THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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GENERAL SEORETAEI'3 REPORT
For October 1903 ol Young Women's Chit
tain Aitoclkticn.
The report of the General Secre
tary for the first month of our Asso
ciation wrk is a miscellaneous one.
A card catalogue system was ar
ranged for the record of member
ship and entries made ot the names
presented.
One hundred invitations were
written for the Organization Meet
ing held October and and during
the month ten notices have been
sent to the tiewrpapcrs
October 12U1 was our moving
day and the President and Secretary
were busily engaged for two days
putting the room in order for the
opening, Wednesday the 14th. The
County Fair brought many strang
ers to our town and a number o:
Association girls from other cities
took advantage of our rest room.
During these four weeks the Sec
retary has recieved 203 calls and
creat interest has been manifested
in the work.
The use of the monograph has
been a great help in advertising
and 1050 cards have been circulated.
Ninety calls have been made by
the Secretary and ten business let
ters written. k
The Association has received
some very pretty gifts from the
girls which add much to the home
like appearance of the rooms.
Many requests have come from
educational classes and our mem
bership is increasing.
The Hallowe'en party was
thoroughly enjoyed and ninety
guests were present.
As we look back over the few
short weeks of our existence as an
Association we feel very grateful
for all the blessings received. "The
Lord hath done great thiugs for us
whereof we are glad."
Respectfully Submitted,
E. Vesta Webster,
Secretary.
STATISTICAL KEPORT OCTOBER
TO NOVEMBER I.
Calls received
" made
Attendance Board Meeting
Hallowe'en Party
Letters written
12
203
90
7
90
10
Mimeograph cards
1050
Prominent Danville Resident Dead-
James L. Riehl, proprietor of the
Montour House, Danville, cuea on
Thursday after a protracted illness,
aged seventy four years, lie was
mite nromineut in Masonry, and
for that reason enjoyed a large ac
auaintance. He has resided in
Danville and had charge of its lead
ing hostelry for the past forty three
years. Among the positions of im
port filled bv him during his resi
dence in Danville was president of
the Montour County Fair Associa
lirn. The funeral took place on
Monday. The remains were taken
to Sellersville, Bucks county for in
terment. BuryeyorB at Work-
The surveyors for the Danville
and Bloomsburg Electric Railway
beean work in Danville Tuesday
They got over the route pretty
rapidly and by night were beyond
the Borough limits. Their presence
created a good deal of interest along
the line.
unws TTTTS ? We offer one
k,mH.Uil dollars reward for anV Case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's
'jatarrh Cure.
F. T. Chenev & Co.. Troprs.,
Toledo, O
We, the undersigned, have known
F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfecdy honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially abJe to carry out any obligation
made by their nrm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
oists. Toledo.
WiiniNO. Kinnan & Marvin,
wholesale diuceists, Toledo, O.
UqII'r f !atarrh Cure is taken inter
n. ortinif directlv uuon the blood
miirmis surfaces of the system.
u,;,. f- ner bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's family pills are the best.
WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, Nov. 9, 1903.
Democratic politicians here are pleas
ed wiih the result of the elections
While the party di 1 not succeed in
defeating Senator Hanna in Ohio, it
had a splendid victory in Maryland,
where President Roosevelt's attitude
on the race question formed the
principal issue and in New York City
it prevented the republicans, under
the guise of Fusionists from retaining
control of the city. McClellan's ma
jority of over 63,000 is sure to bring
the state to the democrats next fall,
and Marylands's repudiation ot the
republican party and especially of
President Roosevelt has caused the
present Administration much alarm.
In the Senate, Gorman will have the
prestige ol having administered a
severe defeat to the party in power,
and in the House, Hearst will recall
the fact that his papers succeeded in
bringing the democrats into line in
New York City. These men will be
the champions of the democratic
cause and one of them may possibly
lead the party in the campaign next
fall. Senator Gorman will attack the
negro policy of the President and Re
presentative Hearst will show the
laboring men how little they have to
expect from the republican party.
The "open shop" controversy is by no
means settled in the eyes of the labor
leaders and they are very liable to turn
to Mr. Hearst to lead their opposition
to the President. Hanna will come
back to the Senate and it is believed
by many that his victory in Ohio will
lead him to believe that he is destin
ed lor greater things. There is an
ominious unanimity in agreeing to
Colonel Roosevelt's renomination and
many politicians, who seem to know,
declare that it is all on the surface.
