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many Instances tba
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the dlieaee la com
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Uethlehcm, Enston New York nml Pliiludelphla
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For Wllkesbarre, W'hlto Haven anil Plttston,
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For MeAdnn. Audenrleil. llnrleton. Stockton
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fi 17 n. m.
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pot wruniuu, i tn. iu a. m., uh iu.
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For Mahanoy City, Pnrk Place nnd Delano,
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Trnlim will leave Hliainokln at 7 00. 9 20 a. m
1159 nnd A 20 p. ni., and arrive at Shenandoah
at 7 au, 10 12 n. in., l. o., a u p. m.
ueava aneiiunuuuii lur i u,witwic, v.u,,,
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Iutve Shenandoali lor l'ottavuie, St. uiatr.
12 85. 503. 8 is d. m.
in uaneion ior miennnuouu, uu o.ui., county, tho granaaaugnter oi j. j. jmc-l245'B(W626'8SlP-m-
TJnllv Billtnr nf tho Roshon News, and
SUNDAY trains.
Tralna leave for Raven Run, Oentraiia, ml
flannel and Slukmokin. 9 45 a. m.. 7 21 P. m..
Truins leave Hbamokln for Shenandoah nt
8 60 a. in., and 3 35 p. in.
Ixttve Shenandoah (or Yntesvllle, Mahanoy
City, Park I'lace, Delano, McAdoo, Audcnried,
llailcton, BtocKtou, l.uimicr voni, weaincriy
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ror leniKiuon, Biniingion, uiuwauqua, v nite
bIuI,'?IalymA,aTd63S' I8,on rhiiiips.
rNewVorkBandrhfiadeiplila,() 47 a.m.
Leave llailcton for Shenandoah, 8 SO, a. m.,
ana o v p. m.
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1a
I Is one
I poaseaa,
USE HER AIEST
Olaims the 'Wilaons" Inducoil Hor
to Stoal Marion Olark.
HER EEAL NAME IS ANDERSON.
Tho Projootop or tlio Kliliinplnir IMot
ImUio Son oT a I'romlueiit Arkniixiit
City Jutliio Itoukliind County- Of-
flolnln Hold tlio Uliltif Connnlrntorn.
Summit, N. J., Juno 3. Carrie Jones.
(ho nurso who had chnrco of llttlo
Marlon Clnrk, was arrested hero last
night. Hor real name Is Delia Ander
sou. In a confession she said that she
had been a parly to tho abduction, nnd
that sho had been led Into tho scheme
by George Ileaurcgard narrow and UIe
Doforo a notary public Delia Ander
son made tho following confession:
"I aided In tho abduction of Marlon
Clark, tho Infant child of Arthur V.
Clark, of Now York, rn this abduc
tion I was prompted by Mark Doauro-
gard and his wife, Jennie I was told
by them that I would get half of nny
ransom paid for tho return of tho
child. I waa poor, tired of hard work
and wanted money. I was told that
thero would bo absolutely no dangor.
Tho Doauregards schooled mo In tho
way to abduct tho child. Wo had do-
mjihu iu umu mo msi uuuu nun
unuuuu u
MThfl nlnn wna aitcvraatrtrl
Tho plan was suggested this spring
by Mr. Deauregard. I hesitated, but
thoy porsuaded me to act.
"On Saturday before wo abducted
Marlon I mot Mrs, Deauregard In Cen-
tral park l wouId not let nor take
the-child thon. I bo pitied Its mother.
"On Sunday I mot Mrs. Beauregard
In tho park again, and sho was so per
sistent that I let her tako Marlon from
tho baby carriage."
Tho confession then dotalls her trip
with the child to Brooklyn nnd thenco
to Sloatsburc. Sho returned to Now
York, and on Thursday came hero on
the advice of "Mr. Deauregard.
THE CHIEF CONSI'lllATOnS.
"Wilson' Ib tho Sou of n Prominent
Arknnsni City .luduo.
New York. Juno 3. Chief McClusky
was asked last night as to the number
of porsons he believed to be involved
in the Marlon Clark kidnaping plot.
He said ho believed thero were only
threo porsons Involved the man Wil
son, who has slnco been Identified as
Q, Deanrogard Barrow, his wife and
the nurse girl, Carrie Jones. Ho de
clined to discuss the questions as to
the probablo motive of the conspira
tors, saying that thero wore many
points to be cleared up before ho could
answer that. It was apparent to nim,
the captain said, that there was no
posslblo doubt that the persons now In
custody were tho guilty one3.
