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DIED..

CLOSSON-At sedgwick, Sept /, william e
Ciosson, aged "a years, 10 months.
FRY-At Bar Harbor, Sept 8, Charles Fry, of
Boston. aged 81 years.
HAMOR-At Mt Desert, Sept /, Mary A,
widow Of Jonathan Hamor, aged n years,
10 months, days.
MILLER-At North Sullivan, Aug %, George
E Miller, aged 81 years.
M'NAUGHTON-At Hancock, Sept 2, Mrs
Susie FMcNaughton, aged 10 years, month,
% days.
PETERS0N-At Colts Island, Aug %, Mrs
Lawrence d Peterson, of Lansdowne, Pa.
ROBINSON-At Saginaw, Mich, Aug "a
Joshua Robinson, formerly Of Bucksport,
aged % years, 6 months.
THOM-At East Bluehill, Sept 4, Reuben
Thorn, aged IS years, 8 months, IL days.
TREWORGY-At East surry, Aug 80, Hiram
Treworgy, aged 80 years, 10 months, 5days.
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Candidate Mcbride.
Mt DEsERr. Sept. q

~ OAo6kxs S0Rss " AVAVs
10 the Editor Of the American:
Inc repu blicans OF the class towns Of
mt. Desert, Southwest Harbor, fremont,
Cranberry Islss and Swans Island are
fortunate tn having Albert <. Mcbride,
OF Northeast Harbor, ~ their candidate
'or representative In the coming election.
Mr.. Mcbride, having always lived In his
district, knows thoroughly it, needs and
the wants and desires Of tho inhabitants,
ana ne 10 well httsd both BY education
ana BY practical experience to represent
ably his constituents. he received his
eoucation In the public schools Of Mt.
Desert; then Rradutsd from Worcester,
mass, academy, and spsnt two years in
college at Boston. This period was
supplemented By travel and observation.
ny occupation Mr.. Mcbride 10 . hotel
man. and has proved his energy and ex-
ecutive ability BY the manner in which he
lss built up and now manages the we'll
SHOWN Kimhall house at Northeast Har-
DOR. He Il also Interested In banking, b.
ing stockholdsr in the Union Trust Co.,
VI Ellsworth, and director in the Bar
hsrbor Banking 4 Trust Co.
Mr. Mcbride has the towns interests ct
1esrt, and y hard worker for the dsvsl-
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MARRIED..

CONANT-MATHERSO Bucksport, Aug
81, by Rev Harry Hill, Miss Gertrude nj
Conant, OF Bucksport, to Benjamin Mather-
son. Of Bangor.
JAMESOM-CAMPBELL Ellsworth. Sept
IS, by Rev p A A Killam, Miss Bernice T
Jameson to George NJ Campbell. both Of
Ellsworth.
LORD-BECKWITH-At San Juan, r, Aug
%, by Rev Benjamin Haywood, d D, Miss
Annie Louise Lord to Linwood Thomas
Beckwith, formerly OF Ellsworth.
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Gsrrsspsnpsnfs.


