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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
REFoRMAToRY FARMERS.

The Farmers Alliance of Kansas has
been inveterate in its denunciations of "po-
litical trickery." Hostility to the trick
sters was one Of the chief reasons assigned
for its separate organization in the late
election. But like most other reform
movements il seems capable of doing some
things which would appear tricky If per-
petrated by either Of the old parties.
For instance, as q result OF the late cleo
lower House OF the new Kansas legislature
stands 81 Alliance, % Republicans and s
Democrats. To old politicians this would
seem like safe and healthy majority and
would be quite satisfying. But the Alli-
ance is not satisfied. They have the
chance. and propose to avail themselves OF
it, to greatly strengthen that position.
The constitution OF the state limits the
membership OF the House to l25, but has
. proviso that each county shall have at
least one member. When the last appor.
tionment was made the constitutional l25
we're apportioned among the counties then
In existence. Since that time 10 new coun.
ties have been created, and il has been the
custom to choose one additional member
from each OF these. who have been known
as delegates" having seats in the House
aud being allowed 10 look out for the local
Interests of their counties. but not voting.
This year. however. frightened by the
declaration OF Senator Ingalls, that be
means to make fight for reelection. and
evidently fearful that be may capture some
Of their weaker brethren, It ey propose TO
give the 10 delegates. all of whom are
OF their order, full recognition and right
TO vote. And not even satisfied with this,
they avow = determination to unseat for
alleged fraud three Republicans-Rice. OF
Bourbon. who had but 3 majority over his
father; Remington. OF Miami, whose ma
jority Vas but 4; and Bsyer. Of Woodson.
who had majority.
Il seems that thers WAS = president in
1lU ~ - epoting g - ~ delegates,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
rHE WOMAN,s HOME.

eEArELH, Nov. y. 1so0
To THE EDIToR: Az there seems to be mis-
understanding among the people = 70 the object
Of the Above named home, ! desire % state that
Il u for the respectable women and girls Who
depend ON their own work for . livelihood You
may 6nd them in the school rooms, In hsstores
In the of1ices
This home II In no way connected with the
Rafuge Home for fallen women nor with the
0rphans Home, nor with the Home Il the Good
Shepherd. IL IL located In North Seattle on
Poplar street. The Front street cable Car now
being extended runs past the door. and anyone
who viii take the trouble may Sc II rising .
thing OF beauty and "a honor to Seattle.
Many young girls come TO the city seeking
work. obtain il. at low wages It may be. aud are
obliged to live In cheap lodging houses and
other places whore they are not cared for In
stances have come TO our knowledge where
girls have Teen followed 70 their rooms BY
some would-be friend-humsn shark-tent on
their destruction, and which Is accomplished
by hattery and deceit. and even BY Intoxicating
liquors, that 6re the passions and deaden the
9. nses, and the once innocent girl takes her
hrst downward step. that leads her to the
brotneL
Tnis institution now in need OF funds should
not 60 begging. It appeals to every mothers
heart whose own pure ana lovely daugnt- r. are
safely guarded In their own homes 1t appeals
70 evoIy maH VINO tOtcS purify III WOIuous
What the Young Mems Christian Association
does for young men this Home proposes to do
for young women; yea, more; It will give them
food by day and shelter BY night aud throw
around them the care, refinement ana love OF a
Christian home
Men who have given grandiy TO the Y. n. g.
A. should make their wives life members OF this
society. One thousand women of Seattle should
join and lend their influence to this good
work.
The membership fee u 81: the yearly dues Il.
One thousand names would help ~ 70 finish
our building In two months.
Will every woman VINO reads this article, who
cannot give $S at once, have "Homs" mite box
and drop in q nickel day, or 25 ceuts week,
and send her name aud address to the presldens
Of the Woman's Home. corner Third ana Marion
streets, and in two or three m0aths bring the
contents ~ . mem bership lee or an Offering to
the H0mef PRESIDENT MoMAN's HoME.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

whiteman, OF Duluth, MIMI, late Democratic
candidate for congress, is a sadder and wiser
man than when he begun his canvass. Running
against Comstock tRep.). he knew his
only chance was that IN Alliance candidate
should also run. The nomination was rendered
TO several, and declined. At last he bethought
himseli of H slvorson. who had served with MIN
in the legislature. and whom he persuaded TO
accept the Alliance nomination. The nice point
of the joke, which Whitemsn does not enjoy,
il that Halvorson was elected Some Democrats
are very hard 10 satisfy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
Governor Moore Need Not BE Ashamed.
Spokane Spokesman

