THB COLUMBIAN, I3LOOMSBUk3. PAi List of Jurors for February Term Grand Jukokh. 1 nnwinnn, '.V. K., miller, OranRo T. 2 Bornboy, Leonard II., carp.. JSlonin 8 Homlioy, Tlininiw, mu., imtwum A Itnvlor. IhuIhIi. funner, Montou 6 ie, Hherwood, merch,, HiignrloRf 8 FMier, Wiiimni w., nir., vnin. ji. 7 Front.. KlllftlliU!l, Kent, Jlerwlek ft Hnrtinnti. Tlioiniis, Kent, IHooni n Hoimeknuclit. Martin L., retired funner, llerwick 10 HIpixMixtwl, Hervey, funner, Hwtt 11 Knurr, mum, nuinrvr, iwhuii 12 Kelclnier. Wood, fur., Greenwood 13 Klinwr. Uldeoii, laborer, Hcrwlck 14 McAllister, ('lmil'n,iiioiild.,Hfrwick 15 McndfiiliiiJI, A. R, farmer, JnckMnn 18 Ohl. K. .1.. farmer, Hemlock 17 Price. i"ir, laborer, Neott 18 Piuldcii. Thomas, lab , Gonvnifliwi 1! Hieliard. Cvnis, ifent, Hemlock 20 HtneklioiiMit, Clark K . farmer, Tine 21 Taylor, Dawson I) , lab.. Krlarereck 22 Teit-twortb, I. N., far., Cleveland 23 Wilson. V. II., niriMit, Hlnon 24 White. II. lime (Unler, Hcot Pktit Jukokh -Fiit Week, 1 Ash, KUnnl, farmer, Uroenwood 2 Amrle. li. W.. constable, Kwtt 8 Adams, .lames It., far., Hriarcreek 4 Adams, W. Frank, farmer, Locust fi H(Hline. It. S.. merchant, Iioctist 8 Iteuvi-r, Wi'.liuin 11., farmer, Locust 7 Itaker. Wesley, farmer, Pine 8 Creusv, J. W., l M., Millliu 9 Custer, John, baker, Bloom 10 Clenu'iis. Philip, laborer, Herwlck 11 Crawford. Clinton, far.. Mt. Pleas, 12 Demaree, W. L., k'ent, Moom 13 Dewald, (!. F., latiorcr, Madison 14 Fieas, Hoyd M., farmer, P.riarcreek 15 Fritz, Henjumin F f irmer.Jiwkson 18 (Jilmore. t M.. merchant, Room 17 Hess, Jasper, farmer, Kunarloaf 18 Hunslnner, tleoru P., far.. Jteaver 19 Hess, Carl ()., far., 1 IsliliiKcreeK 20 Hemmerly, W. li., laborer, Mi (11 in 21 Honaberirer. Columbus, lab. Cleve'd 22 Heller. Frank, farmer, Millville 23 Henrv. Oscar, farmer. Fishimrcreek 24 JolinsUm, W. F,., foreman, Montour 2.5 Knittle, Daniel, merchant, rata. 1'. 28 Kelchner. John W.. mould.. llerwick 27 Larish, Andrew, farmer, Huarloaf 28 Lewis, Irani, merchant, Greenwood 2! Larish, O. W., carpt., Hiijcarloaf 80 Iiemon, Artley, farmer. Greenwood 81 LonKenberKer.Klmer.merch. Cata.H 82 Mourv. John, farmer, Cleveland 83 Mart., Abram F..lee dealer, llerwick 84 Mellenrv, Dover N., far.,Fisli'creek 8-5 Parker, Theodore, far., Greenwood 88 Piatt. James M.. trucker. Main 87 Ituukle. Georire. farmer. Centre 88 Ilariir. Daniel V.. far.. Hoarinire-'H 39 Kobbinfi. Orville. ulan mill, Millville 40 Hittenliouse, Miles, farmer, Heaver 41 Ktackhouse, Tlios. teamster.Sugiirl'f 42 Hitler, Kmanuel, gent, ticou 43 Klioeiniiker.Montuvillo W.. miller. Millville 44 Taylor. Jolin N., clerk, Berwick 45 Trembley, W. A., laborer, Scott 48 Whitenight, MeClellen, farmer, Hemlock 47 Whitenight. William Cfar.,Hen.T. 48 Webb, Thomas, gent, Bloom Pktit JtROK8-Becond Week. 1 Ashley, Mayberry, far. Cata. Twp. 2 linker, Alphon.o, lab'er, CaU. Bo o. 8 Billig, Edward, laborer, Cata. Boro. 4 Deharen, Win. puddler, Briarcreek 5 Kves, Orville, farmer, Greenwood 6 Kdtfar, Jonas, farmer, Greenwood 7 Flemmings, Wesley, R It, man, Montour ' 8 Oordner, T. O , farmer. Pine 9 GrlineH. Warren J., laborer, Cata. T. 10 Herriiiirton. Frank, merchant, iSugarloaf 