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.SYNOPSIS.
Mnnuol Bnmlre? and l'ublo Velio", two
ouns hettlei", in e ilvnls foi the liuml of
Chiiiilttn, a MpxIi.iii Kill Mimiul If Mic
fuvoied one. I Ic Is just itnrtini; u a ait
tlu ovvuei nml lias iiltiutlv ti goodl held,
In iiuled with a itossliow, a mark which
Chliiultta hei self h id deigned The tot
opens on tho dav of the gieat Mpiliii?
lotliulllp of thu cattle, the Kient ft mill
du 111 soutliein Al buna Cliliilltta not s
to the iiiundlip with hei liieiul, Sfiioiu
Hides, on the a she si es Manuel piu
tuit d ucioss I lie lift it 1 a suns of cov
lios. Maiiliil isc ipts, but shoots one of
his pursue! No one knows what Man
uel has done Chlipillla passt s u untitled
cliv. Towaid evening Minimi Is btoilKht
tn the town, a tptlvt He Is utilised bv
1'dlilo ol "tiuvrili khiK ' mttle, that Is,
sli ullntf ilubiiiniltd calve and oldii cat
tle, cIiuiuIiik tin bland inaiks Munuils
hud Is mlMlliK Horn the loillidUi, be
cause tin j -a lie doi s not want the
stolen cattle to lie detec tid 'the ale M'
liio' to hang liim, but Don Itanion le
QilMfUilu, a pi I son of lolist quern e III the
rountiv. Intufeies He Insists that thtv
wait until i teai ch Is made foi the mls
nu heiil and until l'ablo, who has tlKip
pcaied be brought fan to face with .Man
Uil This,, the diiideto do.
1'AltT lit.
The men gntheieil in Kioupt. rtMtPif
1 illsiussln the tin n tnki n b the
postjiolieil ei Ulltiill 1V lit thelll
luul urn doubts us to the ultimate out
loiiie The man would be liaiifred In
the liioiiilny Dinvvn b liutiit il ut
ttaitlon, these Kiotlps mnnl ,iuiluall
towaid the saloons, and fhlguita was
litt alone wheie she hail thiown hei -sell
on the sod lit in the lit c
Cliltrultii'-t mlml was ileal fiiotii'li
now, and hti bulla was vvoiklng tupkl
1 She must do something to help
Manuel but what ' Ii ip" v us eh' u
1 Impossible, suiioiliult'd a? 1 e was bv
I'uuids, and een If it woie lint Impos
sible It would not be the best Louise to
puisne, toi he suielj wouM be tetakui,
uiul, it he wus. vvh then nothing could
sine him, A bundled sihemes Unshed
tliloilBh her heud, onlv to be lejttloil,
one utter anothei bhe lnaul the Sen
Hia. call hei nume fiom the dooi ol the
adobe house, but she gave no hetd to
It The footsteps appioaihed, the lout
stt ps ol two men, who weie speaking:
tiit,ethti In Spanish, Thej diew neaiei
and nearei.
"He went towaid PlioenK " Cliliiuita.
lientil one of them jj to the othei.
' He will letmn in the uioinliipr It was
neiesabiy that he should ko in that dl
leitlon, otheiwlso he would hae had
to pass the lnnches along- the Cilia In
that till ei Hon, too, the count! Is bet
tei Milted to his pin pose As the held
will be missing, he will be piesint to"
Chlquita lalsed In i head fiom the
Kiuiind and sti allied hei cais to catch
i"u j wend, The light wood ot which
the the hail hem made was burned to
a bed of glowing coalb. She was lvlng
outside their ciiele of dull, led llcht,
and us the men passed within the ciiele
Chlquita lttognli'ed them both Tluv
w ei e cousins to each other and to Pablo
Chlquita saw the whole olot now
fohe was convinced of that bejond thu
possibility of a doubt Pablo had
i minded up the Ciossbow- hetd and had
dihen It awa to wme place of hiding',
so that It might not appeur to attest
to Manuel's Innocence. In the mnin
Int he would gh e the testimony that
would finish the woik. What u cow
nid he was' He did not dale to fmht,
as a Cluistiati shouM, so he lesoited to
such means as this. How Chlijulta
loathed him' But he should not suc
ceed. Chlquita would attend to that
she would see Don Itamon now het
seir. She sprang to her ftet and lan acioss
Not everyone can go South
for March, but almost every
body can spend a dollar or
two for Scott's Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil. If you have
got a lingering cough or are
run down; are weak and ex
hausted by reason of the
Grippe, ask. your doctor if
Scott's Emulsion isn't just
what you need in the emer
gency. The combined vir
tues of the Cod-liver Oil, the
Hypophosphites and Glycer
ine as prepared in Scott's
Emulsion will give you flesh
and strength rapidly and help
you back to health.