ro me vosers Of Haxcock County;
ELLSWORTH, Sept. s, 1910.
fpliv understand that should be
judged BY the record have made - sheriff
., Hancock county, and In reply to =
statement recently made by the democrats
!, only ask that this record Of my admin
;s,ration be faithfully and truthfully
even inorder that each citizen and voter
NAV exactly understand the fscts and con-
ditions.
rhe records show that during 1908, the
wear before l became sheriff, there were
arrested in Bar Harbor fifty-six persons
for intoxication, while in 1909, my first
vsar. only eighteen were arrested, and
Thus far in 1910 twenty have been arrested
Tor this offense. During the twenty
months / have been sheriff the records
,aiI 10 show but single arrest for drunk
enness in Ellsworth. 1t would seem to
candid man that il more drunkenness had
existed in Ellsworth during the past six
months than ever before in the city's his
tory, some tangible evidence could be
found of this lamentable fact In the rec
ords OF the court or Jail.
During the four years Of my immediate
predecessors administration OF the Office
of sheriff eleven persons were committed
10 Jail for violation OF the liquor law.
During my first year eleven persons were
committed for the same otiense. Under
the democratic administration OF four
wears it cost more than 10000 for an en-
forcement resulting in eleven commit
ments. Under the republican admins
tration OF one year it has cost less than
$500 to enforce the law and secure the
same number Of commitments. During
the present year there has been expended
for enforcement q, 3S5-58 up to August 1.
The increased cost for the first year OF
NV term OF ONCE was necessary for .
vigorous enforcement Of the prohibitory
law. 1t will at once be seen that much
less sum has been necessary for 90 much Of
my second year ~ has elapsed. It must be
borne in mind In the enforcement OF the
prohibitory law that when real enforce
ment is attempted Jail sentence and not
fines for the county treasury Is the re-
suit.
1t seems an absurdity to notice the slur
concerning the gambling house at Bar
Hsrbor. 1t may be well, however, to state
that it is not my province to dictate to the
court what its sentences shall be. The
gambling implements in question were
destroyed by order Of the court. Frag-
ments OF these implements may be easily
identified by any one who will take the
trouble to inspect the pils Of kindling
wood at the sherifi's residence.
+. SILsBY.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Sid Aug 81, sch Ann @ Stuart, Rockland,
slaves and heads, Whitcomb, Haynes & Co
Sid Sept g., sch G Taylor, 3D., Bar Harbor,
bricks, H Phillips
Hancock County Ports.
Southwest Harbor-Ar Aug 81, sch Efle M
Morrissey, Yarmouth, N
Ar Sept 2, sch Pochasset for western port
Sid Aug 81, sch Hattie Loring, slaves
Sid Sept l, U Revenue Cutter Woodbury.
In port Sept z, schs Merits Perry, Anna L
Sanborn "a Nickerson
In port Sept ., sch Effie NJ Morrissey
Bass Harbor-In port Sept 2, sim Grace
Morgan, sch Vanguard
8 Glover
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As to Clerk of Courts Fees.
ELLSWORTH, Sept. 3, 1910.

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49, ~, s1Ass, "nns - 'nAn one-'n'fo 0!
~ va fisoo from attorneys ana
e.1e Ane cieik 'nen
So ~. So1u.y Iol ~ "otk no pei-
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TRENTON.

BENZ. Jordan, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his family.
Arthur Jordan spent several days in Bar
Harbor last week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Alonzo Woodwork.
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BORN.

BLACK-At Brooksville, Aug 80, to Mr. and
Mrs Irwin N Black, . son.
EATON-At Deer Isle, Aug 80, to Mr. and Mrs
Fred D Eaton, daughter. Vera Myrtle.]
TAPLEY-At North Anson, Aug q, to Mr. and
Mrs John 8 Tspley. son. [John PANEL
TAPLEY-At West Brooksville, Sept 1, to Mr.
and Mrs Herman Tapley, 3 son.
WILLIAMSON Franklin, Aug %, to Mr. and
Mrs Amos 9 Williams, daughter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-02
NATURE TELLS YOU
As Many Devils Lake Reader
Knows Too Well. 3

As Many Devils Lake Reader
Knows Too Well. 3
When the kidneys are sick, r.
: Nature tells you an about It. =
The urine Is natures calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action;
Any urinary trouble tells Of kid
ney ills. > ....a
Doan's kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills.
P.J. Ostboe, of Park River, N. Dak:,
says: II have used Doan's Kidney
Pills OF and on for the past three
years and they have given entire sat-
isfaction. was subject to pains In
my back and also had other symp-
toms OF kidney complaint. No other
medicine ever brought such prompt
and satisfactory results as Doan's Kid:
ney Pills. This preparation has SPAR
ed me a great deal Of suffering and
annoyance and I gladly give 1t the
praise 1t deserves so.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. .Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. -. r@>
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-02
"a. M. Powell, Agt., rent OF pest
house from Sept. u, to Oct.

