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POLITICAL CARDS.
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1 !FU cniEI-' i,iTiiGi!rfi
C PIERCE WALKER,
V I Of the Fourth ward.
VOTE FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,
Or f-nnxASDoAii,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Rlrst District.
VOTE FOR
FRANK C. REESE,
OK .SilCKANIIOAU,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Op II no a it MoirAis,
-FOU-
j County Treasurer
VOTE FOR
GEO.FOLMER, Sr.,
Or Shenandoah,
-roit-
VOTE FOR
HarryjBradigan,
Or Shenandoah,
, FOR
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BRYAN INTENNGSSEE.
The Demooratio Candidate Speaks
in Memphis and Nashville,
WITH BRIEF SPEECHES EN ROUTE
At Meitiphl Ho AlilimuicrflTlinl He Would
WIIUiikIj- ltrtlru rtnni tlm Ticket Were
It for the llet Interest uf tho Cnliso of
I'ree .Silver.
Nashvillk, Oct. 0. Tho Rrcntoit crowd
that over turnod out to n political meeting
in tho history of Nuslivlllo crowdod about
tho strceti hero lait nlffht, shoutod and
yelled, cheered and applauded, nml lis
tened with markod ottoutlou to Wlllliun
J. Bryun on his arrival. Tho train boar
Iiir the party was duo at (1:65, but wu tcu
minutes late, and It was nearly 9tl5
o'clock when Mr. Hryan nddrossod hts llrst
audlonco In this city at tho Haymarket.
At that mooting tho five acres of ground
In tho lnclosuro was fully half filled with
pooplo, who choorod tho candidate wildly
on his apponranco. A glco club of thirty
mala voices oponod tho meeting with
"Home, Swcot Home," the old fashioned
molody which tho nominee Tins declared to
be his campaign song. Tho candidate was
then Introduced by Sonator Bate as the
next president of tho United States. Ho
was cheered and nppluuded throughout
his speech and many tlmos was stopped by
tho enthusiasm of his listeners. After his
Haymarket spooch ho addrossod n monster
mooting at Athletic Park, and subse
quently spoko to a mooting of Populists.
Ho loft at mldnlghtforLoulsvlllo. He will
spoak tonight nt Indlanupolls.
Mr. Hryan reached Memphl early yes
terday morning, uud his reception at
Nashville was but u repetition of that
which he received In Tennessee's metropo
lis. At 10 o'clock hi tho forenoon ho was
taken to tho basoball park, whoro ho id
drcssod nn audlonco of 10,000 people. In
tho course of his Memphis speech ho said:
"While I appreciate tho honor which has
been conferred upon mo, not only by the
nomination by my own, but by tho addi
tional nomination of two other parties, I
want to say to you horo, my friends, that
my Interest In tho causo of bimetallism is
bo deep that I would without a moment's
hesitation resign my nominations lu favor
of any person In this country who can
better carry this causo to victory. It Is
not a time to listen to porsonal ambitions.
"I want to Impress upon your minds
nnothor thing. It Is not only necessary
that wo shall eloct n president and vice
president In favor of frco coinage, but it
is necessary that there shall bo a congress
In favor of freo coinage. If there Is ono
majority in either houso against free coin
ngo the presidents powerless to restore
bimetallism to the poople. If you nro In
earnest In your doslro for blmotnlllsm you
must show that earnestness by eloctlug
congressmen, senators nntl president.
"I am not hero to luterfero in your state
campaign or local politics, but I am hero
to so deeieu tho convictions of those who
bellevo in freo colnago that there will not
bo a man In this state who agrees with us
who will not bo willing to sacrlflco any
thing that Is necossary to socuro tho ad
vancement of this cause. I am horu to In
crease tho enthusiasm, If I can, until tho
men who stand In tho way of complete
success will bo branded iisnn enemy. How
you may find It host to unify your forces
you nro to judgo, but I want you to re
member that you cannot help our cause
by helping thoso who nro fighting us,
"Our opponents say that tho tariff ques
tion is tho important issuo in this cam
paign. I tell them that until they put a
prohibitive tariff on foreign financiers I
won't talk tariff with them. So long as
wo must go to others to ask them what
wo can huvo thoro Is no uso to discuss any
quostlon until wo decido that wo have a
right to express our own opinion, when
Wo huvo ono. Whou wo establish tho right
of huvlng n policy, whon wo decido on it,
It will then bo tlmo to discuss the other
questions upon which parties and people
differ. ,
"If gold Is to bo our standard and a gold
dollar Is to be tho unit, and wo nro to bo
content with Its upward flights, thon, my
friends, I bellevo wo ought to change tho
die, that tho dollur will properly describe
Itself as it passes from hand to hand. If
wo must have it bocauso foreign nations
Insist, thon I think wo should change It,
and In tho placo of that face above which
Is written 'Liberty' let us havo it picture
of n woman In chains and above it writ
ton Hondage.' And instead of having
on the other sldo tho caglo, tho emblem of
national freedom, lot us put a vulturo
that lives upon tho dovourlng of human
kind.