The Olympus Capital says that Governor Moore
Il not Q stockholder in the Tacoma Globe. fe
having been elected . trustee without his con.
sent and against his protest Governor Moore
need not be ashamed OF his ofirial connection
with 30 good q Newspaper a. me Globe the only
fault OF which Is it evis'ent des,rs to convert
every noise IL hears into . boom for w. h
Caikins. AZ Governor Moore il in the soup on
that subject Also, the Globe and walla walIa's
polished diplomat ana statesman should cling
TO each other ike eiamese twins And il misery
really DOS love company. they viii ct closer
together than ever affer the legislature meets
usxi January and gives Watson c. Squire hi.
ak years commission TO the United States
asnafa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

citizen of Waldo. Maine, sued for divorce
recently, and for chief ground Of complaint
alleged that his wife was .crosa" From the
testimony the judge concluded that "she was
born So" and, therefore. was not to blame, ana
refused to grant the divorce. II his die,um
should be gen rally accepted. what tremen.
dous dimunition In would make In the divorce
record throughout the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

Things are beginning 70 jangie In the Demo
cratic wigwam. They are beginning TO have
their ghost dances. There were two Democratic
Publications in Massachusetts since the cleo
ton. at each Of which recent converts gave
notice that their continuance was contingent on
the party's behaving itself, in default OF which
they are rs ready to leave as they were to enter.
One Of those waa Rev. william Everett, who ran
on the Democratic ticket for congress, and the
other was william Lloyd Garrison, son OF the
father OF aboitiouism. Their remarks were
unequivocal, and meant that the party must
think as they think, and act accordingly. or they
viii leave. II means that to retain Messra
Ever tt, Garrison ct al the Democratic party
must become q Mugwump party And now
comes the Atlanta Constitution and serves notice
upon Mr.. Cleveland that ne must 'scut loose
fro-n the Mugwumps' or lose caste with the
regulars in the South. To which the Brooklyn
Eagle, apparently inspired by the sstuffed
prophet" responds that it is not Cleveland. but
the Mugwumps who are doing the clinging. and
they, not he, must do the cutting loose On the
whole. it must be confessed, the Democratic
and Mngwump caldron 10 . very pretty kettle
of fish.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

YY~:~~ $1,000 49, 1921 v.es~v. - -
- -. - ..a--. = 49,. s.. 80 s.
....s-s1 s-..-s-,n 49,. - a.. - q ].
---.:-. 49, - --...;,- --....s,,.-.
.-,,s.a z. s...,,;s.,. -~,.-., -, .,,,.o-.
"a -h,.h q 49, ~. =. .er..t 5000
,,,,t -. h,,-,t,,a :, -. ,,,t.-..t. q N
v.t.r.n. Il fact ther. /. d.neer that the
,,-st.ra.a t-;.rd.h,c - 49, .v,r.ns.t.
m.v ~.r.. .,ch ,..ct;cr ). = ;ndrc. -.
nndoing II mnch that has been done for
the v.ter.n.
Amonv tha most nnrea.oninv Of theae
rre,erded fr;erds ~ thu soldier 1. the
Naf;oun1 T,;B,.ne which professea 10 be
their national organ. In late issue that
paper alludes to the growth Of the Alliance
movement, and to the demand Of that or
Ranisation for practically unlimited issue
of nat paper money. and indorsine the de-
mand addresses itself to I discussion Of
how all Of this money shall be got into cir
culation.
There il one important point that the
advocates az more money entirely over
look" says the National Tribune. s.They
provide no machinery for putting this
money into the hands of the people. If
they will reflect an instant they viii un-
derstand that though the United States
print billion dollars Of additional green
backs it would not do the country : par
ticle Of good unless there was some way
provided for getting the money into circu.
lstion." All OF which il strictly true, and
the same point has been made, over and
over again, by nearly every intalligently
conducted newspaper in the land.
But the National Tribune. utterly reckless
to the future of the country. and to its
credit, and to the general welfare, proposes
q solution. eThere is only one plain, prac.
tical way. "Repeal the limitation
to the arrears of pensions. pass the per
diem service pensions bill, the equalization
bounties bill. the prisoners Of war bill. the
manned soldiers bill. the deaf mute bill.
and other measures of equal Justice, and
these hills viii mt into circulation at once
Ill the money that is needed :" etc.
This Is in the face of demand from the
Pension Bureau for deficiency appropria-
ton Of not less than thirty millions for the
present year. And In the face OF an ssti-
mate bv the Secretary of War that one Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
The laikins Tricksterss
en,ksna ar. kssmar

