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J. II. 7. SETTLER.

MONTANA, JAS. 10, lsS3-i /.
The L. = railrlad comm s.ioners arrived
at end o! track BY special train last night to
inspect and receive the last twenty y-tve miles
o: rnaa finished. ending at the :'2j mile post.
Accompanying the L. :. commissioners were
Assistant Manager J. VI. Buckley, Super
yisisg Engineer II. Thie!son ani SaPerin-
teHdentS ii. ". fairweather and J. \. For
dyce. Tie geu'le nen all speak highly of the
e";i'e work Inspected Mlst OF the party
proceeded On four miles 10 Weeksvllie by
horseback. Returning. met the Pullman
eolches al the 80 mile post, and departed
for teloW at ! P " 10 Gsy.
The grade Is ready :.r tie TIA \ 20 a poin:
beyond Horse Plains near ab,u. the 345th
mile, excepting two rock I'll : a: Weeksville.
Weather Gege is exceedingly mild for this
time OF year No SNOW except on the NOM
tain p.aSs; It is chinOoking and raiuing.
Back at Cabinet S;ati n snow is four feet
deep - plo~s sre run between Sand
Poiut ami tie second crossing.
tire a, Sand Point on the hight OF the
5th ias: burned the Lake View house. one
st,;e and stable all owned by Weeks
Mike Conway, brakeman wh" was asleep
in tie ho-el, was earned 70 teaih.
Isst Sunday e Ch.nes, at.eGpei to i al
the cz.h hoy, which hal $50 in, cut Of Cap
Iise Smith y Co's store a, Vvebssi,Ia. He
was caught in the act and severrl, cha>tisei.
An oij man by the name OF Welsh. a
hanger OF" 10 saloons. d ei at WeekSril,e
OF thr Gin ms Cue; 9 much whisky.
Rlbe Sylvester. teams,tr, vas badly
injured about tie head by his wagon over
tarninE pear Horse Plains, the first par, Of
this week.
End Of track ~ill be at Weeksvire on the
l5th inst
Supt J. l. HAile., viii complete the read
- tn ttiri crossing, $50 miles from Wal.
lula Junction. Tie las. seven miles is all
aeavy rcck work WiSHrrCkNA.
, 1883-01-20

.uch Is I.~s of Memory, Iassitude. Ncctnrnal
Fmissious. Aversion 70 society, piInness Of
Vision, Noises in the had; :he vital fluid
passing uaobserTed in tie urine, and many
other diseases that lead 20 insanity and death.
Dr. 8Iintis vii agree % i9sieit tIye Hum,
died Dollars fnr case OF this kind the ltal
Restorative iunier lis sieeial adyiee and treat
meat g:u ne: care or i,'r aavtaiina; impure OF
injurious found IL it. Or. Iintie treats all
Pirate diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine, - u
Price o: Yitsi Restorative $ 20 Bottle, Oh
four times the quantity, $40 90; sent 70 any
address upon receipt os price, or T. D. ID, Sc
cura from observation, and in private naHe II
desired. By A. L. MINIIE M- ".
, 1883-01-20
WAILn WALa, Jan. L.

WALIA NALLA, Jan. l..
EuUoR STATEsNAy:-I see in your paper
anI also On posters distributed all over the
country su Cffer Of $3.50, reward for the con-
yic.ion Of parties stealing cattle. would sug-
ses: that al butchsrs should lie very particular
from whom they purchase cattle as know Of
a case where last sumner the butcher was in
formed that some cattle were stolen, an | to
whom h-y belonged. AID the only satisfaction
the iniarnant received was t. be told to keep
his mouth shu, Now. Mr. Editor. We know
tha, our butchers are rs hon est class of peo-
pie here and Eastern Oregon as any other citi-
zsns, lut If tLey Will one and all refrain from
Purchasing cattle until assured they were hon
esi'y come by, We should probably hear less
aLout their being stolen.
J. II. 7. SETTLER.
, 1883-01-20
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on Application 10y letter, stating synP-
toms. SCI and aga Communications strictly
ccnfdeutial.
II Kearney Street. San Francisco, Cai-
D.. Minties Kidney Remedy, Nephreticuin'
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder c9m-
plants, Gon,-rbGa, Gieet, Ieucorrhra ror
sale byan drugcist<; 81 go . bottle. six bottles
for 50 90.
Dr. Mintisrs D.adelioa Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia aad Billions cure IN
market. For sale Dy al druggists. Hodge,
Davis d C J., Portland, wholesale ssents- iily
All orders fer rn-llicilie c. o. d. must Be
eceslurarie,, With 81, as guarsntee Of good
faith, which VII be deiucted whsn the PACK
age IS shipp7sl-
, 1883-01-20
Sale Of Real Estate for DeiIn-
Guent Grade Tax.