A. M. Powell, Agt., rent OF pest s
house from Sept. ~, to Oct. s.;
z ~ tn ...5.S. $50. ........ $500
NUM- G Peterson, supplies fur
nished court house. -. -. .. VI 1899
Or. M. a. Lee, salary as county i. "a
e. physician, Feb.,@ March and IA
April, 1910 ...... 31.25
Oscar Melland, grading roads a
in Northfeld township s.. $500.
s, p. FIummerfel work done ~
Il on court house grounds So. 1.6O;
John e. Johnson, road over y.
seer, e. IL township 1866 =
Y for the year, $40. ,..s,Y...% 1900
Fred J.. Traynor, services as
Asst. States Atty. Sept. 18th
to October 10TH, $250.00 al !,
lowed AZ 81. :. $500
Devils Lake Journal, blanks
: furnished sheriff !. !. !, :. IT'S
ove Meyers, hauling rubbish
from court house grounds !. 500
A. P. Brainerd, house rent =.
Mrs. Sullivan, Nov. 18th to- u
December 18th :............. 1900
Devils Lake General hospital, 8,
care OF county patients $50. 91.O0
W. r.. Bedford, sheriff fees i
/ Dist court ...a.s.... 49,. ...... 1886
J. @. Adams, CRATES for furnace !.
|, I'M court house and supplies +
furnished court house ......5. 1920
J. R. Haslam, goods furnished i
county poor ................ 41.95
Gus Furstenau, County Treas.
stamps s.ss
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer
nrfo
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer,
Court orders, jurors ........ 1850
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer,
Court orders paid witnesses, 2.1(
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer,
county wolf bounties paid =, 1000
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer,
account of G. 2. Taylor, as LIZA
| court stenographer ...... 5000
Gus Furstenau, co. Treasurer.
| account of r. Goer, Atty, by
or0er or court ............. 15.0(
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer,
account Of r. Daeley, stamp
ed envelopes for Supt. Of 49,.
| SCHOOLS z.... ..,a.... .........., 32.9
Gus Furstenau, Co. Treasurer,
account Of w. G. Cook, list Of -,
j special tax payers ........,. so
Lake Grocery Co., supplies .
furnished court house ...... IS
Davis Lake Inter-Ocean, elec-
ton supplies, general election 1860
Walker Bros. & Hardy, blank
4 books as per contract ,. 62.5
W. II. Bedford, insanity fees. .16.2
R. v. Bice, postage, express, -
freight and long distance -;
; pnones 1896
Making total Of $685.
Moved and carried that the quartz
ly report of Al Heddon Justice of til
Peace, for the quarter ending Septeu
J Der 80, 1910, be disallowed as sam
was not approved by the States A
) torney. s,z 49,. -,
Moved that the following bills i
2 disallowed for the reason that sam
are not proper charges against Ran
! sey county.
Mrs. G. A. Tyler, nursing infant
! child of Helen Renquist 80. 1901
t R. E. Brooks. to board and room
= for infant child of Ellen Rem
! quist ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
John "A. Haig, mileage to Tri- ~. ~
umph school district to as. .-s~
stst the clerk in making a re-
= port .................... g.,
Gorr3od iuofsre. 6s,r~,N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-02
CONNIE SSII0|NER| / !
EEID|I|NGi'S'

