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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WINTERSTEEN TRIAL.
CONCLUDED FROM PAOK 2.
01 INTTIEEST T0W0MEH.
H6 HAILED PRINCE GEORGE.
in the sum of $5000 with good secur
ity, to pay them anything over and
above the $1000, if at any time the
stock would sell for more than that.
I thought perhaps by buying all the
stock I would then be able to stop the
litigation. No sir, 1 never intimated
that I would like to hit Mrs. Knorr in
the head with an ax, no I never wrote
Knorr a letter in Oct. '93, asking him
to meet me at Espy, there is nothing
in it. I was never with him m Espy,
T never had a talk with him in regard
tn lcillincr his mother, I did not meet
him in Oct. '95, at 716 Cherry Street,
Reading. I never called Waller a son-
nf.a.h in his presence, or said
Waller was harming him as much as
he was me, I never knew mat he was
stopping at Rupert, I did not pay his
hotel bill at that place j from Feb'y.
Ve un to the explosion, I may have
given him $40 or $50, no sir he never
came up trom .upen 10 racci mc, 1
never cave him $10 with which to
buy a revolver, he never spoke about
a revolver to me, 1 cenainiy couiu
not have told him to leave Rupert be
cause I never knew he was stopping
there, I never knew that he had given
his mother 'anything like powder or
poison. No I never told him that
the equity suit would have to be stop
ped. Yes sir, I did say that to Mr.
Wingert at his office in Reading, that
1 would buy the property which he
had bought at Sheriffs sale, that I
would do this as a tavor to Cliff. As to
offering Cliff $10,000 to blow Waller
up, it is an absolute falsehood I never
told him where Armstrong's quairy
was. never met him on the Light
Street road ; no sir, I never slept with
a woman by the name of Belle Bru-
baker at Reading. I never told him
thnt T would like to see Waller and
his family blown to hell. I never show
ed him a paper while in Reading con
taining an account of the explosion,
no. I never told him that I was sus-
nccted forthe blowing up of the Waller
house ; the first I knew of the explo
sion was when I met W. B. Jury on
the corner of Third and Market streets
in Bloomsburg the morning of the
explosion, yes sir, that was the first I
knew of it. Yes sir, when in Reading
some time after the explosion I think
I did tell Knorr that Waller had hired
a watchman to guard his house, this
was a well known lact, everybody in
Bloomsburg knew that he had hired
a watchman. Now as to the letters
which were addressed to Miss Mame
Wilson, they were in answer to letters I
from Knorr requesting me to send
him money. (These letters were pub
lished in last week's report.) He told
me to address them to Miss Mame
Wilson, that is why I did so. I did
not stay at 716 Cherry St. every time
I went to Reading, the only night I
slept at 716 Cherry St. Reading was
on the 1 8th of July, 1895.
In answer to all the other allega
tions made bv Knorr and SaUie Gast,
witness denies them all and solemnly
swears that they are all absolutely
false.
Court adjourned until Tuesday
morning at 9:00 o'clock.
Tuesday Morning.
Court opened at 9:30. Examina
tion of Winterstecn resumed. On
June is, 1895, the receiver of the
Bloomsburg Iron Co., sold a lot of
railroad cars previously used tor
hauling lime. I became the pur
chaser of them, and hired two men
to break them up so that I could
sell the iron in them ; to break
up the cars it was necessary to use
dynamite, so I went to C. P. Arm
strong and purchased the dynamite,
have a receipted bill showing when
I paid C. T. Armstrong for the ex
plosive. August 27. 1895, four of
us left Reading for a trip over the
Never Sink Railroad. I never told
Cliff Knorr that I would like to
put a barrel of gun powder against
Waller s house.
Cross-examine.
I slept at 716 Cherry Street,
Reading, July 18, 1895 ; I met
Jennie Hutchins 011 August 27,
1895 ; that is when we took the
trip over the gravity road -, in July
28, '96, I took another trip over the
gravity road, on this trip there
were also four of us ; after coming
back from the trip we went to a
restaurant in Reading ; it was pro
bably 10:30 o'clock when we got
back ; the two women who were
with us I think were sober ; they
had been drinking some but not
enoutrh to make them intoxicated.