"They call tho gold dollar an honost dol
lar. They know it is not an honest dollar,
and those who love that dollar most love
it becauso It is tho most dishonest dollar
tho world has over seon, and tho more dis
honest It bocomes tho greater tholr affec
tion for It. An honest dollar would bo a
dollar of which tho purchasing power
would bo stnblo; a dollar which rises In
purchasing power is as dishonost as ono
which falls In purchasing power- The
gold dollar Is bad, not because tho quality
of tho metal Is not good, liecnuso quantity
Is as essential lu money as quality. You
may show mo n particular kind of food
which i excellent in quality, but if there
is not enough of It to sustain llfo I will
never call i t. good food.
"I havo described the gold dollar as tho
balloon dollar. It keeps rising nil tho
time, and tlioKi who wore lu tho basket
when it started up stay with it, but it is
out of the roach of tho groat masses of
mankind. Wo are tired of tho balloon
dollar. Wo don't want a dollar to look nt
as It passos from us. Wo want a dollar to
handle as It passes among us. I want bi
metallism becauso it requires all tho gold
and all tho silver to furnish a safe basis
for tho Immense commercial affairs of the
nlnoteouth century. It requires thom both.
You talk to mo about a Hood of money
when wo havo freo coinage. My friends,
I know pooplo who lived so long lu the
south that thoy are watching for tho first
drippings of the Hood."
On tho trip from Memphis tho candidate
was enthusiastically greoted ut the towns
through which ho passed, and at most of
theso places mado speeches. Ho spoko
briefly at lirownsvllle, Hells, Humboldt,
Mlluu, McKonzle, Huutlugton and Cum
don. illieuiuatlmu Cured In a Day.
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They transform tho naturally cheerful
ami kindly individual Into tho sour nntl
crabbed cynic, and chnngo tho bright
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matrimonial bnrk has been wrecked,
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with dreams whose visions outvie in
fearfulness tho pictures of Dante's In
ferno are thu experiences of the dys
peptic and ncrvo wenkened. Joy is ex
tinguished and liope is nlmost dead.
It is truly a pitiable condition, a de
plorable condition, but let us be thank
ful it is by no means a hopeless one.
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nights lllled JLpV
in
Oeiiienting Their Friendship in
the Czar's Reception.
DEPARTURE FROM CHERBOURG.
At the Iliiiiiiuet Iteture I.t.ialnf fnr I'arla
Until tht Crtir and frralili'iit I'nuro 1
llvprrd Sperrhea Itrrnthlni; tho lYrtnt
1'rleiidslilr oftlio Nntlona.
CllEitlsouiiO, Uct. (J. Tho visit of tho
czar of liussla to Franco haa lieon made
the occasion uf nn exhibition of tho wild
est onthuKliiKiu on tho part of tho mnsses,
whllo tho olllclah havo succeeded In mak
itiB it most Impressive Tho principal
ovents thus far woro tho rovlow of tho
French lleot yosterday nf tornoon and tho
banquet In tho ovonliiR. Tho czarina ut
tendod tho lleot rovlow, but wai not pros
out at tho evontng banquot, plcadlnir fa
tlRUe. At 0-SOlast evonlng Prosldont Fnure and
tho other French ollleinls wont to tho quay
to escort tho czar to tho banquot. Tho
presldont nlono wont on board tho Polo
Star. Tho czar linniodlntoly mado hln ap
pearance, nnd nllprocoedod to tho banquet
hall. There woro soventy-throo guosts
sontod nt three tables In tho arscual. Tho
central table had a magnlllccnt dlsplny of
goldon ornamonts nnd llowers. The czar
nnd President Fnure occupied tho central
placos at this table, M. Loulxjt, represent
ing tho senate and M. Hrlsson, presldont
of tho chamber of doputlos, being soated
on either sldo of them.