11 Hess. M. Brittan. far., Jackson 12 Jaeoby, LeGrand. Ins.. Rgt., Bwk. 13 Keller, M. L.. farmer. Scott 14 Klinger. McClellen, lab.. Benton T. 15 KliiiKer, Gideon, lab., Briarcreek 18 Laiitflleld.W. M mail man. Heml'k 17 Laubaeh. Wilbur, far., Siitfttrloaf 18 Matisteller. Clark I)., far., Locust 19 Mulligan. Michael, grocery, Cent. 20 Martin, S. B.. farmer, Cata. T. 21 Parker. J. B.. laliorer, Greenwood 22 Kisliton. W. S., dni' gist, Bloom 23 Hupp, Harmon, lab.. Cleveland 24 Kolmiii.s, Itobert M.. far. Greenwood 25 Itemley, Levi, lumberman, Centre 28 Sands, C. L.. gent. Mt. Pleasant 27 Shuman. Itobert, laborer, Beaver 28 Smith. Harry, farmer, Jackson 29 Shatter, Hiram, farmer, Scott 80 Smith, Cyrus, moulder, Berwick 81 Searles, Kd., puinter. Bloom 82 Thomas, Clark, far., Mt. Pleasant 83 Wright. Jackson, mfg., Benton B. 84 Wetherall, Davis, lab.. Madison 35 Walter. Henry K undertaker, Bwk 88 Wolf, Harry, butcher, Millville . Souvenir Post Cards are printed t this office. Half toues supplied. jf ryviin tiint, pvlu'llnar warships, t'.inv. veve 4o0 vosaols of 1.030,087 gross, under ,const ruction In the Vnitt Kingdom at the clog of tlie c;i:rrter ended September 30 last. The Turks are manifesting great dyllrht: In automobiles, but t'ae'r poor roads make It difficult to uso them. 5100 Reward, $100, The readers of this paper will be !)leased to learn that there is at east one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the . only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the pa tient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hund red Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi monials. Address F. J.: CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. . Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con-Stipation. h your baby thin, Make him a Scott's Emulsion 4 baby. Scott's Emu Is fort is Cod Liver Oil S and Hypophosphites prepared so that it is easily digested by little folks. Consequently the baby that is fed on Scott's Emulsion is a sturdy, rosy cheeked little fellow full of health and vigor. A ALt DRUCCISTSl DOLLAR AND THE PHftO. What a Dollar Means In Mexico Has Been Sottled. The question In Mexico of what a "dollar" means has rccontly been ftuthor!tutlvoly suttlod. Tho Depart ment of Fliiatue has docldod that tha word "dollar" Bhall mean tho Ameri can gold dollar and that when tho Mexican silver dollar la meant tho word "peso" shall be employed. Somem timcm ago nn American res. Ident nt Tamplco wrote "uollar" on a cheek, and the Tamplco bank cashier to whom the check was presented paid tho amount in gold values. The drawer of the check claimed that It wns his Intention to have silver paid. Litigation was threatened, but upon Investigation the authorities decided against the drawer of the cheek. The Mexican ruling applies to all docu ments, notes, drafts, &c. Trains Siberian Railway. Tho train on the Trans.SIberlan railway arc In general comfortable nnd sufnclently well kept. The food Is ouito sufficient. The speed is very Flow, however, and the stops at sta. tlons long and tedious. In general, It Is better for a foreigner not familiar with the