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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22
MERCHANTS ALREADY
FEELING EFFECT OF
PAY-UP MOVEMENT

1t has been estimated that over
1900 towns in the United States will
take part in national pay up week and
figuring that the towns only averaged
1000 people, and the amount paid in
BY merchants and private citizens
would only average $40 each for the
amount of Indebtedness settled, over
s36, 200, coo of Indebtedness would be
cancelled.
Many of the Boise merchants have
already felt the good effect of pay up
week and while q few citizens have
objected to receiving statements, with
the stickers attached, yet they state
the great majority of people have
caught the spirit of the campaign and
are helping to make it success.
Many who are receiving salaries
cannot take part in pay-up week, yet
they are planning to carry out the
idea by settling many of their small
bills a. soon as they receive their
monthly pay-chcck.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22

ment to throw three local boys in one
hour by defeating Art Chester. Young
Martin and Kid Bergendorff last night
in the Princess theater before 800 fans
that went away from the theater sat
isfied to the fullest extent that it was
the best card that was ever pulled off
in Pocatello.
Chester and the big Greek gave the
fans class of wrestling that has new
err been equalled in the city and the
fans went wild with enthusiasm over
the great work and the clever tactics
shown by both men. Neither man can
be given the credit for being on the
offensive as both were trying for holds
at all stages of the game The final
hold that won the match from the To-
cal boy was a combination leg and
body scissor that was put on the local
boy and extreme pressure was put on
and on again until the game fellows
shoulders were finally pinned to the
canvas. The time for the fall was SO
minutes and 10 seconds, at which time
the Greek grappler had just 4 minutes
and Is seconds to fulfill his agreement
to throw the three men in the allotted
hour.
Chester said: "Kilonis is by far the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22
Found Simple Remedy
That Relieved Child
Mild Laxative Compound
Corrects Stubborn Case
of Constipation.

An important duty that devolves on
parents is the regulation of their chill
dlcn's bowels. Health in later life de-
ponds in large measure on early train
ing and "A child should be taught from
infancy to regular habits.
When from any cause the bowel be-
comes congested with stomach waste
a mild laxative should be employed to
open up the passage gently and carry
off the congested mass. A most effec-
tive remedy for this purpose is the
combination of simple laxative herbs
known as DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Mrs. w. y. Bulls, of Reed, Okla. used
DR.. CaldWelIs Syrup Pepsin for her
baby boy, Harley Buren, Bulls, and says
1T did him more good than anything
we have given him. His bowels are
very stubborn about acting. but they
act easily every time l give him DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin."
DIR. CaldWells Syrup Pepsin contains
no opiate or narcotic drug and is a
splendid remedy for children and older
people as we'll. 1t has been on the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22
DON'T scoLD FRETFUL CHILDREN

That nervousness, fretting and rest
lessncss is no doubt caused by worms
or constipation. Instead of whipping
or scolding, give your child a treat
ment Of Kickapoo Worm Killer. Nice
candy CONNECTIONS that kill the worms
and are laxative enough to move the
bowels and eXpcl not only the worms
but accumulated poisons. These poi
sons and worms bring on fever, make
children nervous and irritable, reduce
their vitality and make them victims
of sickness. Get box of Kickapoo
Worm Killer today at your druggist.
only 25c. adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22
K|LONIS BETTER
man Than YOkEL
Pocatello Wrestling Fans
Have High Regard for
Greek Middleweight.