President Fauro arose, tho othors pres
ent joining him In standing while he pro
posed tho toast to tho czar. Tho president
said :
"It Is with great Joy that, accompanied
by tho presidents of tho chambers, I havo
rocelved today your miijesty and the em
press. Tho president of the republic is
certain that ho responds to tho sentiment
of the nation in constituting himself tho
Interpreter of its unanimous wishes for
your Imperial family, tho glory of your
majesty's reign and tho welfaro of llus
sia. Tomorrow, In Paris, your majesty
will feel tho heart of tho French pooplo
boating, and tho welcomo given to tho
emperor mid empress of Ilussia will prove
to them tho sincerity of our friendship.
"Your nmjiwty has chosen to arrive in
Franco oscorted by one of our nitiadrnns.
The French navy is grateful for this. It
remembers with pride tho numerous
marks of sympathy which your august
father displayed towards it. and that the
task was entrusted to It of taking part In
the demonstrations nt Cronstiidt and at
Toulon."
As tho company drank tho president's
toast the naval band played the Husslan
utithcm. i
The czar in responding to the toast said :
"On touching the soil of a nation which
Is Hussla's friotid I share tho feelings
which you havo just expressed, Monsieur
I.o President. I raise my glass in honor
of tho French nation, the French lleot and
her sailors. I thank the president of tho
republic for tho wishes and the welcomo
ho has just expressed."
Tho czar then clinked glasses with Presi
dent Fnure, as M. Fauro had dono with
tho czar at the end of his own toast. The
naval band played the Marsellalse and the
Uusslnn anthem.
M. Fauro then escorted his majesty to
tho imperial train, where the czar warmly
shook tho hand of the president, who
kissed the hand of tho czarina. Tho bat
teries fired a llnal salute as tho czar nnd
czarina entered the train, which started at
8:31) o'clock, the presidential train follow
ing at 8 : !." o'clock. A double line of t roups
presented arms as each of tho trains de
parted. President Fauro has conferred tho vari
ous grades of the Legion of Honor upon
tho various members of the czar's ontour
ago, Including tho grade of grand olllcer
of tho legion upon Hear Admiral I.omln.
There was a pretty scene after tho ban-,
quet. when a nurso carriod tho baby Prin
cess Olga, the ll)-nionths-old daughter of
tho czar, dressed in white, through tho
glazed hall nest to the banqueting hall,
whero a brilliant reception was being
held. Tho throng of brightly uniformed
ollicers saluted tho little grand duchoss,
aud tho other guests applaudod.
Dissatisfaction In furls.
PAULS. Oct ll. There Is great discontent
over the manner of tho distribution of
tickets for tho fetes incident to tho czar's
visit. liven tho diplomatic corps havo
only received tickets for tho opera and
nono of the other ceremonies. The only
plausible explanation is that tho govern
ment desires to monopolize tho emperor,
in order to avoid tho risk of impairing a
demonstration of nirectlon glvon holely to
France. There Is anxiety that no long
talk with any home or foreign ambassa
dor should lessen this desired impression.
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l.ditor Morrison of Worthltigtnn, Ind.,
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Cntnigc Drove Ave., Chicago, wis nil run
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liackaclio which ncer left her and felt
tired and weary, hut six bottles of Klectric
Hitters restored liei health and icnewed tier
strength. Prices 50 cents and 1.00. (let a
bottle at A. WusU-y's Drug Store.
ltnllway l.xtcuslou In China.
PKKIX, Oct. (I. Consent has been given
by tho Cldnoo government for tho build
ing uf n branch of the Siberian railway
across northern Manchuria, with a pre
emption claUK) giving China tho right of
purchasing ibis branch after thirty years.
Permission to construct n brunch through
southern Manchuria was relusod. Shaug
Taotal, tho director Of railways, will prob
nbly ubtain thoconcossion for tho Hankow
Pekln Una
Thn Yentlier.
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coming variable.
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James I.. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says:
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tho last live years, to tho exclusion of
physician's prescriptions or oilier prepara
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BRUTA!. MURDER IN MAINE.
Srti-nty.Vrnr-tllil Wlilmr Killed mill Ilrr 1
lliimt s,t on l'lre.
CoiiNt8ll.Mo.Uct (1 Mrs. I)etvHobbM'
n widow, axed Til year, win brutally mur
dered nt her lonely homo In Manlowood.