F.iHisIan language to travel by the International trains, because the employes thereon In all cases speak either French, German or Kn. gllsli In addition to Russian and the toilet arrangements on International trains are much superior to those on tho State railways. The Expectation of Life. Notwithstanding Improved medical knowledge and the benefits of modern sanitation, we are dying earlier than our grandparents did. '1 ne United States census shows a considerably Increased death rate for all ase.i over sixty years. At tho same time, It still holds good that the average ex portation ef life has been lengthened during the past decades but It la only tho younger Individuals who profit by this practical result of the advances In medical kr.owledce. Kill Woveo Slow. There Is pending In tho French Parliament a bill providing for old- nge pensions to rai'.road work people. This bill was Introduced 10 yeara ago, and five ears ago was submit, ted to tho President of tho Senate. In order to hurry him up a little on June 8 last 400,000 postcards were ad dressed to him by as many railroad men In all parts of France asking his early attention to tho matter. To Imrcvs J.ipon'i Railways. Tho Japanese Government has de cided to carry out. In connection with tho nationalized railroads, "a thorough Improvement on a largo scale of all State lines. The work, of which the estimated cost Is about 1,800.000, is to be completed in five years. In time for the opening of the exhibition In 1912. Engineer. Women Sharpshooters. Women who have recently joined the Wandsworth (England) MBe Club have proved so expert in the use of the rifle that scores of 35 out of a "highest possible" of 40 have fre quently been recorded. The club committee is desirous of securing oth er women sharpshooters In order to arrange a match between the women and men. Morgan Belongs to 60 Clubs. f Pleipont Morgan belongs to four tin ,! fin many clubs as doos the King His Royal Highness Is a member of 12 while Mr- Morgan has his name on the Hats of at least 50. Occasionally ho visits some of them, while In the caso of moKt of them he never has lK"n Inside their doors. Once a member of a club he never resigns. Rocks of the Lizard. The dangerous rocks of the Lizard, en the coast of Cornwall, one of the oldest landmarks of the marine world are the scene of many terrible disr esters. It was here that the 8pan. It'll Armeda was wrecked when the Spaniards tried to Invade England. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha S7 t weak, fretful ? 3i 50c. AND SI.OO. president uiaz or Mexico. President Diaz of Mexico, who Is past 77, literally takes upon himself a very extensive portion of the admin lstratlve work of his Government. He Is an early riser, and his duy is sysu tnmatlcally arranged. Few public men aro more kindly and agreeable In private llfo than tho President of Mexico, and he has behind an hab itual gravity of manner a very keen sense of humor. Ho never frets or worries over petty matters, nnd Is always calm and In perfect mental poise In times of crlsla and emergen cy. Princess Fedora a Novclift. Princess Fedora of E'ehltswlg.llols. teln, tho youngest