WASHINGTON.
From nwr Ut ir Cnm'tpninlcnt .
nt .
Washington, Doc. 2t, lyn.
Iiy a vote of 57 to 18 the Cub 111
reciprocity hill p.ism-.l the Suiati-.
After it receives the l'roMl..-iit s
binnature, the two years' Ik-lit for
UrilT reduction toCuha will lie end
oil, with eoiioessious to tin: Island
ns Kieat as could have hein expect
ed from ii "stand pat" lepuhiican
Administration. Most of tin.- Demo
crats favored the hill as the hest
which could he obtained under the
circumstances. One republican,
Senator Hard voted against it. l!e
fore the vote wis taken Senator
llailcy and Senator Spooner took
opposite Hides in a debate 011 the
constitutional authority of the Presi
dent and Senate to negotiate a triaty
whii h r.ill.-d fnr ti, r,.,i,;.w,r
... . .... . i .'niv.irn v- i .
the tariff and to make this treaty
contingent on the approval of the
House. Mr. I'ailey said that as all
revenue acts should originate in
Ihe House, the President had not
this right. Mr. Spooner, republic
an, was enthusiastic in his defense
ot tuc Administration, hut it was
generally admitted that he put
tortn tne weaker argument. Ke
ferring to the recent decision of the
democrats to be bound bv caucus
rule, Mr. Hailey declared that hence
forth there would be no "White
House Senators" to he found on
the democratic side of the chamber.
Perry S. Heath is scored again in
the report of Holmes Conrad and
Charles J. Bonaparte on the scandals
of the Washington Postoflice, which
has just been published. It says,
"So tar as is indicated by the papers
submitted to us, the persons direct'
ly responsible for these fraudulent
employments were Terry S. Heath
and George W. Heavers." The re
port ai.o tries to place some of the
responsibility on former Postmaster
ijtneral diaries liinory ainitli
Mr. Heath continues to protest his
innocence, hut Lukes care not to
waive the statute of limitations, so
that he might le brought to trial
Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow's report on the postal
scandals has been sent to the
Government Printing Office and
will oe given to the public in a few
days. The publication of the re
port was decided upon by the House
Committee on Postolfices and Post
Roads Kach member of Congress
will be supplied with several copies
which he may dispose of as he sees
fit. Mr. Ikistow strongly advised
the publication of the entire report
and it is said that he intimated to
the Committee that his report had
been too much edited at the White
House, and that certain parts of it
were toned down before the synop
sis was published. Senator Gor
man and other democratic leaders
are determined that the public slnll
net at the bottom of the postal
frauds and they will continue their
agitation for a Congressional in
vestigation.
Democrats of the Senate have de
cided to accomplish an effective or-
ganiation by requiring submission
to caucus rule, senator uoruiau
thf dnlv cho-.en leader, has thus
been successful in his efforts to get
his democratic colleagues to act as
a unit on the public questions
which will be discussed this coming
winter and from the issues ot the
next campaign. In this way the
minority will be better able to op
nose the republicans, who however
. i- J. ...11.. ,U
th ni.iv differ indivuiiully in tne
nritnarv stages of a controversy,
nlivavs unite on the policy deter
mined 'upon by the majority of the
nartv. Leader Williams, in the
House, is confident of democratic
success next year, lie says, "The
democratic outlook is more hopeful
han for vears. The democratic
nartv is more nearly united than it
t,.uiwi for a lonsr time. It comes
nearer meaning something. Con
servative business interests distrust
i,.,.....H His stretlUOUSltV IS SO
jVUU.-n-ivi.. - "
Deafness Cannot be Ourud
u.. ioi -m, nidations as they can
U I'i . r
1. ),.. fiiwnsi'd portion ot
i;oi 1ciK.11 l"- "
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by coiv
lies. IXaliiess is
auiuiiuuui f
caused by an inlhuned condition ot
the mucous lining of the I-ustacluan
Tube. When this tube is inflamed
vnn have a rumbling sound or im
perfect hearing, and when it is en
nnfness is t-hc resuil
i 1 1 V. I J VIV.1-I , I
.,.,i..cU tlir inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
J normal condition, hearing wm
1.- i.-...,.,.i fnrpvi-r: nine cases
IT. f ...... rn.is.-d bv Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed
f iif. mucous surhces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
Deafness (caus-
iara IvJ any v" , j
ed by catarrh) that cannot he cured
I.. iin rnrnnh Cure. Send tor
Vy Aim. - - " -
1 tL.a
xt t riiT?.MKY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Hall's are the best.
near recklessness tint it would re-
I'lire n-i es:i.-i illy pii I attorney to
mark the diffjrenee.