After leaving the restaurant I went
to the station, they went home; the
next time I was at 716 Cherry St.
after this trip I think was on July
27, 1896. The receivers' sale took
place the 16th of June, 1895; bought
the dynamite three or four days be
fore the sale; ouly bought dynamite
once. The boy witness is mistaken
when he says I bought dynamite
more than once. Have no knowl-
Mr. Waller's' beinsr out of
town just before the explosion; have
not been on his porch more than
once in the last three years, end on
that occasion I went to his house to
serve a protest notice; when I went
to tue House 1 inquired wuerc
American women are notablv
patriotic, and the societies of women
organized with the object of foster
ing the vital fact that Americans
have a heritage of liberty, won by
the blood of the founders of our
country, which should be held
sacred, are doing noble work that
cannot be over-estimated. The ac
count of the organization and pres
ent status of the "National Society
ot the Colonial Dames of America,"
for June, is a specially interesting
paper, embellished with numerous
portraits of the "Dames," which
well repays reading. In the same
number is a very handsomely illus
trated, article on "Greece and the
Cretans," which is of timely inter
est. Margaret Sutton Briscoe con
tributes one of her characteristic
stories ; several noted New York
clergymen give their views regard
ing "The Responsibilities of Wealth
and rower; and there are charm
ing poems by Mary Ainge de Vcrc
and IClla Iligginson. In "Society
1-ads are chronicled some notable
novelties ; there is an illustrated
paper on " Athletic Gaines for
women and Girls, and excellent
suirtrestions are furnished in "Sea
sonable Ideas for Fairs anu bales;
while all the departments are brim
ming over with good things, the
paper on "Toilet Hygiene," in
Sanitarian, giving timely advice
about the care of the complexion
The fashions are, as usual, prac
tical as well as modish, and twice
the usual number of designs are
furnished. The reliability of the
Demorest patterns is a long estab
lished fact.
Everyone who will cut out this
notice and forward it with ten cents
to the address below, will receive a
sample copy oiDemoresfs Magazine
containing a Pattern Order which
entitles the holder to any patterns
illustrated in any number of the
Magazine published during the last
twelve months, at the uniform price
of four cents each. Between thirty
and forty patterns are usually illus
tiated in one number, thus afford
ing an almost unlimited variety to
select from. Demorest 's is publish
ed for $2 a year, by the Demorest
Publishing Company, 110 Fifth av
enue, New York.
An Aiuotlonn In Predicament In Oreek
Waters Got Royal Help.
When rrince Oiorge of Greece wn
In the United BtAtos to Attend me
World's Fair Ills presence was hardly
noticed, nud ho was not. compelled to
run the Kuntlt of Chicago Interview
ers. So It enme that perhaps the
Prince's first experlonco with the Am
. .
erica n mettiou or acquiring kuow mii
for diKseinlnntlon was afforded by nn
American artist who attended the
Olympic names to Illustrate an nrtlilo
tor 11 New York magazine.
On the day of the swimming con
tests the nrtlst was unable to find the
boat which he, together with a party
ot friends, had chartered for the oc
casion. The races took placo on the
linrbor, about three miles from the
city, and the artist, armed with camera
and sketching tools, wandered about
on the crowded shores until he bar
gained successfully with two men for
a boat. After paddling about for a
time without seeing much chance of
vlen-lne the races, ha made up Ms
mind to board one of th larger ves
sels with which the water wus
crowded. Ho chose for bis piratical
designs one of the largest and best Hp
pearlug of nil the gayly decked t rail
and made his wishes known to tn
boatmen. Although he did not under
stand one word of Greek, there wns
no misunderstanding the fact that tliry
forcibly remonstrated, nnd the more lie
commanded the more emphatic he
came their expostulations, lie finally
overruled their objections and induced
them to row within calling distance
Of the big vessel. The artist hailed a
man on deck in French, telling Mm
who he was and what he wanted. The
stranger answered In very good Etig
lish, and after inviting the nttisi
aboard, he brought a chair and ur
ranged a place from which a good
vlow of the start and finish could be
had. Then he excused himself.
