THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Washington-
Four-Day Personally-Conducted Tour via
Pennijlvanla Railroad.
On Monday, April t, the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company will run its
annual personally conducted tour to
Washington, L). C, from Central
Pennsylvania. Tickets will cover
round-trip transportation, transfer in
Washington, and first-class hotel
accommodations from dinner on April
i until luncheon on April 4, inclusive.
For those who desire to spend a
longer time in the National Capital,
tickets will be accepted returning
until April 11, inclusive.
Rates, covering transportation,
transfer, and hotel accommodations
as above: $12.90 from Williamsport,
$13 60 from Wilkes Darre, $14.35
from Scranton, $15 00 from Carbon-
dale, $it.70 from Sunbury, $14 from
Altoona, $10.10 from Lancaster,
$10.85 trom Lebanon, $10 10 from
Harrisburg, $9 30 from York, and
proportionate rates from other stations,
including stations on the Cumberland
Valley Railroad north of Chambers-
burg.
Detailed itinerary is now in course
of preparation, and full details regard
ing schedule and other information
will be announced later. Intending
passengers should send their names
as early as possible to tourist Agent,
Pennsylvania Railroad, 44 Pubic
Square, Wilkes Barre, Pa, or George
W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, rhila
uclphia Pa.
Piouhurst and Southern Pines. N- 0-
IMPROVED THROUGH PULLMAN SERVICE
VIA SEAHOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The Seaboajd Air Line Railway i
now operating through drawing-room
sleeping cars from New York to
Southern Pines and Washington to
Pinehurst, N. C. These famous health
and pleasure resorts are model New
England towns nestled among th
pine-clad sand hills of North Carolina
only eighteen hours from New York
City. The finest and largest hote
in the State, with numerous private
cottages and first-class boarding
houses. Every variety of out door
sports, with the finest eighteen hole
golf links in the South. Trains leave
New York. 23rd Street Station, Penn
sylvania Railroad, 12:10 a. m. and
12:55 p. m , and Washington 8:35 a
m. and 6:55 p. m. For information
and tickets address Chas. L. Longs
dorf, New England Passenger Agent,
306 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.j
J. C. Horton, Eastern Passenger
Agent, 1206 Broadway, New York,
W. M. McConnell, General Agent,
1434 New York Avenue, Washington
D. C, or R. E. L. Bunch, General
Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
3-7 4t
Here is an amusing fraud. A firm
in Toronto has been advertising ex
tensively to send on receipt of $t a
copy of the most remarkable book
ever printed. "Contains more in.
formation than any bock ever printed,
675 pages. Every sport should have
one. Publication suppressed in some
countries." The number of persons
wanting such a book was surprising
and the orders came in until the post
office department, fearing that the
mails were being used tor an improper
purpose, sent a dollar in the name of
one of its employes. It promptly re
ceived 4 copy of a fifteen-cent Bible,
and not wishing to disturb so com
mendable an enterprise, the distnb
utors of the
molested.
book have not been
The average woman who is a wife
and mother, with a home to lake care
of, cannot engage in profitable work
outside of her home without detriment
to her domestic interests. If she at
tempts it either the machinery of the
home itself, the wisest training of her
child or children, or her own mental
growth or physical strength will suffer,
There are exceptions, out superlative
ly clever women are rare about as
tare as superlatively clever men,
Edward Bok. in the March Ladies
Home Journal,
State of Ohio, City of To- gs
ledo. Lucas County. f
Frank T. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
F. T. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the City of Toledo, County and State
it i .i . : j c .:n ..
aioresaio, ana mat saiu unu win a.y
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DUU
LARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th kday of De
cember 1880.
A. W. Gleason,
TsealI Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surlaces ot tne, system
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. Chenky & Co , Toledo, O
Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Men and watches are alike in one
lesnect both are known by their
works.
THE RIGHT THING TO PUT ON.
(Bcnsoni Plaster It Palm Nhsler.)
From the nihirnl Impulso to "nut aora.
!iin ' cm" n mmful spot nil ni pllnMlona
.r i! :...! ... I....
Iori,.Br.Mul,;iIm.H.n.y..m.-.i.. ,
llio most, amtcossfnl linve over been pouu
lea or plasters, and thn brat of these is
llcnson's 1'nrous Plaster.
No other hn.i anything like tho sama
power a n rurativo aaont; it ii highly and.
scientifically medicated, mil it standard,
ia advanced year by year.
Use. Hanson's riaster tot coughs, colds,
chest diseases, rheumatism, grip, tinnriiliii,
kidney trouble, lnme hack, and other Ail
ments that make Winter a season of nuftYr
ing and danger. It relieves and euros
quicker thau any other remedy.