The National Nero Suffrage
l.Mgn- lias lint hel.l a meeting
here which was brok.-n no ni'i-r 'he
rptestion uf inilorsing I'rcsi k lit
Roosevelt. Such a resolution was
voted down and t hse who favored
its adoption holt'-d the meeting and
organized another. 1 he figh' be
tween the factions will he carried
on, and nnv result in scndmir two
colored delegations from the dis
trict of Colombia to the republican
n uioiul convention.
t:
The case of the Northern Securi
ties Company agai ist the United
States has been argued before the
Supreme Court and the decision ot
the Justices is now awaited. Ihir
. . , ,
ing me two days Hearing me court
was crowded by those who followed
the trial with great interest. Mrs.
Roosevelt, many United States
Senators and prominent business
men were seen among the audience.
I he case came on appeal from the
decision of the Circuit Court for the
District of Minnesota, which was
to the effect that the purchase of
thc TiQT l,art of lWe stock ?l th
two railroad companies constituted
a merger and was contrary to the
Sherman Anti-Trust law. At
torney General Knox reoresented
the government and Mr. John (
Johnson of Philadelphia, ex-At
torney General Griggs and others
represented the companies.
Mr. Johnson argued that in ac
(luiring the stock of the two rail
roads the securities comnany did
nr't purpose to prevent competition
or restrain trade, but to proud its
own property and increase trade
He took exception to the decision
of the Circuit Court that the pos
session of the power which the
companv had was a violation of th
law, and contended that such hold
ing was not i'i accordance with th
decisions of the Supreme Court
which was that it is the use of
power, and not possession or it
which constitutes the oltense. He
.1 . . i t 1 I .. .1. .
declared mat me noiuing oy ine
Securities company of the majority
of the stock of the two railroads
was not a violation of the Sherman
act and not a monopoly, and that
he act did not declare illegal th
acquisition or ownership of stock of
two companies, and that it it uiu, it
would be unconstitutional. At
torney General Knox argued that
the arrangement effected by the
company was a combination in re
straint of interstate commerce ana,
as such, a violation of the Sherman
Anti-Trust Act; that it constituted
4 1 4. 1 1
i monopoly; ana mar. me court nau
the power to prevent it. He said,
The hnal result ot tnese transac
tions was that one ana tne same
set of men, Mr. Hill, and Mr.
Morgan and their associates being
the ruling spirits among them, act
ing under a charter agreement ana
through the agency of a corporate
organization, became vested with
absolute power of control over two
parallel and competing systems ot
interstate railway.' lie aaciea
that it was absurd to say that two
rajiway companies that were under
one control would ever compete in
a true sense of the word.
Feast of Lights aud Oouseoration.
Festival ol the Jewish Church Which Comes
Along About Christmastime
It is a coincidence that about the
time ot Christmas, the great testiyal
I , r rM,f-iuian flinrrll ttlt Tfvvish
of the Christian Church, the Jewish
oeoole have one of their . most
. . .. ......... ,
beautiful feasts, tliat ot ".Uigiits ana
Consecration. known as cnan-
ukah." which begins on the 25th
day of Kislev or the Jewish month
(between the nt-w moon ovemDer
and in December) and continues
cioht d.vs. During this feast ot
rededication the devout assemble in
the syuagogue daily. On each day
in the synagogue a portion of the
Pentateuch is read; Psalms 113
11S are chanted besides the listh
benediction and m the prayer ot
grace after meals additional prayers
of thanksgiving are recited, which
reveal the motives of this church
festival.
Pile feast itself commemorates
the defeat of the ancient tieeks
under King Antichus Kpiphanes
and the complete victory of Math
athias and his sons, the Maccabees,
over them about the year of
the creation of the world 3620.
The Jews being again in possession
immediately rebuildedthe new altar
and rededicated the Temple. Ow
ing to the lighting of the lights in
the synagogue and in the Jewish
home, the feast has received its
name: "Feasts ot Ugtus or 01
"Rededication."
The number of lights is increased
daily by one, beginninc; on the 24th
day of Kislev uutil the eight days
with its eight candles are complet
ed. B th lha Kinil You Have Aiways Bought
THE COLU ADRIAN. BLOOMSBURCi, PA 3
A BARGAIN FO t FARMERS.
The New York Tribune Farmer, a
ational i'.ln-trated agrieultura'
weekly ot twenty large pages, has
no superior as a thoioughly pracli-
al and hclplul publication lirtlie
farmer and cverv member ot his
amilv, and the publishers are de
termined to give it a circulation un
eualcd by "any paper of its class in
the Lnited States.
