#irenlar frame, and the Istest
ts the American flag on the
the Cuban on the left with
| soncede that a widow may retain her
husband's name upon her cards if she
= desires, though the maiden name is
Although the high collar is 8 most
~ ancomfurtable article for wear in hot
weather, it is fashionable, and so, of
sourse, will be worn almost invariably.
Neckbands made of white silk muslin
) and small black
| mitted her to express
ak ale
bon trimmingt of the short-backed
sailor bat, with “its stripes of dack
blue gnd white straw. Low black bi:
eycle shoes, black bicycle stockings,
' turping over with plain black cuffs,
{ and gauntlet gloves” protecting the
wrists—silk back and chamois palm—
completed an ontfit seemly and thor:
oughly sensible. — Chicago Record,
Women in Secienve.
To assert that women have had ar
important influence on the progress of
science would certainly be exaggers
tion: but to say that they have always
| been wholly foreign to it would be
| malaria so long that they don’t mind
still more inexact. The female sey
have, in fact, been for many centuries
contributing to the extension of the
field of scientifis knowledge; and now
they are beginning to fake a more
prominent part in affairs of this cate.
gory it seems a favorable time fo re
view some of their achievements, and
to notice some of the women whose
scientific accomplishments have beer
most remarkable.
We begin with a Milanese mathe
metician of the eighteenth centary-—
Maria Agnesi, a woman who was
wo among the few who have oecn-
pied themselves with the exacl
sciences. Her precocious intelligence
and s prodigious memory, which per
Dr a herself correctly
in seven languages, and her rare apts
tade for one of the most srdnows
branches of mathematios—the infini
tesimsl anal of which Leibnitz snd
Newton only jast indicated the
formulas—the saintliness of her life
divided between study, prayer, and
charitable works——all contribute te
{ make her one of the most agreeable
samphor-water, and four onnces
} wax. Put this in a dish set
basin of boiling water, and stir
i of a teaspoonful.
inti] it becomes ocld.
“like salve.
-
moderately
rub it off.
mough the towel will be quite black.
his oil may be used at any time, but
is better to use it at night, follow |
cleaning
| take.
pro- They
characters which the scientific history
of the last centure offer us —Apple
tons’ Popalar Science Monthly.
Novelty in Round Yokes.
The istest thing in round yokes is
made in three shades of one color
Almond leaf, Nile and bottle greet
make a besatifal round yoke. The
rale for this is to use least amonnt of
the darkest shade. For example, the
ribbon aronad the neck and the bow
at the buck of the neck are of almond
leaf green; the yoke part is of Nile
green and the tiny bands that stripe
the yoke are of bottle green. These
yolks sre detachable from the dress,
so that one yoke can be worn over #
great many pisin waists.
Squase yokes are very English.
are made of big plaids, trimmed
with bands ol brocaded ribbon. Iz
the neck is a very large ruffle o
chiffon or lace, with a little front of
the same.
A great deal of mall in ail colors is
being worm for the neck, but nothing
looks so well next to the neck a
white. The ance of a womar
wearing & white dress in a ballroom is
very restfal to the eye. One is be
wildered by the grest variety of color
and seeks rest in the spotless white
A gentleman who is very serupul
ous in fashion matters recently re
marked to s fashionable writer tha
the woman who did not wear white
pext to her neck made a grest mis
“If she can afford it she should
always wear s white collar or a white
ruffle, or something white to set of
her face. This gives an indescribable
neck, Tne a ower set
— Atlanta Journal.
Fashion's Fancles.
Large shell combs are pretty for
evening Wear.
Small ostrich tips are mach worn is
the hair with evening toilets.
in white sepals.”
a Fh gireet costume the hair is gen
erally worn high, with many curls ané
Ribbons are no longer considered
{ st all appropriate decorations for the
tt costumes, but neither in-
boldly as it has done into
went with her husband
er on 8 two or three weeks’
over the the roads of Massachu-
monnted her wheel in a thin,
gray serge almost ideal
sage it in likely to receive.
ir effect in arriving at hotels
and square. fronted jackels were
with blue, dall enough to Sucw
effect from dust, bright egel,
ouch of olor, A blouse ot
Jewelled ornaments are worn in the
The pretty dnck costumes in white
or colors, in plain or fancy effects, are
in greater vogue than ever this year
Patriotic gowns are of blue, the
seams strapped with red, with red
csp with a visor, and, of course, brass
buttons.
