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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
THE ROANOKE TINES. TUESDAY. MARCH u. 1893 h
LOCAL sREv,TlEs.

\
Joseph II. Sands, vice. president ani
! general manager OF the Norfolk and
western railroad, left Sunday morning
TOT Columbus, Ohio. Ho will return the
latter part of the week.
w. p. Bush returned Yesterday from
visit to friends near Thaxton's.
w. o. Kiser left Sunday night for an
extended trip through Southwest Vir.
ginia.
o. s. Hawkins returned yesterday
from business trip to Richmond.
r. D. Gum returned Sunday night
from visit to his brother, Prof. w. p.
Gum, at Radford.
Rev. 5. ID. Ferguson left yesterday for
norfolk to attend the annual conference
OF the M. E. Church, South. which will
convene at that place tomorrow.
William f. Baker, the we'll known
Salem avenue carpet dealer, has gone to
Philadelphia to purchase his spring
stock of goods.
Il. P. Beasley and wife, of Lynchburg,
spent Sunday in the city visiting friends.
Thomas Massie, of Wytheville, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Syme AYres, of Rocky Mount,
who has been visiting Mrs. b. G. Payne,
on Campbell avenue, left for her home
yesterday.
Revs. w. H. Hammer, G. T. d. Collins
and s. K. Cox will leave this morning
for Norfolk to attend the annual confer
ence OF tho M. e. Church, South, which
will convene tomorrow.
The West End Rolling Mill will start
up on March 81.
w. N. Wexford, ST., OF Lynchbnrg,
was in the city yesterday visition his
son, w. N. Wexford, Jr.
Ben Price, a farmer of Bent Mountain,
is in the city visiting friends and rela
tives.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Calvary
Baptist Church will have called meet
ing this afternoon at p. M. at the
church. All the ladies of the church
are invited to attend.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Interest Continues.

The revival at the Fourth Avenue
Christian Church is still in progress.
Rev. H. G. Garrison, the pastor, has con-
Quoted the services uuaided. His SER
mons have been logical, forcsful and
searnest. Thirty additions thus far and
tho interest continues. The congrega-
tions are attentive and the house is
crowded at every service. Preaching
at 7:45 tonight and to. morrow night
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Save Your Eyes.

Our opticiau, DR.. !. w. BREREToN, q
graduate OF tho New York School of
Optics, will be at the JEwELRr STORE of
II. SILvERTHoRN, No. 8 Salem avenue,
on Thursday, the 23d instant, and all
persons with defective vision and need :.
ing glasses properly fitted to their eyes
will do we'll to call and see MIN. En-
ANIMATION FREE. REMEMBER THE DATE,
MARCH %. II. SILvERrHORN, jeweller,
No. Salon avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Death of n Roanok, Pr,.onsr

Col. S. S. Brooke received letter
yesterday from the superintendent of
the State penitentiary at Richmond
stating that William Lanier, colored,
of this city, who had been sent to the
penitentiary about two years ago for a
term OF ten years, had died. No cause
was assigned for his death. The de-
ceased was sent up for the murder of
Nathaniel Newsome at dance at
Lanier'S house.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
DRESS GOODS.

Our New Spring Silk and Wool Fabrics,
Are particular handsome this spring.
Diiigent search has been made to get
the MOST EXCLUSIVE AND AT
NOVELTIES DESIGNED;
these we show in all the new shades.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
a Pastor Not Yet Secured.

A meeting of the memb ers of the
First Baptist Church was held after the
services Sunday morning. Private
business pertaining to the church was
transacted, but nothing was said in re-
gard to the pastor who is to succeed
DIR, Elippo.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
a Death at CIoverdnle.

Mrs. Nacissa Richardson. aged rs
years, died yesterday at Cloverdale
The body will be inferred in Tomb
stone Cemetery, near Hollands, at II
o'clock to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Want tho Lamp Repaired.