In tho woHtern part of I'arsotislleld, ,veter-
, ... . i
day and her body was nearly entirely do-1
stroyed by lire. Tho motive for tho crlmo .
nnd flu. tnnrilnrnr iml-im,,.,, i
anil tne linn loror are unknow n. I
.Mrs. llobli was In humble clrcum-1
stances, and supported herself by working
for tho wives of the neighboring farmers,
nud raising a Tew vegetables. About noon
yesterday some children saw smoke lssti-
lug from tho door and windows of .Mrs. 1
Hobbs' house. The door was closed, and ',
there was blood on tho dclur stops. Push-1
lug ...pen tho door tho children found Mrs. ,
Hobbs lying tut tho Moor. Clothing wit-
united with kerosene had been plied on
the body ami a match applied
Tho body was rescued from tho flames,
but not until it had been badly burned.
On her neck and head woro several holos
of tho slzoof buckshot Searching parties
wero organized to hunt tho murderer, but
no clow has yet been discovered.
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remedy. We could nut all'ord to recommend
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HiiKCiibilch.
Fiitnlly Shot by n Sehuol Principal.
I.OCK1.ANH, O.. Oct. (). Professor W. A.
Johnston, principal of tho Lockwood col
ored puhllo schools, shot and fatally
wounded Miss Mnmio Carter, ex-toachor
in tho schools. Professor Johnston is
widely known In Hepublican party clrclos
as a campaign spoakor. Miss Carter
claimed that Johnston was tho cause of
her losing her position iu tho public
schools. Johnston Is lu jail.
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1 The President Off lor Ylislilut;tiin.
I IIrz7.A',!:i'.s Day, Uji. ii Pre-ident
i Cluvel.ind 1 -U here today for Washington, (
I embarking on llio One lla tor Jersey Cltv, I
whence he will prut-cod by train. Mrs. I
I Cleveland and the children haw; also loft
for their Washington home, going by
train. Mis. i li-vebind will vislttho Hour
diets at Kast (lieenwlch on route. It Is not
known whether the president and family
will stop lu New York.
Sanger's Challenge tn Italil.
Milwapkke, Oct. IS. A challenge was
forwarded yesterday to K. C. K.ild to raco
Walter Sanger In Milwaukee mi Satur
day, Oct. 10, forSl.wiO a side. A race meet
has been arrangi-d fnr that date, when the
fast riders of the country an- expi-i-ti-d to
compete. The same day Sanger will make
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How Are Your Kidneys?
cj Ever have your back ache? i
S Dr. Hobbs c&
eg Sparagus Kidney j
Pills &
mW Henlthj' MiiWjt (R
nMhi llarL SlrvDK
Hunt thy kltlnejB U
I-urify ttiBhlood b Ti
filtrrinif from it jO-
uric acid and all U
otlier ioIrion or
. 1'uro blood means
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Dr. Hobbs jQ,
Sparagus Kidney
jcLira aoDfu. u. d.
, Uriht'rti)leuft,liat)te.i)ropsy,KcremQ,
tilta KhAiiinnf lam. TtAtimliMA. f 1 n n t. &
ir.hczema. M.
Anamit, 1'nina in Abdomen, llnckiiche,
I of tho
if and oil lotitimmntion
rHcommtind tiwm. CO Cents a box. Ten-
tfXk tlmoniaia irom tuoadandi.
"ir llobbt Kmdj Co., t IiIcm d S FrutUev. T
For Sale in SHENANDOAH. PA., by
V S. P Kirlin, UruRRist, 6 South Main St. V
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY COKE
JLlti, jservou iHwiBeat ailing mem-
ory, Imiotency,KleepleBBue8,etc.,cftU8oti
c ret inn h.
They quickly and turtltt
restore Lott Vitality 1;
l v liauty in oia or sounu. and
or jouatf. and
h or marrlncfi.
lit a man for study, dub i news or marriage,
prevent Insanity nnd Consumption if
taiten in time, ineir ura snows immeaiuie improve
ment and effect b a CUItE whero nil others tail. In
elatupon bavins tho penal no A J ax Tablets. They
have cured thousands nml will cure you. We cive a
t08,uve written Kunrantee to eneci a cure in eacn cane
tit refund the money, price 60 cents itav nucknae, or
six packages (full treatment) for $2.60. 11 v mnll.in
plain wrapper, upon rnceipi oi price, uircuiar iree.
