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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

It's a lucky thing that bakers have more
bread than ony other class, because they
knead 1t more. Philadelphia Record.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

BEEcHAM's PILLS will dislodge bile, stir VI
the liver, cure sick headaches, and make
you feel well. 25 cents n box.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

THE amateur photographer has a habit Of
taking almost anything except a hint
Somerville Journal.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

JAcK-"Sleep we'll last nightr Tom
Eyes; slept like a summer chaperon." ~
Alton Democrat.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

Room FOR ONE ONLY.-Clara-''What do
YOU think of my new muffi' Maude-
Lovely But where do you put your other
andi"-N. Y. Herald.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

CURE your cough with Haie's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

"PApA, did 1 hear you say that money
talksi" Eyes, Willieh as that why they
have parrots on the backs Of the silver dol.
lars ~
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

MUST BE Observation-Disclosures has given
up tobacco Beverley-'ls it love OF
liver r'-N, Y. Herald.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

Copyright, 1893, by
the Author.
NCLE L Il L d
was simply a
very nice fell
10 w h o S G
name was Fred
erick Barrois.
lie was of a
good dis posi-
ton; that could
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

~ WILL now get into my coat Of mail" re.
marked the letter when it saw the stamped
envelope.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

Syrup"

Justice of the Peace, George Viii.
kinson, of Lowville, Murray Co.,
Mimi, makes a deposition concern
ing a severe cold. Listen to it. I'm
the Spring of 1888, through ex-
posture 1 contracted a very severe
cold that settled on my lungs. This
was accompanied by excessive night
sweats. One bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup broke up the cold,
night sweats, and all and left me
in a good, healthy condition. I can
give German Syrup my most earnest
commendation." @
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-21

be read on his Youthful face. Such a
youthful face, that in seeing the mar
row red ribbon on his buttonhole, peo-
pie sometimes asked him for his story.
And he, to avoid the embarrassment
felt in speaking of oneself, answered
somewhat maliciously:
II was born twenty-six years ago,
and since then-nothing ever happened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

wheat gluten and the nutritious elements Of the
oat- 1t Is thoroughly cooked BY high steam heat,
and Q predigest nutritious food that fulnlls
every requirement Of the growing child Is the re-
suit.
"For an infant that has been weaned and IL get
ting teeth, there Is nothing nearly good a. scta-
ted food Its better preventive of the much-to-
be dreaded cholera infantum than all the medicine
ever discovered You can get it at any drug store,
and it is 50 inexpensive that every mother can
anordit.
by using lactated food you will avoid the real
dangers Of summer and free your mind from con-
stanf apprehension"
Any practiced physician viii tell you that the
lactated food Is commented upon by his most emf
nent fellow-p-actitoners the best substitute for
pure mothers milk, and that IL can be absolutely
relied on for purity and freedom from any possible
source Of contamination
You can rely on lactated food above everything
else to carry the wesned baby through the trying
days and nights Of summer.
IL the little one Is inclined to be nervous and
fretful in the summer heat lactated food sustains
the strength and wards Oh summer diarIhes and
prevents cholera infantum-
IL saves babies lives.
Here Ia the experience of the sweet baby boy
whose portrait Is given above. His mother. Mrs
w. H. p Csron. who resides a. 80 North Lat street.
Meriden, Conn.,. writes
"Itake pleasure in sending you the picture of our
little Walter He was q very sick baby and would
no, nurse. We tried everything we could. but he
never got well until friend recommended lac
tated food to u.s. We gave II to him and he i'm
proved rapidly. This is his second summer and Is
very trying to him, as he Ia cutting teeth, but in
spite Of that he isiarger than good many old As
he is He is very bright and has q lovely COM
plexion. and everybody takes him for girl. He
will ear nothing but lsctated food. 1 hope that i
may have many chances to recommend it, for
know Of nothing else that deserves 30 much praise
a. lactated food"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
MARIE DECCA IN COURT.