There is no denying the fact that the
President is popular with certain sec
tions of the country, but the old party
leaders would welcome an opportun
ity to defeat him. Senators Hanna,
Spooncr and Cullom and Secretary
Hay have been mentioned quietly in
republican circles as available men
and if opportunity presents itself there 1
will be sharp opposition to the Presi
dent at the next republican conven
tion. The republican defeat in Mary
land where the President was an is
sue, may serve as a pretext for the
opposition in his party. At all events
the loss of New York and Maryland
will weaken the present Administra
tion.
Secretary Hitchcock has issued a
statement regarding the land frauds
in the Interior Department, and it
must be conceded that it is a very
skillful document in that it says practi
cally nothing on a subject on which
the public has a right to know all.
However it is a marked improvement
on Postmaster General Paynt's "hot
air, stump speech" comment on the
postal frauds. He says in substance ;
Nearly a year ago strong indications
of very serious land frauds by specu
lators on the Pacific coast, under the
forest reserve lien land act of June 4,
1807, reached the Department. An
investigation was started last January
and the work is now going on "with
great care and with all possible ex
pedition consistent with thorough
ness." The matter is to be probed to
the bottom regardless of the influential
character of some of the men in
volved. Several hundred thousand
acres are involved in the illegal trans
actions, but reports have been "more
or less exaggerated." "At the proper
time a full statement will be made
covering the results of the entire in
vestigation, and the whole matter will
be given to the public j but for obvious
reasons it is not deemed expedient
that a detailed statement of the facts
should be given at the present time."
Perhaps like tariff revision and nnan
rial legislation, this statement ought
to be postponed until after the presi
dential election. The investigations
have taken ten months now and by
the time another investigation com
mission is formed, a million word re
port handed in, and then read and
annotated by the President, another
twelve months may be consumed,
However there is the Secretary's
authority for the statement that great
frauds exist and that influential men
are involved. Further more he de
dares that anyone who says that there
are more than several nundred thou
sand acres of land involved, is ex
aggerating.
le
sksk
Revolutionjis the arbiter of all dis
nutes in South America countries,
Panama wants the canal built, and
Quickly: the central government at
Uoaota sav fit to reject the canal
treaty and now Panama has declared
her indeDendence of Colombia and
unless the revolution in the Isthmus
is crushed at once, which seems very
improbable, a representative of the
new republic of Panama will no doubt
soon be on his way to Washington to
take up direct negotiations for the
construction of the trans-Isthmian
water way. Our State Department is
-J A. tsl 1 O 3TS. I A. a
b.. tu st M K'ni1 1m Hallways Bought
much imbarrassed as to the attitude
it should adopt toward this state
which has seceded from the Colom
bian union. The Administration is
anxious to build the canal and the
majority of the American people will
doubtless sympathize with Panama,
yel this country should not encourage
strife among the South American re
publics. The secession of Panama
was more or less expected hete, as
the interests on that state and Colom
bia are in many ways opposed to each
other and their geographical connec
tions is not a close one. If Colombia
should finally recognize the indepen
dence of Panama, there would be no
objection to our treating direct with
the htter country, or even guarantee
ing its independence. If by any
chance it might decide to become a
part of our possessions, no one could
foretell the political effects of our get
ting possession of South territory.
Secretary Shaw's activities in dis
tributing surplus funds will be serious
ly curtailed, according to the Treasury
report for the first four months of the
fiscal year, which shows that while
there was last year a surplus of about
$18,500,000, this year it is practically
eliminated owing to the custom re
ceipts and increase in expenditures.
The decline in the custom receipts is
chiefly in the steel and sugar sched
ules. The importation of sugar has
been lessoned by the anticipation of
the passage of the Cuban reciprocity
resolution. There has also been a
marked decline in the importation of
atticles of luxury. There has been an
increase in expenditure in many of
the departments, especially in the
navy. The $5,000,000 appropriation
for the St. Souis Exposition added
also to the expenditure. The sa'e of
public lands has been phenomenal,
but returns from this source go to the
irrigation fund. The falling olT in
customs receipts indicates a lull in
our "boom" times, and it is said that
the republican leaders in Congress
will attempt to make the session a
very economical one, so as to make a
good impression on the voters next
fall.