Notice Is hereby given that | will offer for
sale at public auction 70 the highest bidder the
following described real estate, 10 wit A piece
Of land known as the Old City Powder House
and As the J. II. Morris property, on the south
side Of Second STREET, IN the city oi Walla
0alla. and lying between Mrs. Kimmerly' 5
residence and =. ". Swezea, being 20 feet front
and running back in the shape of "t."
Said land will be sold on the 18th day of Feb
rua-y, 1888, AZ the hopr o:2 o'clock, P. NJ, in
front Of the New CITY Jail, in Walla Walla
city, ". T., for the delinquent grade tax for
the year lSS2, amounting to the sum Of S77 ~,
aud al accr ing c.sts, amounting to Sli 81,
making { :n;l u; so -.
J. G. JUSTICE, City Marshal
Dated Wa.la Walia City, January 1. lSSi.
, 1883-01-20
DWELLING HOUSES.

have for sale, dwellings On Min street,
aud also in the southeast quarter Of the city,
all at moderate rates and with easy payments.
Now is the tins to purchase, as the demand
for good dwellings is causing rapid increase
IN prices
Also, for sale, house and eleven acres, oP-
paSiie tine n.T depot; price, $500 cash. 4
good reSiatncs can thus he gained, whiie a
good inyrs;meu: is insured, - the property
will increase ia value as the railroad facilities
are incre tSei.
, 1883-01-20
Connections.

At Tacoma with Pacific Mail steamships
San Francisco. and with Sound steamers
Victoria. Seattle, olympia and all points %
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with stages ior Steiiacc0m.
At Tenino with the olympia and Teni
railroad for Olympia.
At Kalama with the o. Il. L Y. Co. : boa.
for Portland and all railroad and steamSh
ines entering at Portland.
, 1883-01-20

Thomas Bumgardaer informed Us tia. in
week or 50 he viii leave for California with his
family, AID th.t he expects 70 rssiaeth re Pc
nanently.
, 1883-01-20
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is = never failing cure
for Nervous Iebility,
tx haasted Vitality,
Sc minai Weakness,
SpernnorrhGa, Lost
Mar II I'd, IInpoten-
cy, Paralysis, rrUsta-
torrhea, and all the
terrible effects OF
SeIf-Ahuse, youthful
foiIies, and excesSes
in rlaturer years =
, 1883-01-20

Stw PklNTs-D=vey 4 Cos Scientific
Pes PL'eAt AseEey, s. F. Cal. has Official
reIoy;s OF ;be fJilowing L s patents, issued
nec- =, 1852: Fcask ID. Alams. Auburn,
C.L, let-sr and tia tie; ". P. Davis,
Se.Iag Ciy. Ney-. 0Ts eoLeeatra.or : A. L.
Fish, 5 r E, siesa tap; ]. c. Landmaan.
Daica Fla. CAL watch regulator: Joseph
Lz,a. A's Augoles. CsL, G,viee ioz ereak-
ing hslky hSFsrs; Gm II. Parrish, Salem,
Or. header Ald th-ashsr: H. c. Root, s. F.,
drsftlrg i'-st'sment' Mara A. Wilson,
GrAyssn CAL sewing imf lemeat; Granite
Powder Co, S. E., trade u, RI.
, 1883-01-20
ONE BOTTLE FREE
no ssSEsss ie3 CEIRT Srcrs,Y.
31ar k<t.AE2& san francisco, S-sl.
{ EOETFNUES 10 TREil