Knowing that every enterprising,
up-to-to-datc farmer always reads
his own local weekly newspaper,
the New York Tribune Tiirmer has
made an exceedingly liberal ar
rangement which enables us to ofler
the two papers at so low a price that
no farmer can afford to lose the op
portunity.
The price of the iew lore in-
bmie Farmer is Si.oo a a year and
Thk Columbian is $i.wa year
but both papers will be sent tor a
full vear if you forward Sr.2.s to
Tun Columbian, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Send your name and adddress to
the New York Tribune Farmer, New
York City, and a specimen copy of
that paper will be mailed to you.
( Read our Clubbing Oilers tor
1904 on 5th page.) tf
Want Game Laws Changed.
A mimber of sportsmen, says the
Hazleton Sentinel, have drawn up
the following petition, which after
circulation through the different
counties, will be forwarded to the
next Legislature.
That there shall h no gun used
to kill or assist in killing deer
that propels more than one metal
bullet or pellet at any one shot from
a gun or any one discharge ot
powder.
That the season for killing deer,
hare, rabbit, pheasant, grouse,
woodcock and quail shall open at
same date of same month of each
year.
That no person or persons shall
kill or assist in killing more than
one deer in any one lawful season.
That no person shall kill or have
in his possession more than twenty
pheasants, grouse, woodcock, quail
each, in one lawful season.
That there be a liberal bounty
paid for each and every weasel,
hawk and owl killed in Pennsylva
nia, to be paid by the township in
which said weasel, hawk and owl
are killed.
Ir is Your Business
to pay attention to your physical weilare.
Your responsibility begins when you yet up
in the mornini;. Your body lie-ins its l.iy s
work at breakfast. A dish of "f" will yive
you the right foundation for the day' busi-
ress. "It ha urmn nutriment to saniy
the taste and add strength to the body and
the brain. One dish mikes y iu want n
other. You can eat "Jf a any time.
Grocers sell "If. 212 iy
"He says that he is on his feet a
good deal during the day."
"That's a mistake. He is a cou
ductor on the trolley road, and is
on ether people's feet."
ijr
lil'jli.wV.'.
Don't forget the old man
with, the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
, , ' ,. J J ...
nas Dccn travenncr around tne
world, and is still
'
traveling,
brinoinor health
. f .
and comtort
wherever he goes.
To thc consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Emul
sion of pure cod liver oil a
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists.
409-415 Pearl Street, New York.
600. and $I.OOi all druggists.
I rim wMm I
I fix IP f
Lost Article System-
A new system governing the
handling of articles tuund 011 piss
cnger trains has been inaugurated
by the l'ennsy. and is now in effect
on a number ot divisions. Train
men are instructed to hand all ar
ticles found by them to the baggage
master and receive a receipt. 1 he
articles will then h? forwarded to
the superintendent's office and held
subject to order for 90 days, when
if not claimed, tliey will he given
to the trainmen holding the receipt.
W AN I KD-A THI!S TWOKTll Y OKN TLBMAN
Or 1:1(1 V III I'llDll eillllltV tOinA"IHC" bllMllll'HK fnr
an old OHialrlNlwrt hoine"! willd MnHiieim siann
Inif. A Htriiltfht, bona tide weekly salary of
lisnnpnlil l eheck eaeli Monday with all ex
pense; onecr. iroin iicii'ii"u" "'"i "'
V'llleeH l'r expeilei. uiai' lliinn'-iru rii.i -
lope. Manager, wo tax ion "uii'iintr, ine-",
Illinois. KM I'll
W BOOK MAILED FR EE.
A. V 1 FEVEIlrt. onr.lln, Inflaninia
cuhm Hbuia. I.uni Krirr. Milk Fevrr.
H. Il.(l'lt lrt, l.amellrii, liljurlri.
CURUlt Klll'UIIIlllll.
('.CIWHIK THHOAT, Quliuy. Epltootlc
llmniipi-r.
WOlt MH. Hot., Griihu.
iCOI'UIH, I'nlita, InflurnM. Inflnmfi
i l.ufiai, I'leuro-I'nruiiiiinla.
1 COI IC. (,-llvnrhr, Wind-lllown,
illlarrhea, llifiiliry.
Prriiit. Mlh AlllllAGE.
KIUKY dt ULADDKK IIIHORDKUH.
II. II.
CURKJI
K. K.
curucs
F. F.
CtTRKfl
ii.a.