The Spokesman 10 down on the methods of the
Calkins bOomers. They tried TO buy Republican
candidates for the legislature ia thls county.
and when they failed they tried to elect the
Democratic candidates. The Spokesman, much
Is it admires Judge Calkins rs q lawyer and as
an orator, csuid not endorse that kind OF trek
cry. Senator Squire. on the other hand, showed
disposition 10 lace the music, 30 long a. 1t was
Republican music. His Instructions to his
friends everywhere were: Eject Republican,.
no mater what they think or 50, oi me-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
Caikins and the Farmers.
Tacoma Naus

II IL remarkable with what apparent relish
the calkins organ In this city pooh D. obs the
complaints Of sne Pa,ouse farmers against the
bad management, or wore, which has lefs
them without means OF transportation for their
wheat 1t dubos them eranks aud has no pa-
tience with tseir impafience. Bot the farmers
of Eastern washington are terribly In earnast
q some one will discover some day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

Among the many srtic ss acceptable % gifts
none 10 more appropriate than cut gla.s. Dor
hingers American Cut G.ass 10 by far the b. st
Their trade mark label - on every piece. Your
deaier snonld be able to show u to you.
Skookum Root Hair Grower will positively
can the nalr an s:A4p oil daniruR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

Miraculous in curing rneamsusm-Noore'a
Rsveased Remedy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21