AJAX REMEDY CO., '"."ii.'
For sale ill Sh
miilH. 1. Klllln,
-luiiiiloah, l'a., hy
UrUKBlata-
A. Wnsli-y
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
(J S. PHILLIPS, M. I).
OMce: 30 Vet Centre eticL
Can be contilted nt nil Iioni.
p F. I1UIUC15, M. Ih
00 K. Lloyd street, Slicnatidoah.
Ofllco hours 7 to 9 a. nu, 1 to 3 nud 7 to t
p. ui.
T II. l'OMKUOV.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Hliciiaiidoali, l'a.
M. 11UHKK,
ATTOKNEV-AT-LAW.
Ofllce Kuan ImiUlInK', corner of Main
Centre streetfl, Shenandoah.
)H0K JOHN JONIW,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 63, Maflanoy City, Pa. i
Having studied under tome of the beul
niaNteru hIxndon and ParU, will k'lve leoiii 1
dii the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Termi
LwShll KhniVn.lnM. Htrouse, the
ewelcr, blienandoali. I
i r v
I
For sale by P. D. KIKI.IN, 8honandoab, Pa.
Ronnn Dil
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MlirYKlM. DIVISION.
HppritMIH.il J.I, 1A90.
Trnlna will lenveMlieiiiiiidortlinfter the fthov
mill: n,r ,iihki,ii-i , 'nun, , iik'k.uiu, ii.ia
Water, St. Clulr, I'ottavUle. ilnmlmru, lteadlnr,
1'otJ-ton n rhnenUvllle, Norriowii nml Phil,
ilelihliM Ilnmil street atiitloo) nt 60S nud 11 M
. ,! aj m m. on week day.. For Poll
vlllc mid intermediate ptntlona 10 . m.
SUNDAY
For WIkkh, nnner,,,,,,' Rmckvllle, Dark
Wnter St. clalr, l'ottsi llle, nt dos, 9 40 m. and
Slop. 111. For llnmlxiric, ltemlliiK, I'l'tutown,
siorl.V's'rop'm!"'0"11' -'I,"",lc"'l"a Htt0'
Tni'lns 'lenve Vrnckvllle tor Shennmloah at
10 10 11. in. nnd 12 11, 5 01, 7 42 nnd 10 27 p. m.
"--r. .ifrsi'.e.l!;,!".:.., 10 , n
n. 111. nml MO, 7 15 nml 1000 p. 111. Sunday M
10 10 n. 111., 8 15 p. in.
l.enve 1 111 Jllilt'l pillis, 1 iniin.i iiri-ti mmmiif , 1DI
HhcnnmlnnlintSS'nmlHIHn: 111., 4 10 nnd Til
p. m. week (lays. Sundays lenve nt 6 fW n. ra,
Lenve llronil street atatiou, Philadelphia, tur
Sen (ilrt, Ashury Park, Ocean tlrove. Long
llranch, nnd Intcrnicdlnte ptntlons. 4 05, 6.50, ft.23,
ll.:a. 111., 23S, 3..10, 4.05 p. in. week-days, 500
Saturdays only. Sumla- (atnp nt Iliterlaken
forAsbury l'ark), 4 05, S.25 a -
Leave llroiul Street Station, Philadelphia,
KOlt NEW YOItK.
Impress, weektlna, .120, 4 05, 4 50, 5 t5, 6 30,
73.), S20, 9 50, 1021 (Dlnlnir furl, II 00a. m.
12 00 nonn, 12 35 (Limited 1 00 nml 122 p. m.
Dining Cars), 110, 230 (Dining C'ar) 320,390,
10), 5ll), 3. V) (Dining Carl. 0 0). 6 50, S12.1000,
p. III., 12 01, IllKht Sllmlnys, 3 20, 105, 150,9 15,
s n y raj, 101:1, iinninir tnrj. ii iki a. ra.,
1231, 2 30 DinlliKCar, I HO Limited I 22 Dining
Car, S 20, .136, Hilling Cnr, 6 31, 650 Sl2,10cfl
p. m., 12 01 IllKht.
Kxpress for iiOston without clmiiRe, 11 00 a.
m., week-days, unci 6 50 p. in., dally.
l'OU WASHINGTON AND TllK SOITH.
For Bnltlmre nml WnahliiKton, 3 50, 7 30, 8 81.