11 11.
Ct'HJM
I. I.
lUKIi niHKBK. Man
Erupliuna.
tXRKH
J. H.
CUKKH
lllirrn, .rra.r. rarry
lit It COMHTIOV Murlna Coal,
liirfUrailuu. muiiix'n mimirii,
BJo. each 8talila Cane, Ten Brwclfln". Ikxik, e.. $7.
At dnimilata, nr wnt prepul'l on rmicliit of prleo.
Humphi-eyi Mrdlclne Co Cor. William John.
BtreeU, Hew York.
RHEUMATISM
"NKV PLASf trtli
draw the jmi(ii irotn nil
parln t thr tfiy. fRtt
on approval to any Muffew
Thee plonteni rure even
after truK arM doctors
fail Write u tod:v. S-t
fur feet mid bark lfcr
Ntrv IMnMer for The
back ftoc By mill taywhirt.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned havine been restored to health
by simple means, a Tier tullcr ing for aevcral years
vilh a severe lunir aflectiun, and that drc.id
disease CoOMumplioa, is anxious to make known
to his fellow Bullercrs the means of cure. To
those who desire tt, he will cheerfully send (fre
df charpe) a copy of the prescription ued,wht h
the? will find a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrh, B rone hit It and all tnroai and
lunff M a ladle, lie hopes nil sufTrrers will try
lis remedy, as It is invaluable. Thnse rlrsirinj
the prescription, whirh will c'si thm nothing,
amd mar prove a blessing, will plce addrcbs,,
Rev. U)TriiUJL.WlLSOXf Brooklyn New Vork.
li-iw iv.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Lackawanna
Railroad.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
In effect Januury litith, 19J2.
iAO'l,
A.
sl'ATIONH.
m. a. u. r. u. r. u.
MOK'1'UUIlMKltl.ANll.... IS 45
Cauieiou...... H 5?
Uauvilie 7 07
Uatawmsa 7
Kupert 7 M
10 (JO
1.60 it
14 CI tiM
8 11 & 43
U l 6 6
1 li (11
8 88 8 16
H 40 13
ti 48 6 M
ti 61
tl 68 18 27
i 68 6 84
8 08 6 41
8 C (8 47
8 HO 8 6
81 (7 09
8 38 7 14
10 1
10 Si
lo 87
uiouuourin.H
Espy - . ...
Lime 'tlde . ..
willow Orovo
BilarcreeK
7 M 10 41
7 S 10 48
7 4fiu 61
17 48
7 M
7 67 n 05
8 05fn i-
8 11 II 17
8 M 11 81
8 8
8 88 11 44
3 41
8 -" 11 6S
8 47
8 M 11 69
Berwick
Beach Haven..,.-
lllck'n Kerry
Sulukalilnu)
11 unlock'a. .
Nantlcoke
Avoudale .....
Plymouib
Plymout b Juoctlon..
Kingston. ..
3 44
8 47
8 fi .
4 00
4 03
1 M
7 S8
7 U
Bennett
8 w
Forty Kort !,? .'ii 4 7.
Wyoming
West I'lliston m...
Susquehanna Ave
I'tMHIOU
Ouryea
Lackawanna ......
Taylor
Hellevue
HOHAMTON
V Oft 18 08
4 U
4 17
4 20
4 84
4 9
4 Si
4 40
7 48
7 5)
1 58
8 01
8 18
8 10
8 17
9 10
9 13 li 14
9 19 ia 17
9 i!3
9 til
9 Si
V 42 12 85 4 50 8 23
A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M.
WEST.
A. M
B'PATIONf.
A. M.
P. M.
BOHAKTON
Bellevue
Taylor
LackawHiina
Duryea
I'lUston
Biisiiuflianna Ave.,
West l'lttston
0 85 10 10 1 55 tf, 35
8 44 10 17
8 60 10 21
8 63 10 28
6 57 10 33
8 19 10 37
7 08 10 41
T 07 10 48
"i "u 'ih";a
7 80 10 (b
2 03
2 10
2 13
2 17
2 19
2 23
8 87
8 81 .
34
2 40
8 44
0 60
e n
8 6
7 01
7 06
7 10
7"l7
7 21
Forty Fort..'.'.'.!""..
Bennett
Wyomlni,'..