A noticeable featare among the bon |
nets is a bow of velvet ribbon spotted
with whilge Bunches of cherries are
: also worn under the brim of hats o
any color,
To bein the latest fashion in millin
one should have for evening wea
a bonnet turned ap from the face and
trimmed with lace and light blue for
get-me-nots.
Stylish parasols of green and white
silk, with silk and satin stripes, have
handles of light wood and large
knobs of rock crystal set with gems
The ebony sticks of the bright plaid
silk parasols, with black satin stripe:
crossing the black, pink and drat
check, bave erystal knobs also,
The plain silk ol has no place
in fashion this season except as u suy
umbrella, for whatever the mates
of a parasol may be, it is more «18a
an elaborate production of tacks,
hem-stitching, rachings, plsitings and
insertions of lace. It is made of
every sort of silk on the list, and ol
kb : | §wiss, mulle and pongee as well
and gengleness to the ebin and
bair, even when one is dressed ic
epaulettes on the shoulders, s red
| & woman"
mn wi
OUR BUDGET OF HUMOR.
in os
AUGHTER.PROVOKING STORIES FOR
| LOVERS OF FUN.
i
i
§
ko i
i YVietim~Negded, Anyhow Curia of
FinancewA Marked Improvement
Abhaugt Man's Understanding-in fhe :
Subnrban School, Fie, Fie.
fhis war bons
damp,
And threatens me with wreek. :
T'4 pay that Bil, but having not a staiep, |
I fannot draw a “heok
jolt me somewhat
4 seems to strike me in a thousand ways
And burdess ail men's hacks
J sannot mae a note for thirty days,
Being minus of the tax’;
There's no setae 80 SURLY SYROUS
Far a poor seal alas’ ;
Jf only these rad trading stamps will do, |
Perhaps my hocks will pass!)
~Atianta Consfitation
A Marked Improvement.
“Julius has insomne.
“How dreadfni!”
“No. I'm glad of it, all last week
te had nightmares. "Chicago Reeord.
In the Suburban School,
Teacher “What is the meaning of
‘soclimated > ©
Pupil — "That is when people have
it any more." — Pack.
Needod, Anyhow.
Rector — “Remember, my young
{riend, there are things in life better |
than money.” i
Young Friend—' ‘Yes; I know that;
but it takes money to buy them.”
Fuint- Hearted Conguerer.
“Why are yon erying, Tommy? [id
some one hurt yon?" :
“Newn-—n0., I Bad a fight with a
fellow an’ I hurt him so bad I feel
sorry for him, boo-hoo "Brooklyn
Life,
About Man's Understanding.
He—*"There are two periods in s
‘man’s life when be never anderstands |
“Indeed! And when are they?”
““Befors he is married, sud after
wards. "Life.
A Curio of Finance.
“What is a snmque figure, Uncle
Tom?"
“A unique figure? Why, it is the
igure which represents the money you
rant, but never sxpect to get.” De
xoit Free Press.
An Bonest Confession.
“What do you find the most 4iffl
sult task 7" asked the idle friend.
“The hardest thing about my job,’
| he sil-round clerk replied, “is going
®
h my work when I have drawn
‘ny pay in advance. Cincinnati Ea
| uirer.
A Starter.
Willie— "Paps has compelled meio
go into business with him and Ive
ust made & start,’
Algy — “Oh, really! Bought » new
ice desk and a safe, I suppose?”
Willy—"'No! I ordered four basi
seas suits. Pack
Lately.
“Has young Mr. Niargo been to see
{ you lately?” asked Maad,
“Yeu,” repliad Mamie, sadly; “and
he worst of it in that he seems deter
pined to ses me that way. He didn?
dink of going home yosterdsy oven
ng until haif-pest 11 o'clock.” Wish: |
agton Star,
The Little Brother Again.