Tho Prima Donna Brings Suit Against Her
Husband.
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Philadelpbis
IT,; Ths .on;tx rroc..d;n.. hes,n hv
~, .
MaoAm Oeccs' 'ne PrinaA uonnA' .S~inss aor
husband. Francis Leon Crisman, was before
the master appointed by court Tuesday morn
ing.
No. - H. h,,.,.a ,..o,. lis,
e0s .nu no. .u''"." seie ple'on. WV
counsel Inc nnGauon u tho out8ro"sn OF
dispute between the husband and wife over
the ownership Of villa Decca, on North Front
$50, ~h;.h n.... .ll.oa. v.s nnr.h..ad nv
Re-, h,.hand lin hsr xonev fnstasd hoI,
aSer ~ ths dsaii he;no srscntad in ths nsms ~
nscn. =. 80 rsc,rdsd in the Mama ~ bar hns.
I'D rb;ch a;sco,srv c.n.sd The tronhia 7,
IL alleged fnr,bsr that Cri.m.n. 40 Deco. r
naos. dann.i,sd in hi. or n.n,s r.c.,nts ~
,hs xsriaus concart. and eneaoamen,s and ra-
fnssa 10 .cconnt IN hsr for the fnnds in his
nosssssion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
the CAPITOL CENTENNIAL,
Committees Report Progress ut Meeting
Last Night.

-
~O"''s' report roefess NJ Msenha
N's"''
The regular weekly meeting Of the Capitol
centennial celebration committee was held las
evenipg Chairman I.vrar.. a.rdr.r nre.id
, -
i"s' "Ao 'ne ioAo"'ns "e"Der' Deins P'o'
ens;
E. B. Hay. NJ L Weller, J. W. Babson, Har-
rison Diugman- ] ! Edsop W. J. Frizzen, E.
u.,n.n -, u.nrv shsrvood
G.. n.
'Ames ocAsss, III. ). N. ione'' "en- D1n N
can =. walker, Marshall W. wines ana .. D
Yoder
The commit,ss v.. .ssured bv Baltimore
Lodge. No. n. q. q, Elk, of Baltimore, Nd,
vould ba r.nr.s.nt.d in thu parade by good
For thu con,n,ittas ON ceremonies at the Cap
itol Chsirm.n Gardner stated that Mr.. William
Writ Henry q, Richmond. Va, had accepted
the invitation 70 deliver the address 1t the Cap
i.oL The COMMITTEES on printing reported at
the contract for printing the illustrated pamph-
and that il would soon sppear. The COMMITTEES
on Examinations reported progress.
DECORATING the Building.
ch.,,u.r q q Yodsr OF the committee nm
.s,t. c.,,,,ol ...t.d tb.t ~. ~
decor A'ions % "e U~p 49,. ~ VI,
missse me. last evening ~ ''o'A On we r.
front Of the Capitol. and that It was decised
that any extensive decorations on the Capitol
front would mar rather than increase ,he
beauty Of the building itself. and on the motpn
Of Mr.. Hannah it was resolved that the decah-
tons be confined to the outlining Of the bsltls-
trade on the east 'front.', and the columns OF
the frst tier OF the dome With bunting, and TIE
chairman, secretary and Mr.. Tracy Jefords
were appointed subcommittee TO hnd out new
many and what kind OF haas could be BORROWED
from the government The committee, stated
MIR. foder, would meet again next sssurday
evening.
Other Committed.
tser Friemen's Association, Mr. John W. Thoml,-
son stated that IN. ...oci. t,on had accented tie
;rv,,.,,on 80 n.r,,o,n.t. a. ,ha csr.mor,s. III,
.ar.Sa - -, 81 ~ W -, .h.;, ,n,..v =. -
r.. ocos.io, 49,. ~ 1871. -. - 'A''A f0"e' W
Tynon TIE uo,;on - NJ Drr..r w.u.I
the commistse ON inyit.tion. we're dr.ctsd 4,
secure suitable design for the invitations u
NJ Ioha T; - sn Td ;nreJ seo a.,
r,is,a. 90 49,. 10y on na .t. =, me ., 9 sha.
con,,;,,s. =. 1.IiI.. VIC """s' VI 'A"'
Lob r 80 u n p,., ~ p.-,
4. p.n q n ~ ouf9r, :; - P%sro S,un'
9 Thor, e. Ia ,so o. r Dt"I 10y
n nsi a;ahaa n pn;; =. "ss1sy c0ss SaW
ei C DeIe c w. na r, pel9"i r, w.
500 Ci Iroe Oorsou. UsnAer =. CIeIA'
IVY rur r1d DSnn H NonSsn Ager n wfrS'
o. o ". Nu.fioen' =. u; OavioSe, u. =, laws, y;
\. Duhcanson, wv w. Clarence D1vsll; Edw. T
oeorse w. DTer, soan a. Gn, ~
w T.;m EoiS EE' E'
-. V. froi' soMer' a. iGSn,
Gn.Sr;dr. W;,,;.r. G's " IT,. III
a Grisro,d Thnn. n.n'' 49, ~ H.
-; IapSp inU%.s "fsy' ueorse =. nen-
Gaar.s u.rh;r n E;..iir, Tharoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
LITTLE HOME RULERS,
Watch Their Food Through July
and August.
To Prevent Cholera Infantum
and Keep Baby Strong.
Laetated Food the Most Nourishing
and Most Natural Diet,