There is ''kick" among a number o.
citizens because the street lamp il
front of the old postoffice has not beer
repaired since the Brunswick fire.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Gone East.

Mr.. S. II. HEIRoNIMUs, of Heironimus
q Brugh, Commerce street, left last
night for the Eastern markets TO com
plete purchases for their house for the
spring season. He will be absent abou t
ten days. The new stock will be open
about April /. Definite announcement
later.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21

LADIES, you are cordially invited to
attend the grand spring opening of the
latest imported novelties in ladies' and
children's hats, March 90, "a and 25, at
Mrs Nj. Indorsky's, 90 Commerce street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Council Getting Tonight.

The principal matter of interest be-
fore Council tonight will be the ques
tion Of ordinances already on the cal
andar
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21
Catogni,s Kestnurant,

O"IUBri NestHUTHHl,
so Salem avenue. Finest restaurant in
Roanoke. Breakfast and supper 25c.,
dinner $50. Tables reserved for
ladies'. j. j. Catogni, Proprietor. l..
Turner MANAGER
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21

A. l.. JAAIsoN u Co, coal dealers, Headquarters
for Atlantic dynamite and Judson powder.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-21

OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11
ofIntere.t to Foreigners.

The Supreme Court OF Iowa has rendered n
decision affecting the eligibility OF non-natu-
rallied citizens. George Van Beck, native
OF the Netherlands, was elected sheriff of
Henry county last fall, but his predecessor
refused to surrender the office.
Van Beck was not citizen in November, at
the time Of the election, but was naturallzed
January 3. the day before he took office. The
majority of the court holds that it makes no
difference whether Van Beck was 4 citizen
when elected, Il being sufficient that he be
such before taking office
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

There is more Catarrh in this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed To
be incurable For great many years doe
tors pronounced II Local disease, and pre-
scribcd local remedies, and by constantly fail
ing to cure with local treatment, pronounced
il incurable. Science has proven eatarrh to
be a constitutional disease, and therefore re-
quircs constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure manufactured by +. J. Cheney &
Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case 1t fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials. Address
F. J. CHENEY " CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, i5c.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

Every one gives it the highest praise. II.
Gradel, Druggist Walnut and Allison Sts.,
Cincinnati, o., says this of his trade; ~ sell
my share OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and my
customers that have used this preparation
speak OF ii In the highest terms
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

A physician says a healthy mans hear
should beat seventy eight times minute
How about the minute after you ind you hav'
won prize in the lottery.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

Kate Field. asks: ''How many women
marry a good mani'' One at a time, Kate,
c1ceDt in Utah
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

Can't be beaten Mr. j. c. Wittig, Blue
Mound. Ills, writes: II have used Sayation
on with wonderful success for infammatory
rheumatism In my foot. Ii cannot be beat
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

A Philadelphia hotel, desiring to prove
to the ublic that 1t was good one, ad
vertises the fact that one man has lived ther,
three weeks and is still living.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-11
Justice to Ali.

is apparent to the Directors of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition that millions of people will denied the pleasure of becoming
the possesor of
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q HUDSON r. R."