i H V ;rfrWfisyS
Drink
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(Copyjlglit; 181)7, by W. Lc C. Beatd )
the pln?n. She had no Iden ot wheio
Don Itumou could be found. All the
moio leuson, theiefote, for making
harite One sllppet was lost, she kick
ed off the othei and tun bllndl on In
the Benetnl illteitlon of the lllage
Suddenly she was stopped, for In her
heedless Might she had inn Into n man
whoiullijht hei in his uinis Ohlqllltu
was too Ineathless to ciy out and could
will stiug'le fnlnth
'Is It ion, chili.'" cald her fathet's
olce " here have lou been? Uven
wheic lime I In en seuit hlng lot jolt
'1 he Senoia is much nlui tiled."
Chlquita i lung to him and gasped out
het stot. She had been londei b the
the, she suld, and us she hud lain tin it
two men had told her that Pablo hail
diKeti uwuy Manuel's cuttle so that
they might not be found, llti futhet
Intuiupted hei.
C1I1QUITA CIHIPT
' Told ou that oung Vellos had done
this tiling' Who told juu ''
' It was not 1 whom thei told " ciled
Chiciultit pitiousl. Thei weie talk
ing to each othei, und 1 heaid The cat
tle liai been dtheit towaid PlinenK
rind them it maj be too late, It jou
stai. And In the motnlng Pablo will be
heie to tell lies Oh, do make haste'"
Cllqulta's fathei caught het bi the
shouldets and bet her with hei face
towaid the house wheie the Senoia was
staying ' Go to the Senoia go at once.
Do not feai for the lest. If they aie
above gtound the cattle will be lound.
Many aie out alieady, and now I as 111
go mi self and send otheis as well " He
g.ue Cllquita a little push to statt hei
In the light ditectlon and hunled awai.
Chlquita walked slowly on, thinking
haul as she went. She was somewhat
ulieed hi what hei father had said
She knew that he could succeed In his
search if nnone could. SHU, suppose
he did not No one could tell wheie
Pablo had, di Ken the cattle To be of
ani use thei must be on hand in the
inclining and that was not llkeli Pablo
must not come, elthei , that was the
onli wui out of it that she could see.
Doubtless een now lie was on his ie
tutnjouine,. If he could onli be found
and stopped If Chlquita hei self could
onli Und him. How she would stop
him In case sh" did meet him on the
load, Chiquita. had not the most distant
idea. Cleaily the 111 st thing to do was
to find him, the lest could be detet
mined uftei waul. She stopped In her
loutnei towaid the house. A wjteiy
descent moon had ilsen oer the moun
tain, illteiitig a lalnt gtay light over the
village and plain. The side ot the
mountain itsell was still daik, and the
open poitals of the saloon glowed like
gtcat eies set In the daikness Piom
one of these doois she saw hei fathei
quickly come and enter anothei. Dvl
dtntl he was gatheilng his men.
Neui the saloon Chlquita knew that
theie was a coital, a small coital w heie
Ilamon de Quesada kept his hotses
when he -visited Agua Callente
Thei weie bi fai the best hoises In
that pait ol thecounttv With a hoise
suih us one o" these Chlqultu might find
Pablo Plight 'tied at the audacity ot
hei pi in, she tun ed and mil towaid the
coital She did not want to luvve time
to considet she would nevtt, then,
date do such u thing as thut which she
had in mind.
As Chlquita neaied the saloon hei
FOR ST.
wZl-" " tail i I 'Cx1 M
and
futhet' came out of thr dnur, followed
bv two othei men They illil not Heo het,
unit, after waiting lor them togetcleui,
nlii pUHsid quli kl. at loss the path of
light that st it allied fiom the duot Into
the ilaikiiess that suit minded the coi
i.il. Thi'ie weie sexeittl holies thete;
Hheiould just see them mining about or
lllng on the soft sand. Peeling nlong
the lotlonwood poles which Inclosed
the cot i at, she found the heny, slhet
nioutited saddle of Don Ramon Chi
ilttlta could not lift the saddle, foi It
wiishcmi far bei ond her stiength, but
the In Idle hung uet its hmn, and this
was what Chlquita wanted. She caught
It up, and going to the slip lalls quicls
ll let them dow n ami passed Inside.
