Is 20 "a - .. IN. u. X. simonds,
Postmaster,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

The recital by Miss Amy Hsskins Ell.
titled "Jesslca's First Prayer" was excel
lent and Just now is very popular and lie
being translated into many languages. 1t
ia by Hesba Strettop. Miss Haskins gave
a series Of eight talks all Of which were In
terestiDg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

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FM Hssiss 10 sissf isose Gsute.
pss* T 10 ssnf3s kshtss,
ffantn sitsgirf 80 sn.eAse
4 iaa.asssA F.tsaa IL Auslhss
pm asAsi I'D gssSt tsisss uansWA yaissa
sts 7 fssyf,, ca Nlssa.
Gfasrai Hsu 1srss.i fsas8 tssst.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13

have mentioned, for 1 should like TO see
the solution of so tangled a business.
Very glad 10 see you. I dine at a.
There is q woodcoclS. believe. BY the
way. in view of recent occurrences.
perhaps I ought to ask Mrs. Hudson
TO examine it's crop"
1 had been delayed at case, and IL
was a little after half past when
L found myself in Baker street once
more. As 1 approached the house j
saw a tall man in Scotch bonnet,
with a coat which was buttoned up
TO his chin, waiting outside in the
bright semi-circle which was thrown
from the fan-light. Just as 1 arrived
the door was thrown open, and We
were shown up together to Holiness
room.
Mr.. Henry Baker. 1 believe" said
he, rising from his armchair and
greeting his visitor with the easy air
of geniality which he could so read
lily assume. pray take this chair by
the fire. Mr.. Baker. 1t is a cold night.
and 1 observe that your circulation is
more adapted for summer than for
winter. All, Watson, you have just
come at the right time. Is that your
hat Mr.. Baker,
Yes. sir; that is undoubtedly my
hat"
He was a large man, with rounded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
THE ADVENTURE of THE BLUE CARBUNCLE
By AComnD
By Sir A. Conan Doyle

NAMED with Horner some little time,
but had finally been called away. On
returning, he found that Homer had
disappeared, that the bureau had been
forced open, and that the small morocco
casket in which, as it afterward trans
pired, the Countess was accustomed to
keep her jewel, was lying empty upon
the dressing table. Ryder instantly
gave the alarm, and Horner was ar
rested the same evening: but the stone
could not be found either upon his per-
son or in his rooms. Catherine Cusack,
maid to the Countess, deDosed to hav-
ing heard Ryder's cry of dismay on
discovering the robbery, and to having
rushed into the room, where she found
matters as described by the last wit
ness Inspector Bradstreet, b division.
gave evidence as to the arrest of
Horner, who struggled frantically and
pOrtested his innocence in the strongest
terms Evidence of a previous convic-
ton for robbery having been given
against the prisoner. the magistrate re-
fused to deal summarily with the Of
Tense. but referred it tc the Assizes.
Horner, who had shown signs of in
tense emotion during the proceedings.
tainted away at the conclusion, and
was carried out of court
Hum, So much for the police
court" said Holmes. thoughtfully,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
Boston Herald.1

Jack London on his last visit to New
York was introduced in a cafe TO a
musician
Il. too. am a musician in a small
way" London said. My musical talent
was once the means of saving my life
How was that?" the musician asked
There was a great flood in our town
the water struck our house my father
got on a bed and hOated with the
stream until he was rescued
And vou2" said the musician
Well" said London, Il accompanied
him on the piano.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
Jack London as Musician.

Copyright by Harper & Brosl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

-Breathes there a man with soul so
dead"
That On a plank he'd lie.
Who would not rest on a wire bed
Just let him only try
Baiiey's r. & " P. wire spring
With a soft and downy top
It's the one, the only real thing
Take cut your plank and swop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
ANTOINE ROSA'S ESTATE.

John F. Coiburn, executor of the es-
tate of Antoine Rosa, deceased, has
filed an intermediary account. showing
receipts of $13.56O.SS and payments of
$11 ,045.74, which leave a balance of
2,515.14 due the estate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
IN HARLEM.