"Thc Shortest Quickest and Best Llue to Montreal
Leave Grand Central Depot...... :2Os m. O;2o D. m
Arrive Monireal. .......... s. p. Q 10 a. m
Also Plattsburgh sleepng-car - p. tram for
passengeTs 10 SeIanaC Lake Placid Paul Smlth- ICON
Lake etc. Chsucaugay H. H., tue avorite ronte ~
fast ut Plstt>burgh.
% H." Ticket once and Bureau OF Information.
81 Corauft--t
Send cents stamp4 Tor illustrated guide maps, exc.
o. Northern resorts ~
}. W. PTnnICiS. &. p. A..
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\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excur.iou Tickets New Yor. Chicago and Re-
turn $500.
Through trains for ,ucagp and the Worlds faF lerve
foot ol Wet ;.d-st. follows 10 minutes csfler from
Frlnkn.st: 49,. 49,, ,.u ,.,, ,,.,
slrrlr.r- Ncw.Yofk to Chicago. Arrive Detroit AS
,,t5 r. VI dIily VA Ma 4ai. Fall. Reclining chal,
pumsT se,lcis New.York Chicago. Arr.vc- Detroit
20 a. M Chicago 81 q. m, 81 Louis 800 y. III.
Mil. Campbell Hal. IAke Mohon'. Lake Mbreva@k
"a w,llifI Valley RToad stations stony Ford Nidilr.
siwTn UooiI nChufP Nurtsbo summit, lie llclyillo
f,oli. hurg NIouticci!D and Liberty.
o.iS A. NJ fdailyl for MddctDwn. Fe,brry Nont'coi.
Il Isberty White Lake. Csrbondsle. scranton Walton
D,lbI sidney Norwich, Utca. Rome. oneida. Fulton
i.t3 r W. C~atudays only. Tor Campbell Hall. Md
dlf AN Hio1mag'urg SuWHitNilo Eliutl- rftl-1utg.
Wo,,trelIo Liberty Whit' Lake Iiy1hg-ton Manor.
1.ihP VI. Except sunday. V'~ihucd Ilrii@i FOR
~ NohonE Lake Minnew aska ard Wslli.l Vallrr
paProsd ~tations Campbell Hall MddlctONn Mountain
isie tcutlevillr. fallslurg. Monticello Iuf!eyIio.
Liberty FALL Liberty. PaIl-Nille ana Livingston Manor
f.y0 - VI tcNcopt SUNDAY f0- West Cornwall. orr,
Mil tarlbcll Hall. MdilcOwn. SImmltyiie Ellen.
Nile and all intermediate pont-.
9,f5 y, VI. daily MOD! t0vn Summitvlile. Tails.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor. Hockland walion. sid
ney Norwich. oneida. Fulton, OswcgO. Niagara al-
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al 81 broadway
NcwYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
I" 1'' &c ANDERSON. o. p. A.
81 Beaver St. New.YOfk.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
west SHORE RAIL ROAD.

N Y. &. & II. Il. Il. Il. Co LtS>J.f'l
EXCURSION TICKETS TO W0RLDs FAIk
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains leave West i2dst. station. Newfofk, a. fo'
$3.50 4. M.-DaIy local TO Susl. Is idge ana cutskin
Mountains except sundays west o. to'yhuhs JSt
Slecping car New-YOrk " BoohNlIe ou"uay' ""'J'
,.l A. W. DAILY ljcal 70 Albany Tor ,atskll MOUNTAINS
and iarlor csf 20 APIy o yas en' och
ester buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Detroit Chcago' except
SATURDAY for Toronto e, =. p,ou,.rio and
1 i;so a. Msnnains Newrsu Lakes M,hoak ard Min
n@waska Paror cars to BlcomTiie ana & W.p
,P' sEse" M hS% sad ''E s
H aIisnv saraoaa Caldwell. IHE. George iarlor cars
AiD nnhyocoTiiie saratoga and Caldwell cnoo,., .o
1873 r M MoSStans. P %n a,tacSed
cas Ms69nf sna %
Iaoy ana Caldwell Ls T,1 GeorS Sr Albany
& l:01 +: NJ IraiG ~, hibany MSnrcsI i'ucs syracuse
5PMrD'nSgr a aHs SisasIo Falls T'ru'O. Detroit
Gsar .a5 M,Ecn GTSs' ' ra"r ear Kns,oS:
Sara,oy "a aiiv Tor Albany tca Syrscus@ i,ocnef
~ nroio Niagara Falls TORONTO Detroit 'eVc'" anu
chcae9; Lave. BROOKLYN by Annss. Alo:oo, BIl go
e., 60 n m Jer.ey tity r. II. H. s'auoh' A'V'4V
Msc' STRAW an; cas- Los So,
Ssy % IT, II $s DAILY ls,nv ruc. svr,cu.
RoeSessSr buffalo Nlaara FALL Toronto Detroit cev.
laid Chicago on al @ ndqld and eepnrr accom-
modatioSs or Information. apply offices Brooklyn 800
7aS s s $ ar 7ss ard 1872 os Rrcai
way i4tto,ons (. f. LAMBERT.
anu d. S''' Gerer, Pass niger Agent,
q VandprDtaVe. NeWYOfx
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AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