Chief McClusky nnd Detectlvo Arm
strong went to Nyack yesterday to seo
Sheriff Blauvelt and secure, It possible.
tho transfer of the prisoners. Tho
sheriff refused to surrender tho pris
oners, the Rockland county authori
ties deciding that thoy had Jurisdiction
In the matter under tho provision or
the code, which says that a kidnaper
may be arrested, tried and convicted In
a county where the crime of kidnaping
is committed, or In any county wliere
the kidnaper la caught with the ennu,
or in any county where the kidnaper
mav Hvo. Having heard tne text oi
tho code read by tho district attorney
Chief McClusky conceded the right un
der tho orovlslon named for tne hock-
land county authorities to noia tno
prisoners ior mai.
District Attorney Wyro last night or
dered Justice Herbert, of Garnersvillo,
to lssuo subpoenas for tho witnesses in
tho examination of tho Wilsons for
Monday. Arthur Clark, father of tho
abducted child, and Chief McClusky,
of the detectlvo bureau, are among
those subpoenaed.
Wilson and his wire occupy ad
joining rooms on the second floor of
the jail at Nyack, and a colored wo
man is with Jennie wtison.
A deputy sheriff from West Chestor
county wont to the jail yesterday to
see if he could Identify Jennie Wilson
as a woman implicated In a large rob
bery of Jewelry in that county. He va3
nllowed to see ner, ana said sne was
not tho one he was after. A reporter
from a New York paper brought up a
bov who had carried a letter to Mrs.
Clark during her baby's absence, and
wanted to seo whother tho boy could
lucuiuj' luci nuitmiii
fuse(l to let htm see
w nrnr,n 1 t
Mrs. wllson IS t
Identify the woman, but the sheriff re-
Jennie wuson.
the daughter of n
newsnaoer publisher at Ooshen.Oranga
,a herself a printer by trade. Mrs. Mc-
Nally received a letter yesterday from
Mrs. Wilson dated Thursday, wnicn
read as follows: "I have been arrested
In connection with baby Clark case.
Can explain all. will write tomorrow
Don't worry.
A dispatch from Llttlo Hock, ArK.,
BayB; Qeorge Beauregard Barrow, the
man arrosted In New York state
cnargea witn iciunapmg hub luanun
Clark, is well known In Little Bock
anti tho nowB of his arrest Is the sen-
satlon of the hour, Barrow belongs to
wealthiest members of the Llttlo Rock
bar and his brother, John Barrow, Is a
member of the Arkansas legislature
and a prominent attorney at law,
George B. Barrow, the prisoner. Is him
self a lawyer, having boon admitted
to the bar at Little Hock four or Ave
years ago. He Is about 28 years old,
well educated and of pleasing address.
He has been in many boyish scrapes,
nnd once or twice In serious difficulties.
About four years ago he returnee after
a long absence and began the practlco
of law. Ho sought admission to mom'
berahlp in a local athletic and social
club, but was blackballed. A few
lays later an attempt was made to
blow the club house up with dynamite
and Barrow was arrested charged
with tho crime. Ho was acquitted and
went to Now York, whero he secured a
salaried position with Tammany nan
M1B movements uiuce men am uui
known, except that he was at various
times employed by a New York news
paper, the Broadway railway and
...I. Ul ta.at. anva iVinf
l'e has helped him out ot trouble for
lua last, uiuo.
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Little Rock, Ark., Juno 3. A letter
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York estate, addressed to State Treas
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swindle which already amounts to
i,r. nnn o,t ,l,l, Ooo mlnl ,
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All the bonds of this issue have been
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To Tot Mfohtcn'n Minos.
Lansing, Juno 3. Tho houso yester
day afternoon agreed In committee of
tho whole to the bill taxing mining
companies In tho upper peninsula, and
friends ot the bills claim enough votes
to pass It In both branches. Under it
copper mining companies are required
to pay a specific tax of from one
sixteenth ot h cent per pound on an
annual output of 5,000,000 pounds, to
one-half cent per pound on an
output oxceedlng 50,000,000 pounds.
Iron raining companies are required to
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tbo Ohio Contest.
oaldwell qets second place.