The hotsPH snorted dlHtiustfully and
edged away fiom the little llguie,
Htinnge to them, that Intituled at so un
seemly mi houi. Chlquitu spoke to them
soolhlngli In a tteinbllng undeitone,
loi teai she might be heaid. Shecnllid
to them In endeailng uuities In her suit
Spanish, and hinted of delicacies that
would eentualli be foi the oinlng Pin
nllv one hoise took heait and allow id
hei to appioach, und, with n leadlness
ulM'ii b u llfeloig familial It v with his
kind, Chlquita slipped the bit In his
mouth and passed his eni through the
loop that ten ed as a thmat latch She
ll d lilm uftei hit to the opening of th"
eon tl i llnibi d on tllefenc e and diopped
on his luck us he passed hei and was
aw ui
Altei a few plunges to epies his
dsiippioul of this method ol mount
ing, the itlilmul settlid Into a long,
swinging stildi, such a stllde us onli
the hut si's ot Don Hamuli could take,
a stildt that pietluded sucee"-stul pin-
T'PON TIIH CAMP.
suit, once they should have got deal
uwu Mot even one of the othei
hoises ol Don Human could catch hei,
for slu was mounted on the best ot
them, and the eftect of lit! weight on
his poweitul back wus no moie than It
a balloon had been Hid to it
Cite ling wide to avoid the people
that might be aiound the saloons oi
houses Chlquita headed het mount Into
the PlioenK load. I'veti moment she
epected to heal voltes tiling to hei
oi the sound ot hoofs galloping in
chase, once she Imagined she heaid
some one call, but It was onl the lelp
ol a ccnote far oil on the dtseit. It
was lepeuted, and the onli sound thut
stiuck her eais was the legulai illum
ining ot hei hoise, mullled by the dust
of the Hail
Mile uftei mile passed behind het,
and still she laced on AA hat if she
should not Ilnd Pablo' If he had stop
ped awai fiom the ti nil she would be
sine to miss him Foi the Hist time
since she had stalled that thought oc
culted to het, but she would not entei
tulu It foi a moment She uiged to a
still fastei gait the swinging gallop of
het hoise,
rinally, fat ahead of hei. but still
neai the Hall, she saw a point ot light
like the glow of a stai. It was a wan
ing camp the, theie could be no doubt
as to that, and no one save Pablo would
be llkeli, at fiesta time, to camp on the
ti all, so fai away fiom the pleasuies to
be found ut Aguu Callente. She dtew
neai ei to the (lie until she could see
thut theie weie two mullled foi ins 1
Ing beside it The hoise was checked
to a slow lope, then to a walk, and
llualli stopped, and Chlquita dismount
ed and led him
It would nevei do foi het to lide up
to the sleeping men One of the hoises
would be sine to neigh at the advent of
the new comet. That would wake the
men ,and then thei would shoot, which
would spoil het plans utteili. Chlquita
nevei thought of hei self
Pulling the lelns ovei her hoises
head ns an Intimation that he was to
stop wheie he wus, Chlquita ciept Upun
the camp Close 1 the sleeping men
Hull two hoises weie picketed und
one of these hoi ses she km w to be
Publo's Chlquita s lieatt beat so loud
that she feaic.il tliev would heat It and
wuke Once one of them tut mil in his
bleep, and the faint moonlight shout
jLjKi
PATRICK'S DAY, OF
full upon the face of l'ublo. He nilglit
be ubout to wake. Whatever was do'ie
must be done iitlckli. She urn to the
picketed hoises, diawlng fiom hei bos
om the little knife that tested theie.