MANACER WANTED-
Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage
business in this County and adjoining terri
tory for well and favorably known House of
solid financial standing. $20.00 straight
cash salary and expenses, paid each Monday
by check direct Irom headquarters, fcx
pense money advanced ; position perm nnent
Address Manager, 610 Monon building
Chicago, III. 9-10 l8t
Ex- President Cleveland's remark
before the students of a Chicago
college that he would rather have
his boy grow up a great bridge build
er than to receive the highest honor
that the people could bestow upon
him might lead a reunsyivanian to
believe that the old sage of the
White House had heard something
about the enormous profits made
out of state bridge building in our
commonwealth. --Honesdale Inde
pendent.
Consumption
Salt pork is a famous old-
tashioned remedy tor con-
sumption, "bat plenty or,
pork, was the advice to the
consumptive co and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
1
most.
Scott'sEmulsionis the mod
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs
Scott's Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
bcott s bmulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in Scott s Emulsion
that nuts new life into the
weal; parts and has a specia
action on the diseased lungs.
A sample will be
sent free upon request,
Be ur that thl pfctur In
tli form of a label is on the
wrapper of every butt In ot
EtuuUion you buy.
SCOTT &
BOWNE
CHEMISTS,
409 Pearl St., N. Y
50c. and $i all druggists.
Dr. David Kennedy's New Medicine,
Cal-cura Solvent, removes chalky
I deposits from the joints, muscles
' and urinary organs, and prevents
the formation of more ; thus curing
gout, rheumatism and gravel. The
only radical remedy. Write to the
Cal-cura Company, Roundout, N.
Y., for free pamphlet containing
valuable information, and a free
cample bottle.
flnther Uray't Swset Powder J tor Children,
Piicressfully nwd by Mother Uray, nurse In the
Children' Home In New York, cure Fev-rlsli-nrw,
Bud Stomach. Teething Disorders, move
and regulate Hi" Howela and Destroy Worm,
liver Sti.ncm testim'intitts. They niwr nil. At
nil drtik'glsts, 1150. Sample Kit KB. Address
Allen rt ulioud, Le Koy, N. V. ll-o St
WAN' Kl) A TKt'STWOKTHY UENTLKM AN
or limy In each county toina an business for
Hn old CM'Hlllh-d h'itiHe,f solid tlnanclalstand
Intr. A writlxlif, bona nde weekly salary of
fix unpaid b Kiiri'k each Monday with all ex
peimes direct, from headquarter. Money sd
vanoed lor expenses. Kin-loan addressed enve.
lop... Manager, 360 Caxton Hulldinv, CMusko,
Illinois. 10-1 1 lit.
It is Your Business
to (my attention to your physical welfare.
Your responsibility h-gins when you g t up
in the morning. Your body begins iis day's
wmk at btenkfast. A dish of f " will Rive
you the ritjh I foundation for the day's lusi.
1 ess. "ft h;is crnin nutriment to satify
ihe laste ami aclt strength to the body and
the brain. One dish m.ikes you want an
other. You can eat "f" at any time.
Grocers sell "f". ao1 'y
Scranton School 4sK,mT
vania.
Due 1915. 1918, 1923. 1928, 1933.
Owned and of.
a?rbr;E.D.Shepard&Co,?ork
fered lor
III! ,. 1. 1., W,f , ' .- -' - I Jl.j
ni i.r.i" 1 . ..... . . ,ls .. t
tr BOOK MAILED 11IEE.
A. , I FF.VF.Rrt, CmtKpntlnna. Inflauima
CUKK8 1 iloiin. I.unc Fever. Milk Fever.
II. II. IM'll IP. l.amencM. Injurlei.
cuues
v. r.
CUREH
If lit'UinatUill.
!I(K TlinOAT. Qulniy, Eplsoollo,
riNii-iiiper.
l
I. I i n if f.j n... n t.
P. T. '(("Ot Glia. Cnlila. Influenza, Inflamed
cuau) l.uuita. lpuruPneunionla.
F. F.M'OI.M', IIHIyarhp. Wind-Blown,
CUREH j lllarrlira, lrnlrry.
U.ti. Prevent. MISCARRIAGE.
II II.
-1 KID.EY cV BLADDER DIHOROEnS.
CURK8 i
I. I. KKI DIKE VSF.S. Mange, Eruptloin.
curks) I li-erit, Urease, Farey.
K. ill Ml 'OSIITIO.V ilarln Coat,
cukks i IndUentlon, stomach rttaaaera.
(On. earn; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book, ftc, 7.
At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of prioa.