The American va very busy Tor a
while, but It gradually occurred to
him that tho bonMio was on wus re
celvlng a great deal of attention. Af
tor It began to move every other vessel
sainted. When tho races wore flu
lshed and his host returned to the
deck the artist learned that he had
been received by Prince George ol
Greece. He suffered a little cniisti-r-nation
at the beginning, but the Prince
rlM nnt nnivn.r to notice it nnd chatted
cordlallv. while he showed his gn.
about the vessel, finally posing bel'mc
the camera. Tho artist was set ashon
at his own request after a little trip
nbout the bay. In the course of wh'.i
tnicuinir liont was encountered, ami
he had the plensuro of nodding to hi.'
friends from tho deck of tho roya
vaeht.
of tha fetes following the
immps. at which there were li'.auy
Americans and, one of the young Am
erieons regarded the Priuco with boy
Ish awe. and gravely saluted ns he
saw the Greeks salute. The Princo
told him, tactfully, that he need not
salute thus, "because you are an Am
Much in Little
Is especially true of riood's Tills, for no medi
cine ever contained so great curative power In
so small space. They Bre a whole meillelne
KIodcK
elicit, always reauy, ai- I
ways efficient, always sat- IC ill O
lsfactoryi prevent a cold III Sal
or icvvr, euro mi iivur inn,
sick headache, Jaundice, constlpatloti, etc. 2Sc.
Tho only Pills to tako with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
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All Kindt of Meat.
Beef. Veal. Lamb, Mutton,
Pork, Hams, Bacon, Tongues,
Bologna, &c. Free Delivery
to all parts of the town.
CENTRE STREET,
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Time Table in effect May i.
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Wllkesbarre....lv
plym'th Ferry"
NanU.ioke "
Mocanaqua "
waDwauopen. "
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Hazleton
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BLOOMSBURG, PA.
QTTelephone connection.
The Grain -0 Law Suit.
Rochester, N. Y., May 24, 1897.
The great $50,000 damage suit
instituted by a Micingan cereal ZIZ m .-nr r?
Company against the Genesee Pure RAILROAD TlaVLKi laDUEi
hood Company is at an end. 1 ney
Nescopeck lv
Cieasy "
Kopy Kerry..... "
K. Moomsburg"
Catawlssa ar1
Cat.awlfwa lv
8. Danville.... "
Hunbury "
settled it and took it out of court for
the ridiculously small sum of $500,
and, as a practical result, Grain-O
is in greater demand than ever.
The new plant, only just completed,
is to be duplicated, so that not only
the old friends of the delicious food
drink, which completely takes the
place of coffee, but the new friends
it is making every day, can lie sup
plied. The beverage which the
children, as well as the adult may
drink with benefit, will be furnish
ed in unlimited quantities. Suits
may come and suits may go, but
Grain-0 goes on forever. N. Y.
Mail and Express.
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WESTERN RAILROAD.
ItLOOMSIIURO DIVISION,
STATIONS.
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Hunbury
Lewlsburg ...
Milton
Wllllamsport.
Lock Haven...
Henovo ........
Kane.....
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Pile Terrors Swept Away. Dr.
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as a reliever, healer, ana sure cure tor
Piles in all forms. One application
will give comfcrt in a few minutes,
and three to six days application ac
cording to directions will cure chronic sosahtor
cases. It relieves ail itching and
burning skin diseases in a day. 35
cents.
Sold by C. A. Kleim.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions of the ear.
There is only one way to cure clearness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused Dy an lniiameu
condition of the mucous lining of the
K.nstachian Tube. When this tube
gets inflamed, you have a rumbling erlcnn."New York Sun
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suit, and unless the inflamation can be I The source from which the nenign of tho
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normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the mu
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family fills are me uesi.
NORTHUMBERLAND....-
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Plymouth
Plymouth Junction..
KlnBwn........
Ilennett
Forty Fort
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..... - t(" it ' 1 I mnmnllth.. . 7 IV I D1
addition ol vinegar. 11 tnis uoes
not correct the tendency to separate,
there is nothing to be done but to
begin all over again, with the egg
yolk, the salt, white pepper ana
mustard, and add oil and vinegar or
lemon mice in alternate drops until
this new emulsion has thickened
properly. Then the curdled may
onnaise may be slowly combined
with it and need not be wasted. If
one is an adept in making this salad
dressing (an ameteur can never take
liberties with so delicate an opera
tion), a rotary egg beater may be
Plymouth,
Avonuaio
Nantlooke
Huniock'g....