KimfHton
J IIMIIU! U UUULIVIi. ..
piymoutu
7 29 11 05
"Fir "u"9
7 43 U 19
7 63 f 11 81
8(3 II 48
8 09 11 48
8 15 11 64
"fHW
8 '.'8 12 09
8 84 12 15
8 40 18 22
8 45 18 itf
8 f0 19 82
9 05 12 44
12 H
9 SO 1 10
8 49
9 64
2 58
8 08
a
8 :io
8 37
8 44
8 50
f3 54
8 58
4 T8
4 12
4 15
4 22
4 83
4 41
4 65
7 85
rtVOUIIHIW
Numicoke
7 39
7 43
7 49
fx II
8 11
8 19
8 27
8 82
8 88
8 40
8 18
8 53
8 67
9 02
9 15
9 21
9 85
Iluniock'a
HhlekMilnny... ...........
Illuk'tVeiry ,
Bench Ilavnu .....
Bi-rwlck
Brlarereek
Willow orove
Lime Kldge
KHpy
Hloi 'jBburg
KUp.Tt
CnUwlBsa M.
Danville
Cameron
NOHTHCMBKHLAXD.......
A. M. A. H A. U. A. U.
t Hunndnllv. f Flag station.
E. M. K1NE, T. W. LBB,
Hupt. Hen. 1'ass,
Agt.
SOUTU.-
AKBIVg.
II. He H. K. K'
-NOKTH
I.IAVB
a. in
7 10
7 06
am.
pm
p.m.
3.. 5
9.10
9.
1.60
1.45
1.30
STATIONS.
Bloomsbu'g
" P.if
"Main et.
amipinipm
9.00 8 87 6 26
9.02 8.89 (.87
a m
8.10
12.10
12 05
12 02
8.00
5.55
5.53
7 0
9.05I8.42I8.80
7.63 11.63 5. 42i
Paper Mill
9.15 9.52 8.40 8.87
8.51 11.8in.3U:
8.40111.42 5.81
8.29,11. 8(16.21
..Lbfht M.
9.18 8.55 6.44 8.60
9.2 8.03 8.63 7.10
orangevn'e
1.00
.. .iforka...
...Zuuer'B..
bil iw te .
Henton. .
..Ed son's...
9.3H
8.18 t.03
8.86ll.29 5.17118.68
8 18.11.2r5.ftS;U45;
8.08111.13 t OOl 'V.3N
8. (M 11.119 4.6 18.10
B.02 II 08 4.68 12.06
5.53 11.09 4.48 11.63
5.43 10.51 4. SS 11.45
9.40
8.17 7.07
9.4H
9.58
8!37l7'.87!8!40
10.00
.('oie'a tir'k
lj-ir 8in I
ln08l&4U;7.8l!M8
10.18 8.45 7.419.f0
1.16 8.69 7.51 9 25
10.18 8.66 7.65 9.36
am pm pm am
..Lanbacb.,
...Central
.Jam. Cltr
6.4ill0.48 4.85 11.80!
am am pin pin
LiiTi Corrected to Jan. 80. 1908 abhiti
Columbia & Montour El. Ry.
TIMH TAIil.lv IN I.I I l.t T JINK
I, lyol.uiicl until furilu r u.tlce
C ir-. Iivm: Itlmi n fir I'.spv
Alim-d
I.ime
.1:, .IS
Kill f. Ii :iIi.k .1 M.I I, ill I in
A. M. S:" S-V, ('-1" 7:4'i 8;20
(j:')n, 9:40, io:iu, 1 1 wi
I'. M. I2:l, !: l:.p, 2.20, 3:00, 3:41.,
4:20, 5:00, J;.''. 7:00, 7:411, o.i 1, j .,
lo:2o mid (I l:oo Nitiinlay lupins ouiy. ;
Lcnviii); depart from Berwick one hour
from time ai given above, toiniiiencint; ni
6:00 a. m.
l.e.ive lllixim for Catawissa A. M. (.20,
J:o0, 7:40, 8:2o, 9:00, 9:40, 10:00, 11:40.
V. M. U-20, l:0O 1:411, 2:20, 3:0.., 3:40,
4:20, 5:00, 5:40, f:2, 7:00, 7.40, 8:20 y:o
9:40, 10:20 ami (1 1:00 s.itunl.iy riii;hn only.
Cnr returniny depart liom Catawissa 20
m'uutes troin lime as given above
(1. I Ur-KK it.
hiipvtiiilcnfient.
PHILADKLPHIA
RAILWAY.
& RKAIJINT.
In etTi et May 17, l.iOS.