NONTfNUES 10 TREhI
- sCocesfully Of uameapI-
thy every form of special OF
chronic disease withput ner-
cury or uauseous drug. Dr.
Liebig's tnvisurator is = posi-
tive and perm4LeH. cue f.r
seminal weakness. uerg0as snJ
physical debility. lost man
hood, yisl exhaustion. and al
the terrible resgits Of q used
nature, exec We and youthful
follies. The ioetor VIII agree
in writing - plfeit sI.GG1 for
y case tha. undertakes and
fails 10 cure. Tie reas = thou
sands caBn"t = cure! oi SeIa
ihsl weakness aai the above
disease, is oE NJ % a camp:..-
oncslisd Pr atv.rhes. winch
requires . special remedy Hr.
ilehlg !nTtS'r&to-, Nc. :, Is a
specific cure !or Pra.t.tourhea.
Price Of either lavigorator, s.
per 5ottle, OF 6 bottles for SO.
Sent 10 any address securely
coveredf.Um 0bs-ry alton. Sem
inal weakness and pruststorr-
hea drain vitality from the
, 1883-01-20
woUWG N1EN
MIDDLE-AGED MEE

There are ilaI.y at TIE age Of thirty to sixtv
vh" are troubled With too frequent excavations
u me blatdar, often aScumpanied by sIiyht
sI.'sgtin, nr burning sensation, aud a weaken
inS - the system IN d manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found.
and snHe.iines small particles Of aIbumen Will
aIleaT. ar The color vii he Of q thin milkisb
h'ie, asain sn.,Bsing 20 a dark and torpid ap-
pearal5ce. there are many who die Of this
difiels'y ignorant Of the cause which is the
second stage Of seIainal weakness. DR.. Spin.
neg VII guarantee a perfect cure in al such
cases, and healthy restoration of the genitn-
urinary organs
OFFICE toCRs--l0 20 /, and s to 2. Sun
q. = iro.a 10 70 II A. ". Cnn.fnltstion free
IiaTlush exa:niaatian and ad,-ire 81
Cal O. address,
AFFINITY a
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body and csuge numerous diseases that hatile
ordinary medical treatment II allowed %
continue, II ie unnatJ;rel loss atf,cts the vital
organs, which causes destroying Gisea-es.
CONSERVATION, diahetes, BuShts disease, j=Gn-
dice, insanity. etc. ExceSsss, non -nse. abus..
Inherited weakness. ElalHUtrition, s.in2I and
cerebral complaints b-ia,s "a the bUge fa.al
diseases Debility AMI seminal weakness ob-
struct the important snG Necessary acts Of lie
and their eajoyrneGts- Cures guaranteed.
Diseases Of the geTito urinary organs, kidneys,
liver and bladder a specislty- The many com
plairts and diseases of women speedily cu-ei
Consultation at office or by lsIteI. free nd con
tGsntial
RESPONSIBLE PtRTIES can arrange
payments IN the same manner a. they would
employ their family pEys:ci,Ii. STRICT
EST SECRESY MAINTAINED.
Regular size bottle Of either Iavi,1cato. sant
free to show the wunleliui properties 81 she
Greatest inviSorator known 70 m1dein scien-
ists. State symptoms, ale, i married. exc.
ORDINARY CASES.
Any recent case of Special or Private Ds
ease cured for So Rensdi,s sufficient to-
cure will be promptly sent with iu.i i.Ie-ljars
and advice On receipt If SiH. Al packages
securely covered fr m observation.
Call or allr-4s De- I.;eH;s I. e., ". I'D
Geary St corner Gasnn, Ssa E,sLei-a, Cal.
Private entrance 30 Ms q stree
, 1883-01-20
PEN D'OREiLLE DiYISI0m,
wsIIuin Junction 10 y ossne Faii.


At Wallula Junction with the o. Z & \
Co.'S railroad lines
A. Cheney with stages fer Medical LAX
Spangle and Farmingtou.
At Spokane Falls with stages for Cola
Fort Coiyille, Lewiston, Medical Lake. SPA
gle, Fort Cuur d'Alene, Lake Pead d'Ureil
and all points in Northern Idaho.
Through Tickets.
Through tickets for sale at the UTiuCi,sl OFF
ces Of the company, and a the Office of the o
L. & y. Co., in Portland, Oregon, tc Victor
and Seattle, and via 7. NJ. s. = CO.. steam
ship from Tacoma and o. k. & \. ca. : anG +
G. 5. $. Co.'S steamships from PoTtian!
San Francisco.
Through tickets 10 Portland. Oregon. fo
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and GeuiEo
]. W. SPRAGUE, JOHN MUIR,
Gen1. Supt't. Sup't of Traffic, Portland
OTIS SPRAGUE, Supt Pac Div.
II. W FAIkWEATHER
--p'. Pend d'Oreille Division
, 1883-01-20
A GOOD INVESTMENT,
FLOUR MILL.