Little Boy—"‘How soon are you and
3is goin’ to be married?” :
Accepted Suitor- ‘She bas vo! |
samed the day yet. I hope she doer
jot believe in Jung engagements
Little Boy “She doesn’t, I know,
cause all her engagements have heen
short, "— Panech,
Traly Feminine.
Maude "Why have you thiowr
Clarenes overboard?” :
Madge —'‘I couldn't marry a mar
with 8 broken nose. :
Maude "How did his nose ge!
broken?”
Madge “1 struck him pieyiag
golf: —Tit- Bits,
What She Missed. :
Of course all the other freaks in the
minsen were sorry for her :
“Too bad,” they said. ‘“"Shemisses
haif the fan.”
“What's the matter?” asked the cu
rious visitor.
“She's being courted by the arm
fess wonder,” they explained —-Chy |
cago Post
AA
How She Got It.
A little girl wha had been told not |
to ask for anything to eat at a neigh
bor's eame home with a face very sug
gestive of lunching. When asked by |
her mother why she bad asked for]
something, she said: !
“Bat, amma, [ didn’t ask Mrs G
[ just looked st her and said: ‘Can’
you see how hungry [ am? "—Trath
He Loved and Won.
Tom —~— "That friend yon introdaced |
at the club last might seems to be: |
melancholy sort of fellow. What'r |
the matter with him?”
Jack —'‘Disappointed in love, I be |
lieve.”
Tom—* Too bed; got the mitten, }|
suppose?” :
Jack —**Oh, no; he got the girl vo}
Chicago News. :
Family ¥vonomy,
Unels ito eohildrea whe have ms i
had a dose of vod liver oil all around |
Well, do you Like cod liver ail?
Childfen ‘Ob, no; manne |
giver wu Sve cdots for every spooninl.”
Unele—"" And hay
something nice?”
Children—'"No, mamma pats it int
the savings bank
Unele—" And then you bay soue
thing by and by.”
Children —**No, mamma boys more
sod liver oil with it." —Fliegende
tnt
Lang gag you
————— A A BN
Dlaetter. -
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| dust Aer
in the | ov
i Pin
FW Hh
Lfriom the se
J caped with 5
{ house was totaily destroyed; lows, 3,-
C0.
¢imsy
P dine Biakes, Martinsburg, 35. Myon
man
i WwW
i ia
: $10
| home, Farle, $8 to $30
| Meroeruburg.
Pow,
Johnstown, $5; Henriette M Pike Cane
dria, =
! Beeman,
manna Yarnai,
Coparel Carson
id
Poa
fw
| Quingie,
Eman,
burg,
; Bite
| retved a soratoh
. Palio
ruts
Ceticie
he re
THE ROOF FELL.
s Callage Prefessee Bu fried Tom »
Purrisg Building With Bis Baby
ME Hess prosident of Volant
New (aEtie. was swakenwd
sriy lace Friday morning by fire, He
sicrmaited tn saving all (he members of
the family, but was in an Speiaars
vy uw aw the roof Legan fo (sil in,
A baty In his arms be junped
and-stery window and es. |
only a few yuries. Te
¥
38
The Loliowing pensions ‘vere
week: R. Jones Beltzhoeover, BW
Moses HH. Detwiler, Hopewell Bedford
35 James Eider Neshannovk, 3. Bure
¥
Withamas, DuBois, $8 John Wo Hef
Sproace HL Junisia, $19 ta 30
am Lytle Rormstywn, Center $i
$17. John 1. Bouffer
tn $12. Joseph MoGwan, roldiery
Joseph Burgess
JRE
Lert ¥ 3a
Fiudiey,
ares neh ure,
53
$8,
James Sood
$24 to Fig J
Flimba Fisids runcans
Thomas Hoak, val
Went Alexan
ronstoirg.
vilie, Bia, #&
$0 Willian larrison,
tor $8 John AL
Frapkiin, 3B
Lawrenoeviile, : ;
Heol, Bedfand 38
Tun £%
| City. Mo, for the introduction
tamil 3
}
rein, BH Elisabeth
mason, Tavieria, $12. Nicom Pasyisb
Marionviile, Forest, $8. Warren Grae
hat, North Fast, Frie $8. Thomas i
Jones, Ebensturg. $5. Willam Field.
vg Wick, Butier 38: John Dougherty, |
edd ier’ home Erie, 8 liver doves
§ iy
{ Reynoldton $4: William Barry
P Alexander, 38 to B12:
C Cooley, Craw fond, BET £1
| Seaburn, Bradford, Mo kK-san,
i miles
Hil §
Nanay
§
£3 Ya
Bria:
Xie
ia Flun- !