Uumuhrars' Medicine Co Cor. William John
Street, New York.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
j Lackawanna
Railroad.
DLOOMSBURO DIVISION.
In effect January 20th, 1902.
BAoT.
A. M.
STATIONS.
A. M. P. U. T. M,
nuMTauaasHLAMD.
t9 45
57
10 00
1.50 15 s
Cami-ruL...
11 LI 15 34
Uauvllle ..
7 07 10 19
7 1 10 8
7 M 10 87
7 a 10 41
7 38 10 48
7 44 no 6(
8 11
8 1
t M
1 S3
8 40
11 48
6 48
& 58
Catkwiasa,
Kupert
Hloomsburg....
8 01
6 05
8 13
Kspy -
Lliu Uldue....
winnv throve
8 80
48 U 5,"
Hrlnrt-.rtua ....... 7 '
U 58 16 '27
2b 6 84
8 08 6 41
Berwick.. 7 " 11 05
Beacb Uaven 8 O&fii 14
Ulok's Ferry. 8 11 11 17
8 09 (8 47
Sbluksrilnuy... 8 11 81
SO 8 by
Uunlock's....MM.. "
Nantlcoke...- 8 38 44
Avoudule......... a 41
Plymouth 8 45 u tt
8 81
17 OS
7 14
7 82
T 28
"7 88
7 42
"7 48
7 61
7 56
8 01
8 08
8 10
8 17
8 88
8 42
8 47
8 58
00
4 03
4 07
4 18
4 17
4 80
4 84
4 i
4 88
4 40
riymoutn tiuoctiuu... a
KlnK8ton...... 8 55 11 68
Bennett..... 8 58
Forty Foru
Wyoming OS 18 08
utmui ptttBton 10
Susquehanna Ave 18 18 14
Plttaton i" ' '
Duryea J
Lackawanna
Taylor
rlelievue......
SoaAMTOX is sa
4 50 8 25
A. U. A. M P. V. P. M.
WEST.
A. U
STATIONS.
A. If . P. K. P. H
SCKANTON
6 85 10 10 1 55 6 35
Bel lev ue.
Taylor ......-.,
Lackawanna
8 44 10 17
6 50 10 24
6 63 1 0 28
2 08
2 10
2 13
2 17
8 19
8 23
27
2 81 .
2 84
2 40
6 14
6 50
6 53
8 M
Duryea ,
IMitmon
6 57 10 33
Buanuelianna Ave. t'
10 87
10 41
10 40
7 01
Went PlttBton
02
7 05
7 10
Wyomlnir.,
7 07
Forty Fort. .........-..
Beuuett 7 14 10 52
Kingston - 7 20 10 16
Plymouth Junction
Plymouth 7 "29 11 05
Avonilale
NantlcoKe 7 37 11 13
Hunlock's 7 43 U 19
Hhlckshlnuy 7 53fn ai
Hlck't-Ferry 8 (3 11 43
Beach Haven ... 8 H 11 48
Berwick 8 15 11 64
ltrlo rri.L ...... ......
7 17
7 24
49
8 54
2 58
8 06
8 20
3 30
8 87
8 44
7 35
7 3D
7 4f
7 W
f 01
8 11
8 111
8 27
8 32
8 36
8 40
8 l
3 50
Willow Grove is "
t ime KlrttfB 8 H 12 (W 3 5K
Espy 8 34 12 ir
HIWMHblirg 8 40 18 22
Hup.Tt .. 8 4I 18 25
ralawlHsa '0 jj
Danville 05 12 44
rameron J
NOkTUOMBKKLAKB....... 30 Iu
4 I H
4 12
8 M
8 57
8 02
15
24
.35
4 15
4 22
4 33
4 43
4 65
A. . A. H. A. H. T
tKunsdallT. I Flag at at ton.
K. M.KINK, T. W. LEB.
Hupt. Oen. Pass. Agt.
SOVTII.-
B. fc 8 R. R
-NOHTH
ARUlVI
L1AVI
a. 111
7. 1'1!
a.m. pm p m
STATIONS.
Bloom sbu'g
" f. to Si
" Wain st.
amipm.pm
J.00 87(6 25
am
6.10
12.10;
6.00!