Adjourned meeting Of the Board o. |
County Comnissi oners 81 Of Ramsey
County, North Oak
Monday, November 4, 1910.
4 The Board met at p o'clock F. M.
Present, Commits toner's ohnson, Mes
SETH Maloney and Samuel.
.S The Board proceeded to check up
accounts of the various Offices. !: ~
H 5s$$ Moved and h carried to- adj ourn toll
meet as q County CanYassing Board,
Tuesday, NoYembe IL. 1910. q $55 NJ
Il {Seal) aS; 5z3 r. ". BICE,
.55. County Auditor.
D BY j. al Kramer, .5S5 III
Adjourned meeting OF the Board Of
County Commis sioners Of Ramsey
County, North Dakota. III NJ < ": "
4 fThursday, November 1916. 81
The: Canvassing Board having com
J pleted It'll duties, 1T len opened up as
I q 4 Board of; County Commits sioners.s
johnson, Nesseth, Maloney and Sam
uel. n y: .ss!,
Moved that the following election
expense bills for election officers In
4 the various election precincts In this
county for services H at the General.
Election held November 8, 1910, be al
i lowed and warrants ordered drawn in
payment Of same as follows: S4s S3 =
..5ES z5S; LIIlehoff Precinct. s s. 4
4 Paul Nelson, inspector and re- s4st
turns ....... $ll.6O
4 Silver Hanson, Judge ! !. :. =. =, $50
u Henry Zimmerman, Judge, 49,. $50
Y u. Annala, clerk ..,...f! $50
"a. IL Burmese, clerk :. {. :. :. r. $50
Lillehof Twp. use OF polling ,'.s-
plaee Nswiaad Precinct. 1'Vo
4 M! aVigsr. inspector ~. ..... .,".> 1850
d "a, Sagen, Judge il. ....!......... $50
\ IL. Olson, Judge :. :. ..... ...... $50
G.. Pierce, clerk -, -. $50
Y ny clerk :I.. $50
Newland School Dist, use Of sSs*9 = Z
5 pollings place :.. -. .i..... 200
Is Il Bartlett. Precinct. II
4 VIM. Firth, Inspector ........ $3.50
Maurice Foley, Judge ss..... ..... 400
R0bt Anderson; judge 49,. ~ 400
VIM. Kenned clerk III. 80. 400
Fred Baldwin, clerk ...........s 400
\ Oh. Doyon, use Of polling place SOC
y. *.s5 81 Y NeWbfs Precinct. q
d u. n. Kelly, INSPECTOR s.... :. 49, 1O.6l
4 Ray Cunning han, Judge 3.6t
4 M. ebank, Judge :......::......Sf 3.6t
81. Robinson. clerk y. = :. ~. 3.6t
Cash, ~. :.i !. ~. 3.6t
Newbret School Dist, use OF poll 5 ts:s.
Ing place t.I..... 500. ..e,.....s 2.Ot
::$3 .;s3 Fancher Precinct. Il :F$,:.,: ::
Ole Hoghang, inspector ........ All
!, VIM. Ross, Judge ............ 3.0l
Geo. Graham, Judge 49,. ..s..... 30
* Al Hedden, clerk .............. 80
Hellek Hellekson clerk .. s; ~ 10. ~ 80
J. Hammer, use OF polling &
d 55;ss place 0.V
S5St Ii liz Odessa Precinct. fSsE
W.. w. Flynn, inspector 100
Ole Christie ferson, Judge :. II. u. o
Osborn, Judge #. /.
,# Geo. H. w lians, clerk u. u. o
SA. r. Rasmussen, clerk :. ~, 80, 40
Odessa School Dist, use OF poll M Ms.
ing place Y. !. 20
Ontario Precinct. :s::s s3 4l@t 4
Il James Stewart, inspector !. ~. 9.3
j. IL Rubbelke, Judge y ... -; 3.5
Anton Rutten, Judge . ......... 3.6
wa. Fulkerson, clerk !. !. !. "a ss.5
Emerson Wood, clerk a. n; II. .az s3.6
sCreels School Dist, use of polling
place IA. G!: 1z.U
It2@ Ntspa +
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: T. X. Mooney of Florence; C. B. HosfOrd of Bisbee; Mir and Mrs. Luke H. Henderson and son of Waterbury, Conn; J. A. Ly- ons of Danville. H.; Nelson D. Bray ton, NJ. D., C. H. Deer and wife, and Joe Chisholm of Phoenix.
 Among those registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: C. w. Cheney of Shelbyville, Md; R. w. Sandell of Oakland. Cal; J. Bosting of Kalamazoo; A. R. Miller of Sioux City, la; NJ. O. Roberts of Sacaton: Leo Entner of Bisbec: R. A. Strang of New York; F. l.. Criswell. Phoe nix: Elmer McGee. Washington: Geo. Hamlin. Relief Mine; J. T. BroW:f Fl Paso.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Morgan of Kirkland registered yesterday at the Adams Annex.
 C. S Smith of Prescott and w. II. Salyer of Tempe registered at the Stag yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
RESURRECTION BREWING
 IN JURYMEk'S UNION
Walking Delegate Jake Miller Charged
 With Neglect of Business.