mans home is his golden milestone from which
ne measures every distance.
bu' however much he may lavish expense and
s.iI II Wiz only be house until the baby comes TO
make IL into home.
"of course you love your babies" said one of the
pest physicians America ever had; "then watch
inen inteiiigeEsly in June, July and August. Look
out they DO not drink milk exposed to contxmina-
t"n. There are many ways In which reliance
upoa cows milk alone becomes . source Of danger.
III baby in arms Is not fed with absolutely
hesthful mothers milk the best die. possible is, of
course, iac.ated food Sugar of milk s the basis of
mothers milk, and 1t Is the basis Of lactated food.
With IL is combined pure barley malt. the finest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT MAY - lsne
9th and sta
Throurh the ersndsst scenery In America, with M
goo pm dsiir-s Washington and cb,csso sp.e
nehtsd train. Puilmsn's hnrst sleeping rsrs WISH.
inston e chic.so p,ning CO, rom wsshin Ia
N, Chicago sspm-
saiid vsetibuie train With diuias cor sud Pullu =
sleeper. for Cincinnati. Lexington snd Ieuisviis.
without ohsnes arriving ct Oincinnsu rs o. ~ :
Lexington Els .. U. Louisvi,le $50 . m. 1ndssr
apoiis II 80 .; m, chlcseo IS m. 81 Louis Z q
Special Pullman sleeper Mondays Wednesday, ss1
Fridays through TO Hot Spring. Va. without chanssl
arrives T.<S o.
200 p m, dasly..Exprsss sor ocrdcnsv,is. oh,s-
louisville Wavnesboro' Stanton and principal We
e1nia points dailv except Sunday %, kohuoNd
Pullman locations and tickets a. Company oAc>a
my2s II W FULLER. eenI Passenger Areat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
OCEAN TRAVEL.

RThUR W. ROBSON
"a Steamship, Passenesr and Tourist Aren't el5 l5&h
@n ". Telephone 1854 Branch OF Baitimore Nd. }
FIRST Cabin. Second Cabin and stserses tickets 81
al steamship lines to Europe, Asia, Africa. Australia
Also 20 Boston. Providence. Norfolk. savannah and
steamer outward or return.
lists rate sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished on application.
AGENT FOR THos. COOK SON.
Eeumates given on tours to any part Of the world
prafW iRusd In surns - suit England. Ireland
and Scotland.
Foreign express aud custom house broker. As~nss
in all the principal cities Of Europe send for In
structionf How to Ship" apif-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

wasting diseases, # speedily and surely in.
AS an appetizing, restorative tonic, it set
at work all the processes Of digestion and
nutrition, rouses every organ into natural
action, and brings back health and strength
For all diseases caused by torpid liver Oh
impure blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Scrof
ulous, Skin, and Scalp Diseases Con
sumption tor Lung-scrofula) in its earlier
stages-the " Discovery Is the only guara,b
teed remedy.
you have your monev back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