JJo not accept Capsicum, mrnnntlicning
or Hclladonna .betters in place of iienson's,
aa they possess liono of itn curative power.
liiMHt on having thn genuine.
The pooplo of every cmlued land have
testified for Tears to tho auperlativa merit
of llenHon's f'lastors; and 5,000 physicians
ami drugk'i'ita of thia country have declared
them worthy of public ennndence.
In official comparisons with other, lsen-
son'a 1'lunters have hucii houorud with
flfjflrx hltfhest awards.
f ur sain by nil uruggiata, or we win pr.
fny poatago on any number ordered in tna
'nited States on tho receipt of 25c. each.
Accept no imitation or substitute.
Kuaburr fc Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, N.Y.
rv York Mnrktta. i
FIjOVH Rlnto nnd western quiet and
barely sternly; Minnesota puli-nts. 4.J
4.30: winter NtralKhtM, U.lh'aS.M; winter
extra a. 2.3KS2.; winter patent!". $3.tw''i I.
VH MAT Opened tlrm and active on t tie
frovernmcnt report, but noun met iHdllnB
orders, which turned the market weak
and heavy; May, 79 ll-ltuTO 15-ltic.; July,
79Ve.
HYE Steady: state, .VWiliTo., e. I. f., New
Tork, car lota; No. 2 western, 61c, f. o. b.,
afloat.
CORN Opened very firm on an netlva
demand from shorts, helped by the gov
ernment report, but subsequently weak
ened with wheat; May. 48'ic. ; July. 4S'ic.
OATH Dull, but fairly stndy; trsck,
white state, 32'n:!tic. ; track, white, west
ern, MfiHiio.
PORK-Klrm; mess, $M.25U15; family,
115.60.
I. ART) Firm; prime western steam,
7.S7'V.
m'TTKTt Firm; state dairy, 1321c.; ;
fresh creamery, Wfi22c. i
t'HKKBK Strong: funcy, larire. colored
and white, llfill'w.; fancy, small, colored,
12'jje. ; funcy, small, white, UttV2,c.
E1G8 Klrm and unchanged: elate and
Pennsylvania, at mark, 14V4'81J,6c. ; west
ern, at mark. 13ii He.
HUOAH Haw weak; fair reflnlna;. SHc;
centrifugal. 96 test, 4c; refined easy;
crushed. S.75e. ; powdered, R.35e.
Tl'KPKNTINK Pull at 3!VfcfH0e.
MOLASSES Steady; Now Orleans, 32fJ
40c.
UICE Steady; domestic, 3TifiCV48.; Ja
pan, 4ti4c.
TAI.I.OW-Steady; city, 4Hc.; coun
try, 4'wfi RV.C.
II AY Quiet; shipping, T7HfSi)c. ; good to
choice. S.V'i!t"e.
Itccriilllnw Ilrlsk.
WASHINGTON. March 13. An In
crease of over KI0 per cent in the number
of enlistments for the rrgulnr nrmy since
the work of recruiting was begun Feb.
just lifter the passage of the army re
organization bill, has encouraged war de
partment olliciiils. They now feel con
fident there will bo no trouble about
finding all the men necessary to bring
the army up to Its full proportion before
the date arrives when the volunteers
must bo mustered out. Adjutant Gen
eral Coibin haa been receiving almost
dully reports from the recruiting ol.ieei-8
scuttered throughout the country show
ing the results of their work. At the
ond of the first week It MS recruits had
been obtained. For the week ended
March 8 I'M recruits were obtained.
A niootly Itnln In Sicily.
rALEUMO, March 11. A strange
phenomenon Is now being witnessed here.
For many hours 11 heavy red cloud has
extended over the city, the sky buing a
deep red. The rain now falling resembles
drops of coagulated blood. This phe
nomenon, which is called bloody rain,
is attributed to dust from the African
deserts, transported by the heavy south
wind now blowing. A dispatch from
Itomo says tho phenomenon now to be
soon there extends also over southern
Italy. At Home the sky is yellow, and
at Naples a rain of sand has fulleu, the
heavens being dark red.
An Opal For the King.
LONDON, March I). Mr. Maurice
Lyons, a lawyer of Queensland, intends
to give King Edward what is believed to
be the largest and finest opal in the
world. Iu the opinion of London lapi
daries its only rival in size and beauty
ia one possessed by Emperor r ram-is Jo
seph. The Lyons gem was shown pri
vately in the ottice of Sir Horace Tozer,
agent general of Queensland, to the oth
er Australian agents generul. It is oval
In shape, two inches long and an inch
and a half deep and weighs 1'50 carats.