Tlio IMntfYtrm .Stroimly Umlor tho
AdliiliilKlrntlon of I'rcfStllout MoKln-
Iny nml III" Itocnnt Civil Sorvlro Or
dor nml Ucoluroc Amilnt tlio TruxtK.
Columbus, O., June 3. The llepubll
can state convention yestenUy noml
natedJurtRe George K. Naih.the favor
He of Senator llanna, for governor,
and ox-Congresman John A. Ca'dwell,
the favorite of George H. Cox, for lieu
tenant governor, with the other live
nominations distributed .among tbone
of loss distinct pnrty affiliations.
What wm generally called tho Han
na-Cox combination controlled n largo
majority of tho 813 delegates, but It did
not exorcise Its power beyond the nom
inations of Nash nnd Caldwell. The
conference nt which 8enntorIlanna,Mr.
Cox nnd others roached a mutually
satisfactory understanding did not con
cludo until 0 a. m., an hour beforo tho
convention assembled. It was nil over
then with Mr. Daugherty and other
cand datos.
Gullbort nnd Huffman were nomi
nated for second terms without oppoat
tion. When some of the delegates
raised tho cry of "slate" George U. Cox
himself was tho first to break the slate
bv changiiiK the 80 votes of Hamilton
county, which ho had caBt on tho first
nnd second ballots for Judge Hull for
nttornoy ceneral. to Jamos M. Sheets,
Judgo Hull hnd been gonornlly consid
ered as a sure winner, as ho hau oeen
slated. In this cose tho nntl-trust ns
well ns tho anti-slate element cut qulto
a figure Judge Hull had been a candi
date for governor, nnd when he with
drew after tho first ballot It was gener
ally known among the delegates what
his withdrawal meant, and especially
when his support went to Nash on tho
second bnllot. In addition to tho at
tempt of tho field to combine against
"tho slato" thero was opposition to tho
plan of nny one bolng a candldato for
two places on tho ticket, and Judge
Hull was again defeated after a very
hard fight, which occupied moro time
than any other business In tho bIx
hours that the convention was in ses
sion. Tho only other place In which tho
slate was broken was In tho nomina
tion for supreme Judgo. Tho Incum
bent, Judge Bradbury, was a candldato
for a third term, and he was opposed
on that ground as well ns on the cry of
"Blate." Judge Bradbury, State Treas
urer Campbell and Attorney General
Monnott were all candidates for tho
nomination for third terms and all
wore dofeated, but Judge Bradbury was
the only one of this trio of "third
termors" who was on "the slate."
Isaac B. Cameron, the successful con
testant for treasurer of state, was gen'
erally credited with being on "tho
slnto" and ho secured tho Hannn-Cox
vote.
Outside of tho unusually animated
contests for the nominations, tho fea
ture of tho convention was tts vnlver
sal endorsement of President McKItt'
ley. When the plnnk In the platform
"commending tho president for tho Ju
diclous modifications ot the civil ser
vice rules, recently promulgated, wns
read thero was a very enthusiastic
demonstration. Regarding trusts the
platform says:
"We commend the action of tho
Seventy-third general assomblyof Ohio
In passing the stringent law now on our
statute books, prohibiting the organi
zation of 'trusts,' and wo denounce
such unlawful combinations as Inim
ical to tho Interests of tho people"
In presenting tho name of Mr.
Daugherty, Mr. Holcomb, of Cleveland,
said ho- hoped the convention would
tolerate no dictation. And when Mr.
Daugherty was called out, after tho
nomination of Judge Nash, the defeat
ed candldato said among other things
that he hoped he would at least bo
allowed to live as a private citizen In
the Republican ranks. Outside ot theso
utterances thero were nono of the
slings that are common at conventions
and that were frequently heard on
previous days this week In both public
nnd private utterances of leaders.
The full ticket nominated Is as fol
lows: For governor, George K. Nash,
of Columbus; lieutenant governor.John
A. Caldwell; audltor.W. D. Gullbert, of
Caldwell; treasurer, Isaac D. Cameron,
of Lisbon; attorney goneral, L. W.
Hull, of Sandusky; supreme Judgo, W.