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Hick's Ferry
Beach Haven
Berwick
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wmiamsport, sunfurr PottMlllj. etc M
North uuiberland with P. & K. Dlv. P. 4 ; R. tor
uri.hiv. t.nek Haven. Emporium Warrot.
employed in the place of the usual corry and r ,
bcranton, 1'a.
silver fork for mixing the ingredi
ents. This will be found equally
useful, and much more speedy in
result. N. Y. Fost.
Brie lv
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Lock llaven...."
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The Greater Need.
fM,A V Vork IferaU. which
ably defended the gold stanaara
during the last national campaign,
editorially discusses tne - neeuoi
institutions for furnishing mortgage
credits for long terms.' The Herald
Kpttr discuss the needs of
giving this country a financial policy
that would reduce the need of mort
gages to a minimum.
' I have never had a day's sickness
in my life," said a middle-aged man
the other day. .
" What a comfort it would be,
sighs come poor invalid, " to be in his
place for a year or two." Yet half of
ih. invalids we see mieht be just as
healthy as he, if they would only take
proper care of themselves, eat proper
food and digest it. .
It's so strange that sucn simpic
things are overlooked by those who
want health.
Food makes health.
It makes strength and strength
wards off sickness. The man who
had never been sick was strong be-
. 3- A1 V!a frrA
cause he iwayi aiResicu ma
CONTINUED ON PAGE 4.
Star and Strlpei Caine,
Tho orlelu of national fliigs would
be a deep, unfatbomalily deep subject
In most cases, but our Bag, tho stars
nnd stripes, is so young In this old
world tUftt It la possible to Ilml out a
good deal about Its origin; soil, even as
to ours, we can only guess bow In lU
first form It eauio to be Just aa It was,
but tuo guess In so well founded that
it ought to satisfy Yankees seeking
the source of the Yankee Hag. Tho
first flan of tho United States of
America was raised by Washington at
Cambridge, Mnss., Jan. 2. 1770. . It
consisted of thirteen stripes, alternate
red and white, with a blue field em
blazoned with the crosses of St.
George and St Andrew. The next
year Congress substituted thlrteeu
white stars for the crosses. Now In
Northamptonshire, la England. In a
vlllaco called Great Brington, Is nu
old churcn containing tho tomb of ouo
WnHhhio-ton,i ancestors. It
VI J -.- fc v. a
Is inscribed to tho memory of Law
rwrnft Washington, who died in 1010,
laikvluc behind him (this la on the
tomb, mind you) eight sons nnd niuo
daughters. Two of tucse sous emi
grated to America, and from ouo of
thorn descended our great man. Setr-
.... iit t.t.nn c.iiiill.' nf thn
eral 01 me viism"ii' ... j
same generation aro burled here, and
ttin Wnshluuton coat of arms is 011-
gruvod on one, bearing au Inscription
to "Eliz. Washington." who died in
102 Now, on this coat of arms ap
pear three stars, with tho stripes or
bars beneath them. No ono could seo
It without being reminded of the "star
spangled banner." Undoubtedly when
wnahlucton was arranging to raise
that tlag at Cambridge, and arranging
tho ilug, too, he took tho Idea ot the
stripes from bis own old coat of arms.
Not wanting to make the new banner
too porsounl. so to speak, ho kept lu
the blue field and tho crosses, used in
TtiHuti (Ins. but Couffress, when
With the blood full of humors, the
heated term is all the more oppressive.
Give the system a thorough cleansing
with Ayer s Sarsapanlla and a (lose or
two of Ayer's Pills, and you will enjoy
summer as never before in your life.
Just try this for once, and you 11 nor
repent it.
KDloarean Elapbants.
An elephant's digestive functions are
very rapid, and the animal, therefore,
requires dally a targe ,
der six nunoreo. poum
Its wild state, the elephant feeds heart
ly, but wnfltefully. It Is careful in
selecting the lew wi :
likes tor their bark or oUag- But It
will tear don branches and leave hall
S ihSE untouch. U will -trip off tn
SOUTH.
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HUMPHREYS'
Nothing ha3 ever been produced to
equal or compare with Humpliroys'
Witch, HftZOl Oil as a curative and
hwaiivo application. It has been
bark from other trees and throw away uged40 yearg and always affords relief
r.".t iVk nturnal animal, It selects and always gives sat s.acuon
Its trees by the eense of touch and
smell Its eonse ot smell is so delicate
,k.t n.iM nionViant can wind an enemy
at a distance of one thousand yards,
and the nerves of Its trunk are so sen
sitive the smallest suostunce vau in
covered and picked up by it proboscis.