Niagara by Bearchllaht.
NIAGARA FALLS, March 13.-Ex-perts
of the General Electric company,
with new and powerful apparatus from
Schenectady, have tested searchlights
on Niagara falls from Falls View. Tho
Michigan Central has long desired to
give its patrons a magnificent view of tla
falla under the electric light operation
by the power of tho falla itself. The
first night's work in spite of disadvan
tages and the scopo to be covered wus
successful and demonstrated its prac
ticability. Letter From Watthlnulon Found.
KALAMAZOO, Mich., March 8. An
autograph letter of George Washington,
dated 17tK, was found among some waste
paper stock at the Hryant pnper mill. It
waa written to Captain James J. Jamie- f
son, a New York merchant, asking fot 1
boat freight rates on a quantity of flour
Two copies of The Federal Gazette and '
ltiiltiiuoi-e Advertiser over 100 years old
and an autograph letter of Itobert Mor- .
ria of Philadelphia, dated llU'.i, were also
found. The waste paper came from I'lnl
adelphia.
Schley Ordered Home.
WASHINGTON, March 13, Orders
have been issued at tho navy department
detaching Rear Admiral W. 8. Schley
from command of tho south Atlantic sta
tion and ordering hint homo for furthct
ordors and detaching Hear Admiral H. J.
Cromwell from command of the Ports
mouth navy yard April 1 and ordering
hltu to commund of the south Atlantic
station, sailing from New York April ii.
More Chinese Taken.
MAI.ONB, N. Y., March 13.-The Ma
lone olllcials have captured 4S Chinamen
on the border north of Malone. They art
lu jail here. They will probably be senl
to Ogdensburg. It Is said (1 more art
coming today.
Grill II lu Formers' lluiiils.
WASHINGTON. March 12. - 1 ho
amount of wheat in farmers' hands on
March 1 was 128,100,000 bushels; coin,
770,200,000; oats, about 2U2.800.000.
TpniMFIf, FVPI OSION
1 L1UVli lKj L Ai LU J1Ui'
Hiient liUled ana 1 WeniV-Iline
w
liar, T f!1ito e cf
"j'ou w.w-g,
HASY BUILDINGS WERE SHATTERED.
Itiirstlnic Holler In n I.nnnitrr Cnnseil
the llnnmne The Itnlns llclng
Ken relied For Henil llotllea.
.Mil 11 r Persona MUxInic.
CII'AdO. March 12.-f.y the oxplo
alon of the Imiler in the Il.uenitis laun
dry, 4.".H West Madison Htreet. yesterday
8 pooplo were Instantly killed. U'J were
Injured and several are missing.
The cause of the explosion haa not
been determined with accuracy as yet
nnd It will probably require an official
Investigation to settle the matter, it l
knmvn that the boiler was old, a second
hand nfTnir, nnd there Is 110 record in
the ollice of the city holler inspector ot
any inspection having been made within
the last year. Tending the verdict of th
coroner's jury A. L. Ilorcmus, the pro
prietor of the laundry, is held 111 custody
by the police, and it is the intention ot
, the authorities to Institute criminal pro-
1 feedings against him should the facts
! brought out at the investigation warrant
I audi proceedings.
The list of dead and wounded was ililil
cult to secure. Hcports of the nunibet
of dead in the ruins run all the way from
0 to 'JO. It Is known that W employee!
of the laundry had entered the place be
fore the explosion, because the automatic
timekeeper found in the ruins and which
was not damaged showed that number ol
registered arrivals. Two or three were
entering at the moment of the explosion
making an approximate total of 40 em
ployecs in and around the buildiiiR. Th
list of injured includes, however, sever
al People residing in the adjoining build
ings, nearly all of which were bmllj
damaged. The most conservative est!
mate by the police concedes that at least
three, dead or alive, nre still in the ruins.
The explosion was one of almost un-
paralleled severity. For nearly two
blocks up ami down Madison street build
Ings were shattered by Its force, l'rnc
tlcally every window in these two blocks
was broken, and the list of persons cut
by falling glass will reach to 50 or more.
Persons who were in bed In the near vl
einity say they were hurled from theit
beds. Men in barrooms were dashed t
the floors and covered with showers ol
glass. Passenger In street cars were
thrown violently from their seats.
Fl r it hlpment of0 1 1.
AUSTIN, March 12. A dispatch from
Port Arthur says: "The first shipment of
oil from the great Lucas gusher has just
been made from Port Arthur. It amount
ed to (!,(M)0 biurets of the crude oil and ia
consigned to Philadelphia. The pipe line
built by Messrs. tJtitTy & Oalcy. owners
of the I.ut-as well, will soon be in regulat
onerntion
Gar Working
Giris. .