D. Davis, of Marlon; member of board
of public works, Frank Huffman,
George K. Nash Is a leading attorney
of Columbus, and Is 45 years old. He
has been prosecuting attorney of
Franklin county, attorney general of
tho state, member of the supreme
court, and during four campaigns
chairman of the state committee,
Millions Given Away,
It Is certainly gratifying to the poblio to
know of ono concern in the laud who are not
af!?ld tl'?i'al
Discovory for Consumption, Coughs and
I Colds, havo given away ovor ten niilllou trial
tottlea of this great niedlcino; and have tho
by It. Call on A. Wasley. 1
a trial bottl freo- Rcs"lr
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r size doc anu ti.
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.Tolinnu Straus Dying.
Vienna, Juno 2. Johann Strauss, tho
famous Austrian musical composer.
known as the "Waltz King," now In
his 74th year. Is believed to be dying,
He Is suffering from nn acute aggrava
tion of bronchial catarrh, of which ail
ment he has long been a victim.
' Do You Know
Consumption is preventable? Science has
proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal.
The worst cold or cough can bo cured with
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold
on positive guarantee for over fifty years,
Sold by P. T). Klrlin On a guarantee.
Injunction Suit Aeulust Uncle Sam
Washington, Juno 3. Joseph Brad
field yesterday instituted suit In the
district supremo court to prohibit unl
ted States Treasurer Roberts from pay
ing money on account ot congressional
appropriations made to sectarian in
stttutlons. Ho asks for an injunction.
basing his suit on constitutional
grounds. He names several soml-pub'
lie Institutions of Washington In his
petition.
To-Nlght and fo-Morrow Night
And each duy and night during this week
y(m can get at auy druggists Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to
bo tho most successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma and
Consumption, Get a bottle to-day aud keep
t always In the house, so you can checfe your
at once. I'rico 25j aud 50c. Sample
bottle froo.
TO SAVB OUR SOLDIGRS.
To Dfilny Philippine. (-nmtmlKii tTiitll
IIrIiiv Mton r.Md.
Washington. Jun 8 Tu con
tingent of the war department
which Is In favor of quirk action
nnd a speedy end to the Orlentat cam
paign, even at a large present ex
penditure. ! chafing at delay. On the
other band the more conservative ele
ment polnta out that the rainy season
has already commenced In the Philip
pines, and that It would lie a waete of
men anu resources to uirow a iarg
hotly of volunteers Into the Islands at
the lieglnnlng of the sickly months and
to have them enoaraiied In barracks
till they could come out In the fall and
work off their malaria campaigning
through the swamps.
The administration's aavircs irom
Professor Schurman. of the Philip
pine commission, have lieen uniformly
optimistic, ami It la understood mat
further advices of the same tenor wer-J
received yesterday. This was also
borne out by the proas dispatches,
which spoke of social gayetlea In Manila
for the benefit of the friendly natlvn
population. Tho proepect now Is that
the active campaign In Luzon Is fin
ished till tho end of the rainy season.
Coincident with the withdrawal of
tho volunteer troops In the Philippines
Brigadier Generals Halo. Smith and
Funston will be relieved .from further
duty In that country and ordered home
for muster out, with the organizations
with which they are Identified before
their elevation to brigadier general, tt
was to meet this prospective reduction
In tho number of general officers Berv
Ing In tho Philippines that Brigadier
Generals Bates, Young, Grant and
Schwan were ordered to that country
it Nnnus STO,n.
If there's no steam in n
fire-engine
it won't do
its work
Heavier
metal or
larcer
wheels
on't help it. It
needs steam. It's
the same when a man's
strength is gone, he
wants new life fresh
vitality It makes no
difference how large his
frame may be or how
bitr the muscles on his
arms ana lees: it tne inner power aim
force of lite is lacking He can t do ins
work; he is practically a sick man. You
can't make him well by feeding him
with oily emulsions, mere s no use in
flabbv fat. Hi9 proper weinht wl come
after he gets well. The first thing he
needs is strength, lorce, steam.
'About a year aRO," aayi Mr John Ilrookii
of Dovlston. Mas... " I wa taken with a bad
Ma
cold wbkh settled ou my lungs. The doctors
said I was In consumption and could not get
well. I took etuuHlon of cod liver oil ana it
did me no good. Alter taking It Tour months I
heard of Dr. Pierce s (jolueu Meutcal Discovery,
and wrote to him for advice. I have taken this
medicine and it saved my lire. I felt so sick
when I wrote to him I thought I would not live
the winter through.