sister of tho Ger man Empress, Is the author of a nov el recently published In Germany en. titled, "Hahn IJcrta." i-'lie has a ro mantic history, having declined all offers of marriage since the tragic death of her flanee, Duke Frederick of Mecklonlnirg-Schwerln, who, while In command of a torpedo boat, perish ed In the Ualtlc with the entire crew. New Opera by Verdi. A complete score of a new opera by Verdi, the existence of which has hitherto been unknown, has been dls. covered In Paris In an old chest full of manuscripts and other papers which formerly belonged to tho fam ous musician. It was the composition of this opera which occupied some of tho latter months of Verdi's life Greece Rich In Ore. During the year 190C, 89 mining concessions were granted by the Greek Government. A glance at the list of these concessions reveals the richness and variety of tho mineral deposits of Greece, as they Include copper, lend, zinc. Iron, manganese, coualt, nickel, coal, antimony Iron pyrites gypsum end asbestos. Polycjlot Battery Park. Battery Trik in New Vcr'.t City Is a school of languages. A Frer.ch visitor in the city who rnn tpcrk In nine tongues heard every one of them there one day Inst week. Eooton Leadi i 1 To!?nhor?s. Eoston Is tho Rieatrst telephone user In the world, according to the annual report cf the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Evciy day In Now England there Is an average of S33.85S telephone con versions. In P.oaton thcro Is a phone for every 11 persons. Kin to the Frog. The salamander looks like a lizard, but its character, Is that of the frog. The old story that the salamander can endure fire Is unfounded. A teacher showed his small pupils a zebra, saying "Now what Is this?"' "A horse In a bathing suit," waa the prompt reply. La Carlcaturista. Mother Where are those oranges that were on the table? Tommy with the cookies that were In the cupboard, I suppose. Harper's Weekly. The work3 of the most higii r.re 1.1s best words. The really good man always Is bet ter than he knows. HUMPHREYS' Veterinary Spec! Acs cure diseases of' Homos, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs and Poultry by acting directly on the sick pabts without loss of time. A. . (FEVERS. rinellnna, Tnflamma ouuittlooa, Lnof Fetar, Milk Kater. B. B.) SPRAINS, Lameufiaa. Injuria. Ovbb BhaumalUm. C C J SORB THROAT. Quloay, Epliootle, ecu I Olitamper. WORMS. Bote. Grub., K. J COUGHS. Colli.. Influanaa. Inflames COBCg I LuDf., tMeura-l'neiiuioula. r.P.lfOUr, D-llv.rh. Wlna-Blowa. i Uiarrbea, Uy.eulary, O.e. Frevanta MI8CARRIAG1, gJj, KIDNEY a BLADDER DISORDERS. T.I. ISKIH DISEASES. Maaga. ErapUona, ovaail Uloara, Ur.a.a, Varoy. J. K.l BAR CONDITION, fitarlna Coat, ouua ludlteMlou, Hlowach blatter.. 