Andry
Hays, Plitabore 3
ror, Maiory, Min Iv
Hollidaysburg, $B Le
bel York $8. Edcoard HH. Beale
vide Cambria, XX 0 FU Woitiha
Lock Haven, I to $10
Wagner $34; Mary 2
Spraviic Millis, Jeferaon,
Kamantha Wyncoep Marion
Iositana. $5 Mary A. Belton Holldaye
$5 Napscw Berger Hiv |
land Center $13 Peier Brewbaker, |
Fireencantie 38. Hiram Desry Turbol-
ville, $9: John Mo Cam abedl
38: Jomenph A Jackson, Lorry, 2
James M Imbrle Brush Valley, $6
Philip J. Roheaf, Erie, H[ Javah
(irene, Woedlavwn, $8 to $s Morgan T:3
Tones Fast Bethlehem, $8 te 38 Juraph i
A. BEReiley, Fhenshurg #¥ lo $n Mer.
eer Ty Hamton Fannetisburg $s to fig
Ome Bundred and forty acuen em |
ployes of the Peansyivaria Fatitead |
Company Wears arrested at Irwin i
syaning last week ely We
gaged in teariag up the adding i
Pennsyvivania Class Company site and
the works of the Fumbaogn Brak {
Company tHe rails |
wR Fetal,
$m
£3 Erie,
10
anter, :
Fao her,
Marietts, |
wo
£1
Ere
Sp
ter the |
po ;
2 wt
About 8 feel of
kad Besn torn up When the entire gang |
A ep arrested Tow fresh as by ar ter of i
Prostitent Kann of the Glass Uampany
The mes were taken before Reus
Rumsherger and Hyidon Superinien- ;
dent BueRaiow entered Dad £ Renny
They thea deparied the fst rg
tion train
A tals of an sxirnardinars
by a surgeon of Believernon of
from that towns {rr iw siated That
jraltan mother brought het yea
baby for the physician 5 SXamine
car. He probed and wih frie
twengera puibnd out» om gest
ineh in length He Lead
getting out nine fal a id heathy mag |
A bBluwfy had a week LfsVOUR j
go into the RaRy's agr and Deon tagen
ext. bat not the z+ for 1H
waggots had been Aeyperaiyod
15. N. Black, of Butler, while iv
tn Pros Merser to Shenango
Pessenier road recently. lost
tantly put of the car. The rab
going twenty miles an hour, but
plunged headiong oul af the window
afiar the ioelh After the (rRin Dvd
stopped the frainmen stated back To
gather up the remains They met
Hinck hurrying hack. He Bad net vee
ow
tie
erin ri i iy
Ive
aye
alid
@
AAS Id
Yue Finpw rine e
ARE
Dal 4 SL
hin Tales
Woke
fie
i
’ Hed
progepnes 5%
mnther aid
Bary
Ber
hel
the
@ tid
in
father
sthver children, four-year-old Florence |
I BEANS Groep, ¢ bu
Patella, daughter of dis Eisenhower
of Rpnenandonh. was (ul 10 pleces ang
killed by » trolley car al Pottaviltie lust
Sarurday evening. They were going lo
Affe on a visit, and Fiarence
stepped Between Iwo CATs. Was
svar and Bad barh hands and a leg owl
off,
Daniel Ediburn, of Want Middlesex,
aged T4 years Wins driving ac0088 the |
Erie and Pittsburg railoomd (racks the
other day when a passenger rain
struck Riz wWagsn, srnashing it and |!
thrawing him 38 feer He aus ploked |
4p anvonscious, but rec geral shor
afterward. He sustained ody sw few
The horse Fag uninjured .