With nearly l20 aces for S, eco cash. As fine
water power AS can be oJtaine! in this Tenn
tory, lying on the edge OF one of the most pros
Ler,uS towns Ia Washington. Nil rent for at
l=ast 81 900 year. The mill is complete,
with the best Of machinery. Property VII all
be decided and Is entirely free from encum-
brancs-s
, 1883-01-20
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20. 1882

SI,yyR MINES N WAsHISGToN IERKi'
ashington Territory is very rioh IN
ehI.rides OF silver. In the Callispell country
eighteen u1Iles from the y. 7. L. H., there
Is ore whose appearance would indicate large
deposit-. bearing oD an average S2OO to the
ton and running as high as $500. In North
eastern Washington, % miles FROM the n
R. T.. were found chlorides bearing $500
20 the ton. Outcroppings in this distric'
as.,y 500 to the ton. What is known as
the ColyiIle district furnishes macy specI-
meas also yery rich ia ehlOrldes- Thirty
t,ro miles from the railroai IN TINS territory
were found some specimens whose sPpeaf-
apce would indicate ths finest depos.t OF
ar1entiirrous gaIena upon the coast IL
runs alout 81 per cent. lead, and from si9
to SI20 per ton silver. The average VIII
reach 500. The exhibits OF this gaiena de-
post are plainly outcroppings. Iron ore or
hematite is TO be found IN Spokane county,
very ric'i, and within eight miles OF the liae
of trtn-portstion. 4 gentleman prom'-
ueutly connected with the oswego iron
works, who saw these specimens the otner
day. smoke OF them as the richest and best
ore he had ever seen upon the coast. AHr-
ferous pyr.tes are also found IN abundance
OF = low grade, bat sufficiently valuable to
pay vel for working.
OwENBT'S APrESEANCE--C owenny
under .rial ror hi= lie, as he appears at tire
bar by a.. sde oi his counsel, Is short, aud
leayy st i.air dark, though not black, and
Inclined T. be curly, and IS eombed down
over his forehead head rather large; lore
heal moderately high. roHnd and full; eyes
of darkish hue and deep seated, and browS
nvsrhangng: b. AID, not hoavy but covers
his face: mous,a,he large. He Is rathrr
good looking. Has fine physical strac-
ture-s.out, heaiihy aui robust Has fe@-
.,,re- indicate tnat he i, ii III and determined
and y ou!i lie dreaded Zoe to any man dld
he see sit to exert himself Al tine begiE-
uin. cf the trial he appeared very cool and
showed little agitation; now he tans upon
The table nervous!y lingering his beard, or
r,s,llg his lead on his hands, with face
w,inklei AMI ccuit nai ce disturl ed, appear
iug a. man on trial ior crime of the mag
ui:ule Of this onc, "a Ity or not guilty, na,
urally oah
, 1883-01-20

THIS = = J. i
S.r-uE Ieu.HC Rem
e,ly ant Nerr= t0nc
is J;fs T. is'ms.s re-
sa.t q o-=. % \ a.
of Irse zeal ezTefi
snce. end cures SIT
uafaiiine ccrtsivts
Nervous ars iAysi-
cal Debility, Seminal
HessnLss. SneTua-
touhe1, fretst0T-
, 1883-01-20
T C. LEAsURE.
ATTORNEY.AT-LAW.

Room Ne. 3, Mslarky's Brick, iPendleton.
Crsniaa; Law and .Csneeslsas speeialstes
elC-vff
, 1883-01-20
ALAN N. DENMISCN.
Alan n. DeRniS0,l,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Room No. Z. Baker Building,
Cor. Main and Il Sts. (entrance "a II st },
Waisa Walia. ". (.