60c each I Stable Gate, Too Speolfloa, Book, o., S7. At druggl'la. or ent prepaid on reoelpt of prloa. Humphrey.' Medicine Co., Oor. William and Joan Btraeu, Mow York. IT BOOK MAILED FREE. COIITKLYOU TO IlESIGX. VrnstiliifTton I team That He Will l''-'it n X. Y. Financial Institution. Wushlv.srton. Jin. IC. Tl "r; Is a 1 "" I tent rumor hnre that 8ietar' C'.t '. !yo,i 'vlll noon resign fro-i tha Uooxevelt Cabinet. Tho Secretary returned to Wash ington on Tuesday from New York GEOrtGE D. CORTELYOU. and Jenlel the report. It emanates however, from a source that cannot be ignored. It Is to the effect that the Secretary will accept a position at the head of a New York financial Institution. Reports that Mr. Cortelyou was not in sympathy with the President On the candidacy of Mr. Taft In fact, that he had Presidential ambitions for himself began to be heard ear ly last summer. 20 SlItGEOXS AWAIT CALL Six Ambulances Also Held nt Bello .vue for an Impending Catastrophe.. New York, Jan. 14. Expectation of a catastrophe held a crowd of sev eral thousand persons tugging against the fire lines about the tottering walls of the Parker Building, gutted by Ore on Friday at Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street, until a late hour Sunday night. Police guards were increased several times during the afternoon and at eight o'clock at night Super intendent Edward S. Murphy, of the Department of Buildings, sent word to Bellevue Hospital to hold in readi ness twenty surgeons and six am bulances, and to allow them to an swer no other calls until further or ders. No Japanese Compact. Washington, Jan. 13. Official de nial was made at the State Depart ment on Friday of the report cabled from Tokio that Ambassador O'Brien had demanded from the Japanese Government an agreement in writing restricting to a certain annual num ber the emigration of Japanese to the United States. It may be stated on absolute au thority that the United States has not and will not make any Buch de mand on Japan. Stewart Heir Left $1.!5 IS.OOO. Garden City, L. I., Jan. 16. The in ventory of the estate of Cornulla Stewart Merlelon, one of tho heirs of the A. T. Stewart estate, was filed on Tuesday at MIneola. Mrs. Merlelon died In France a number of years ago. Tho whole estate was left to the chil dren in France. Tho estate is val ued at $1,348,238. Sues for $'.150,000. Philadelphia, Jan. 15. Richard A. Goebel, an Austrian who elopod with, the daughter of D. Webster Dough erty of this city while the family was traveling abroad, has brought suit against Mr. Pougherty for J250.00O for alienating his wife's affections. Central Fliers New Time. Cleveland, Jan. 15. Announce ment was tmuio on Monday by offic ials of tho hake Shore & Michigan that tho time required for the run of the Twentieth Century Limited between New York and Chicago would be Increased Sunday, Jan. 19. NEW YOItK MARKETS. MM Wholesale Prices of Farm Produce Quoted for the Week. W fib at. No. 2 Red. 1.07a 1.07?. No. 1 Northern Dnluth. f 1.34 Corm No.3fl5a75o. Oats. Mixed, S4o. White, 66aG2.,ko Milk. lo. per quart. Butte it Western, extra, SOaSlo. Firsts, 27a28o. State dairy, finest 27a28o. Chkbsk. State, full cream, 153al5o. Eaas. Nearby, Fanoy, 87n38e. Stat. Good to choice, 83aU0o. Western. Firsts a25a Bkkvks. Oicy dressed, 7a0e. " Calves City dressed, 0al5o. Coma. try dressed, per lb. Oaltt'o. Bhkbp. Per 100 lb.,3.25.a$50.O Hous. Live, per 100 lb. .fl.l Oaf 5 10, Hay. Prime, 100 lbs., Jl.07 Straw. Long" rye, 60a73o. Lira poultry. Fowls, per lb. 18o.J2 Chickens, Spring, per lb., llo. Ducks, per lb., 13a Turkeys, ' 18a lutKHSBD poultry. Turkeys, per ll 12al7a, Fowls, '.per .. lb., B13c. Chickens, Phila., per lb 22a23o. ' Vkoktablrs. Potatoes, L. I., per bbi, ' fl.76n2.10. Onions, White, per bbL, 260.a4.50. Pennsylvania Kuilrfi. VM'l.k S5,!lJ0d Tralusluave KASV - . HO a follows for Nenuopeck HLd V Ilkttv-L-r re, ;5j, iiMO in., i:ia : NeocopecK ooiy, :) p:ui. week Fori at i. ifa and Bunbnry, 8:85, 11:47 a, ta. 4:117. 