DTeu Ffom . NICK Nt FO0t BaII.
William Conlon, thirty-fve years old, was
arrested in Brooklyn yesterday charged with
having caused the death Of Michael Clynn
tweuty-seven years old. by kicking him in the
Ridgewood Park Sunday, when, it is alleged
Conlon knocked Clynn down and kicked him.
Clynn fingered until yesterday, when he died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
Heavy Judgment Against Sullivan.

Judge Trout Of San Francisco yester.
day gave judgment against John L. Sullivan
ex-champiou pugilist for e1,4l1 30 on . suit
brought by Joseph Q. shain. When Sullivan
and his manager, J. W. Barnett, were in Aus.
tralia last year they borrowed the above stated
amount from James and William McMahon.
Sullivan gave his promissory note, but left Aus.
tralia without, settling it. The claim was sen,
to Shain for collection. and todsy's decision was
the result Of q suit brought by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

Claims to Be Brought for Damages Amount.
ing to 100000.
A special to the New York World
from Chicago says: The foreign exhibitor
At the fair held q meeting yester-
day and decided to bring claim against the
government for damages amounting to
900 900. They assert that exhibits wers
been ruined by rain, snow and sunshine. They
have collected evidence and say the claim il
good. They go TO the government because the
fair 10 . government enterprise.
In support Of their claims they hold
that the government paid s300,000 fol-
damages at the New Orleans exposition. Con
gress passed bill declaring that the govern.
msnt would not be responsible for damages
incurred by the Chicago directory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
CHILDREN

who are puny, pale,
weak, or sorofulo US
ought TO take Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. That buildl
up both their flesh and
their strength. For this.
and for purifying the
blood, there's nothing In
all medicine that car
equal the " Discovery"
In recovering from
" Grippe" or In con.
valesoenoe from pnsu.
mOnia- feyarx or othel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
PROPOSALS.

alsssss SxsscE oc I gaIy
n n f s. Tss 4 DSf
for II Is. :n saS
&: e . ss 3
: ssss NTH re "a I. 40 sSp.
the Prodae. q sny ocnyet labor Vi. 5. IN tie
vorh Each 6d must b. Accompanied BY osrtined
Of proposal rsh . rsssrvsd to Ss,scs amy sas
Sa S s..n.S ~ x. E, ~ for my
e 90 no Al bid; .S 1870 after the time ..sd
Closed II and psRsd pss +.
new boiler house boiler plant for the United
.ha ssTfls
suprrvistns Architect. yle-eoot
PsoPosALs FoE THE CONSTRUCTION OF
VII 5. i.sis J; yS IL. 5 A.. sS
i ps. q @ f0i ssnr sar%.
iiEEEf Sstfifss 4 e.
III. H..,, DLRAh e q, ,A!ssIcgLTURE.
MI 8 Scso q p s s:ss:FE Sf
s ss psSs.ss mile: e :Ssm.I1s
a. norm o:p. 6i.l. We I sS1. sS sSs
::;:.ss g :; ssS:
srmored With i2 No eaivanissd ,rou vire. II h
y .: Mort.
q &. ~..sS az Sr4s.u e e: en:
Pu,chs.s o sabnsf.ns csSls" ssd sddrsssd . he
aSk ;Ss G s:el.s Sss.
DiIs sI Il $3.50 Sr ssInTa wssFIEsTos
TH Il p q ss 81 Sp TwE
nish said department. With sSationerw and Mi.-
esll.neou. Article. incladins horss fs.a. Tor Is.
-: f.; :,,s:: sss
o. s2sna the quantity dysn n any .rticls In Il.
iuIa.sh ,ish s, Bio bond With s.O ssr.sl.s. IN
ths sum Of ~ 600 = gusrantse Of . faithful per
mould :. 81 q. @
II III, iso e. Il Il 3. e ssE e. sS:Si
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. oYFIcf eUPER-
4 ytsins Architect. wsshinston. b. G., july 10.
o * fss sr 3 ,si G pa;
OF AUGUgT, 1893, and opened Immediately there.
sss ma @
q g.. sns ss .nd ssos
gni:sd ssss.: poe. otASs Sal4ins Cd ..Sinstop. b.
oe q sSs sspssassaS:us 4sshns rs B. or Ne
iii fes =; IN :. e
y s. ss.s 8
nS1s = 70 r: ;sy sad !: s, g ..y
the intsrsst Of the rovsrnment DO All BIDS re-
ndden. Propese,. must Be- ipeioesd 30 envelopes.
SSiisa snd msrssa frop9sis Tor the STEEL and Irop
snd Iron Floor oonstruetion of fir,t. Second and
MeEsapfne Floors, &c. for the United States Post
Once Building ct washin9ton. D. c. and addressed
70 JEREMIAH ORoUBKE. Supervising Architect
ty12-so6t
Il BUILDING, REFORM SCHOOL. WASHING
TON. D. C-Ssslsd proposals viii be received ct the
once Of y! !! caspsnssr, chairman Of the build
School, 0O4 9Th ct. y, ", until TWELVE O'CLOCK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