City and farming property for sale ; losl-
negotiated. and al kin.ls of papers prepared
, 1883-01-20
$40 ACRES

o! fine lani N Mud Creek. Five miles fr1m
town All fenced Good water
, 1883-01-20
ERIeban,, CcIden n

Cures Chancres. inst aEG s,.,.I.d otgrCes
Sores on the Legs and Ro35; Syphsiti
Catarrh. diseased Scalp, and all primary ioIIn
Of the disease Price, = per bottle.
, 1883-01-20
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

x,.fc;rnt tn sbor It's merit. VIII le ssEt 70 sny
one applying bs letter. stating h'z syrnfsnias
.nA age. Counuric<tisDs ifre ~ eons
dentlsI seis-as.
, 1883-01-20

rhoss, Emissions. Impo.ency. I Ethaustad "
talitv. Premature Decline and 0Ss ot A-n-
hood, in all it, eor.piieations ait 'r5in v.i.7-
ever cause produced l. enr:eAes zIG p;-iliss
the blood; strengthens the BaryeS. brain, nTIs-
cies. digestion, reproductive o-s2Ts, sna PAYS
icaI and mental faculties. 1t st25s s1E 'lLi-
natural debilitating drain upon the Syste-1-
preventing involuntary iosses, ddsbi'isatlig
dreams. seminal loses with The uIEne, etc, 80
destructive TO mind and boiy, Il Is : sife
eliminator of al K;daey 1nd Elacdsr Con
plants. Ii cortaias 10 injurious ingredients:
To those saferirg from ths eSests =
youthful indiscre:ions or eZcess1s, a .i'se y
thorough azi pesu1sasD: eETe y g5-Afs''s-7e.
Price. 81 30 per blttie: or Eve bottle II eAse
with fuli directions ard advice, SO Ssnt se-
cure fran observation % any ssic ress tp1r -
ce:y. Of nice, ort'. .. ID. To be had eniy Il
Dr. C. d. SALsIELD,
2is Ksarry street, sas Fras'eise,, Cd
Consultations strictly coEsiensiai. ~ ittterr
or at ofioe. fec. For the eoayeaFssee q
,,,tients. and II orl-r 20 insure Psriees secree y
have a6oftsi priva-e a,sdfess, u--sier '.i-ie q
ali packages are forwzrfee-
rrrsr r,aT-TI z XEFR
, 1883-01-20
FARMS.

UaPRuVED AND UNINPEoVED For
SALE
, 1883-01-20

A valuable tnok 'Tbe Phil sopiy of MsIrisge, i
German, English. Spanish or 1talnnl, 10 any ad
dress on reeeio; OF a5 cents nos7-3sn-dSw
, 1883-01-20
DR.. JORDAN g. CO.,
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
:5l Market street,
san FRANCISCO, CAL

THE ONLY PUPILS IN CALIFoR
1 nia Of the great Profess or Ricord
Paris, can be consulted at the OH
I'll Geary : C., privately or by let
on Seminal Wsi kness, loss Of N
bod, diseae Of the kI:nsys. b.. di
Structure, Rupture, Catsrrh ami d
eases of the blood and skin curai With
tout the use Of Mercury. Neuraigia
, 1883-01-20

WESTON RRANCB.
Trains will leave Whitman daily at Z s n
for Milton and Blue Mountain Statiyn.
, 1883-01-20

Between Wziia WalIa and San Fr&Aissf
lst class, sS4 "a class, s24.
Between Waliz Wai,a and Portland -Sli OJ
"a - The Dalies y Uj
, 1883-01-20

Oreun Division

STEAMERS sail from Portland Tor
y Francisco trtoe tccok, on Tuesday,. ard
Fridays. at midnight Returning, leave San
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, W1iues-
days and Satrrdays-lO AN
The Evening critic., 1883-04-10
Minnie paImcr,s Reccption.