8.15
7.0t
7 01
12.U6
1202
11.53
11.6
5.55
6.53
5.42
5.3,
6.31
8.1(1
8.05
1.60
1.45
1.30
1.00
v.02
8.05
8.15
8. IN
2.8016.27
S.42i6.S0
8.5216.40
8.65 6.44
7.53
6.61
6.40
6.211
Paper Mill
6.87
6.50
7.10
..Lhrut bt
OranuevU'el
11.4.
8.26I
8.86,
8.401
8 4,
8.56 1
10.0(1
3.fl3l.63i
11.31 5.21
1 !.-!. 17
.. . rorss.
...Zauer's..
btl ' ie .
Benton. .
..Edson's...
8.13,T.(
8.1717.07
T.86
7.45
8.00
8.80
8.40
6.25
8. IN
8.CB
6.04
6.02
12. ft)
11.21 18.08 18 45
8.25I7.18
11.13 5.001
J.S3I7.23
8.37IT.87
8.4V7.81
11.00 4 5612.10
II. 06'4.53 12.(11
role' (r'k
10 03'
8.40
3.53
6.43
11.02 4. 48 11.63
..Lauoacn..!io.'j
...Cuutral. 110.15
.Jaoi.CUy.lloiN
am
8.467.41
WOO
ia61l4.3NU.46
8.58 7.61
8.5&7.V
It. 25
V. 35
6.40
10.48.4.85!ll.80
am
am pm pm
pm pm am
liavi corrected to Jan. 30,1808 asbivi
1 .- - - 1
Columbia & Montour El. Ry.
riMK TAHI.I. IX HI 11.1 I'JI NK
I, ioa,ancl until ! 1 lit- notice
Car leave Mo. ,11 f .r A n, .In, l.ime
KhI 'v. li'.-rici a ni nit"" W'M.n as
luilowm.
A. vt. 5:00, 5:40, 6:20, 7:00, 7:40, 8:20,
9:00, 9:40, 10:2O, 11:00, 11:4').
P. M. l2:2o, :oo, 1:40, 2.20, 3:00, 3:40,
4:20, 5:00, 5:40, 6:20, 7:00, 7:40, 8:2 ), y:oo,
10:20 and (ll:oo Saturday nights Only.)
Leaving depart from Berwick one hour
f.nm limn a i.ivpn above, coin mcnuinc at
6:00 a. m.
Leave Hloom for Catawiasa A. M. 6:20,
7:00, 7:40, 8:20, 9:00, 9:40, 10:00, 11:40.
V. M. 12:20. 1:00 1:4". :20, 3:00, 3:40,
:20. :oa, 5140, 6:2o, 7:00, 7.40, 8:209:00
9:40, 10:20 and (U:oo Saturday night only,
Carl returning depart from Catawiasa 20
minutes trom time as given above.
I). Ct. lUr-KPlT.
Superintennent.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILWAY.
In em-ct May 17, l'.KJ'l.
TRAINS LSWK BLOOMHBCKO
Vnrk. Pniiaaeiunia. nea4lni. PottM.
llle,Tiimaqua, weekday ll.tf) a 111,
8 Vor "lli'ianiaswt, weekdays, ".27 11:30 a m
of Ktnvili ntl Mlltor, weekdays. 7: 11:30
For catawl8a weekdays 7.2T, 11:90 a m
"ror Kupr'teekdays 7.27, 11.30 a. m. 1S:J0
S.W, '30,rg,vl roR HLOUMRHUHtt
Loavo New York via fhliaaeipnla 8.(0 p
m., and via Kant on v.ioa. m.
Uiavefalladelphla ui.nia. m.
Leave Heading ia.iRp. m.
Lav Poti svllle 1 .S5 p. u.
LaveTamaqual.4p,m.,
Leave wtlllamspori weekdays 10.00 a m, 4.80
P'l.ive Catawissa weekdays, 6.3fi, 8.0 a. m.
' Letve Ku"''!"''. weekdays, IU4. 8.23, 11.40 a
m. im, a-40 h.ji p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY K. R.
From Cliestnut St. and.sonth 8t. Ferries.
ATLANTIC CITT.
r. A. M. Kxc
JS.OOA. M. I.Cl.
J.hi A.M. Kxi).
$10.00 A. M. Rxp.
11(1.4.1 A. M. Kp.
t.(W P. V.. Kxp.
t4.00 P. M. Exi.
tft.iio P. M. Kxp.
5.00 P. M. Lcl.
ATLANTIC
CI .! CAPS MAT-
7 15 I1
M. Exp. a'H.4fl A
M. a 1
M.