1020, 1123 li. in., 12 00 (113) Limited Din
IliK Cnr), 112. 3 IS, 4 41 (5 1!) UmiKreaaloruil
Limited, DlnlnK Car), 6 17, 6.55 (DinlllK Car),
7 5S (Dlnini; Car) p. m., nml 12 05 IllKht
week ilnva. Suiulaya, 3 50, 7 20. 0 12, 1123 a.
in., 12 09 1 12, 4 41. ,( B IS Congressional Limited,
Dining Car), 0 55 (Dining Cnr), 75S v. m.
(DlnlnK Cnr) nml 12 01 nlKit.
For Si'n (.Irt, Sprlnu Lake, ltelmnr Ocenn
tlnive, Asliury l'nrk nml Ihik Hrniich 6 50,
s 25 ami 11 :w a in , :iao nml I to p. m week
I da s. .Sundays, h 25 ll. lu.
! l'Otl ATLANTIC CITY.
! Lenve Brimd stleet station, rhiliuleiphla (via
I Delaware river bridge), express, 7 OJ it. m.
dally.
Lcate JIarket street Ferry, express. 8 V a m..
2 00, I 00, t 00 p. m Simln k. H. 9 45 a m.
' AivniiiiniMlnlliin, s 00, s an, a. in.. :! .11 and I JO
p in,weekdas. Sundays, S Oo, s -, a in 4 00
ami 5 00, p. in.
1 For Cape Slav, Anulessen, Wlliluood anc
Holly lScach, miil Sen lle City, Ocean city and
! Aviooi Ex press, 9 00 a. in., 4(0 p m. week
days. Suuilnva, 9(n, in.
J Kx pi ess, 9 10 a. in., and 230. 4 JO p. m.
I w"ek Ha- Sunil.iys, S 50 n. in
For Somers lNiluu Kxprcs. s 50 n m , 4 00
p in week days Sundays, s 11 a m
I S. M. l'HF.vo-T, J. It. Woon,
(ien'l Manager. Oen'l Pass K'r Agtt
READING R R SYSTEM
In kfff.ct may
1190,
TrnliiH lenve HliennnJoali n-4 follows
Kor New York la J'liUndflphia, cck diiri,
2 10, 3 23, 7 20 a. m., 12 is, 3 00 and 3 55 p. m
bundavH, 2 10 a. in.
For New Ynrk via Maiioli Chunk, week dara,
3 23, 7 20 a. m., 12 Hand 3 00 p. tn.
For Heading nnd I'lillndelphfa, week dayi.
2 10, 3 23, 7 20 n.m., 12 IS, 3 00 nud 5 55 p. m. Sun
dnvp, 2 10 n. m.
For Fottsville, week dayt, 2 M, 7 20 a. m,, and
12 H, :t mi ami 5 55 )i. in. Mi!Hlan, 2 10 a, in.
I-Nir Taimii iia and IMaliannv Cit), week daya,
2 10, 5 23, 7 20 a. in., 12 IS, 3 00 5 33 p- m,
bunda 2 10 a. in. '
Vor Willlainiport, Sunlmry an 'f'S ft2L
week day, 3 25, 11 30 a. m., 130 and 7 25 p. m,
SundavH, 3 25 a. in.
For Maliauoy lMnne, eekdnv. 2 10 3 23, 5 25,
7 20, 11 30a. in.. 12 is, 1 30,30,5 55, 7 23 and 0 63
p. in. Sunday?, 2 10, 3 2-3 a in.
For Anhlainl and Sliamokin, week dnyfi, 8 7
720,11 30 a. in., 150,723 aud 9 55 p m. S
days, Ii 23 a. tn.
Fur Italthnore, Vusliin(jton nud tlie Wea
It A. ii IE II. throuKh tralnn lv- Hvm
Terniinnl. IMiiladelplila, (V. Si It I' V i nt .
7 35, 11 21 n tn., 3 10 nnd 7.27 p i.. Sunda
3 20, 7 Oi) 11 2J a in , 3 10 and 7 27 p. in Ad
tlnnal train! from Th enty-fourtli and Chei
nut streets station, u eek tta n, 10 0 a in. 12 3
I'.' 1 8 (0 ) m- StindayH, 1 33. H 23 p tn
TIEAINH FOlt HIIKNANDOAH
I,t-ave New York via Philadelphia,
dM. 4 H0, 8 00 a. Ill, 130, 130, 0 00 p
week
. bud
uini. rtiinuayH. u uu p in.