That John Kilonis. the Greek mid
dleweight wrestler, is a better man
than Mike Yokel Is the opinion of
Pocatello wrestling fans who saw him
in action in that city isst week when
he pinned the shoulders of three OPP
ponents to the mat in an hour includ
ing Art Chester, the local favorite
grappler. Commenting on his showing
the Pocatello Chronicle says:
John Kilonis, Greek middleweight of
Boston, Mass made good his agree
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22
BIG FALLING OFF IN
THE CRIMINAL CASES

Criminal business is rs per
cent less since the state went
dry, the first of the year, as
compared with criminal bust
ness from Jan. l, 1915, to the
end of the month of February,
according to Judge ID. T. Mil
Ter, justice of the peace of Boise
precinct, who made a compar-
ison of his books to ascertain if
crimes were more numerous
under prohibition or under the
legal sale of liquor. Judge Mil
ler's docket since the first of
the year has been very light.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22

ESQ for the second game. His aver
age for the match was PA. The Muir
pheys piled up a total of 2769 pins to
2734 for the Braves. A special match
will be bowled tonight between the
Royal Blues of the City league and
the Hardwares of the Commercial
league. Last nights scores:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22

better man than Mike Yokel and is the
fastest man l ever met on tine mat. He
won fair but think that | have given
the best man in the world long stay
He is the king pin in his class"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22

The Murpheys took last nights City
league match from the Braves at the
Recreation alleys by a margin of So
pins. The high individual bowler was
Hesse of the Braves with Il total of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22

market for more than twenty five
years and is the family standby in
thousands Of homes. Druggists every
where sell it for fifty cents a bottle
trial bottle. free OF charge, can be
obtained by writing to DR. w. B. Cald-
well, Asa Washington st, Monticello,
III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

II certain line the volume Is the larg-
81 in years and the margin OF profit
GOOD. Manufacturers of paper are full
employed, and for certain grades OF
',ock receive almost their own prices
Flower orders arc boing placed for
munitions. and manufacturers arc either
reducing forces or preparing To turn
out other products.
Retail trade. which was retarded
earlier in the month by unfavorable
weather, is now satisfactory in practt-
cally all lines. The demand for season
abb" merchandise is heavy and sales
ire considerably in excess OF last year.
Collections are reported satisfactory.
Prices are high and in many lines
there is a decided difficulty being cx-
pcricnced in obtaining desirable mcr-
chandise. The dye situation. as at
fcc;inS tho clothing stocks appears to
be growing acute. the Impression en-
sting that such foreign dyes as hld
been accumulated in this country PRIOR
to tn" war are now exhausted, and no
adequate domestic product has Yet been
developed There seems To be no con-
'idcncc felt in their standing up under
strenuous service. and. IN consequence
manufacturers are steadily recalling
their guarantees OF fast colors
Bank clcariugS for the week were
Slj.1JS. oo3
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FACTS FROM AFFAIR
B-icflrts of More or Loss Intcrcst From,
Various Pnrts of the
World.

In a pound of some varieties of coal
there are 5000 heat units
Tn" lard consumption Of the United
states is loo pounds per capita.
y new type OF furnace cuuipmcut for
shps completely does away with
smoke.
English women arc buying skunk
and eat furs imported from the United
States.
Porto Rico has Just had the most
profitable tourist season it has ever
experienced
zine in boilers prevents foam ana the
deposit Of scale
fr"-fichiinr car for use in coal
mines is built much like tho chemical
engine Of fire department..
The jack pines planted in Nebraska 8
sand hills 10y tho government forest
service some ton years AGO. arc now
more than fifteen feet in height
The geological survey has estimat cd
that in the state of Colorado alone
there ar. sufficient shalc beds 10
yield 2N.""N 100000 barrels of crude oil,
from which one-tcnth of that quantity
of gasoline may he obtained
Wood County, the heart Of tho dairy
ing district Of Northern and Central
Wisconsin. has the largest round barn
in the world The building is $50 feet
in diameter. II covers an area OF a
little more than onc-third Of an acre
Popular Mechanics tells of IA county
poor farm IN Northern Ohio. ON Which
oil was found. y number Of Wells
which We're subsequently, drilled arc
now producing q steady flow Of ne :
trolcum. From these wells tho income
10 tho county is $1,000 "a month BE :
sides this. Il small we'll was struck ONLY.
recently This last find earns for the
county >25 a day.
In" tinted states government de-
"!!HcS 20 make itself responsible for
'.ANaee' caused by slides in the
Panama canal. When. because OF one
II these slides. the steamer Newport
was sunk at Balboa three years ago.
the company sued for 100000 The
slide which sank the Newport displaced
5000 tons Of earth and hurled two
heavy cranes on the shin
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ESTIMATES 14,266,OOO
BALES IN COTTON CROP
Department of Agriculture Gives Out
Observation-Disclosures In Average
Over Lust lcur,