After being without a girl for a week
the mistress of a Harlem apartment
was showing an applicant over the
fat. She had been liberal in her prom
Uses of privileges in the way of after
Moons and nights Off She had even
gone so far as to extend the hour of the
girls return on these nights and to
agree to her using the sewing-machine
after her work was done.
The new girl seemed pleased. and the
mistress was beginning to hope. They
walked back into the dining-room, and
the girl had actually removed one hat
pin from her hat. Then her smile fad
ed.
DO you Go your own stretchin' ?"
she demanded
DO we do our own what?" asked
the puzzled mistress
.Stretchin'," repeated the new girl.
Il don't understand
Stretcnin'.'' repeated the girl again.
do you put the stuff on the table at
meal-tinna and stretch for it. or do 1
have to shuttle it around?''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
MIR, HYDE, He GAVE A PARTY.

Mr.. Hyde he gave party,
An extravagant affair
With Franco Roman Midas Croesus-
Klondyke sort of air.
Hang Expensei" he told his bench
men
For he knew his princely boarding;
So rope of pearl was ordered
And Expense was hanged according.
Mr. Hyde he gave a party
Which amazed the town for weeks;
There were patched and powdered
ladies.
There We're men in satin breeks.
Quarts of diamonds were scattered
Just to give the natives thrills.
While the butler lit the tapers
With one-hundred dollar bills.
All the guests at Henry's Party
His extrava gance endured,
For they said, between the dances,
"Lo! our pleasure is insured
But the Equitable grumbIers
said they weren't so satisfied:
Said they'd paid for Henry's Party,
Thought they wept and walled out
side.
Mr. Hyde he gave a party
Which has grown historic now:
All the bills were met and settled
Yes" the cynics said, but how?"
So in high financial circles
Where the famous case was tried,
The Directors gave Party
And the guest was Mr.. Hyde.
Wallace Irwin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

HACK MONEY
His Mother-in-LaW Must
Pay---GeneraI Court
News.

Judge Lindsay yesterday rendered
decision for the plaintiff in the suit of
the Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society
of Hawaii VS.. Mary Ann Kahanama-
kai 1t is the case reported on the
hearing a few weeks ago, where the
defendant had mortgaged real estate to
obtain loan of $1,000 on a promissory
note and gave the money to her SON.
in-Iaw. Harrison, to buy a horse and
hack under his promise of repayment
in one year. Part of the defense was
that defendant had mortgaged her real
property without consent of her hus-
regard, hence both the note and mort
gage were void. But the court, after
reviewing the case, finds as follows:
From the evidence adduced the
court is convinced that the loan was
not made to Harrison but to the de-
PENDANT, and the mere fact that she
almost Immediately turned the amount
over to Harrison can make no differ
enee The present suit is not upon the
mortgage. but is upon a n ote for
which the mortgage was securit...
Even if the mortgage is void and the
specific security destroyed, the note is
still valid and falls within the class
of contracts which a married woman
under our statutes may make.
Judgment is hereby given for the
plaintiff as prayed for, with costs of
court and attorneys commissions
Jury was waived. Antonio Perry for
plaintiff. and Castle & Wilmington for
defendant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

Jim: This window seat would be all
right if there weren't such a deuce of
draft.
Joe: Yes; I've noticed the best place
for a window seat is on the other
side of the room from the window
Sphinx.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

Now Tommy" said Mrs. Bull, "I
want you to be good while I'm out"
I'll be good for a nickel" replied
Tommy.
Tommy said she. ct want you to re-
member that you cannot be a son of
mine unless you are good for nothing"
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
JONES CLAIMS LAND.

W. B. Jones files an answer in the
matter of the guardianship of Anna
K. Jones. a minor, showing cause why
he should not be examined and why
the petition of Rebecca Kealakai, guar
dian. should not be granted. When
the agreement to purchase a lot in
Kapiolani tract was executed, he sets
forth, Rebecca Kealakai paid on ac-
count of the purchase price 5000. There
after she became unable to make fur
Their payments and the respondent
made payments under the agreement
amounting to s126.2O. About February
%. 1905, he paid to petitioner $50 in
consideration of an assignment of the
agreement. He has placed imp ove-
ments on the land which cost him
S759.22 and he declares:
THAT said land and improvements
and said agreement now belong to this
respondent subject to the payment to
the owner of the fee of said land of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