OCStM CITT,
tS.OO P, M.
SKA ISLE
t57.IW A. M.
a'H.4 A. M.
t4.1S P. M,
t5.00 P. M.
1H 45 A.M.
tl.15 P. M.
""llnlly. ""Sundays, ' t" Weekrtas. "a"
Sundays, South St. 8.30. $1-00 Excursion.
Detailed time tables at ticket ofIle.es, IM.h and
CheHinutHt.s., R34 llbestnuf. St, HXJS Chestnut
St., Host south 3rd St., S'Mt Market, St., and at
Stations.
union Transfer Company will eall fm and
check baicKatte from Uolels and residences.
A. T. DICK, EPSON J. WERKH,
Uon'ISupt. (ien'l Pass. Ak't
Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Hcbedule 1 11 effect May 94. 1903
Northward.
Station .4.
A. M.
A. H.
P M
P. M,
Sunbury leave " 1 9 w ? n o
oweVtoT..:.-.-.:::::: i s s mo 1 1 a
Klnm ? Run.... iC oeiflOII. t 5 44
South Uanvllle 1 7 U 10 17 8 21 5 50
KoaFlng Creek it 7 83,110 j I 8 Hi t 8 01
catawiasa Arrive i i
Calawlssa Leave
East Bloomsburg-.
Bloomsburg )
Espy Ferry
sionytown Ferry
Creasy
NeBcopeck....Arrlvej,
Berwick I
I 7 81 110 35 1 8 88 t 8 08
7 87 10 43 2 4sj 6 15
f 7 42 f 10 4?l t 19
f 7 M;f 10 53
if 8 87
T bit
10 60
8 55 6 80
8 05 40
102
11 05
Nesoopeca
Ij.ave 5 8 02 111 05 I 8 05 I B 4(1
8 I81 11 801 8 201 8 52
Wapwallopen
Pond UIU
Monoanaiiua I
Slckshlnny f
Ketreat
Nntlcoke
Buttonwood
Plymouth Ferrv
South Wllkesbarre....
f 8 21 f 1125 t 8 25it 8 56
8 81 11 82 8 30 7 01
8 431 11 42 8 40 7 10
8 4' 11 64 1 8 49 7 19
f d 00 f 12(10 f 8 65 f 7 85
t 9 (r2 f 18 02 f 8 57 f 7 28
9 061 12 06 4 OOi 7 30
0 (8 12 081 4 03 7 88
Hazle Street
ft 10! 12 10 4 06 7 30
Wllkesbarre ...Arnve
A. M.l P. M P. M, P. M
I I I
SOUTHWARD.
Stations.
k. K.
A. M,
P. U,
P. M
Wllkesbarre Leave
Ha.le Street
T 25 1 10 35 I 2 45 i 6 00
7 W 1(1 7 X l o
bouth Wllkesbarre....
7 SHI 10 40 BO- 05
f 7 82 f 10 42 f 2 62 f 6 0'
Plymouth Ferry
Buttonwoou
I 7 85 f 10 45 l IMHW
Nantlcoke
7 4
7 61
10 501
3 01,
6 17
Ketreat
Shlckshlnny I
Mocanaqua )
Pond Ulll
Wapwallopen
Neacopeck Arrive
10 68
8 101
3 20
6 26
87
8 01
11 07
f 8 05
f 11 11 I 8 25 I 6 4 2
11 16 8 81 8 47
11 W 3 4i 111)
8 10
8 lh
Hrwlck
8 l .H
111 28 I 8 42 7 00
Ncoeck.... Leave
H 811, 11 36! 8 52' 7 04
t'reusy
8tontown Kerry
Enp- Kerry
BloomHburg.... 1
East hlooiusburtr.... f
CatawUsa Arrive
f 8 3:1 f 11 SH f 8 54 f 7 12
8 42 111 4u I 4 Olfi I 7 U
8 47 1 11 5o 4 08 1 7 25
8 51i 11 57 , 4 18 7 32
Catawlssa Leave
8 55 !1 57: 4 Hi 7 33
f U 01 f 1205 f 4 1 f 7 80
KoarinK treek
Boyd
Danville
Kouin Uanvllle S
Klpps 11 nil
Wolvertou
Klines drove
bunDury..... Arrive
19 10-112 1114 20 ( 7 46
I 14 12 15( 4 31 7 51
f 9 1 f 12 20 f 4 35 t 7 5ti
f U 5 f 12-Ji f 4 42 t 8 03
t 27 f 12 30 I 4 15 r B m
I 8 35 1 1240,1 4 55.1 8 15
A. M. P. M.I P. H.I P. X
I Dally. I Pally, except Sunday, "t" Ktops
ni.iv mi slirnal notice to acm, or t'ondactor to
receive or clscliarge pasxeiiKei s.