Li fe to tho most favored is not always
full of sunshine, but to the average
American girl or woman who is obliged
to work for her livinjr. ami, perhaps
to help others at home, lifo is often a
heavy drag1 in consequence of illness.
Women who work, especially those
who are constantly on their feet, are
peculiarly liable to the development
of organic troubles, and should par
ticularly heetl the first manifestations,
such us backache, pains in the lower
limbs and lower part of the stomach,
irregular und painful monthly periods,
Miss El.ua Buemheb, E. Rocbksteb, Ohio.
faintness, weakness, loss of appetite
and sleep.
The young' lady whose portrait we
publish herewith had all these symp
toms, and in addition leucorrhoea,
and was cured by Lydia E. I'inkham'a
t Vegetable Compound. First, she
wrote a letter to Mrs. Pinkham'a lab
oratory at Lynn, Mass., describing' her
trouble, received in reply accurate in
structions what to do to get well, nnd
now wishes her name used to convince
others that they may bo cured as Bhe
was.
The same helping' hand, free of
charge or obligation, is extended, to
every ailing woman in America. If
you are sick you are foolish not to get
this valuable advice, it costs you noth
ing, and bhe is auro to help you. Don't
wait until it is too late write to-day.
Dr. Humphreys'
Specifics care by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the system.
so, cubes. raicaa.
1 Fevers. Congestions, Inflammations. ,!i5
it Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic... ,93
3 Teething. Colic, Crylng.Wakefulnem
4- Dlarrhea, or Children or Adults 33
TCuuuIk. Colds, Bronchitis 23
8 Xeiirulgla, Toothache, Fuceache 33
O Headache, Blck Iluadacbu Vertigo.. .33
1 0 llyapepala, Iudlgestlon.Weak Stomach. 2 3
1 1 fcuppreased or Painful Periods 33
13 Whites, Too Profuse Periods 33
13-C'roup, Larvnitltia, Hoarsoneas .33
11 nail lllieuin. Erysipelas, Eruptions.. ,33
1 5 Illieuiiiutiain, Hhouinatlo Pains 33
16 Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague 33
10 4'alorrh, laflaonza. Cold In the Head .33
UU Whooplng-C'ougli 33
Ur-Kldncv Ulaeaaes 33
3-.ervou Debility 1.00
30-1 rlnary Weakness, Wetting Bod 35
77 Grip, Bay Fever 33
Dr. Humphreys' Manual ot all Diseases at your
uraKgliuu or jiuneu rrue.
irirl.
Bold by druKKlats, or sent on receipt of price.
Ihimclutiya' aled. Do, Cor. WUluuu 4 John BU.,
Mew Voik.
Telephone 'stm Knocked Oat.
nnnKNKM'iitJ. n. v., Mutch i:i.
Not a telephone Is working in Ogdens
bnrg. The guy wires broke, letting a rn
ble drop on to the electric light wires,
which so charged It with electricity as to
set fire to the cable box, destroying ev
ery wire ns well as the leaders. 1 lie lire
alarm wires melted, opening the circuit
and ringing nil alarm gongs. A chemical
engine was stationed at the exchange to
prevent damage to Its interior. Linemen
and cable men have liecn summoned from
Syracuse, Wntortown nnd Ooiiverneur,
and It will require ten days to repair
damages.
ItlKKCst dnn In the World.
TKOY, March 12. The Kt Inch gun,
the biggest in the world, which Is being
built at the V ntervliet arsenal, will lie
sent to the proving grounds at Sandy
Hook next fall. Thn guu will be finish
ed next July.
Night and day, until the strength is
entirely exhausted, and that dreaded
word "Cotiiumption" bejfina to lie whis
pered atnotte friends. That's a common
story, familiar to the people of every
town and village.
There's another story which ought to
he as widely known as the story of dis
ease, and that is the story of the cures
effected by the use of Dr. Tierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Bronchitis, asthma,
obstinate, deep-seated coughs, bleeding
of the lungs, and other forms of disease
which affect the respiratory organs, are
permanently cured by the use ot " uoiuen
Medical Discovery."