WASHINGTON. July l.-This years
cotton crop was forecast to-day at
l4.266oo0 bales by tbc Department Of
Agriculture. which estimated the area
planted at 35.o?4.OO0 acres. and the
condition of the crop on Juno "a ut ST.
per cent of Il normal
High prices Of cotton and cotton seed
has encouraged farmers in the cotton
belt to increase their acreage this year
substantially over last years area re-
sultinE in total of 35.99i.O00 acres.
according to the official estimate of
the department Of agriculture announc-
ed to-day.
The condition OF the crop. Sis per
cent Of normal on June 20. indi-
Gates that the total production of lint
this year will he about IA. 100000 equiv
alent 5to-pound bales, the bureau OF
crop estimates calculates. That yield
would plac" this years crop the third
largest ever grown. being smaller than
those OF 1911 and 1914
The acreage in thousands. i. G.. 000's
omitted. and tho condition OH June %
by states, follow:
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COAL AND IRON INTERESTS
GET TOGETHER IN WISE CO.,
New Intcrmont Corporation. with Tate
Irvine AT Head. Acquires Land
~ Ncur Big stone Gnp.

Is BIG STONE GAP. VA, July Tine
1ntermont Coal and Iron Corporation,
which was chartered by the state Cor
poration Commission a week ago. with
capital stock Of $50O.oQ0 TO day ac-
CURED and consolidated under one
management numerous mining proper
ties and industrial plants in Wise
County. r. Tate Irvine. the president
Of the company. makes the following
official statement: This corporation
has this day acquired the following
properties:
First the BiE stone cap furnace
plant owned and operated by the Union
Iron and Steel Company This carries
forty-hre acres of ground. with addi-
tional improved town lots, The plant
consists Of two furnaces stacks. with
complemen; OF machinery and equip
ment Of all kinds for furnace operation.
Only one OF the stacks has ever been
operated
Second. the coal lands and mines aud
the cooking plant now owned 10y Inter
mont Coal aud Iron COMPANY. known
rs its Josephine plant. near Big Stone
Gap. This consists OF ga acres OF
Wise County land in fee simple. which
has been operated since la02 As a
coal-minins property. with eighty bee
hive coke ovens. The entire plant is
in good repair. and the mining of coal
and the production OF coke will he
conducted OH larger scale than here
totore. The Coke-oNcu plant Will Ice
enlarged to 100 ovens ~ the outset. and
later II is probable that fifty add
tional ovens Will he constructed In
addition 10 the land named. this plant
carries lease from the Virginia Coal
and Iron Company OF about 20o acres
OF coal land which is being mined in
connection with the operations ON tn.
compaIy'S own lands
Third, all the iron-orc holdings Of
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BIG DIVIDEND INCREASES
MfdEear Interest on Payments, Ii Ia
SnId. VIII Aggregate
S2oo37n

Tho New York Journal OF Commerce
mas compiled some interesting figures
which go "a show that the nlidyear in
tereSt on dividend payments will ar
greSatc s292.372,54o. exceeding last
years disbursements for the same
period by Sl3.55l,61S
This extraordinary showing is aid
10 nc duo to various initial payments.
resumption of dividends suspended at
the outset of tho war and many in
creaScS and extras by corporations i'm
almost all lines of industry Coppcr
producers have helped largely TO swell
IN" total by their Increased and extra,
dividends. Many of tho leading com
panieS in that industry arc making
higher returns To stockholders than
ever before.
manufacturers Of munitions. cS-
P!oSNeS, OILS. sugar, motor and the ma =
rIhc transportation companies. as we'll
as makers of dyostuffs. chemicals and
textiles. have added 20 the volume bv
their distribution OF profits in divi-
dend form Some of tho railroads and
pubic utility companies also will dis
burSe larger dividends in the coming,
month. but the greatest increase comes
from tho industrial corporations. whose
dividends Will aggregate S59G2S 600.
against S5o,2?2.0o0 in the first half of
1915
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Shnrfnrc of Iuilnr