An elephant's palate is very delicate,
and the animal is whimsical in select
log r.rejectlng morsels of food.
Sir Samuel Bakor, in his "Wild
Beaets and Thier Ways," tolls ana-
.l..ia. llln.iitra.UVft OI US wmiuo w
- " -
t Dally, except Sunday. I Dally, t Flag station.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars run on
thrSuLTtralns between Hunbury. msport
and Jrte, .between sunbury and mP",
and wasningion aim uonw"- -
burg ana ine wesi.
For tu'tber Information apply
j. a. 11 l iiuuiwi-
Gen'l. Manager.
to Ticket
J.K.WOOD.
oen. Vass, Act.
1. "-..mob Ptr f J nr hemorrhoids. External
or Internal, Blind or Bleeding-Itching and
Burning; Cracks or Fissures and Fistulas.
Relief immediate cure certain.
It Cures Burns, Scalds and Ulceration and
Contraction from Burns. Relief instant.
It Cures Torn, Cut and Lacerated
Wounds and Bruises.
It Cures Boils, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Itching Eruptions, Scurfy or Scald
Head. It is Infallible.
It Cures Inflamed or Caked Breasts
and Sore Nipples. It is invaluable.
It Cures SALT KHEUM, letters, ncuny.
fever isnsttrs,
and vou could be ome the same by ,t touls Ul the subject, was pleased to
. i 1. ...-r.il I .. a. J a Knt- f-
helping your Btornacn to woik ' follow tne oiu v
as his. . Shaker Digestive Cordial will iOU!,ed to tho great general, who vy as
ui ov, on,l make v.iu n.i,tinir for tliem, and substituted the
nciu yuui oiwu.w.i mi.v. .- 4 i n
strong and heauny dv rnasmg mc
Sore and Chafed feet, Mings oi mscus.
Three Sizes, asc, 5oc- nd
Sold byDroiigUt..or Hot post-paid on rcoiptof prlw.
HI MI'IIKKVH' BtU. CO., Ill H WUIUM St., York.
WITCH HAZEL OIL
fnnd vou eat make vou fat.
, . , . , ...
Druggists sell it. lriai uouie 10
cents.
First bather "What makes the
water so full of weeds ?" Second
bather "I couuted eight widows
in bathing this morning."
Neglect of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it
to fall out Before it is too late, ap
ply Hall's Hair Renewer, a sure
remedy.
beautiful stars for tho crosses that the
redcoats carried. Charles Sumner
took a deep inter in all these traces
of the Washington family In England,
aud ho onto naid, "Tho source of tho
d. sign of tho American flag lies on the
old floor of Brington Church." He hud
a copy of tho coat of arms, niudo by a
local mason, In native stoue.-Ohleago
1 ntur-Oceau.
A Tight Hold.
Miss Klttlsu-Wbat do you meun by
saying that Miss Kosdlck bolds tier
ago well? , ..
Miss Koedieli-Sh uever sive) it
away. New York Jeuraal. , , ,.v
rVii,Ki-i-
"This elephant wa rcu wuu
plantains. The stems of the plamtalm
were eplit and cut into transverse o
tlons t-wo leet in length. Three-quarters
of a pound of rice was placed with
in each, tube of plantain etem.
"One day, while the elephant was be
ing fed, a lady offered the animal a
mall, sweet biscuit. It was ttiken la
the trunk and almost Immediately
thrown on the ground.
The mahout, or driver, thinking that
the elephant had behaved rudely, pick
ed up the biscuit and inserted It lu a
parcel ot rice within a plantain stem.
"This was placed In the elephant'
..k y at the very first crunch U
Bhowed its dielike by spiting out the
whole mesa. The email msciui u
dteguated the animal, aoa ior
minutes it tried by Its inserted trunk
to rake out every atom from ite tongue
and throat." i
Powerful saline and other drastic
purgatives should be strictly avoided,
except in extreme cases. When an
aperient is called for, take Ayer s Pills.