nniv tnr rr Plrc-n C.oldrn MfiHcsl Dis
covery I think I would be In inr grave to-dy,"
writes Mr. Moses Miles, or llillmrrt, turns to.,
Wyoming. "I hd srtlints so bud I could not
siren at night and was compelled to give up
wnrir It nfferterl n,V llltl? HO thnt I COII?hed
all the lime, l)th nfRlit snd day. My tricntls
all thought I hud coiimmptloii. My wife in
antrcl on my trviug Dr. I'ierce's GnMen Medical
li,-r,verv which I did. I have taken four
bottlei nnd am now a well man. weighing ij
pounds, thanks to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. "
Dr. Tierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps
in nav exnense of tnailinir only. Send 2(
1 0ne-cent stamps for book in paper covers
or xi stamna or clotti-bounci. Auuresa
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
rmJVii... rj
hi fc-s m m
Vever
CoU
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Lead
ELY'S CREAM BALM Is a posltWeeurs
Apply into the nostrils. Ills qnlckly absorbed.
cents st Drnretats or by msil ; samples Inc. by mall.
ELY BKOTHKKa, M Vt arrea BU, New Horn city-
&AILR0AD TIME TABLE
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
BLOoMStiUkU DIVISION.
In effect June 10, loo,
li'AliU.MS.
A. at . P.N.
NOKTHCJIBKKLAND tb rjS 1.60
Lauicruu...
(juulueky..
Uuuvinu ...
UaiiiWtssa
Kupert
bluouisOurs....,
Kapy
l.iii.t indue
willow Grove IT 41 fj r
brlnrcrees ... 7 40 2M
Berwick 7 M
UeacU U a?cn... 8 U-i
Uluk'a Ferry S JU
UUlcksUlnuy S 17
tlunlock's.. 8 8J
Nauncoke........ 8 SK
Avouaule..... 3 4s!
Plymouth 8 47
8 01
8 ua
8 09
i a)
8 81
8 Sti
8 4l!
8 47
6ii
4 00
4 08
4 07
4 i
4 17
4 W
4 84
4 U9
4 8
4 40
4 45
4 SO
7 U
7 HI
T 81
7 41
7 48
II 29
l'i'i'i
1161
l'i'w
ist'os
ii'u
U 17
7-S5
s'l'ili
8 04
8 19
b 18
8 18
H 18
8 ai
8 !l7
88o
Plymouth Juoctlou.
8 M
Kintisioa.... -
Bennett.... .
Forty t ort
Wyoming
WeBt Ptuston -..
Susquehanna Ave
Piuston
Durycrt.
Lackawuuua
Taylor .....
nellevue - .
8 5'J
9 01
0 04
VOV
W 18
l
IU
3
6
911
8 87
4i
4. at
HUSAMTOM.
12 35
r.H
8 45
r. at
r. u.
STATIONS.
SCRANTON ....
Uellevue. -
Taylor .
l.&ckawinua...
Ouryea
I'lttatou
HuBtinehttnua Ave
West l'lttstou
Wyoming
Forty Fort
Heunett
Kingston'
Ply mouth J unotlon . ..
Plymouth
Avondale
NanMooke
nuniock's
WEST.
A.M. A.M. P.M. P. M.
45 tl0 05 I 16 5 50
8 60 ....
7 01
7(8
707
7 10
7 18
717
10 15 2 03
5 no
OPti
6 09
8 18
18
8 10
8 2t
lu 23 2 10
10 26
to 31
913
9 17
9 111
lua.j
10 85
10 40
2 23
9 27
7 24
780
7 88
7 4J
7 45
10 49
10 54
ll'o:l
flit
8 84
140
8 30
635
9 49
64
958
808
8 20
8 81)
651
7tl
afl
11 17
11 2;i
Hhlckslilnny.
Hlck'B Kerry 8 12 M 48
Betcu Haven,.
Berwick
BrKrereek
Willow Cl rove.
I, line Kldge....
8 is
11 48
8. '17 17 28
823
11 64
8 44 7 83
8 S8 ....
8 81 1
8)14 (12C9
t.81) 12 15
S 44 12 22
8 49 IVV7
8 54 1 2 32
9 09 12 47
.... 8 50
' 8 5
8 .'S
4 t'6
12
417
4 22
4 8H
M 42
Kspy
niooiiisburg
nil peri
tnt a wlssa . ....... .....
Danville
CnulaHky
Cameron
NOSTUIJHBKHLAND
9 21 12 57 4 48
9 35 1 10 5 00
a it.
p M. P. H. V
t Runs dnlly. f Flag station.
A. C. BAL1SBVHY, T. W. LEF,
supt. u
, Pass.
SOUTH.
H. tk H M. K,
NOKTU
LIAVB
AKHIVa.
amia.iii.lpm'p.m.
7. IDi 12.05 .8.25, 2.15
7.(M 1200 6.1H .'0
7.03 11.ftra.14 9.'I6
STATIONS.
Bloomstiu'g.
" P. H.