Win exceptions in some sections nj
III south there is throughout the co,,n-
Try. especially in New England and the
Middle West states, - shortage of labor
Mhlrh is getting 10 be a serious matter
lh many lines of industry The phila
d"lphia Ledger in commenting ON tho
knlt-goods trade. makes the follow
iuE remarkable statements concerning
III" scarcity Of working people and Tho
hich prices prevailing for female la
hrr.
PRODUCTION is being seriously ham
p"r'd by inability Of many Of the mills
I" get adequate help. one up-Sta,c
underwear manufactures is offering IS
"a week for girl learners when n yca,
AZ" 50 was good pay. Every girl hay-
iiis q perfcct-att"ndancc record for IN.
in"nth Is rewarded with a bonus nt
80" III gold Also an operator is paid
; for every girl She brings in. ana II
ih" learner STAYS Il month tho spousn,
receives an additional premium OF 81
I.Een TINS reward" system fails I,
bring sufficient workers to maintain
production at top speed
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INTERMONT GETS BUSY
iarG" improvements nmd Additions for
One of III. Stnn" Caps big
Industries.

BIG STONE GAP. VA. July THE
LntcIinoni Coal and Iron Corporation.
which is Incorporated with 100000 cap
ital. is proceeding with the work of i'm
proving and charging all of its works.
~ VIII reconstruct its furnace To pro-
N!de !or daily capacity of $50 tons
OF iron. and VIII resume the coal and
IRON development on Il large scale The
corporation Viii also build at once
twenty additional coke ovens, which
VIII nave exactly 100 beehive ovens
Later on fifty more ovens will be added
NumcrouS other improvements and ad-
!lt!ons 10 the general plant are TO bs
made. the plans and specifications
being nov prepared for extensive i'm
pr"N"mentS to increase the outp,t %,
coal and iron.
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VIRGINIA MANGANESE


ACCORDING 10 figures furnished by
me Cnitcd states Geological survey
Virginia stands third anon. Tho states
rs Il producer OF manganese. Tho pro-
uut'ioh OF tho manganese ore in the
lhited states IN 1915 was a.;5 lou.,
TONS. the largest since l"el aud more
man three times ;h& production in
l"!i This output was na.l.. D, iitr.v-
you: operators in ten states - ..:.ll
'hf !our most important, IN of
output. Were Georgia, Cll:or ,.-
s'hia and Arkansas In addition, Nl,
baina' Arizona. Colorado. Tenn.ss..,..
icNas and U'ah ~crc marran- l.. pro,
duccrs on 4 smaller scale Tin. I'M
ports OF manganese ore Tor 1913 ~.
3l",sSi tons. which Should h, cor
pIrcd vain 2H",2"i tons Tor 1919 CO.;
me ore Imported in 1915. 1JS..>G tons
or ;" per cent Of the total. cam, from
Briz!i--Inoic than twice The lua,ti,,.
received from Brazil in any preceding.
year IN imports from India were
"o'i"p tons. or about one fourth tI.
average o! the preceding ten years.
NO ore WnS received from InISsia
The production of nlanrnn,fcrous iro,
ana silver ores in 1878 was 7sA 10, IONS
winch was almost twIc. the ,utnut
in 1915 Most OF. this ore was uscd in
making 4 n masisamnse pig iron. h,i,
u iars1 quantity Was used a. :, aux h.,
iead sme!tcrs 6G,53O tons contained
more than 10 per cent manganese. ana
= large part OF this was used To mpl,.
iow-gradc ferronancaucSc
The Quantity OF larrom:ugAncs. mar
hete@ IN 1919 was lii,26" tons ana the
imports We're ii,265 tons Tn. avail
able supply, or l'",523 tons. vas create
than that for 1919, but u pc, cent les
than The average for the preceding
TWO years which covered period nr.
cedeirS the war in Europe
INC price OF manganese orr has NOR.
than doubled since last December. wh.u
IL SOLD a, $li5 per ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