Iu the mornin;
iff I would rai.e an awiui lot
and spit all the time, with pains in my chest
all the time. My bowels would not move
more than once or twice a week ; my strength
was nearly all gone; 1 could not do a whole
day's work. Now my bowels are regular every
day, and I feel no more pains in my chest I
frei a irreat deal stroncer. I am workine hard
every day. driving a team In the woods, and
I owe my thanks to Dr. Pierce's Golden Mcd
leal Iliscoverv. I know it saved mv life. 1
cannot praise it enough. I am proud to tell my
menus wuai cureu me."
The way this great remedy acts in
bronchial and lung diseases is more fully
described in Dr. Pierce's great 1000-page
Common bense aieuicai Auviser, sent
1'RBR for ai one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailinir only. Aciuress ur. k. v,
Pierce. bb fllam street, iiuimio, . y,
He is always ready to give free advice
by mail.
THFFI 604 Horth Sixth St.
Uniin E (UEaSide Entrance on Green St
i-aiinueipuiru Ji'. cam riot
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p-sois aa worded and auunDKaarertisemems,
1 3 SI. m poimg as old and experienced spec
S2 lallita. nfterlae free conintuttons.
5 -g S tree advice and cheap or. moderate
Sji.S S priced treatment. ThetrTtctimsyou
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r 2rrS 3E who Is known as theonlr honest,
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(or book "Truth," the only true medical book
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andeipojtnKalldeceltslntneprsctlccof medicine,
aul electricity, llsnrsi B-3, ergs, 6-9, Sunday,-!!,
Philadelphia &
Readinq R y.
Engines Burn Hard Coal No Smoke.
IN EFFECT MAY 11. 1898.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows
Kor New York via Philadelphia, week days.
- iu, Dili, ui.'JMa. m., u a, a uv anu sou p. m.
Sunda)s, 2 10 n tu.
ror fluw Yor via niaiien Chunk, week dava
7 87 a. ro., 12 26 and 3 09 p. in.
Kor Heading anu ruiiAueipnia. week uavs.
2 10, 3 33, 7 87. 9 33 a. ni., 12 26, 8 09 and 6 09 p. m.
emnuays, 1 iu n m.
Kor Pottsville. weec nays, a 10. 7 87. 9 1 a. m.
12 26, 8 09, 6 09 and 7 30 p. in. Hinilays, 2 10 a ro.
Kor lamaiiiH anu lanalx, uy. wrult flays
210, 787, 953 a. ru., 13 26, 3 09 and 6 09 ru.
unuays, - ion ro.
Kor wtiuarasnon. riunnury ana lwisbure.
week days. 327. 11 82 a. m.. 12 26. 7 30 p. ru
Sundays, 3 27 a ro.
Kor Aiananox nane. weeKaays, z in, a a im.
77,955,11 X2 a.m., 12 26, 809, 6 09, 73J, 3 54
p. m. unauvs, 1 iu anu a 'n a ra.
ror Asmana ana auarooKin, weec uaye. u 27.
7 87. 11 32 a. m.. 12 26. 3 09. 6 07. 7 23 and S 55 D. m.
Sunday, 3 27 a ra.
Kor Baltimore, Washington and the west Tla
B. 0. It. K.,
lu ..-I. .- , .
Beading
Ter-uinal, Philadelphia. (P. K. B R.) at 8 20,
lb, u. iu., a iu ana (.-', p. i nunaays
8 2), 7 00, 1126 a.m., 3 46 and 7 27 p.m. Addi
tional trains from Twenty-fourth and Chest
nut streets station, week aays, 10 so a. m. 1Z-0
12 13 8 40 p.m. Sundays, 183. 8 23 p.m.
TltAINS FOR SHENANDOAn.
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week
days, 12 15, 4 80, 7 30, 11 80 a. m and 1 30, 4 30,
9 0O p.m.
Leave new rorc via jiiaucn chunk, week
days, 4 80. 9 10 a. m., 1 80, 4 40 p. in.
Leave Philadelphia, Ituadiun Terminal, week
daya, 4 80,886, 1021 a. m. and 136, 4 06, 636,
11 aa p. m.
leave ueaaing, wees: uays, jot, 700, 10 08,
m., 12 13, 4 17, 6 00, 8 28 p. m.