I.eare New Ycrk via Maucli C'lmnk, we)i.
daM, 4 30, 0 10 a. in.. 1 30 nnd 115 p tn
Leave IMiiladelplila, Heading Terminal, week
days, 4 20, 8 33, 10 03 a. in. and 4 05, (3 30, 11 DC
p. in Srimlay, 11 30 p. in.
I-ave Heading, week dayn, 115, 7 10, 10 08,
1133 a m., 00 nnd H 20 i. m. Sundays, 1 35 a. m.
I,env FottHvIlle, week dnys, 2 35, 7 40 a.m.,
12 30 nud ft 12 p. m. KundaH. 2 35n in
Leave Tnmaqua, week dayp, 3 IS, 8 50, 1123 a
m , 1 27, 7 20 and 9 13 n. in. Sundays. 8 18 a. m.
1,4'avtt Mahauny City, week days, 3 43. 9 21
11 47 a. in., 2 03, 7 41 and JO OS p. m. .Sundays, 8
a. in.
Leave Mahanoy I'lane, xveek days, 2 10, 4 00,
630.9 87, 11 39 a. m., 1 12, 2 19, 5 20, 6 26. 7 57 and
10 23 p. m. Sundays, 2 40, 00 a. hi.
T iii-i U'llllmiiiuorf .C.,L- .ir.. tit nn .
m., 3 33 and 11 41 p. m.' Sundays, it 15 p' ui,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf nod
South street whaif fur Atlantic City.
Weekday Kxpren-, 9 00n. m , 2 00 1 00, 5 00
p. m. Aeeuunnod.itton, H 00 a. in., 0 30 p, in,
Sundays Express, 900, 10tW n. m. Aecom
inrtdation, ft 00 a. tn., I 13 p. in.
lEeturiifiitf Ienu Atlantic City depot, comer
Atlantic and Arkana avenues.
Weekdays Express, 7 .13, 0 00 a. in 3 30. S 30
p. m. Aieomniodatfou, H 13 a in 1 IJ2 p.m.
Siiiulavh Express, 1 0), 7U0p.it. Aecoinmo
dathin, 7 13 a m , I 13 p. in.
Parlor Cunt on all express trains,
I. A. SWEIOAKI), U. ). HANCOCK,
Oen'l Superintendent. (JenM Paai. Ag
riillions of Dollars
Go up In stnole cvory year. T.ike no
riaKB but get your houses, sioi-U fur
niture, etc., Insured in flr&t-cLsa re
liable compauios as renreseutcJ l-r
DAVIn FATIT Insurance Apent,
LnVllJ 1 AUOl, 130 Houtb Maui I
Also Life Htitl Acoldentul Companies
Tho Rosy Froshnoss
And a velvety toftness of the akin (3 mra.
riably obtained by those who use I'omoki's
Oomiilexlou I'onder.
Chlclicalrr's EnclUh llamonl llran-.
ENYROYAL PILLS
UrlJElnHl and (intr Genuine.
Arc. klwa nllablc ladl it ,
I PruMlit fur Chickir$ 1 h V i 4
?Nira, MfcJeJ witb Hue ritt a TuLo
ninth. RtfuAA dartatruUM tn'
mvHtl llran l la ll. -a km l i,. ii a -tl.ir
' la itmi .ur rvtlcuKrii t ' c " t i t
i truer lor i itiU't itti r i y rt-tarn
SIiilL ln.OOOtiDtliuonikl'. s " i lis.
IwIJ bt 4ii OrUMljU- PbliftHn. l-'tM
iftl 3 IltR M" fl 11 lflR3 Sonw?ilnpS
" " w' 1 lUt "M tnlng t. vat a t
uMtWPivrwKmUV.nrTia '"VtifiS
iieyt Waihlngton, H. C. for their i.au) prlio ofler
ana tt Qr lwu buuorva lnTentlou warned,
Whon In u... u c I r
ftcrvuus l.'ebi . , u I imtt,
lmDOtcncv.Alr, n.iv ?- -Hea.nii
I other weakncs.1., It a t: y cuae.
use Bcxinc 1'iiia. LT-.i-s cnrcKea
nd lull vlffor quickly real it ed.
If o.flaclMf. .ach Iroablr. t f.i
Malledf6rl,CO;nhcf00 Vitb
I Q.vooraersweffivcaKuai4nirri
cure or re:unu wic ut-ic , t , j
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