Mon Emma Girish widow, and Lesile
Mazer, guardian of the three 3
children of Logis M {irinh Li
af Mutisr, have begun
Mutual Boenefi Asscoialion
for $2000 insurance Earried Ly shes
pe gail, whore sigler aise clmims he
money. The company wii not pay une
til the courts ade wha should gel
‘he insurance
Inn order to save the of
Tomphkina' Jo-year-old son Taste
was terribly burned b aniacy
Kitrhen stove §1. Austin
father permitted a physician Lo cut
AR lRkrge ax 4 Man = hand fro
ig tack and graft jt on the mid
prey heey of cutivie from Law,
Bre Was Alms appiisd ;
indignant citizens of Beaver Falls |
decorate with Ama Yican Hugs the)
plackamnith shop of a man who has iff
fate ft te maid, Deen ZIVIOK SRD reRsicn
to anti-American 3 pinat :
oe bagisting stating that iT
vod the Migs Be wn wid ba sum
dealt with Tae Hagw
3
3 ar
dvi maned
against the
#3kit
at hada
har
‘ile frant
iw bs
with
raceriiv, Tie 3
¥y
x
seniiments put a
5 the
warily #1 iil
wave
Miss Lanra Pra? 20 vears of
whose home 3 pear © ii Huger
county. has entered suit against Wii.
am {swan of Harrbavile Pa... Tat
35 a8 damages for breach af promise of
narriage Vawan iv oa wealthy bach
over TO vears oid
ix members of Charles ivtehars: 4
family, Washingion taken vig.
ently £31 Al except Mr. Driehorst are i
sur of danger. They had Deen potsoned
By gagper contained ja haakiedd TUAID. :
The new State Capitol corner-stons
will be lant at Harrisburg on August
14, { if Governor Hastings deciines
“ila Pay
gegtenant Governor Lyon |
ie
ea Favs
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to preside
will da si
The powder mili
OF i 4 Foo Bas sey
ff I T CERRY
iaat Th
WAS
wf iy
T BioAan
We
fella the
Bana, was Hille
The Federal ¢
temporarily stayed the
against the Carnegie omg
vent iia gsing siahuninm
priate vRStings.
Fifteen Eastonians drank
sandemned spring amd had
faver and one of them died.
ily Tus up
RIA
and
tha OW TRY 2 I
in Ma
‘pure af Pliish
infignetion |
HA TEN i
in RTE §
i 3
from a
tephaoid
| and
i nirest Britain
pinwtess cents per bead pir week
i emigration decreased
-v
| ahangs the general pay day of ail
| WHEAT No. 1 ont.
. OATS
PEFLOUR
. -
> FEED
| STRAW
+ REEDS
BUTT ER Eigln creamery.
tRew |}
| POTATOES White, # bbl.
| CABBAGE Per cram
{ ONIONS. New Bouthers, © bbl
run >
CUHDRENS Per pair, smal #
EF FLOUR, ....
: WHEAT - No. dred
whe §
a!
Welbinter s |
§ Choad. 1200 to 1300 has...
{ Prime, 5 to 105 is
{ drood, §5 to Whe
i taming,
THE LABOR WORLD,
There gre 3,000 000 union dockers,
Watervliet (XN. Y.) vlorks demand a Friday
halt holiday
A Kew York cioarmakers’ union has 1885
members in good standing
here are 600000 people employed lo
Italy in rearing siikworms
Loong Canyon (Cal: miners won 3 strike
for the discharge of Uhiness,
Boyal Templars of Temperance bave
adopted the printers’ union jabed
Kansas City sop-union plumbers were
pot discharged when the strike ended.
The eight-hour work day has been
granted (0 the «ity laborers of Saginuw,
The
of the sight.
hour work day.
Brockivn taiicrs carniby tesnty-lwo
rents a coat. struck when the price was |
i Way
Pf Jovwetion THe
. : {arriving wt {rewsch ai 18 a mm
tiger aside ton per cent. of its revenue of | tna fe gn
I oCmmapteeil at |
fixed at pinetesn cents,
Hoe hoster Typographical Union 15 is set.
ahorar workday purposes
About § 100 000 persons are employed in
the coal mines of the world,
them are smployed mm the United States
Nevantess stove and furnace mannfnn-
turers are now using the white asion label
of the Iron Moulder’ Union of North
Americs
The Americar Fsaderation Labor in
June issued two charters nations!
upiens one 10 a central body and twenly-
theres to loos! organizations.