TKAINS LB AVE BLOO.MSBCHU
ia vorn. I'Diiaaoionia. nealliiir, 1'ottM
iiib riiiiiiu. weekdai 'i.il 11. iu a ui, .2.1)
tfrir'aiilUrnsDort. weekilaya, 7.W7 ll:Wam
I I... I 't-O'l H- 'Ji Ik III
ifor uuvuif urt MIltOD, weekdays. ":St 11:30
m mil a. .' 1 : io d. in.
ur i .L.wiHra weekdays 7..C. U-m a 111
1 .1 ii 1 ft till n. m
vi M.iiitit weekdays 7.r. ll.so a. m. 12:so
l.w, s.ho, p. m. ....
ritAINS KOK HLOOinintlLKO,
Leave New York via ililiuUlimia. 8.(0
m., and via Hastou v.lua. m.
Leaveenlladelphla lO.iil. m.
Leave KeadiDK 14.1ft p. m.
ixave eoMBVtllrll.ft.'i p. u
LertveTamanuai.4Up.in.,
Leave Wlitlamaporl weekdays 1 i.OO a ni, 4.
n .11
iave Uatawissa weekdays, 8, 8 SO a. m
i.r.i. AM n.m.
iv Hun-rt,. wnekdays. C.14. 8.S.-. 11.40 a
m. 3.4o it.Ji p. tn.
ATLANTIC CITV K K.
From lit stnut SU and smith M. Ferri'(.
ATL NT W CITT.
r.si A. M. EC.
W.(K) A. M. I i I.
ATLANTIC CITT. I CAT! MAT
15 P.
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r. n r. i .
t5.00 P, M.
I t.'KI A.M. hxo.
I IO.0U A. M. I xp.
OCEAN CITT.
tiu.l A. 1. r Xi,
tJ (HI V. V. hxu.
1 1.00 V. V. Kx i.
t.MK) H. M. Kxp.
5.00 I". M. Lcl.
OKA rsi B
a'8.15 A. M.
t4.15P. M,
t5.00 P. M.
$7.(H) A. M.
'H 15 A.M.
tl.lS P. M.
nniir (" DtindnTH. "t" WopK-nay. "a"
Sundays. ttoutU HI. 8.i. "I" ' Kxciirslon.
Ooiiiilpi time fi.hli's at tlckot onii's,l:'.tli and
rheHtnnt. m.,(wn:uttrmt 8t, loos cui'Htnut
H.tumsoulUilrd Mt., :i'.nii Market bt., and at
matiuus.
cnlnn TransfT romnany will f ill foi ' and
check baKKaxe Iroin Uutels and residences.
A. T. ;)H'K, KPSON J. WEBKS.
Oen'lsuut. Onn'l "as9. Alft.
Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Schedule in EfKECT November 29,
NOHTBWAKD.
KJ03.
STATIONS.
A. M. A. M. r Ml r. u.
Hunbury leave i 8 4V1 9 ,v 5 2 00 5 5
KllnesOrove f 64 f 10 04 f S 8
Wolverton f 8 68 f 10 Oti f 8 10 f 5 37
Klpps Hun t 7 Oil Hull t 6 44
oui,n uauvuie I 7 11 10 17, 8 21 6 50
Danville 1 1
Bovd t 7 18 110 21 f S ai.f 6 63
Koarlnir I'reek f 7 83 HO f 81 f 8 01
Catawissa Arrive; 7 Si: 10 85' 8 8i 8 0
Catawissa Leave i 7 8'i 1 10 35 5 8 38 5 8 OS
Kaat Blooirmburtf. II 7 3-1 ,0 4;! 2 in 6 ls
Bloomsburtc ,
Kspy Kerry f 7 42 f 10 47! 'f fl 19
stnnvtown Ferry I 7 10 1 10ft;t I 8 K7
Cicaxy T 58 10 68 2 55, 6 80
Nescopeck.... Arrive)
J
8 02' 11 05. 3 05, 40
Berwick 1
Nescopeck Leave t 8 02 1 11 05 i 8 05 8 40
Wanwallopon 8 19 11 20 3 20 8 52
pond Ulll t 8 21 fU 25 f 8 28 I 6 60
MnnrHliaqua ....... ... 1 g si', 11 S' 8 30, 7 01
Nli-kHlilmiv r . ou ' "
KM real I 8 43 11 42, 3 40 1 7 10
Nantlcoke 1 8 M 11 5l! 8 49 7 19
Buttouwood t 9 00 f 12 ini f 8 55 f 7 85
Plymouth Ferrv I 9 02 1 18 02 f 8 57 I 7 2S
tir,iith lAllltflsnarre.... I 9(18 12 08 4 00 7 80
H7.1Ktn-et ! 9 8 12 OS 4 M 7 83
YMlkesbarro Arrive, 9 10 U 10 4 06, 7 8.