it. ..1... 1....V.. iu . inMsiir nil us follows:
v,.r i'iiMi(in and KciiiiiUni us follows: 7.87
111-4:1 a. 111.. 2.43 and 6.15 n. m. wecU days;
lu.4S
" Korl'! 'iiv lllo, Keadlnn and Philadelphia, 7.3'
a rr. Onrf iH n 111. Week dHYH.
Vor lliiy.let(in,'7.37 and 10.43 a. m ,J.4S and B.15
p. m. week duys, 10.48 a. m. tiunduys.
Kor LewlsbuiB. Milton, Wlilluiusport, Lock
Haven, Kenova and Kane, 11.50a. 111. weekdays;
1 11, .i.i-ii oiiiv. 8.47 a. m. and 4.06 P. in. week
days; for Wlllfamsport and Intermediate sia
lions, 8.47 a, 111. and 7.25 p. m. week days.
Kur llellefonte, Ty(one, I'hlllpsburg-, and
Clearfli ld, s-47 and 11,50 a. m, week days.
Kor Uarrlsbura and luteimedlate stai Ions 8.47
and 11.50 a. m., 4.uti and 7.25 p. m. week duye;
1.06 p. Ul. Huudays.
For Philadelphia (via ITarrlsburg), Baltimore
and Washington 8.47 and 11.50 a. m., 4.06 and 7.25
n. m. week dtiys; 4.06 p. m. Sundays.
i.v.1- 1'itiHliiirir (via llarrlsbtuu). 8.47 a
7.25 p. ui. week days; 4.0iip. m. dully; via Lewis
tflwn Judctlou, 8.47 ana 11.00 a. m. weuk
oays;
via Lock llaven, 8.47 and 11.60 a m. week aays.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars run on
through trains between Hunbury, Wllllatiisport
and Erie, between Hunbury and 1'lilladelpUia
and WashlDgtonandbetweenUarnsburg, rltw
tourer and the west.
For tunuer lDformaUon apply to Ticket
Atrents.
i. W. ATT EH BURY, J. R. WOOD.
Uuneral Managor. Pass r Trafflo Mgr.
UiSO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
Bsasle Studio .
Tromiit attention given to nl
Photographic Work
Crayons, Framing. Copying and Bromid
Enlarfiements. Made at Short
Mice
The Beadle Studio
MAIN AND CENTKL tiTS.
You tan save monev on Pianos and Ur
(jans. You will slwavs fir.d the largest
stock, bet makei- and lowest prices.
PIANOS. From $175.00 nd upwtxos.
ORGANS, From $60.00 ani Upward!
We sell on the installment plan. P"uS
2?.oo down and fio.ooper monin. u-
J . , a- mnnlh I. It.
pans, ijio.oo nown, nj.w p"
e.al discount for cash. Sheet music, at on
half price. Musical merchandise of al
kinds. ....
We handle Genuine Singer High Arm
SEWING MACHINES,
.oO down and tl. Per momh- We ,also
mile tne uemoren asmey ...v
y.50 and upwards. Sewing Machine
Needles and Oil for all makes ot tawing
Machines. Best ma! n of
WASH MACHINE
FROM $4.00 UP TO $J.00..
J. SALTZE
Music Roomi No. 115 W. Man. Stree.
elow Market, Uloom; bu, Va
For the Satisfactory
Kind in Up-to-date
Styles, go to
CapwelPs 5tudio,
(Over llartman's Store)
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
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Wrlle lor ink kvuk by
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BOU.H1I MFQ. CO, 140 Pa IM, Mtmmt Uj, T.
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Made a
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lug back the pink glow to pale cheeks and r
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and consnmption. inio ou - - - - - .
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1.00 perr.ekige.or all tor 5.00. with V
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Free
Trial s&
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KC MEDICINE CO. W&Sju";
FOR SALE by V. S. RISIITOK'
We promptly olitaln IT. H. and Ki.'eijrTI
ki'U'h or plioto t .
veution lor (
i reiwrt
paten tahillty.
Kr.r free book .
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