They restore natural action by impart
ing strength and tone to the bowels,
and their use is always attended with
good results.
Philadelphia & Heading E'y
in effect May 29, WW.
TRAINS LK4.VB BLOOMSB0UO
For New York, Philadelphia, Heamng Potts
vllle, Tamaqua, weekday 11.45 a. m.
For VUlllamsport, weekdays, 7.85 a. m., s.tu p.
mFor Danville ana Milton, weekdays, 7.85 a. m.,
8,iKor CatawUsa weekdays 7.35, 11.45 a. m., 18.20,
3 Fo5r Kup'erx ?ve"kdays7.S5, 11.45 a. m., 12.20, 3.80
"ForBaltlmore, Washington and the west via
B. O. K. K.. throuBh trains leave Heading Tcr
mlnal. PWladelpUla, 8.20, 7.J5, U.2 a. in., 88
7.21, p. m. Sundays 3.20 7.66 11.86 a. m..
8.46, 7.27, p. m. Aadiumiui wn u.n --
Cllistnut street station, weekdays, 1.95, 641,
8 23 p. m. Sundays, 1.35, 828 p. ni.
CATARRH
A LOCAL
Disease
A Climatlo
Affection
Not Minn but a local
remedy or clianireof
climate will cure It.
Get a well-known
pharmaceutical rem
edy, Ely's Cream Ealm
It Is quickly Absorb,
ed. Ulves Kellet at
once. Opens and
cli'UDSPB tne Nusal
Passu nes.
Allava liirhiliilliallnn
Ilea 8 aim i-i iihcis u- nii-niuruno.
Senses ot Taste and Smell. No cocaine. No
Mercury, No luJurlouHdi iitf. Full "l.e M'c ; 1 rial
Size itic. at lniL':,'lst orhy mail.
KLY lUto'lU 15KS, ftb Warren sti-eet, ew oik.
OUMT
COLD N HEAD
TRAINS FOK BLOOJttoUUKU
Leave New York via Philadelphia 8.00 a
m.,andvlaBastoL MO a. m.
Leave Philadelphia lO.tw a. m.
Leave Heading 11.66 a. m.
L.ave potisville 12.80 p. in.
Leave Tamaqua 1.27 a, m., w
Leave Wllllamsyoit weekdays 10.20 a m. 4.S0 p
mi.eaveCatawiBsawoekdays, 7.oo, 8.80 a. m.l.SO
' wave Rupert, weekdays, 7.08, 8.27. a. m., 11.58
1.87,8.40, e.KJ).
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave ruiladclrhla, Chestnut Ptreet wharf
and south Street wharf for Atlantic ity.
W-UATS-Kxpiean, 0.00, a. ui.,2.iio, (Satur
days onlyt 1.S0) 2.00, 4.00, 4.S0, 5.00 p. m. AO.
com. B.oo a. m.. 5.00, 8.3.Pxm; a.,,.
BUNPAT KXpreSP. B.U"
S oo a.m. ana 4.45 p. m. u, .va
Leave Atlautlo City, depot, : Wm-nii
Express, 7.iKl, 7.45, 8 00, a.m., 8 80, 5.80, p.m.
Accom. 1.2.N 8 1ft a. m., 4.10 p. in. Bi'nbavh-Kx-nretw.
4.00. 5.80. 8 00 p. m. Aocomiuodiitlou, ..15
a.m., 4.15 p.m.
Parlor oars on all express trains.
littM Lung TrouMrt, pd.iuiy. (1 iHtrcMtng 'n-h
R7ul III nd 1 noled for uiailin lures .hen .l c
tr.'niuii'iii fil. xrv mull-or i.a ivliil nhoum iwn
Who can thtn!
nf tome lmul
tiling to imtuul
Get your job work
Columbian office.
done at the
? A r" KERBS'
un.it BALSAM
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NKTer Tail to Hctor Grmjt
Cuius KA)p diaeawi naif tKlUiif.
MINDIRCORr9 The only tore Ouw for
(J-10-ltr.Cl
Wanted-Hn Idea
Protect your lilwwj they mny lirlug yu wiu
Writ JOHN W KlfJERUU KN CO.. Patent Attoi
ney., Washington, V. c..tr their i.Su i-ruw oB
audlUt ot two hundnd IutodiIoui wauttnl.
I GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE
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