Isaac Jenkins, colored, was lynched Saturday
night at Beamans near Portsmouth, Va, for
poisoning horses and burning . dwelling. he
confessed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

some organ other than
the nose-ss the bron-
chial tubes-the lungs
tconsumptionl the
stomach and intes-
tines. or the ears. as
WAS the case with lit
tie Susie Seaton Of
North Fork. Va
Temporarily residing
Of 14l6 Mass ave. }. In
whose case the cstsr-
rial Inflammation hsd
extended from the
nose and throat 20 the
ears. setting up an
offensive DISCHARGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Co
Vu For Baltimore and River Landings.
Steamer sue leaves every Monday at 4 .. m. and
Steamer Lady Of the Lake every Sunday ct D. m.
Landfngs.
ALL ACCOMMODATIONS FIRsT-CLAss
ALL RIVER FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAID.
For freight or passage Apply 70
STEPHENSON BRO. Aets
tey1-3m 9TH street wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19

PRoPosALs FoR coSsrRnSTJNa iAMILY
ToN. b Hs.s.d proposals VII Ss received ~ The
once Of D!; J. caspsn:.r, Chairman 9, the build
xnG % HokpHi. iGLY rwEsrrpsoGS1r2E.o i iSss
for eonstructtne family building on u erourds q
the hsform SCHOOL Blank forns Of propossls ana
spscncasions toesthsr with all necessary Informs
ny once spd only bids upon tbs.s forms VIII Be con
any ma 8. sa H: q; os., e
man BUILDING Committee 0o4 Sab 81 n tria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EvEnrosr,s IDEAL
ofs perfect PIANO may be- found hsrs. We b.s-
die the i've sckno~ledred lsaderS-Derks
Weber. Fisher. Ivsrs and Pond and tAs Rstsr
East terus on ALL
sy17 SANDERS srAYNAN. aal rsT. NV
THE KRAKAUER PIANO Is THE NE pLrs
ultra with srtists well public Over II. 90
tn r.A CAN II TEMPLE OF MUSIC. l4oe 81, q
b. KUHN. est 1874 mylS-an
TUNING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELf.
= piano msker. tuner and repsirsr, 221 l2th a
~ woTt.hop IN the rear; organs tuned snd -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-19
r icIMnNp AND DAsyILLE RAILRoAp.-
IA y. ". HUTDEKoPFR AND REUBEN Fo6 rxR
RECEIVERS