A. m. r. a 1 r. u, r. u.
SOCTBWAHP.
Stations.
A. U. A. M.l P. M. P. M.
Wllkeabarre.
llazle Street.
.Leave ! 7 26 5 10 3" I 2 45 on
I 7 88 10 37 8 47 02
houib Vt Ilki'Hbarre
Piynmutu Kerry..
Buttouwood
7 s,i in 4n 2 Ml a
If 7 82 f 10 12 f 2 58 f 07
it 1 85 110 45 f 2 64 f 6 09
Nantlcoke
hermit
HIilckHlilnny
MociiUHQua
l'oud Ulll
Wapwailopen
Nescopeck Arrive
Berwick
Neacopeck.... Leuvt'l
creasy
itmi)town Kerry
Kspy Kerry
Hluiinisbuiif . ..
Krtsl Bloomsbui u.. . I
Caluwlssii Arrive
7 43 10 501 3 01! 8 17
7 51 10 58 8 10 6 21)
8 01 11 07! 3 20 6 87
f 8 05 111 li t 8 25 I 6 42
8 10; a lti: 8 31 8 47
8 1H
11 mil 3 42 7 00
! 8 lSjill 20 I 8 42 5 7 00
8 So 11 38 3 63' 7 09
I 8 3:1 111 8s I it M r 7 18
42 111 48 t 4 08 I 7 80
8 47 11 50 4 08' 7 25
8 55: H 57 4 18 7 38
Catawltisa
Hoarlug Creek
Boyd
Danville
Kimlh Diinvltle
Leave 1 8 55 11 57 4 1 1 7 :i3
I 9 04 I 12 05 I 4 19 I 7 89
19 10, t 12 II t 4 2d I 7 4H
1
9 11 12 1) 4 31 7 51
Klpps Hun 19 19 113 80 r 4 ; r i m
U olverton 'f 9 25 .112-28 f 4 42 I 8 0:1
KllnesOrove t 9 27;f 1830 I 4 46 r 8 iH
uuubury Arrive ,S 9 35 8 1840 I 4 5 8 15
A. M. P. M. P. M. P. M.
I Dully, t Dally, execpt Sunday. "I" Htnpg
onlv on slttnul nodee to Ant, or t'oudactor to
receive or clacliartfe pasaenitein.
i-tiiiriH ii.uve Hl.oo.vislir lai as lollows:
Fur I'll taton and Scraulon as follows: 7.37
10:1:' a. m., 2.43 and 0.15 p. m. week uu)a;
a. in. Siniilays.
For 1'otlHVllle, Heading and riilladelplila,
n. in. nuil 2.43 ii ill. week ilavs.
r or lliizleion, 7.37 and 10.43 a. lu , 8.43 and 8,15
p. m. week days. . ,
Fur l.ewlsbui'K. Milton, Wllllamsporr, Lock
Haven. Iteuova and Kiine, 11.50a. in. weekdays
Lock Haven only, 8.47 a. in. aud 4.00 p. in.
week
days; for W llllaiiisport and Intermediate nut
i inn. H 47 ii. 111. and 7.35 1). 111. week days.
For Uellcfonte, 'I'ytone, I'lilllpsburg,
r'lxurtlelil. s-47 and 11.50 a. m. week duvs.
For Iliirrlsburk and liuennedlato stations 8.47
and 11 50 a.m., 4.08 aud 7.85 p. in. week uu;
l lilt n. tn. Hilnnuvs.
Fnr Philadelphia (via Hnrrlsburg), Balt1moii
and Washington 8.47 and 11.60 a. m , 4.00 and 7.25
p. in
week days: .on p. in. Bunuays.
Knr I'ltiHborir
7.2ft p. in. week days; 4.00 p. tn. daily; via Lewis-
town Judetlon, 8.47 ana li.nu a. m. week
via Lock Haven. 8.47 and1.50 a Ul. week
unys;
duj s.
7.85
Hiillman Parlor and Hleeplntr cars run
7.45
thrmnrh trains between Hunbury. Wllllamsport
8.00
8. SO
and Urie, between Hunbury and Philadelphia
and Washington and between Uarrlsburg, Plttr.
burg and the west .
For timber information apply to Ticket
Agents.
W. W. ATTEKBl'KV, J. H.WOOD.
tieneral Mauager. Paas r Trartlo Mgr.