" Main st..
Pancr Mill.
am pmipm
8.47 2 40 8 :I5
.4tl 2.42 fl.371
8.52 2.4'. 6.10
9 01 2.54 Ii6,
S.68:ll 47..02 1 50
.MI 11.43 5.611
i.45!..Llght M .
! 9.05 4.SD .5.6 8.60
; 9 15 3.111 7.04 7.UI
1 9.23 8.SD 7.11T.S5
I 9.27IH.24 7.1M 7.4
9.38I8.8D 7.2t.K.OO
9. 43 8.10 T.IH'H.HO
9.47 8.44 7.3718.40
I 9.5o!8 47 7.4im.4H
I 9.M 8.67 7.51 19 Oil
111.10 4.07 8.0119 25
110.14 4.10 S.0519.35
a ill pin p m am
AKBIVB
H.4II 11.33 6.4
l.MOloiangevire.
a.vid 11.2 S.ski 1.001 .Forks
. 05 11.19 6.34, 12.13' .. .Z'llier'S.
11.13 6.27il2.l5l.8tlllwater
Kenton.,
, I 1,' l II '
0i ll-ISI B.
2.18.W
...Edson's...,
.cole's tr'k
..I.ai'bacii..
...C'eutral. .,
.Jam.UUy.
ii-i.io r ft.
0 12.0'.
,B3 111.62 6.03 11.63
10.48 4.53 11.45
6.41,10.40 4.50! 11.801
am am p iu p in.
I.KATI
tir.riivB.it ai.iiiii.us! MuiiiKRst How
many children are at this senson feveiish and
constipated, with b.id stomach nnd head
nche. Mother Cray's :w ct Powders for
hililren will nlwas curd. If worms nre
resent ihey will teitainly n move them. At
all d i ivists 2 sc. Sample mailt 1' K I . I'..
A.Wre Alloa N Olni ted, l.t-I'...), 14
.? snnsvivann haiiicai.
rime Table Hi eflct Nov ij,ioo
scranton(I;iI)lv
flllSUJU
VUlkestmrre. ..lv
ri) m'Hi terry "
?atitl:oke
iMocanaipia "
v apwaliopei.. "
Ncscopcuk ar
I'ottavlllo......
lla.ic ton
Toiniilckcu....
(fern tilcn
Hock l. Ira ....
Nescopeck
Ncscopeck lv
t'leaey "
Ksp) Kerry ."
K. Illooiuhburg"
Catawlsss ar
Calawissa lv
H. Danville.... '
ttunbury "
Lewlsburg ....ar
Mi .on "
WllllauiHpoit. ."
,ok Haven... ."
toi ovo "
S.ii.c.... "
L,jck Haven. ..lv
ilellefonte ar
Tyrone "
IMilllpsburg...."
t'leartleld "
I'lt.tsburg '
Sunbury .lv
;8 5!,
4 DA
as
A. H.
r. m.
I H 10
10 1:1 1
10 (IS j
o-i
V 5(1
11 0.1
11 M
A. U.
A.
I V Ml
I II 80
Uarrlsburg..-ar
P. M,
A. Nk
I 4
SI)
4 OS
Philadelphia. .ar
Baltlmure "
Washington.- "
110
1 v 4
110 6
' r. m.
Hunbury ,
.lv
t t .l
Lewlstown Jc ar
FltlBburg- "
P. II
Uarrlsburg......lv
HO
A. U
Pittsburg... ar
a Ml 111 sol
i 6 HO
Weekdays.
all), t Htg Malloti
n.'m
a. m.
I 8 00
ta.'m
Pittsburg...
Harrisburg.
-lv
I 8 80
1 8 10 I
A. M.
I a 40
a. m.
P. M.
I 8 11
a.'m,
Pittsburg lv
Lewlstown Jo."
t 8 00
r. at.
t 7 80
t 9 W
8 43
t 8 10
Munbury ......... ar
5 08
A. a.
t 5 00
p. m
a. m
Washington.... lv
110 40
111 M
111 M
t I 4S
t S 50
I 8 40
111! 50
111 45
112 ve
Haltlinore
Philadelphia..
A. at.
A. at.
I 7 K
I 9 8l
A. II
r. at.
narnsnurif lv
til 41)
t 4 00
Sunbury ar
I sua;
1 10
t 5 40
r. H
Hi 4.
A. M
A. M
Plttsbunr lv
I 8 00
8 tit
Cleitrtlclil "
4 Oil
4 M
9 2H
10 12
I'hllttisburs.. ."
Tyrone "
7 11
I 8 10
: i so
He lletonie "
8 81
9 8i!