RAt.EIGlI y. G.. July 1.-The report
reaches here that company with So
""o.ooo of capital that has acquired tho
necessary property in North Carolina
propose to develop the same for
graphite. and will build II factory in
Atlanta. ia. 10 manipulate the mincra
ana manufacture the graphite products
The capitalists behind this emterpris.,
arc New Workers and Canadians. The
offlcerS. whose names are known here.
VIII be approached with the view Of
having The factory TO consume tho
graphite located in this state.
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INOr'n New link nniILinr

iNUF, w. July 1.-THE RunE ~
lvor has signed sealed and delivered
contract for the erection Of a now
bank building 10 COS, 1000 The
building Is 10 he Of brick and stone.
with slate roof and concrete floors
This bank. az which l.. H. Hrantlcv is
president and l.. Z. Pulley is cashier.
has capital Of $4,000, and IL i'm :,
rouriShiuE condition
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RICHMOND'S GOOD TRADE
fAIt lrhr's business EminrntIy suti,
ihct"r!-' objections Gund-DSc
Proposition Emi,arrus.jur

report for The Times pispatch is uui,.
interesting
While ther. is no important change
IN the genera! business situation. com
merc!al and industrial activities are Of
:air volume This Is Inventory ana
vacation Zinc and johbers arc not an
!c!pauns resumption of aciivitjcs
nntl early fail So Tar, tho yn,r,x
business has been satisfactory. silcp
have largely exceeded last Years and
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
THE GREENWOOD

Is equipped with all modern convcnicnces
electric lights. hot and cold water. etc.
Most conveniently located on ocean front
Spring water used exclusively. Reasonable
rates. Address MRS Is. q. PORTER Jr
Virginia Beach. Va
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Atlantic Coast Lin,
The standard railroad VI "a, Souih
LIIElTIN L JL-IN . Ln1n

me SIahuaTh !NHiIrntd VI IA, south
EFFECTIVE July ., 1919.
!kAi"H ..s-nt !. E4DII..Cy!, DAILY
6:35 L. NJ. !. 40 a. Al - an
FOR Norfolk: GIL. a a.. $50 a. II a
l.. M. $500 J.. NJ. ii.iy H. AZ 49, ''''
For y. a. ". Ky. West ais a u a..
a. NJ. 800 J.. NJ. 9.5i II. A. 49, go
For petersburg: l.. 90 i Il SIX a,
s:lJ -. NJ. 900 y. ~. 10 - 81
y. ~. 1900 T.. NJ tiI0 L. M -
d'@" T. NJ, e:-a i. NJ. 1901 Midnight "
FOE uoidsDoEo ""u ..5,-.-,.... 90 ),
For HopewclI. n.I5 = 81 .r . :.
t2i5 i. NJ. 3:l5 4. NJ = Al
Trains arrive EIchmgud GuiIy SOS , -
J:l3 Il. Nj. I.I5 ~ NJ Ns, - ~; :"
a. NJ: gao T. NJ ti:+O T. ii ~ - :,
.:$; l., NJ, 1.i1 +. ~. $500 T. # ~" a;
l.. NJ. ''' !iit'
Except, sunday. 'slDday only.
Time OF arrival ana dcpA;tuye sr1
ae"tiou~ nD' Eudrg-f.ed. go" WI
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SCHOOLS
Richmond Training School
for Kindergartners
SCHOOLS
ioH Eust Broad Street. KlchmonL

sixteenth Session begins "Wednesday. Sep
.ch'pcr 20. For particulars apply to MRS.
T., = CoWLES. ia Chumbcrlaync Avenue.
Richmond.
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sEAHoAkb AIR LINE RAILWAY.