The MANHATTAN for a limited
Nevada u Pond Combining IuSnr
auce and Investment that is IN reach
of all ami which every healthy able
bodied man IN the State should
possess -for the protection OF hlm-
sell amt family.
In EXPLANATION read what follows:
Suppose special agent OF the u.
s. Treasury Department should call
on you today and say:
The Government would like to
sell you bonds for any amount be-
tween ST 900 and $50 600 and if it
is not convenient for you to make
the investment al once, we will a.
low you to pay for the bonds in
Ten Equal Annual iRstallments.
And, suppose, in addition to this,
the Cove, nnent, v;ahisg TO make
this the most hesifa Die investment
IA the worl,! should stipulate in
the hone, no '.slY to pay them at
the emf of tie term, but in case of
vour previous death, to pay them
to vonr family and AT THE SAME
lIME RELEASE YOUR FAMILY
E.ROM PAYING ANY FURTHER
MONEY.
Would you not at once close
wilh such an offer? And yet this
is practically what the Manhattan
Llfe Insurance CoRpanv, OF New
York has done and is dong.
For a full explanation OF this
plan, address, giving your full name
address, occupation and age,
JM. G. S.
Williams & Hawkins,
Hawkins Cigar Store.
Arlington Block, Carson, New.
S11 1y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21
sou THERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
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vOpSM ENssNG $ATE TDAX Nov
" l5, 100, and until further notice.
rains will Ieaue Reno as IoIl0ws:
1000 p. NJ. -Daily Atlantic Express
1O.GU tram for Wipnemucca, Bait
Mountain PaiIsade, Ogden and the
East. Carries local first class passen-
gers and through second class passen-
gers.
1.O6 P. NJ. Daily. Pacific Express
4.OOtrain FOR Trucbee, sacramento,
Beuecia and San FTaDcjsc t, arriving at
e45 A. NJ, Connects al Sacramep 20 at
1880 A NJ wieh the Los Angeles
Express for Fresno. santa Barb ira,
Los Angeles, San Diego. al 30 at 1880 P.
N. WOodl and aud knights Lam ing,
A,O0 A. NJ Daily Atianilc tX-
OsGU press train for Winncmucca
and Battle Monntain,i Pa'isade Og en-
aud East, Carries only 6rsJ-cla>> ras-
seneers, through md local.
11.SH =. NJ -Eaiiy- Pacih Express
.Cpiraip- for Rowi 10 Junct'n Sacra-
mento and Sa.> Francisco Benici
arriving at 12I5P. Connects az sac
ranaentO with -rain ieaSing at 1850 A. NJ,
for Stockton. I.ath aop, san Jose aud
San Fry ncisco Fresno Los Angeles san
Diegoi aud t,ast, via New Orleans at l0:-
&C Am for Williams, willows. Redding
at g 90 T. IN. foe Red lIluT and at ~ so
A. NJ. Tor AIarvsvilJe, Redding and Port
land anu East. 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make promp pit coonectious with the
several railroad lines in the East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
T0urtstsl sleeping Cars attached. to- all
trains.
Fiokets sold, sleeping, car thus Sc
cured. and other informatfo q given on
application at the Com pany's offices
where passengers eating In person can
secure choice of rouIess etc.
Richard Gray, i. ii. GOODMAN,
0er Traf Mans Gen. Pass. & Tkt Agt
SAN francisco. Cal.
june
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21
Health is Wealth!

DIR. Il G. WRSr's NERVE AND BRAiN
TREATMENT, n guaranteed specific for
Hysfer a, Dizziness }on vulstons, Fits,
Rer yous Neural sia, Heada ,he, Nervous
Prossrari0u caused by the use of alcohol
or tsnbaccO, Wakefuln esq Mental De-
preston. eS.lfUenipg ofLhe Brain result.
Ing in insanity AMI leading to misery,
decaJ aud death. re nature old Age,
Barrenness, LOSS OF Power In either sex
Involuntary Losses AID SyeImaJorrhoea
caused by Over-e xertiOE OF the brain,
seIfabuse or Over-indul b9nce Each
box Contains one months treatment.
tl.CO box o. six boxes for $5 90. sent by
mail prepaid on reee fpt of prces.
WE GUARANSEE SIX BOXS
To cure any case. With each order re-
eelved nv uS fpr six boxes, acc )m pan
led with $500, will send the pure haser
our write guarantee TO refund the
monep If tn traatme cut does not effeci a
cI-re. Qua antees isSHed only by w. Ell.
Oh EDIC. sole Agent, Carson City, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21
WE GUARANsEE SIX BOXs
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
SICK Headache. Indigestion, Constipa-
ton or Costiveness, we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when
pur ly Vegetable and never fail to ogive
satisfactiOD.' sugar coated. Large box
es containing 30 pills Is cents. Beware
ofcounterfeits and limitations. Sold by
w. Fl. OHEDIC, Carson, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21
The DUYERs' ouIDEia

The BUYERS GUIDEiA
issued March and Sept,
- A such year. It .ia an ency-
"a i9 A clope6iR OF useful infer.
EA % nation for al ~ 40 pur-
chase the lu1curIes or tho
neceSs1ties OL hi~. We
can olotho you an& furnish you with
all the neces5a4y and unrece-. iarT
appliances to r. :. walk. Jar GO, sleeH
eat, fish, hant, '. ork &c to churcE
or s+ay at home. and ln various sizes
styles and quantities. JzSt figure ouf
what is req1ircd TO do all tEose things
CONF F0RTABLv and you can make tair
estimate of {. e value of the BUY ERS ,
GUIDE, winch will be sent upon
ceceipt D 10 csnts to p4y postaxe,
MONTGOMERY kvAPE q CO.
ls1-1I4 Michigan Avenue, Chicagos Ill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-21