Alltrsips srr1v. and leave ct Psnnsyivsais ps~->s
esr station. Wsshington. D. c.
500 q daily. local for Dsnvflie ana ssssio.s -
ten Danvile Charlotte and Aurusta. and con.s-ts
for Front Royal and strasbure daily erospt eusAsv
,lnle an. Richmond sad pSnviil. fsst mail. :.
Pest Tennessee. virein,a and osorvis rsilvsy sss-
lions; and for principal points south Richssoo1
and Danvtlle systsm, Including aentston and B,r-
minghsm- Pullman Sleeper New Yorf and Wssrips-
ton to Atlanta and Monteomsry. which unft~s e
orsensboro With slesper for kususta-
So y DAILY. except Sunday. for Front hsya-
zoo n.@b.ny for princ,p., roins. .rush on s,rs-
mond and Dsnyille system. Pullman Sleeper vssh.
ns'en 20 chsrlotts. and Dsnvills 20 Ashsvflls snd
10 S. nm.-psiiv WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
trsy Of Pullman sieepsrs and DininF Cara and su,s
10 Atlantis. MONTGOMERY and New orleans with fufi-
Isn Sleeper through New York and wsshfnvt1n 70
New Orleans via MONTGOMERY. and New Yors -
Ausnsta snd New York 20 Ashevfle and 10, spri.~x.
md Washington 70 Memphis via birmingham slss
PULLMAN seeper Buckingham 70 wipona. Miss ma
TRAINS NwAsHTNaroN AND oHroDrvrsfoS
,ssve Ms.hinrton at o 10 m, e. IS p. m. dsilY FOR
Round Hi and 3. 30 . m daily for L<esburu snf
40 p. M. except Sunday. for Hernion and tntsrne-
oiase ststonA Returnfns. arrive wsshfnstos 20
an. SO ?. m; daily from Round Hin shd g. s. m
eesny from Lees burr end o s. az daily srospt sus-
fhronsh trsins from tn. south srr4,. wsshi.s>a
49, m. 10 - M q s. 2. and =. Is o, m Mo-
nsssas DIVISION. q 20 a m daily excert Sunday.
ncket, sleertne Gar reservatons and infor,usrsa
furnished at once. sll and 1900 Pennsylvania s-e,
and 81 Pssssnrsr Station. Psnnsylvsnis Rsfresd
v. GRFFN, Gen. Man. VA TURK. Con P.ss kss
LIS. BROWN. SenerAi Aren't pa<Nenrpr Dopk -
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RAILROADS..

Il MT VIVA
To -vr .PENNsYLyArIA RouTg
.rl Rf2FssS s.ssEl'sHRsss sss.siE.r
r.. u. sA sS (. sSssss.
s'r ri,sssars and u. Vest, P.nasyissai, iamss.a
s ss,y :s:,' {, c'i & s.s
Hai.Ssrs sS os ws'alnssS e c.ic.ss
eesss,r s.sssii and Diniss o Car H.Ts:ysr. e
81 Lows 10 I'D Io. a.: a., s o:.
sstusd.y. with Psrlcr csr Hsrrissurs g Est.suss
fc ,si fsi sSa;. . .S e Ss"s.
!, Efrrs., Tsp. m daily. Psrior Ca. w.sh,nssoa
L.Si: cins,sS. and Sslesse "a sf pssiss os =
pm dsis. si,s s. s9is S. ss.rs q q
s sy .ns % sic.:
ErpIsss 90 nm. daily for Pitt.surs. csiuTsns.
Pullman ..Sns Car s%sss ; To y LSS Ss
sle ,1ans Car Hsrri.bgrs M.T.hi. pras 90
sty e, sS=:.r nd 4: s.:ss
For Kane sacsss.f sns Mas Il f.
For ffs ,,s. c c,esr, Sunday: 20. -
az :ss ssss;s''s ss .'f rs
:I N s s.sara.; ,r s,.s 40
For Er "a w.:siny Sos e sussle
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