1 42
Lock Haven. ..ar
9 80
10 811
248
F, at.
Erie lv
Kane "
Keuovo
Lock llaven... .
Williams port..
Milton
lewlsburg
t 45
t 7 V,
Suubury ar
Hunbury
H. Danville "
Cstttwlssa "
B. Illoouisburg"
Btspy Ferry "
Creasy "
Nescopeck ... ar
IXininnM train will leave llazleton 6.15 p.m
Hock Glen, 5.50 p. m., .arriving at..Catawlssa
' u-ouJliQi-o inntiv. f Flag station.
Di.nn,.n pannr nnd sieenlnif Cars run 0
,..in. iwtwwn Hunburv. willlamsnor
and Erie, between Hunbury and Philadelphia
and Washington and between llarrlBburg, Pltte'
v...... nH lha tvaal
B?ntB. , u
Gen'l. Manager. eo. Pass, Agt.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD.
tkiims I.KAVE BLOOMSBCHO
ForNewVork, Philadelphia, Heading Pott
vllle.Tamaqua, weekdayt 7.20 ti.30 a. m.
lfOr VI llllttmspui l, ncvAunjo, i.w a. w.v ,u..
mFor Danville and Hilton, weekdayg.7.20 a.
8 . . ... m rwi a ua . , oil M
5 00 .....
It) 3o I
. u. r. m.
1 0"i I 8 80 tl2 4 4 K
1 60 9 11) 1 7 4 68
9 06 1 16 4 47
SIT 9 4ii 1 66 6 ItO ,,, -r-J
.r liSo Mi tFiX
10 4a 2 43 8 82 'I.Ajootllookltiael
110 47 f 6 St. bonwand poor lok- iVaX
10 60 2 55 8 4(1 ng harness la the .fcfVA
11 OS 8 05 8 55 wort kind of a com- -""TrA
hlnntlon. L'lVV
Nescopeck lv ' "" til 55 14 't 05 I TttTCldSL
BAaT. Tomlilcken. " 8 4 12 85 4 51 7 4 5 II ,,..VMthehnrnetindth lAl
A. a. r, m. llazleton " 9 02 12 5.. 6 OS 8 or I but mukes the 'iVk
10 00 15 50 Pottsvllle "1160 2 20 8 80 9 95 II fjer wn and pliable. puis Hln i cnn- iVk
s;j a n ini i I.. lv t S OS 11105 t 8 05 t 6 55 I I M'&El.lWJ. BoU rThr. lu eaaa-1 tt
7V 108. .27 UllSpSnVir 8 .8 11 20 8 7 09 Wym .,. A0n
717 ally 1U37 8 32 Mocanaqua....." I s m ii a oti r KiW'l V. " ,"1"
iiT j;; pwm.fhPerrv" 8 57 1202 8 67 ) , M:il,v.4'M
Wllkesbarre...." or. is iu too w J1 V Vj ymtitliSJfSbnWiVX
For t'atawissa weeaua a , ,u, o.oo, i , .w, . m.,
1 2 2d. 6.00 6.80, p. m.
For Kupert weekday 87.20, 8.S8 1 1 .30 a. m. , 19.20,
8.3rt, 8.00, 6.80, p.m. . ... .
For Bitltimore, W ashington and the West via
B. AO. It. R., through trains leave Reading Ter.
nilnal.l'hllaaeipnia.a.aj, y.oo, n,.
7.21. p. m. Sundays 8.20, 7.65 11.26 a. m..
8 48 7 27, p.m. Additional trains from 4 and
Chestnut street station, weekdays, 1.85, 6.41
8 23 p.m. Sundays, 1.8s. 8.28 p. m.
TRAINW FOR BLOOSinbL'RO :
Leave New Tork via Philadelphia 7.30 a.
m.,andvlaBaston s.ioa. m.
Leave Philadelphia 10.21a. m.
Leave Reading i2.i5p. m.
6 43
6 69
7 18
Leave Pottsvllle 19.30 p. m.
IreaveTamaqus 1.49 p. m..
Leave willlauisporl weekday a 10.18 a m,5.42 p
mLeaveCstswlsssweekda8, 7.00, 8.909.10a. m
"'LeaveViiwn.'weekdaya, 7.08, 8.23,9.18 110
a. ill.. 1.88, 5.4(1. 6.21.
a. m., 'Tj.antum.Ty DIVISION.
In effect Oct. 15, lyoo.
Leave Philadelphia, chemnut streot wharf
and South street wharf.
For ATLANTIC ,t ITV Weekdaya. Kx
press, w.iio a. in- (Saturdays only, l.ou).