Sleepless nights, made miser-
able by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

SS %ss sod o' Is pa Ts% l5o
s21 sg9sOS o,cSo5 p'e c DgSG4d spc crudp dpr"5 @
%6,sP ss ScaeSed S sp s Shs
tr l9a5oc beachcd winter 5Ig52c; 7id bGaehed spring.
Ter oSS52c KeG ElalS lassc sapcidd 4@
STRAIT; s5a5Gs 49, t.,.n, m,,o' w..
dull and weak on grain and general cargo several
oil dokS sGe' S gSw a. at s 200 bS to London
lis Sd and $50 bbIs loaf sugar to Liverpool at l2s Cd
GkAaN SdH fARTEHIsdin a6o al7 Is I'D '' H cA
E scotland ts hs@se f A.TF ionS no 600 %
Antwerp or Rotterdam, $500 Dbl, refined p lid Nor
w Segi d Bah sarT bTs Ioyast hence Exouth bbls
refined and haphtha 3sd3s l2d lSn nnm osik m
paisselga p7i1@te sens " MTfssCFLHXEoTs CHAKTEE
Rafa s.A Amelia .esn GrFfddS Hdns hSSS LSo
Norwegian steamer H. A. Mat'nSn' on 'nriVat nIns "
o"q1 THsiS S1 was duh market today
ssS SP l2aflE RErn ff%{ sSt He'5 demand
G fNrs Ms:s in bbs 76as Family = 5o4sS q =
Packet sS$5 a. 80 Sdad Rd here r. at SIS at the wc
6%T (sc IG&JSyfE ic S5s F,a E%} 9is '1S
maas $50 FSd Pie n li%r nT@1,ql io r. eS for r(Gsa i0
Ptd Pis 4IG'S Hans az Smoked do iM4l3f rsd f
sSSqld5 s6S ddsSacSs &c? S%PS ecsS E se5
RoGsFary active A. Igry full SEE1b5 >ady & ngnn frhS %
sahanc nt ~ and Speculation was fairly active closing,
k"rro,or sifh slight reaction Cash quoted 10 % Sacs
tcS SoV Ts T Week sepemGcT p both eHPor sG uS. Sy
cIoS@d SOC sales. $50 Is G"or Sft'incr 'Io>,I 10 AZ
49,, IL 500 tcS G.16dG19 December closed At
d 80. 900 tcs G9sa7c; January closed at 7l0c
bid Reh9sd gCS 'OpiTnTfTE fair demand and on
fancy grades prices mad f'Tshi
creamery, pals 'tncy ~, tE '' S Su 70 hoin l
mn ,,i ranery fancy Western creamery. fancy
~ ,1 e" do choice l4d1jc do fair 70 good "al3c
rrxfue
Eoio "a l5c: good 1lal3c dairy tubs fair 9"i0c;
imitation cr.amcry choice lldl3c good @Gl0r;
f,ir GGsc: Western dairy, choice, lOdlc; DO good ga
o. fail care: Western factory June, hrklns' ch",',
dbi5 G56isc Western dairy and factory common %
uuilIuN' 'CjII,fSf-There weak market an around
"t a. a. white cd7a,c Go hn' - a. no good To
mime GLdG3c common to fair 5EG6@ state factory,
Wr,torn fiat 5dGe E"HN-A >h'de lower 3hd @ tau
w., Iicbt stat and Pen->yl lNania fresh le2" l'c' ana
In fr"sb 1S.: do flr GOOD, l5al7 2cc Western fancy
j tTTG>ETENM- firm and Qut" active; sale,
s35 bhds and : bass Mus, a'ado - ior - i''
and iiiGc for = te.t; 1876 iaro Ienirinr9 70 t,
H pbadelrhla - e,;. isc. with further sale ot au.co
iado but no eru,G!!a'' 5 "a" do ''He 16, and freight
SLc 80 RtfINED-in better dcn'hd I'm, ah" ,t EIin
SriI-hed Csc; Cut Loaf o.; Gm, oss )
r. 3 iGc White Extra &C. 5sc; Extra &c" 5a1'c
&C" 47.c; yellow, +adi'.c , MA .,.orc.- cho,co
,id NJ ~ IN r.. OeGmarearinc dull. city. $50
s"T(IL LOW-stoady. but trading light. Prime city al
alGc sale. late ye,lerdaI @ % 9eUs s Ds as follows