On coming home from church on
Sunday Archie's mother asked him how
he liked it, and Archie said it was
fine.
What do you like most in the
church, asked his mother
Wen, the best part is where they
pass around the money" and. turning
to his father, said: How much did
you get? I got a dime. "-Independent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

balance of said purchase price. and
that neither the said Rebecca Keala-
kai nor the said Anna K. Jones have
any right, title or interest therein
DAVIS GOT NOTHING.s
Judge Lindsay dismissed a rule for
examination of judgment debtor in the
suit of j. F. Haglund vs.. y. P. Jacob
sen, in which an unsatisfied execution
for nearly 5000 outstands. a paper was
fled in which the plaintiff stated that
the proceedings We're taken against his
wishes and without his direction. This
was in typewriting. Another paper in
the handwriting of his attorney but
signed by the plaintiff declared that
Geo. a. Davis was attorney of record
for him and was not paid his statutory
nor any fees in the case. Mr.. Davis
noted an appeal to the Supreme Court
from the order dismissing the rule.
FATTENING THE CALENDAR.
Appeals from District Magistrate
Whitney have been sent UP to the
Circuit Court in two cases against
Helen G. Fonseca and one against
Wong. for offenses against social or
der; a case against eighteen Chinese
LOT oiiS against d SIlltI6SC
for liquor selling and the civil suit of
Honolulu Brewing & Mailing Co VS..
E. K. Devauchelle and Geo. Landon,
partners in Flag of All Nations saloon.
ACQUITTED BY JUDGE.
All Ho elected to be tried without
jury on his indictment for selling ava
without a license, Judge De Bolt tried
him yesterday and found him not
guilty. Deputy Attorney General Pc
tiers prosecuted, and Holmes & Stanley
defended.
ANTOINE ROSA'S ESTATE.
John F. Coiburn, executor of the es-
tate of Antoine Rosa, deceased, has
filed an Intermediary account. showing
ST, O45.74, which leave balance of
s2,51514 due the estate.
COURT ITEMS.
Glenn K. Quinn, administrator of the
estate of Kualana. has filed an in
ventory showing sundry personal eff
fects and $50 cash.
Satisfaction of judgment has been
filed in the damage suit of Manuel
Pedro Ferreira VS.. Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Co.
An answer has been filed in the ac-
ton to quiet title of S. c. Allen VS..
Geo. w. Lucas, ct al, in which reasons
are given for praying that the suit
may be stricken from the calendar.
Judge Kepoikai at Waikiki gave
Judgment for Hama Kapakali against
Pioneer Mill Co., in ejectment for pos
session of the disputed land and $500
DANA ges. J. Lightfoot appeared for
the plaintiff, and D.. H. Case, ]. l..
Coke and John Richardson for the de-
PENDANT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

Train boy in the way he should
go. and he will depart from it in the
days of his manhood.-Sphinx.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14


is
Man Mexico
a
In
his wife
prison a
the palte Wednesday and
NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14

balance of said purchase price. and
that neither the said Rebecca Keala-
kai nor the said Anna x. Jones have
any right, title or interest therein
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19

grain for the consumer is a compli.
Gated affair, ard has a lot of machin-
cry. The hulls are removed, the
grains cleaned and polished, broken
grains and the fine stun separated, the
bulls sent to the feed mill and the food
products to the iobber.
Rice has been staple crop in the
Carolinas for many years. 1t is only
of late years that the vast bottom lands
Of Louisiana and Texas have taken to
the culture of rice on large scale,
and ground fit for its production is
worth as much money as town lots.
Speculative fortunes have been made
in the Texas lowlands, buying for q
dollar or two an acre land that was
dear at that figure, and selling it for
IA hundred times that much when the
rice fever overlook it. The man who
has ground that rice will grow on can
Lave credit at the bank, an organ in
the parlor and corr whiskey IN the
cupboard, II he allows it to get that
far before he drinks it.
Rice enters into the stock-feed prop
'osition also The bulls and waste are
sold to feed manufacturers, and the I'M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19
Plain Sewing
los Jackson Street..
Consolidated PhoR 1881.
Of Interest to cIeraymen.

Pursuant to its usual custom, the
Western Maryland Railway Company
will Issue clerical orders for the year
1905 to regularly ordained clergy
men, who are solely engaged in the
work and duties Of minister Of the
gospel, having no other profession,
occupation or business, located on or
contiguous to the lines of this com,
pany.
AS the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg Railway has been merged
under the name of the Western Mary
land Railroad Company. orders for
1906 will be honored over this line
and branches.
Application blanks can be secured
from ticket agents, which upon being
properly filed up, and certified to by
some railroad agent who is person,
ally acquainted with the applicant,
should be forwarded to the General
Passenger Agents ONCE, Baltimore,
Nd. IS soon q possible. 81