| There is a feeling of unrest, pre-
 liminary to an instruction in the Jurymen's Union It is directed against Jake Miller the self appointed walking delegate of the union who is ! accused of neglecting his business. 1 The feeling is fostered and the flame of discontcnt is famed by Willis Ora ham who complains that under the management of MT. Miller the union has ceased to be profitable. Many Of the members have been without jobs
 for the last two months and no steps have been taken toward unionizing the coroners jury which MT Miller said sometime ago would oe shortly accomplished.
 It was also the understanding of the members when the union was or ganized that regular dividends would be paid members in good standing. the dividends to come out of the sinking fund which it was under stood was being created by the per centages of the members fees for jury service which MT. Miller was retaining for that alleged purpose.
 A letter had been received from HI Eldred who though a resident of San Diego. is one of the charter members of the union. saving that he had re- ceived no dividends in the last two months. He suggested an inquiry and an investigation of the books.
 The local members, Mir. Graham and others. say that they would not hint at a misapprOpriation but they say that there has been bad financial management and gross neglect of business. They point to the case of the Woodson train robbers In that case there was a large sum of money taken by the robbers from a large number of persons some of whom have disappeared and cannot be com municated with. Others of the ylc- tims of the robbers have been on hand with their claims but as not as much money was recovered as the aggregate of what was said to be stolen. no attempt was made to divide the recovered money pro rata
 This situation which developed at the time of the conviction of the Woodsons impelled MT. Miller to make another roseate promise. He was going to secure the money for the sinking fund of the union. Moth ing of that sort has been done and the court authorities say that Miller has preferred no request for the money.
 It is suspected that he intends to withdraw from the union and let his office lapse; that he is going to fore sake the industrial life and revert to the agricultural life. He has gone pack to the farm though nobody from that part of the country has seen him. at least in the day time. Per sons who have passed the place at different hours of the night say that they have seen a mysterious 1.-the. gaunt figure like a ghost moving about with a lantern in one hand and grubbing hoe in the other appar- cntly engaged in the eradication of Johnson grass which had accumulat-
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

izerS O, Grrzona. The Doctor IS grad uate of Harvard Medical College Wan formerly a member of the Rhode Island
 and Colorado State MedicaI Societies, and
 United States Pension Examiner. Health is wealth-Economy to be well! Are you suffering from some chronic aftec-
 tion? Are you weak, sick and unable
 to perform the ordinary duties of hfef If so. beware of patent medicines, h. experienced and unskilled physicians pr. Hubbard employs none but. rational and scientific methods-he uses no in- furious drugs in removing the poisonous effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DIS EASES from the system SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all it's baneful eff fleets positively cured by the latest and best remedies. Chronic, nervous, blood, kidney, urinary, bladder and specia! dis eases treated in a strictly up to date manner. All who have been unsuccess- fully treated elsewhere are especially invited to call-Cousultation free Hours 10 to F. 1 to 3. Office and residence Monroe and Third Avenue. Southeast corner. Swo blocks from @anteI of clty-
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

Your eyes. "Dr Swigert's glasses" ." See him today. IT East Adams St
 12-bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