Batheines’s Ireland’ municipal ixbor
sre paraing from $400 to $0.05 a week
etre k for ineregsed wages,
rf
to
the richest township in Erin ;
{A new abel adapted (nn Italy requires Eo abi on
{ thst every employer shall at his own cost, | Fah avenae, Pitta
| provida for his workmen competsation for |
cnpmeyaences of whieh ©
i last more than Sve days. :
41} accidents the
Te May 131 100 perwons roaeived increased
“any sustained decreased wages In
The pet inorease was about
Pau
during the month and
perien (ne reamed
A movement ta induce
thm
of working people [ross Saturday to Moo
day, ar some other day 12
A pecgiiar case ix reported from Praline,
Texas
do pot know what to do with him. as lhe
laws of the Coopers’ Internations Union
| prohibit the taking of an appesatice under
| Rftean years.
The sipecese of the system of pabiie islor
registries and veipioy ment bureans in lor
eign cities has lad the municipal overs.
asent 4f Moscow, Russin, to establish stich
st iustitution io that ity,
manths of Septamber, Outohoer and Novym-
er JRYT the first theres mouths
speration situations wees found for 1000
anplinanty
AA BE A AES AOA
In some paris of Ching the young
intertwined =»
right scariet thread The style of or:
namentation denotes That
warns is marries geshle,
nit, with which i»
bat
THE MARKETS.
PITYSRUNRG.
Grain, Flour sad Feed,
'
No J oresd
CORN No yellow ear. a...
No 3 ysliow, sheild | Lo.
Missed oar Cw wa
Na, white
Na 3 white
Hi ¥ NG i
Winter patents,
Fasoy straight winter
Rye fous
HAL Na} uimothy
= hover Na 1...
Hay from wagons .
[5 Ni) white mid, ton
Brown middiings.
Hiram, bul
Wasnt
—-
—
BERBEBLUEST EET
on
Tw,
fe SN
.
oe
a a
PONE
wor
Lim
88
Clover, an he
Timothy, prime TOE
Dairy Products
8
4
Lilie sremnery
Fancy country roll
CV HEERE Obie, new
New York, new : Sawin
Fruits and Yegrinbles
cars
Poultry, Etc
TURKEYS Per h,
| FGGN- Pa and Oblo, fresh
CINCINNATL
#
CORN Mixed
LAT
fo oEGMGN
wane.
BUTTER Obie creamery. ...
PHILADELPRIA
FLOUR. 8
WHEAT No 2rd
i CEMHEN Na 2 mixed
CONTR Na 1 white
LC BUTTER
Crontpery, vitrs
Eutin Pennsylvanian frsty
NEW YORK.
FILOUK Patents
WHREAT No, 2 toned
CORN No. 3
OATS White Western,
Bi TIER Creamery,
PEFR. state of Penn
¥
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LIVE NTOCK
Central Susek Yards, East Liberty, Pa.
LATTE
Prime 1100 to 1400 a Wie
| NO
0
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hy
cor @
Tidy, 100 1 L180 Tha
Fair ght sleers, ®0 to 150 The
Common, TOU tu KO he
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4
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SHEEN,
Weilium |
Honvy
Roughs and stags
SHELLY,
ad
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5
+ 25
a5
$43
3
4 75
Fair, 79 10 80 Mae
Fair to good lambs.
BufMain, Rovhest
vr asl Plitsharg Ry.
& dv pcp
Tals ww, trmins will
Booby 4 pve Depot, Clearfield, as fuilovis
an qt after
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Gen Fandenger AL
i Pitesti Faprews
i Mat! sd ey
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{ Johnstown Aven.
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Lricets, Tiree tables and full information, i
Pennsylvama Railroad Time
Table
May 18, 1508,
Main Line.