southoound uains scheduled Il, i.... IA .
mono GAi!y $50 a. ii. local to Nom,
J. ~ l. III. aI''Jura ana uoal Iet 90 49, -
'!!Ie. Atlanta, Brmlusnain SIS
snT"usn toas"es ama slseuess 10 JacksG.
VIE: l-.iO "a ~ s!ccpvTs 10 Atlanta III,
inS.aln. Jacksonville. yau.y. ana 80 a.
10 Jacksonville. ''N''
Richmond daily: $50 a Ar
local. $3.50 a. ~. 5.37 T. IL "a ~
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Home Place School

n Home. 4 SchooI. \ Sanitari,,m.
peNoted to the individual development
OF physically mentally retarded children
zach child brought To tho full measure OF
tho school class. $500 "
IN many cases. when his particular oh
sSFuctlon mas been rcWovcd his real ability
Is shown to he equal or superior to that Of
the precociouS child.
TYPES OF CHILDREN RECEIVED.
]: Speeches. or defective speech
~ Detective sight hearing
~. Retarded In school
~ Nervous irritah!lity
v. Instability Of purpose or attention
session opens September /: at 222i West
ward 1913.
ALICE C. fIINCKLEY. NJ A..
prlnrinnl
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Richmond & 2 etersbur
Electric nv,
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. 7

" u ~ n U ~ = 3 TtII ~
l.. h!t t5iSH '52ltyi'i Sti 'j.s ~. 'l2is.
t5l;f I5i7!gH
s,sN;tIa,r,n, l.>l Il t!ls ~ .ol tgg ~
t"y. II ~ > ip.e li'i,s,sffz ius,t -, ~.
~ H. 1873 ~ iiIgs. iG:- sd tln ltt53gtssl
L Isl IiilFs
"a. 'trsg SI. puiiusla.. E,E.al .i.is,
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HOTEL ABSECON

Virginia Avenue. Near Beach
firrprOof. Tho best moderate price hotel
Va :'t"ntic city. Rooms with prirat" baths
ana running water; elevator to street level;
i.hI" well supplied and service good Si2 -
per week w: $50 per day up. Booklet,
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS


Montgomery County. Virginia.
Elevation, 400 f"u Top AllcEhuuir.
magnificent park a. acres, mineral y:atrr
with over haIf century rcpUtattoU. -
n"'nicsl: very nCc"saiblc.
For particulars. wrlic
". l.. HAELEWOOD.
EsrnBTlclay
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Beach Haven Cottage

Large waterfront cottage. on cal
me, with oil modern couvcuicuccs and
excellent table. Special rates 10 Fourth
of July parties.
BEACH HAVEN COTTAGE.
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SOUTHERN RAyLMJe

.I".La Lea'r ...~-4lsuL.--ll ..u .J..
scnecu'e hhUses NOT Ga"rAHtvea tci
so.tn-DaIly $50 q ~. .olag, IJ.so
express pG9!GT tLu:i car. - 81 ,Aur
~!tn GFaMiRS-room -.ecp4ns e4r tos Az.
!! u. l.. vi. eApfess, sleeping ca. auru
T.; NJ eco T.. ". local. Tor kes=t4.s
Chase C!ry--Neek days
FORK EiNet Line. f. ST. ste,
Tram. except SUNDAY. connecting. Tor a.
81. u.!!y local!
Ir"!na arrive kicnmor.a-i',cn the
i.v' a VI ana 800 =. NJ, 2.aO f. 81
4. NJ, LAZY, $40 a. 81. eAl.yi S!ns
F!o!! Vest Point. S.i5 a. -. ,Xce;. H..
Gay 9io y. u. and o.l5 A.. 81 DALI
br!c" 3o1 T.. Main ~. EEon- .:n.s,snD q.
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HOTEL MAJESTlCIy;n56sa,Tn',,.;o Az 5 ,, Rsash
out cenir" OF attractions; ocean view; ca
ph'lt! 900: elevator, private baths. white
service, etc: superior table Special Sl95
up weekly; 5. up daily Booklet.
NJ n SMITH.