About twelve months after the in. terrupted festivities at Daisy Villa. that particular neighborhood was again the scene of some rejoicing. Standing before the residence of MT. Barnes were three carriages. drawn in each case by pair of gray horses. The coachmen and their steeds were similarly adorned with white rosettes. It would have been an insult to the intelligence of the most youthful of the loungers-by to have informed them that a wedding was projected.
 At the neighboring church all was ready The clerk stood at the door the red drugget was down. the usual little crowd were standing all agog upon the pavement. There was one unusual feature of the proceedings: Instead of a solitary policeman. there were at least a dozen who kept clear the entrance to the church. Their gentleman who had joined the throng of sightseers. He pushed himself 10 the front and touched one of them upon the shoulder.
 Mir Policeman" he said. will you tell me why there are so many of you 10 keep such a small crowd in or der?"
 Bridegroom's a member of the force. sir, for one reason" the man answered good humoredly.
 And the other?" the old gentle man persisted.
 (7o Ee eSsfisEes1
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
REASONABLE BLANKS
 FOR PHOENIX READERS
The Republicans Latest Effort to Fur nsh the Greatest Measure Of Sat isfaction to the Largest
 Number of Readers.

It would be impossible for The Re publican to mention each of the pleas ant social and family gatherings in Phoenix yesterday for there were doubtless thousand of them. About one half the hosts in such cases would like jolly well to see d mention of the fact in this mornings paper, and the other half would resent it. Beside 1t would be impossible to find out about all these dinners even were The Re publican to undertake it.
 A plan has been hit upon therefore for the satisfaction of everybody, viz the following blank. Those who care to use it may fill it out and mail the paper or cut it out and mail it, while those who do not want it may pay no attention to it. Thus everybody will he happy:
 ...... entertained at Christmas dinner yesterday at their home GOT Hotel .......), on -..-...... street C......... aVcnue). The SrOan- ing table was relieved Of its weight by a merry company. Later. the evening was spent in sOciability. the singing of songs and the passing of the timely compliments of the season. Those present were: .................-.. ........ ...... ..----.... ..--.- ''''''
 P S.-Extra copies may be secured at The Republican office for cents each.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

pr. EmmOns fits and furnishes glasses 36s No. Fourth Ave. gs
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
THE ADVENTURES OF
 MIR. PETER RUFF

By E. Phillips oppenheim-"llI Blows the WinA That Profits
 Nobody"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

Open all dsy today, McKee's Cash Store. . dm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
You Must Read This If You Want the
 Benefit

J. w. Greer, Greenwood, La, suffered with a severe case of lumbagO. ''The pains were so intense I was forced to hypodermic injections for relief. These attacks started with a pain in the small of my back which gradually be- came fairly paralyzing. My attention was attracted to FOley's Kidney Rem edy and I am glad to say after using this wonderful medicine am no longer bothered in any way by my old enemy lumbago." Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
Nothing Succeeds
 Like Success
pr. HlbbaFd Is known through out the Southwest as a Le a d ing Specialist in Chron- ic Diseases.

He has the COG tidence and patron age of the leading business men ana
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

P. S.-Extra copies may be secured at The Republican office for cents each
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

COPYRIGHT. r0os BY rr. PEARSON PUBLISHING co.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

ed there during the residence of Mir Miller in the city and while he was engaged in the organization and mis- management of the union.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
EXAMINERS DELAYED"

The Los Angeles Examiners" which ailed to arrive in Phoenix on Sunday morning. will be on sale at Hinckley's 'ostofflce News Store. 136 North Cen CT today. Monday. from 7:3O a. m. to 0 a. m. dm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

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80 49,, >5-b pullman sIeepers 70 Chfca -
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- -Iorthvesl- Pullman sieepers- Through
- .,-,--,sr TO Virginia hot Springs
n q IA carte. dining car servfce
SSs.Ssre-ke and Ohio Ticket OfIIces at 81
p ave 1873 + St. and New Union Statio2
--.--r1-,r main 1895 and @Z06 Tor tfcEe.E
sssIefs cheeks. reservations and tsxicabs