Iave Pottsvlile. week days. 7 17. 7 40 a. m.
930, ! 80, 1 20, 4 30, 6 10 and 6 80 p. m.
LfAvo isrosqua, weec aays, s is, 8 86, 1123
a. in., 1 4, a 00, 7 au. 9 41 p. m.
Leave Mahanoy City, week daya, S43, 9 01
11 47 a. m., 2 22, 8 25. 6 21, 7 44, 10 08 p. in
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week dava. 2 40. 4 00
680. 922 1023,1200. a. m.. 2 39, 5 86. 642.7 58
1021pm.
Leave Wllllamaport. week daya, 7 42, 1000 a
m 12 34 and 4 00, 11 30 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and
South street what! for Atlantis City.
Weekdays Express, 9 00, a. m Satur
days only 130J 200, 300 400, 800, 7 13 . m
Accommodation, 8 CO a m., 5 30, 6 80 p ra
Sundays Express, 9 00, 10 00 a m Accommoda
tion, 8 00 a Ui , 4 45 p. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantleand Arkansas avenuea.
Weekdays Express. 7 83. 815. 9 00 and
10 43 a m.. 8 80 and 8 30 p in. Accommodation.
4 23,817 a. m., 4 03 p. m. Bundsys Express,
t uu, o tw, o uu p. m. Accoramouation, 1 10 a. m.,
4 15 p. m.
For Cape May. Sea Isle City and Ocean Cltv
Weekdays 9 00 a m, Sundays, Chestnut
. 4 ft M U.,L -1 . An,, - 1 .,
dltlonal, weekdays, for Cape May, 4 15 p in.,
for Sea Isle City, 8 03 p m., for Ocean City,
4 15. 8 00 Dm.
Parlor Cars on all express Iratna.
For further Information, apply to nearest
Philadelphia and Reading Itallway ticket agent
or auureaa
(len'l Supt, ' Qen'I Paaa'r Agt,,
The Cure thai Cures
Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
Whooplnn Cough, Asthma,
2 Bronchitis nnd Inolplone
w consumption! 1a
TVve GERMAN REMEDY"
Cure VYiTOiV atA Vuwx i'vatastts.
tSiaW 4w$Ai: 25650tW
Grocers can tell
you why those
whobuy SEELIG'S
keepcorningback
for It. You can't
keep on selling
poor thing to the
same people.
(Tcd by
using SCOl-
Iq'S because yon
lean buy cheap
J coffee and make
It delicious by a
lltuo 01 tilts admixture.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
fjlt. K. Y. KOl'SA,
Outre nixl .Mark streets.
In the Mrllet bulldlnsr, adjoining Justlra
Hhovinnker's ofllw. .
OIHee hours : 8.-) to 12:00 a. in., zjuu loiiw
and 6:00 to 90 p. 111.
M. BURKE,
ATTORKEY-AT-tAW.
Office Bmin bulldlne. corner of Main an
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
)HOF. JOHN JOKES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 68, Mahanoy City, Pa,
IlATlne studied under some of the beat
masters In London and Paris, will aire lessona
on theTlolln,mandolln. euliarand rocal culture.
Terms reasonable. Audresa In care of Btrouaa,
the leweler BhenarMoah.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
BCIIUYKILL DIVISION.
Jl-MK 1, IBM,
Trains will leaTe Hhenandoah after the anova
date lor WIeksii, Clllberton, Krackville. Oaik
Water, Si. Clair, Pottarllle. Hamburg, Iteadlor,
Pottstown. PhoenlxTllIe. ftorrlatown asd Phil,
aielphla (llr'Ad street sUtlon) at S 19 and 8 OA
a. m., 3 10. 6 It p m. on week daya. Bundara.
8 OS a. m., SO p. m.
1 rains lcro rracKTine lor Bnenanaoah ai
7 86, 11 46 a. nu and 6 36, 7 86 p. m. Bundayv
11 01 a. m. anil !S S6 p. m.
Iave PotUvllle lor 8henandoab (rla Fraek
rllle) 7 10, 11 33 a. m., 5 10, 7 10 p. m. Sunday
10 S3 a. m., 5 10 p. in.
Leave Phtbvlelphla, (Broad stret station), lot
Shenandoah at 8 3S a. m., 4 10 p. m. week days.