7' D. m. week Jays: HuudaiB 4li? D. tu Cur mtHtun and Hcraumu aa (ullua:7:o01U:46 a. in., n.4H, h.ko p. in. week-day a. Fur i'ui invllle, Keadlugand i'uiladelpala,? 50 m., 4:. p. in. week Uas. I:t liay.liaon, 7-60 lU:4a. m., 4.8, 8.20 p. m j week day. or Luwuburg, Milton, Wllllumnpoit, Lock iiavii, Menuvo, ana magwaii 47a.ui.weea uajn: Lock uavenoniy, h:w a. in, 4:07 p. m. tor vYIlllamiiDort and IqUtdii dlate ntaMoim :H5, 11:4? a. in. 4:07, 7.K5 p. tn. week days; l in. nunijays. For KHiiefonte, Tyione ,1'hlll pHburg, and Clear Held, H: ft. 11-47 a. in.wwk Uava. For UurrlHburg and luturmeulale station (8.H8, n:i a. ui.,;u7, 7:iio p. in. week days; 4:07 V m. Hundava. ForHlilladelphla (via liarrlsburg), balt.lniore anu nanniuKtonnA, u 47 a. m.,4:07, 7: p. in Wuek daVH: MllhflaVH. 4:0; 11. m. Forl'lttburg(vla ilarrlnnurio, 8:95 a. m., 4.07 7. p. in. week dayn;t:07dully ;vla LewlBtowti Junction, H:ir, 11:47 a. m. week-days; via Lock Haven, 8:25, 11:47 a m. week-days. For (urtber Information apply to Ticket W. w. ATTKKBIjHT, J. K. WOOU, UoneralManaiter. rans'r TrafrlcMgr, uav. V . tfvi i ir. General 1'aHHeufjer Agent PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY. In effect Nov. 1, 1(KN. TRAINS LK AVK BLU '.MNBDKO For yew York, I'bliaaeipniH, ncaillnn, Potts ville.Taniaqua, weekday 7.2" via M est Milton: 11:10 a m, via Kant Mabanoy; S.'H p ta via West .Mlllnii. For A'llllamsport, weekdays, 7.2T a m 8.29 p m. For Danville and Milton, weekdays, 7:27 am t.r.i p. m. For uatawiRBa weekdays 7.27, ir28 a m 11.20. 7,00. p. m. Knr Uunnrt wApkdara 7.127. ll.Sfl a. hi. 19 an j.2U, 7.00, p. m. TRAINS FOR BLOOMBCKGi Leave New York via fbliuduiprila V.05 a m.,andviasasion y.ioa.m. LeavePbiiadeipniaio.tiia. m. Leave Reading 12. 16 p. m. LeavpPottBVlllH .5ft p. at, LeaveTamaqual.40p, m.. Leave WlUlamsportveekdars 10.00 a m. 4. so p. iu. Leave Catawisaa weekdays, 8.86. 8.10 a. m. i.vii. n.Jivp.m. Leave Rupert, weekdars. 8.44. 8.28. 11.40 a. m. 1.88,8.40 8.21 p.m. ATLANTIC CITY K K. From CbeatnutStropt Feiry. For Boutb Hi. see tlinetablea at stations. WEEKDAYS ATLANTIC CITT. 7:80 a. m. Lcl. 9:00 a m. Kxd ATLANTIC CITT; 4:00 p. tn. Exp. (WO Mlnutrs) 8:00 p. m. Eip. 6:110 p. m. Leu 7:16 p. m. Exp. SUNDAYS. ATLANTIC CITT. CAri MAT iND OCIANCItT 8:50 a. m. 4:16 p. m. 6KW p. m. 11:20 a. m. Exp. k.w p. m.iitxp. BIAISLSCITV 8:60a. m. CAPS MAT OCSAM CITT ANOS1A I8LI CITT. ATLANTIC;CITT 8:00 a. m. Lcl. 6:00 p. m. Lcl 9-00 a. in. Exp. 7:16 D. m. Exd 10:00 a. m. Kd. Ii.. 8:46 a. m. Detailed time tables at tlo.knt nfflfpn 'lath and ('host nut 8t.B., 834 Chest nut Ht, 1006 Cbestnut St., 809 south 3rd St., 8M2 Market St., and at Stations. union Transfer Comoanv will rail for and cbeck baita-age from