Last night "My weetheart'-'every-
body's acknowledgement at Ford's
Opera-House for the fourth time within
two years, and the second time within
seven months, and on both latter occa-
sions has been received in manner that
must make Miss Palmer feel she holds
warm corner Of everybody's heart among
Washington's leading society. The theatre
was crowded with pretty faces, gorgeous
costumes, laughing eyes, demonstrative
people and the Soldier boys" comprising
the Washington Light Infantry" There
were about $50 members of the corps pres
ent in uniform. General Sherman occu-
pied the box on the left of the stage aud in
the opposite box were Colonel Moore and
his staff, including Judge Advocate Ding
man, Quartermaster Breitbarth, Assistant
Surgeon Leech, Paymaster Dyer,
Commissary Woodbury., Ordnance Of
flccr Wheeler, Inspector Bartol
and Engineer Acker. At the close Of the
first act Miss Palmer was presented by the
corps with very handsome floral ship un.
der full sail and resting on a bed Of
Jacqueminot roses. The staff presented her
with beautiful horseshoe Of roses. Be-
tween the second and third act the Wash
ington Lodge of Elks presented Miss Palmer
with floral elk s head made of over 1900
volets, the antlers being composed of lilies
Of the valley, Marshal Neil roses, etc. The
affair was a grand triumph, and when Miss
Palmer leaves America for foreign shores
in few weeks from now, she will carry
away many heart that will sigh for the
return of My Sweetheart"
The Evening critic., 1883-04-10
RAILROADS.


SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY
NOVEMBER ~, 1889.
,de Leave washington, from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisvile and 81. Louis
dally,at 4;0o a. m. ,105 ,955 .. with through
o0aSnes ana Palace Sleeping cars to above points,
without change; lO:l5 a. m. daily to Chicago, ex-
Cept Saturday.
For Plt,sburg, Cleveland and Detroit at iois a.
to PsSnfg With Sleeping &c CARS p M attached sG'a tram
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a.
N; daily; except Sunday; p. NJ. and o:4O D, m.
For Baltimore week days 5, $780, ESQ., 7;i5, $40
10 a. M 120. 22o, 2:35, $3.50, d:3O, 4:4o 5:i5 Z,
For Baltimere on Sundays, o:so, 7.45. a. NJ lies,
2.35. 3, 4:4O. 5:45, Z, $40 p. m.
For Annapolis. ESQ a. M, 1910 and 4:io; on Sun
For way stations i1 between Washington and Bal.
ii:sO D. M For stations on Metropoiiian Il Branch, S
p M daily; for staunton $40 a. m daily. except aat
Sunday; Tor Hagerstown and Frederick, $40 q.
mY lois, 4;45 daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily G;2o. 1885 m.
From New York and Philadelphia, 1855, SIS a.
M daily, $40 p. m. daily. except Sunday.
From ,Annapolis $50 q. M, E5O 6:37 D. M; Sun
From staunton, 2;i5 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick; Hagerstown and intermediate
points. 6:25 a. M; Frederick and way stntions 9i5
e. M, 2,5, d:2o p. m. and 72O p. m. daily, except
Trains Leave baltimore for Washington at 800.
ECO, 40O 300. 6:25. 1890. s:4h and l130 p. m. On
Sundays 200 $40. 7o, S;o, $40 m; 1885, $780, s25
"a 2ii trains from m Washington and Baltimore stop
Fos % fiirsSer % informaton apply at the Baltimore
1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of Fourteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage TO
be checked and receiyed al any point in the city
LORD. q. p. A.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-10
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NOKTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST

In EFFECT MARCH I, 1888
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from station
corner Of Sixth and B Streets
follows.
For fittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara
atsS0 o. m. daily Fast line $3.50 u. 81. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincln.
natl. Western Express 1880 p. m. daily, with
Palace cars to pittsburg. Mall ExpreAs
$50 y. m. daily for Pittsburg and the West, with
Palace Sleeping Car from Washington to Cnl-
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Mag
ara, at $50 daily except Saturday, with Palace
car from Washington to Canandaigua.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven ana ElImirn al
$40 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 500 q. M, 10 30 a. III ,
130, 4.20, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday, 40
$50 and 1920 p. m. Limited Express OF Pull.
man Paror Cars 9. 30 q. m daily, except Sunday
Through sleepers for Boston 1.3O u. N. on week
days. 4.20 p. m. on Sundays
For Philadelphia, 500 a. M, 1920 O. 1.30, Az,
$50 and 1920 p. m, On Sunday at 400, $50
and 1870 D. m. Limited Express. 9.3O q. M.
daily except Sunday.
For baltimore, $40 800. $40. 1880 q. M, and l.s0,
4c0 440, $50, 7.3o. $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sun
day, 800, $50 O. M, 40 $40 1880 $50 and 1870
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvsnia
avenue, and at the station, where orders can hs
left for the checking ofbaggage to destination rom
CHAs. f. PUGH. General Manager.
]. .R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.