Cutting, dost- to the end of the linli
lope that held the hoises to their plck-ca-pln,
she made hei wuy quickly but
softly to her own mount, who gieeted
her with a neigh that long over the
dcseit. Thoioughly filghteued, the gill
heaid one ot the men cull out to wake
the othei. She suinni, at her hutse's
bade, inlscd it and fell. The hoise
stod like a statue, and Chlquita blessed
him In her heart
Once moie she tiled to mount, und
this time succeeded Diking the two
captured hotses ahead of hei, she
stinted awai qulckli In Pie ditectlon
fiom which he hud come The two
men weie uwuke now. Chlquita could
hear them Piesentli a shot tang out,
then unothei and anothei The bullets
passed, whlnlnu ovei hei head Dili h
sltlde took hei fuither fiom the dun
gii, und soon the shooting. In the un
leiluln light, gtew wild in Its dlicc
tlon, and iinulli It stopped
At some time dining the letuin Joui
ne the hotses belonging to l'ublo and
his compunlon btoke uwav fiom the
Hall, and Chlquita let them go Theie
wus no doubt w hates ei In her mind
that Pablo would tall to dellvei his tes
tlnioiiv. Mexicans do not walk well
und a vvulk ovei the ileldlng deseit
sand, when shod In boots that have
hi els that ute thtee lliehes high, und
pointed ut thut, might well be u bat to
the l .11)1(1 locotnollon of even u piotts
slonnl peilestilun
The honiewntd jouinei wus n eti
shoit one to Chlqultu the distance did
not seim halt that which she had un
did when goltiki the otlui wuy On
leuchltig the village she lekased the
hoise, well knowing that he would go
dltec t to his c on al Tin n she ciept Into
the house and, thiovvlng heisell down,
slept the sltep thut uttei exhaustion
bilngs
It was bioud dai light when she felt
some one gentlv shake hei bv the shuul
deis and awoke to see the klttdli luce
ol Senoia b tiding ovei hit
"The cattle aie thei heie.'" tiled
Chlqultu. stai ting up
' Thei hive bern lound," teplled the
Senoia, "but thei ate not heie Thei
weie lound at the foot ol the cliff by
the Ulla, over which they had been
dilven. Tliev aie dead, little one.ciush
ed, all of them But that will be l erne
died, s(l ,(j not he cast down "
'It ! ii jt the los of the cittle Hint
t t ii i '),' -ild t'i" s'Pl Imp-utentli
it i M.uiliel TT is Paid i c"mc ""
'ili t he has not t jtni jmi know
its w 11 us i, unsvvei the Senoia, smil
ing 'Pin thei, he as 111 not letuin
Manuel Is without Come"
Once moie .Manuel was stnndlnir In
Hie n Iddle of the tlnong of men. Don
Hamuli was beside him, and as Chl
qultu left the house she saw him stoop
fioni his saddle und cut the coids that
tied Manuel's aims Manuel nibbed
his w lists, benumbed bi the tightness
ot their bonds Then he saw Chlciulta
tunning- towaid him. The Senoia did
not see what followed, she could not
Lilnar heisell to appiove, so she turned
hei lead and llstetud to Don Rumon,
who was evidently finishing what he
had been saAlng when tliev had come
"As duinup" has wlllfullv been done
lestitutlon tl'ctefoie, must be made
The heul ot cattle btuilng the bund
of the Clul V, will hummer belong
o th' man whom Vellos has w longed "
"Don't see how on c'n do that, no
vvais," objected the deputy slu litt,
who stood neai. "It ain't aicoulln' to
law."
"What hat the law to do wit It?"
filed Don Hatnou. "I sa that It shall
be so "
"Hut If that thei Vellos comes back
he c'n make a lot ei tumble fei us all,"
aain objected the deputy
"If he comes back he won't need no
cattle thtee minutes aftei he hits the
town," said a voice in the ciovvd
'Tli it is Hue," assented Don Ha
non, then, nddiesslng the deputi .
klndlv see that the change in owner
ship Is registeted at once This, then,
is the decision," he called aloud "Does
anvone dispute it' He waited foi a
leply li.cn said again, in English, this
time, "')oes unione dispute if"
In Arizona the luvv is not poweiful,
but a de Quesada is, and no one suld
a woid
(The End)
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Hheumatism In evei muscle and Joint,
hei sutteting was tetiible and het bodi
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lecognltlon, had been In bed tor six
weeks and had eight physicians but
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3 33 p m
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadel
phia and tho South, 5 13, S 00 and 9 K a, m ,
1.10 and 3 33 p m
Washington and way stations, 3 43 p m.
Tobilianna accommodation, 0 10 p m
Espiess for Illnghamton, Oswego, El
inlia, Corning, Bath, Dansvllle, Mount
Mollis ami Buffalo U .'0, J 13 a m , and 1 33
P in making close connections at Bulfulo
to all point In tho West, Noithweat and
Southwest
Bath accommodation, 9 13 a m.