botels and residences. A. T. DICK, EPSON J. WEEKS, Oen'lHupt. Uen'lPass. Agt, Columbia & Montour El. Ry. TIME TABLE: IN EFFF.CT June I 1904, nnd until farther otice. Carsleave Bloomfor Espy, Almedia, Lime Ridge, Berwick and intermediate points at follows: A. M. TS:oo, 5:40, 6:20, 7:00, 7:40, 8:ao, 9.00,9:40, 10:20, 11:00, 11:40. P. M. IJ:2o, 1:00, 1:40, 2.20, 3:00, ?:ao. 4:20, 5:00, 5:40, 6 20, 7:00,7:40,8:20,9:00, (9:40) 10:20 (n:oo) Leaving depart from Berwick one hour from time as given above, commencing at 0:00 a. m. Leave Bloom for Catawissa A.M. cno. 6:15, t7:oC, t8:oo, 9:00, flO:oo, fii:oo, 12:00. I. M. t:00, -fz-.co, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, io:20, (11:00) Cars returning depart trom Otawissa 20 miurteslrom time as given above. First cat Heaves Market Squarelfor! Berwick on Sundays at 7:00 0. m.J first cantor Catawissa Sundays 7:00 a. m. First car from Berwick for BloomlSundays eaves at 8:00 a. m. First ti-ir I: we J iwi JSunla 30 m. IfFrom Power House. Saturday night on!v. fP. K. K. Connection.; Wm. Tkrwilligkr, Superintendent. THEPOSTA Ltf Ali YPEWRITER'P J.VU A Few Excelling Features First-class in material and work manship. Uses universal key board-writes 84 characters. Simple construction Fewest parts. Alignment positive and permanent. Extra great manifolding power. Unexcelled for mimeograph stencil cutting. Inked by ribbon, as in $100 machine Visible writing no carriage to lift. Style of type changed if desired in few seconds. Light, easily carried weighs only ioj pounds. The lowest priced practical type writer. Every machine fully guaranteed. Why pay $100 for a typewriter when the Postal, which will do just the same work as well, as easily and as quickly will cost you only $35. Why tie up that $75 where you derive no benefit from it ? This machine can be seen at the Columbian Office. Postal Typewriter Company Norwalk Conn Lackawanna .Kailroud. BLOOMSUURO DIVISION. In Effect Marth 1st., 1804. a. KAe'i. A. M.fA. STATION C r. v. ."p. u MjTnmiiiiD. 4f f.O 00 f.ti Tii li 111 ? IV 10 nn 1 14 it' a: 1 81 H' 4 It f 0 'ti 1 l 111 tl, 17 41. r ti- ? f4 i 1 C2 8 lliDl (17 I Iffll 11 S M U us K H 87 , i 89 g 411 8 44 1 47 47 I U II M ft ttail hU ti I c 06 IK 05 10 9 )H W 11 Iv 12 14 US" 9 ill 9 Si'.... 4Vt St 88 ti.eoi'B r IK 11 fKl-i a, aiurroc.... 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PlttBton - Bumiupbanna Ave..... WPBT f ItlBVUU.M wvomlnR Fort y Fort.M IS 81 . 2 84 2 40 "i'49 t 64 2 68 Luzerne., t KlngBton ... - Plymouth Junction... Plymouth....... ... . ... Avondale Nantlcoke Hun lock's 8 06 8 2( 8 80 8 87 8 44 ta so 18 64 8 68 4 16 4 12 4 IB 4 20 4 tH 4 8 tl t Hhlckshlnny.... HIck'fFerry....... Beach FlaveD Berwick Briarcreek wn oworove LlmeKlde... Rapy.,... m.m... .... RloomRburir.M KuLprt ......... Cat wlHa. ....... ........ Danville.. ....... Cameron ..... ., North cm bbrlakd.. .. S SB 1 IS A. M. P. M T. U T. M Dallv. t Pally exnect hnnday. t Stoci 01 Blgnal or nnttoe to conductor. Supt. irn. 1'ass. Agt. Bloonisburg & Sullivan Railroad. Taking Effect May 1st 1908, 12-06 a m. NOHTHWAHD. A.M. t P.M. P.M. 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