UHO. W. BOYD,
Ueneral J'asaeoger Agent
Beagle Studio
Pro iipll ittcni i (;iven Id nl
Photoraphic Work
Crayons, Framin. Copying and bromii
Enlargement Made at Short
Hollci.
Tlie Beanie Studio
MAIN ANU CENTKK
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Evtii VV. vi 1-- -ryv.i ..v
ml tKu,S!!!S1lii,i. ii
IWH-Hllli;!1.
1 1 1 1 MHllllli '1 111 IIk.
You nn unve m-m-v on Pianos an''
Kans. ou will al ay; ' ,he b";e',,
sio k, Wt makes a'i) lowest prues.
PIANOS. From $175.00 and Upwards.
ORGANS, From $50.00 and Upwaidi
We sell on thc installment 1'ian. Tiants
ir nn .l..uii, unit Ain.ooncr nionih. -!
B-l.v ..v.. ,
in.,. 10.00 flown. .oo ier month.
Lit-
.al discount for cah
lleet music, at ont
half price. Musical
merchandise 01 al
kinds. . .
We handle Genuine Singer HiBn Arm
SEWING MACHINtb.
$5.00 down and .oO per month. V e also
handle the Demorcst Sewing NlacMne, from
:o.5o and upwaids. Sewing Machine
Needles and Oil for all makes of Sewing
Machines. Uest mal n of
WASH MACHlNKb
FROM $4.00 UP TO $J.O0.
J. SALTZEtf
Music RncmH No. '15 W. Man tjt
below Market, Bloombirg, J a.
For the Satisfactory
Kind in Up-to-date
Styles, go to
Capwell's Studio,
(Over llartman'g M re)
BLOOM6BUKO. TA.
Free
Trial
PHOTOS
r( 1 wJiAtt jiui Her
Wrlwlur.lb,liby I'I PS. MOTGT'
Hollmmi Mfmt Md Food Ckappr !f. 11. At yonrd'tWi. 3IM.
Uy luiti lur 1'kiirL. Yuur MONKY BACH lfut ftlUlui'tur)'.
iuii.ui as uro. co no I'pdh An., lor, r.
irr RE VIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
(1. of Me.
prodacea the above reanlta In SO day. R act!
POWcriUJiy OUa quiCKiy. uiua wmcu u.uc.o
Eouugmeuwillrogaiu tboir loet mtnbood.and old
men will recover their youtMul ior by ualng
BEV1VO. It quickly and surely restore Nervou
noss. Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nightly EniUalona,
Lost Power, Foiliug Memory, Wasting Diaeasea. and
111 effects ol sell-aouso orcicei-Banu luuiicnnuu,
which unfits one lor study, busineaa or marrlaga. IJ
hot only cures by starting nttho peat ol disease, but
Isagreat nerve tonlo and blood builder, bring
Ing back the pluk (rlow to pole cheeks and Ta
iloring the lire or yonrn. n wru ".;;-"'
and Consumption. Insist on having BE HO.no
other. It can be carried In vept pocket. By mall.
1.00 per package, or six lor 3 00. with poal
tlve written guarantee to core or rctulia
the inonev. Hni.knnil intvlsefrpe. A.lrtress
K0At MtUICLNE CO., bmcAoitZ"
I-OU SAl.K by W. S. KISUTON-
k;lld moitel, skeleli or phnlo o. ..iveuticu iorf
freereiHirt oil rHitentalnlitv. lor free book. I
MirrTRADE-MARKS T
and
m.u
7.37
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
and
W'e proinptiy ntitaiu V. S. end Ki.'luri
1 1 1 1 1 T it M
A CHICHESTER'S tnULIOH
Pennyroyal pills
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SAI'Ki Mm r-)ial'le I.dt. l'rufPtrt
for en K iir.MMrs r,ui'irn
In t"'U n'i Uol4 uiisillc tit. ttil4
wtch iilu rliibon. ThUi no other, llffiite
Ounnvroui HubsitUuUuiiti mid lratl
tloMtu Hu of your liruiigist, or a-nd 4. !
lamp- Kr PartlvulursH TfatlMunlolo
" It r lief for l.tiaii4,n in 4nr, t,y ro
Ihio Mull. 1 O.OOO TutiiintiniftU. Hold bv
on
all rruKUu. hlBi4Mtr rhmloKl t'o..
1114 1 HttdlMsi M4Ut.r, I'lllLA., f A
mm
mm
m4
f1(ui a-.d, :u f' bale
Novor Folia it. Vcntcjro yt7l
Hiir to us Kt-.ir. "f V"; I
Jurtu wulp it-nwlA' litilr lulling, h
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