Blnghaniton and vvai stations, 1 03 p m
NUhol'on accommodation, 3 15 p in
Blti(,liamton and Ehniia express, 3 33
p ill
Express for Utlea and Hlchfleld Springs,
2 3j a m und 1 33 p m
- FAtiED
Lgrfpg
Ithaca 2 33 and Bath 9.15 n, m and 1(1
p, 111,
Tor Northumberland, Plttston, Wllks
Bntrp, I'll mouth, llloomsburg und Dan.
vine, making close connection at North
innbtrland foi Wllllamsport, Harrlsburir,
Bnltlinore. Washington and the South.
Nortliuniberlund and Intermediate sta-.
tlons, fl 00. 9 C5 a. m., and 1.33 and C 00 p. m.
Nantlcoko and Intermediate stations, 8 0$
nnil I 11 .'0 a. m. Plymouth and lutermcdlattt
B'ntlons, 3 10 and 8 47 11 m.
I unman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
I pr detailed Information, pocket tlma
tobies, etc, apply to M. L Smith, City
ticket ofllce, 32s Lackawanna avenue, or
depot ticket ofllce.
LE11IGU VALLEV HA1LIIOAD SYS-
TEM
Anthracite Coal Used Ej.c1ueIvc1i Insur-
ltiK Cleanliness and Comfort.
IN EITECT NOV. 13, 1S9G.
1- ,?!1? J'KAVG SCIIANTON.
-r,Sr X 'hllndeliihla and New York via D.
,T. ,R. 11. at 0 43, 7 43 a. m , 12 05, 1 20, 3 33
("'nek Diamond Express) and 11 30 p. m.
1 r ,V.ll,,,toii and Wllkcs-Barro via. V.
l'in&X- ", u - 8 OS, 11.10 a. in , 1.33
3 40, COO and 8 47 p. m
Tor White Haven, Hazleton, Pottsville.
and pilnclpul points In tho coal regions
via D. &. H it. R., 0 43 a. m , 12 03 and 4 11
p hi.
For Bethlehem, Eiston, Reading. Har
rlsburir and plinrlpal Intermediate sta
''l' via D K H n 11, 6 43, 7.45 a. m,
I2,.' r0' 333 ("lack Diamond Express),
4 41 and 11 to p, m.
Tor Tunkhannock, Tovvanda, Elmlra,
ltliaca, Ge-ieva and principal Intermedlata
stotions via D , L &. W. B. R, 0 00, 8 03,
9 5), am , 12 20 and 3 40 p. m.
r,?r 9,e,".eva- Itochester, Buffalo, Niagara
1 alls, t hlcago and all points west via D.
S. II. B B , 7 45 a. m , 12 05, 3 33 (Black Dla-
t, , , '-i'';, ou una 11 ju p. m.
I ullman pirlor and sleeping or Lehigh
i,Si, ntllr oar on all tiains between
VV Ill'eH-Bflrrn nn,l TSTowr Vnt-U Tvltn.l.il
Phill. BufTulo nml Rtmnpnalnn Vi-1,1
Pa Pass Ast" Pnlla
A. W. NONNEMACIIER. Asst. Qen
Pass Agt South Bethlehem, Pa.
Scranton Office. 209 Lackawanna avenue.
Cential Kailraad of New Jersey.
(Lehigh and Susquehanna Division)
Anthrac to coal used exclusively. Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN BISECT JAN. 25, 1897.
.'lBa'reetlraTsTo ,& n'ST'
u-Mm.T60.3ri5?07pm-m- '
For Atlantic City, S2o'a. m.
R9n7. yrk w-a,rk and Elizabeth,
8 20 (express) a. m , 12 43 (express with Buf
fet parTpr car), 3 05 (express) p m. Sun.
dai , 2 lu p m. Train leaving 12 45 p m.
arrives at Philadelphia. Heading Termini
ul, 5 22 p m. and New York 6 00 p m.
lor Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bothlc
19T' ??-st0ma,nd Ph"atlclphla, 8 20 a. m .
Sunday15TOp(1fr,U PhW P- "!
8 2Io'ar Im0nfdT2"C5 rSeBn me- et" at
Tor Lakevvood, 8 20 a. m.
ror Reading. Lebanon and Harrisburg.
SL,ndVi1:n2l?5"I?,in;0a-m':2-5'B00''-
Tor- Pottsville, 8 20 a. m , 12 45 p. m.
Returning leave New York foot of Llb-
a. m, 110, 130, 4 15 (express with Buffet
parlor car) p m. Sunday. 4 30 a. m """
d mT m ISflol5h! Reading Terminal.