5 oo, 4.00, 6.00, ?.15 p. m. Aecommodii
Tin,., s on a. m . c.30 o. in. Butidays Ex
7 63
7 fit
N01
8 0
8 20
8 45
M.
Agt
press, 9.10, 10.00 a. m. Accommodiiilon, b.oo
u. in., ft.oo p. m
Leave ATL ANTIC CITY, Weekdays -Express,
7 35 9 00, 10.15 a. m., 2.50, 6.30 p. 111. Accnlillno.
dm jon. 8.05 a. ni., 4.05 p, lu Sunday Express,
tm
6.10
10.15 a.m, 4.30,7.30 p. ra. Accommoaaiiuu,
a. in., 4.05 p. m.
6.87
Parlor cars on nil expren i iain.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MA Y Weekdays 0.15'a. m., 4.15,
p. in. snnilavs o.isa. nw, houthst, .on a.m.
ArtillHoii'il turCni.e May eektlaya 5.00 p. in.
KnrOCK'N CITYWeekUitJ 8-0.16 a. 111., 4.15
p. in. Siliidu.vs--ll 15 n. Ui.
For SEA ILE CITY Weekdays 9.15 a, m.
NEW YORK AN I) ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS.
Leaves NEW YORK (Liberty Street) 8.40 p. m.
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY, 8.30 a m.
Detailed time tubleB at ticket, ofllces.
W. U. BUSI.EH, KDbON J. WEEKS,
Uvn'l Supt, Ueu'l ''ass. Agt.
A New Departure!
Tn addition to the regular lines, the
unders:gned has established
A MILK DEPOT,
where can be found, at all times, fresh
milk, cream, skim milk and butter
milk. Also butter, eggs, laro, canncu
. 1 :u.wi r...
meats, iVC. liUCKeiS lunnwim
lard in 3, $ and ten-round pails,
AT LEADERS MEAT MARKET
Tieef. Veal. Mutton, Lamb, Tor
Dologna, Sausage, Ham, Bacon, Scraj
pie, Vienna iusage, Tripe, lloile
Harn.&c. All meats fresh and dear.,
and prices riRht.
F. M. LEADER,
Centre Street Market.
M DISTANCE
Combines perfect local ser
vice, with advantages coming
from all LONG DISTANCE
Mil scril'ers.
From at commercial stand
point, I The Telephone
yields larpcr profits on the
investment man anyino'i;
else in the world. As a
household equipment, its val
ue cannot be estimated.
tHTThe rales ate moderate. '
CEKTRAL II'.
and Supply Co.
PHOTOGRAPHS
We attribute our success to tne mail
ing of Fine Thotographs. Pic
tures that are both pleas
ing and durable.
Market Square Gallery,
Over Hartman's Store. iyi2-ai
H&- Seventeen years' experience.
PATENTS
r.in Rnil Trade Marks obtained, and Al
Patent buslneBS conducted lor MODEKATj
F?iUlt OFFICE IP OPPOSITE THK TJ. 8. PA1
ENT OFFICE. We have no aub-agenclea,
business direct, hence can transact patent DW
neBs In less time and at, Less Cost than those I
uiotefrom Washington. . .
Send model, drawing or photo, with deaert
tton. We advise If patentable or not, tree
nun. v iu n..i.nl fa Bornr
charge, unr ir nui un ,.ov. ..v , ...
A book, "How to obtain Patents," with retel
ences to actual clients In your State.County,
tnwn sent. free. Address
(Opposite V. 8 Patent fiOx-e.)
Give
Your,
Horse's. .
Chance!
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11 i I a Ot I "
1 111 r,MYrf..TLitim
fellUi II W. : 3! 1 i
('.. pi. I .. i i r-. . T-
You can save money on Pianos and Or
gans. You will always find he large
stock, best makes and lowest prices.
PIANOS, From $175.00 and Upwards.
ORGANS, Front $50.00 and Upwards
We sell on the installment pian. I'ianost
$25.00 down and ljMo.00 per month. Or
gans, $10.00 down, $5.00 per month. Lib
eral discount for cash, theet music, at one
hulf price. Musical merchandise of all
kinds.
We handle Genuine Singer High Arm
SEWING MACHINES,
5.oo down and $3.00 per month. We also
handle the Demorcsl Sewing Nlac'ilne, from
l 19. 50 and upwards. Sewing Machine
Needles and Oil for all makes of Sewing
Machines. Host males of
WASH MACHINES
FROM $4.00 UP TO $9.00.
i.u
J. SALTZER.
Music Rooms No. 115 West Main St.
below Market, Ulooinsliurg, Pa.