Sundays leave at 6 50 and 9 23 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia (llrond street station) for
Pottsrllle, 6 30,8 33, 10 19 a. m., 210, 410, 711
p. in. weekdaya. Hundaya. 6 50, 93s, m, and
6 02 p ru.
Leave Broad Street SUtlon, Philadelphia,
FOn NEW YOItK.
KxniTM Weeklava. 3 20. t 08. 4 40. S 00. S 1.1
6 50, 7 3.S,S11, !M, 1021, ll 00, 1143am, 1200
noon, 12 M, ii.imileu I0Onnd 4 22 p ml, 1 43,
230.8 20, 860, 4 02, 8 00, 366,600, 7 02, 8 10,
10 00 p ru. 12 01 nlcht. Sundays. 3 20. 4 06. 4 40.
300,3 13,823,950 1021.1043,11 43a m, 12 03,
1235, 230. 402 Limited. 4 221. 5 20. 336. 6 S3.
7 02, 3 10, 10 CO p rn, 12 01 nlgbl.
.sprees ior ikwo wiyioul cliange, 11 CI a nt.,
veek-davs. and 8 10 p. m., dally.
Kor Se- tllrt, Asbury Park, Ocean drove.
Long ltmnch. 6 30. 8 30. 1141 am. a 30. 4 D2
p 111 wcekdn) a.
Kor Ijimberivllle, Easton and Bcranton, 6 30,
9 00 a m, 12 00 noon, 3 52, 3 00 (Lambert villa and
i-.a!oi! otuyi, weekoays, ana 7 02 p ra dally
HulTnlo. 9 00 a ro. 12 00 noon weekdava. and T B2
p m dattv.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Ilaltlmnre and WashtnKtnn 1 30, 7 20, 8 M
10 20. 11 23 a 111. 12 09. 123S. ! 12.3 12. 4 41 13 23
Congressional Llm.f, 3 31, 6 17, '6 33, 7S1 p. m.
ano iziu lilKtil weekdays. Mundava
8 30. 7 JO,
9 12, 11 23 a 111, 12 09, M 12, 8 12. 4 41 l3 20 Con-
Ereaslonal Llm.,3 8l, "SSJ, 7 81 p m and 13 03
night.
Kor Baltimore, accommodation, 9 12 a m,l U
and 4 01 p m week days, 3 OH and 1119pm dally.
Atlantic Coast Line. Expreao 1209 pm.and
1203 night, dally.
Southern Itallway. Express 3 34 and t to
p m, dally.
Norfolk and Western Railway for MempbU
and New Orleans. 3 31 p m dally.
Chesapeake & Ohio lullway, 7 31 pm, dally.
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, 10 20
a m weekdays, 11 10 p m dally.
Leave Market atreet wharf aa follows 1 Ex
press for New York, 900am, 4 80 p m week
days. For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, 880
a m weekdsya.
Kor Island Heights, 8 80
a m and 4 00 p n
weekdays.
WEST JERSEY fc SEASHORE R. R.
June 1, 1699.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad street station rla Delawan river
bridge Express. 9 40 a m. 4 00. 7 00 n. m. w.b-
days. Rnndays. 9 20 a. m.. 7 03 p. ra.
l-enve Alarkcl trct Wharf Express, 3 00,
1 A-ave Aiaract iros w nan express, 3 00,
Ma. ra. 100 Saturdays only, 2 00, 4 00 63
Inutes, 1 30. 5 00 CO inlnute p. m. Sunday,
10,9 00, 10CO a m (accommodation, 4 30 and
uu .v. III.
mln
00,
tOnm.l
For OaoeMsv. Anslesea. Wlldw'ad. TTollv
Beaclr Express 9 00 n m 130 Saturdays only,
1 05 p ra weekdaya. Sundays, 9 00 a ra.
Kor.Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Avalon and
Stone Harbor 9 00 a ra, 4 20 p m weekdava.
Sundays, 9 00 a in.
for Homers' I'oint express, 5 00, 9 00, a rn,
(1 00 Saturdays only), 2 00, 4 00, 4 30, 5 00 p m
woekdars. Sundays, 8 00, 9 00 and 10 00 a ru.
The Union Transfer Comnanv will aali fnr
and check baggage from hotels and naldanoea.
Dining Car.
B. IIcTCHtsisoir, J. R, Wood,
Oen'l Manager. Gen'l PaasVr A at
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