9 00 a m , 2 00 and 4 30 p. m. Sunday, 6 25
rnTJ0m?v. Vckts, t0 a11 Plnt9 "' lowest
IVfL mafi b!i 1?n'! on aPPllcatlon In ad
vance to the ticket agent at the station.
H. P BALDWIN,
J. II OLHAUSRN, OenQuptPaS3-
VlfZ . HUDSON TIME
TABLE.
On Monday, Nov. 23,
trains will leave Scran
ton as follows.
Tor Carbondale 5 13.
7 55, 8 53, 10 15, a m ;
12 00 noon: 1 21, 2 20, 3 53.
& Zi, U -u. I ill, v w, 1U 31,
11 55 p. m.
Tor Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New England points, etc. 5 43 a. n.:
Tor Honcsdale 5 43, 8 55, 10 15 a. m
noon, 2 20 5 25 P. m
Tor Wllkes-Barre 0 45, 7 4, 8 4?,
10 45 a m ; 12 03, 1 20, 2 28, 3 33, 4 41
12 00
9 33,
0 00,
7 50, 9 30 1130 p m
Tor New York, Philadelphia, etc ,
Lehigh' Valley Railroad 0 15, 7 45 a.
50. 9 30 11 3U p m
via
m ;
Ex-
12 03- 120. 3 33 tvvitn uiacK uiamonu
press), 11 30 p m.
Tor Pennsylvania Railroad points 0 4j,
t 3S a m ; 2 30, 4 41 p m
For western points, via Lehigh Valley
Railroad 7 43 a. m , 12 0i 3 33 (With Black
Diamond Express) 9 50, 11 30 p m.
Trains will arrive at Scranton at follows:
Trom Carbondale and tho north G 40,
7 40 8 40, 9 34, 10 40 a. m : 12 00 noon; 1.05,
224 3 25 4 37, 5 45, 7 45, 9 45 and 11 25 p. m
Fiom'Wilkes-Barre and the south 5 40,
7 50. 8 50, 10 10, 11 53 a. m t 1.10, 2 14. 3 4S.
in C 21, 7 53, 9 03, 9 43, 11 52 p m.
j"W BUUDICK, G P A, Albany. N. Y.
IT W Cross D P A Scranton Pn
SCHATO DIVISION.
lit i:tfccl October ltli, lhOti.
ftorth Bound. houth Hound,
203 2011
Stations
-an
ZS
- Si 5
K iS w (Trains Dally, Ex.
j te I cept fiundny )
5 - a !
10 a
i m p m rrlve Leave
1 7 25 N Y Franklin st
...7 401 . ..
...7 15 ..
.. I 8 10 ....
Ml' Mi
.7 10 Weut 4.'nd street
.7 00, Weeuawken
ii- m Arrive Leave1
M"
. ll5Uaucock Junction J 1 6. . . .
1 09, Hancock 1 11 ....
,. .. 1J1B Starlight, .. 2 22 . ..
um Prestonpark ill
l-40 eomo .. n ....
liii I'ointelle 2 30 ....
M 14 Belmont . 2S8 ....
.... UOd Pleasant Jit. . 3C6 ....
fuse I'nlondalo 3 09 . ..
1149, Forest City 8 19 ..
.... 6 .'011 84 Carbondilo 704 331 ....
.... (ii4triro WhlteBrldgO 1707I33S ...
.... ill I3II12V Jtnineld 17121343...
.... b4iill."i Jermyn 71413 43
.... fiVlllSl Archibald 7i0 86l. .
.... 6J.M115 Ulnton 713 3 11
.... 6S.H1111 I'eckvlllo 727 39
.... 6 J3 11 071 Olvphant 73J40I ..
... 6 JO 11 05 Prlceburg 7 34 4 0T
.... 6 18 1103 Tkroop 7 38 410 ..
.... 8 15 11 ) Providence 7 19 114
... ei.' fi057 Park Pinco 17 41 f4 17 ..
... 8 10 10 55 Scranton 745 4 10
r m1 m Leave Mrlve'i ar m
All tinlns run dnlly extent Sunrtnv.
r aiguilles that trains stop on sl.rnnl for ras
sengeis t-ecure rates via Ontario & Western befiro
purcliasing tickets and savo money Daj tin 1
Night Kiprcsstothe West
I.e. Anderson, (Icn. Pass Agt
T. FlltcroJt. Dlv Pass, Af?t Scrantrtn "
Rrevy
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