Nlov1,n.-Hv,on l22d2jc; Young llN son J. 2.'oC In
periai 2Oa2ic GunIoydgr S2qic raT Eonro'm
To- india and Orange Pekoe, l52dl9Gci OoIons
IormOSa 16l2d26c.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEETheIe wa quiet market & toSay sns iGF o S
ynrted no fiat bean quoted 1890 and undescriDcd
DO Isssc Mid grades active and firm. Sales i,l7s
I'm, NIaracaibO $50 bags Central American, ana %
bundles Mocha private terms Options suffered inIther
Sr.ak to-day in keeping with Weaker cable adVlces
Secuation was moderately active. with some little se
iiig by longs period the market showed losses
- 1sa5 uOints and the close barely steady haNFe
declined 5,o1h fr Hamburg closed l2dl3 pig lower
Wnts AZ Eio and santos liberal, which added 20
the heavnc,,. London was unsettled closing weak
Giclai quotations, 2:i3 p M August SIS "a SePten'
- Gd January, 90, 3D. C gSoSe' rGggar ds ar~
r.@ent. II 900 bags total stock 600 bags; santos
recept, 1000 bags receipts at Rio July To- August D
$500 o36 600 bags same time 1SS9 10000 bae> same
time isSS 1873 900 bags; receipts at Santos July %
Nuoust 1890 900 bags: same tnc lSS9, I9i,OUo
bsgs: same time. lSos, $4,000 bags stock IN santos
August - Oc0 bae,; actual shipments rom & 40 o
to lst Of the month"; $4,000 has. total shipments from
RIO 10 Europe during last month. $1,000 bags actual
shipments 70 United states from date o asJ
N,,'ki, 1t Of the month, 1000 bags :
iot, !bpnent from Santo, u Europe during last MONTH
81 OOO bags total shipments from Victoria TO tn!ttd
States during last month. 6OOO bags IoVa sales nero
fn-do h2Cs follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ..rxcrp TRAINS leave foot Of CoruAndt anu
pesbrosse' 50 iatncton and Intermediate points p,,
M M Tor Geneva. slons, tlnlia io'" ~ al, car ~
IVnrS u and Pullman car TO sa,pcn''n d,ts non,s
S@o a, ~; nor T. 1nd Junction anu intermediate points
Chair car 20 Tunkhannock and informed ate points,
-, i. Pa 20 TunGhannock Connection u heaulis anu
Harisd9%rsm m for Elmira and principal ntgmcdate point
Chair car 10 NHN'9
sion Bridge =, >fau,h Chunk and intermediate points
-, .oV - ~ Mauch Chunk ~ 800, ,.,o..at.,. .t...
Char for Mauch ihuuk anu lhterftuIate pOinG
3 10 y, ~ ~ Heading and Harri. burg r,. ,,,-,.
Connertoh - tcneVa. Lyons. Elmira Roche.ter Bnfao
p ~, i.' pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. ,., at 2 a m II a. m, / y. IN. and 3 10
Trains of ali points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
N,urh Chunk. ua,letOn and intermediate
O. a. and il a M for &honsndoah and intermediate
points. Tor M.ueh Chunk and int. TN, ,diats points.
-" " FOR Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Roche.tsr Bunslo
and dc West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana Suspension
briePe' General Eastern Orice. 2o5 Broadway.