: Fave {renee Fastweard,
Son Bere Express, work days
ALoons Aoednimodation, week days
Main Line Express, dally Ri ;
Altoona Avconumodation, dally
Mail Express, dally
Phtadelphiin Expres, daily 7 :
I asive tres Westward,
Johnstown Areas, welt dave
Pacithe Foxpro, dally
Way Paewrgwr daily
WW an Euan
ENSBENS CnEwuE
CEYEUYER CT
8332838 3EEEl
werkt Saves
cambria and Clearfield.
sorrthward,
_Morciog tealn for Pation and rowon imves
Glen Caspphell Bie Matas wll os oe Ia
Jomo 0% Westover %3; Hastings &1% Gar
tor Cvesmcn: G8 Pattoir a8 Bradley
Kavior fe Frensbons 5%
A Merrion
; Crews aves Glen
a £0 poe, Matafley of 200 Ladose
Westover Jil Hastings & jn fmrway fw
a; RM Patton Sar Hedley Junction
E00 Kaye 409 arriving st Crasoe at £5
Nusthwyrd
Moming fran leaves reser Mahaffey
Parton and
ous 4
HE ERE Fleetairy 1000 Ravior Hr3l: Headley
I Junetion (0088 Patios (08 i 3
Pobnegwr (1A Mustinps fe Malaa®ey FI Cem
Comrway (Bor Hust
wiry for Mabaths 10a Westgner 08 Lae
Waka they 100% arriving st Glen
Afteruonn train er Pad
Kavior i bi Freastarg va Enuiley Junetion
5 Patton 480 fir Hastings: 70k
PEL TL Carns foe
Westiiver 730 Tas omen
ving at (dies Campted!
tf ammptedd Ee
57, Ma bus thoy SHE ay
Por rates) asp #4
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apply to thee agent
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Mona & Phltary Comectng B. R
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
in #@et December }, 1097.
Easrwanp Weosk Deyn
a AM. NOON
1.96 390 13136
737 13 an
TH 25 304
Bi0 065 LO
AM AMX ru
Wivrwasp Week Days
AN AN FM TH
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£53 11.31 3201 Ae
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Philipsburg ......
tor and trots Bellefonte, Lock He
ismsport, Hemdivg, Phiisdeiphia
York: Lawrencevilie LL.
(ionevy and Lyons; Clearfield,
Patton, Curweasville, DuBols, Panzsutaws
sey, Ridgway, HReedlord, Buffaic and
Hoohester,
At (eomols for Houtzdele and Ramey with
PK R trains leaving Tyrone st 7.00 P. Mb
G. MB. GOOD,
Geuersl Sap't
A
Beech Creek Railroad.
NY. OC &H R R Co Lewes
Condensed Time Table.
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via PHIL
or (20 oma tain fan Wil immaspert
will harp vars at Huntingdon St, Pik.
pnpeclions. 81 WN hase prt with "hile
dotnliia and Reading reiinmd at Jerney 3
with the Fatt Heook Ry. =f Mid Tot
with (sutmi Hatred of Peopsyivania at
Phiipslarg with Penns ivanis miroed and
A Lawenia & Dh gsbairg Contesting mae birond; ss
Clemrtiolt with the Boflaio, Hooliostes and
tatonry abiway ol Mubhafey and Mttos
with Cnentats usd Ulesrfie d divisions of tha
Penns vahiba maliromstl al Mahaffey with the
Progsiin ivan otal Nortiovestersy mmitway,
A. iv Pliner, POE. Hesritoan,
wag pert 5 begactennt. tien. Pass, Agent,
Phi lade plile. Pe.
iWewldunys
130 55 nh Sundays
mileiphin
Pittsburg & Eastern Time
Table.
10 TANE EFFECT MAY 23. 1898
Westward
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five £30
wiigf bog),
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ag
wi Sinton, Matwmiley,
with Hewett Ureel teibeset, © & UL division
Ban itsrienain milmed, sud Po& NW. mil
dd at Whiskey Hun with Motions & News
repre miloneady ot Motawes with P&N WW.
mitre
® ovtpmer dT tl Mivehier notice tales will ran
aris tetwveen Unk Matton (Mshalley: amt
viens Capupbell, AH trains daily except Sune
day. Geperad Ma :
=. H. Hicks, General 3 gf :
Mahuttey,