4 Summer schedule in eject June 25th. 1893,
FOR RED BANK, LONG BEANI ~. IiKE ASD
OCEAN GROVE. ASH iff PAIN Srhi-'"
POINT PLEASANT. , , ,,,,,r., 40 Il, 80 To
Dod EaHk. sl5 1890 II 80 H. 20 ~ ria ~
s2 80 i 80 o. a. 80 'CS ' ~ 'iS1SSn
ton Foot Of Corandt nd bro ,,1' Ida cS 80
" 10 * 40 except Red BaLkl, 20. $40 'oo D. il"
Snnd.vs \ rs. 8 45 q. H.. ) Is D. VI.
s,vday Traiis do not stop Ocean Grove anu A'""'
A"' ErFr-S BfODGETr. . p.u,o,d 70
Sup, New-YOrk and Long bri"0" '
L. WOOD. -. Nam. y r Co
r. Central r. j.. OF NJ j.
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Gorscs ano Carriages.

RNEGAIN.-Kcnslng'o T.cart. seat, !
coodrlrh dog.rart and double harness nrs''
elias, condition: rln b" srln ~ hl o"ll"'
Nppiv J. T.. MORSE. 30 Broadway
FOR SALE low for want OF n~". an cN-
tension top family pgartOn used hut l'!hI,t
since MAY. Can De- -'rn hV calilhe AZ l<'
Dcan-s'. lIiooHlyn.
FOR SALE.-ScTcniy-thr"c hcat Shet,.
land ana Welsh lonr' having so.n lHrV o'
ann uusf .aU ~ once Address DR.. O.
4. JACKSON. T. o. Box lGl, Jamaica
l.. J.. y. Y.
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BILTINORE d. ONO II. II.

NNri, ST. LOUIS AND ALL FONTS Wt.T
ia Ll.MAN Al. NrhNl,I. ON ALI. JEAI"S
Leave Ncw.Yo.4. loot Of L.,r.rty..t. oh,
f.r CHICAGO IL 80 a. H.. 80. u y. No. l2:l' hD"'
10 IiLtShI ~. 80 y NJ. !. Ii night.
For CdHtiNNATI, 81, LOUIS, q. NJ, ,. IT; ,t An
a. M. pni.e Car). 40 $50 D. m Dining tsr'' o. o
y. NJ, J.: rs night All tsins run daily. e.d,x
Tor NoGroLK Day Llpe. 80 Ex. sS II 4
l4th st 800 Grandst n. Y. si4 Fulton;st. Brooklyn
Stofion foot OF Liberty.st.. &. e. -. Of ". j. . -.
NewsNorh Tfan.fcr Co. will 10 cheek pes'
saRe from hotel dence " destination.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms
FL. ~ and iulld'r uar or; sup rior ''"l-
nan horrI MODERATE. 1'2 I"@' lnth-st.
TNu furnished ROOMS light
hou-'r ccpns uoa'. very cheap. DENIl>T.
~ 1fI-dtc.
GHtNrHCY PARK. TO let trin.
-irfilv. for the summer. hand.omriy iui-
ni-h.d room with bIafl. hoH"" and sur
ruunlinc- uucNr ri n'hle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. lo5th.st
and Amsterdam aveThe assistant pastor. the Rev. WM
r. BENNETT. breaches at IL a. m. and 40 D. M
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frIp Uants0.

Males.
AGENTS WANTED In New-Nork ana
Ncw.Jer,ry for "Our Land and country
100 phot,graDhic views of the ! nit'd states
from Maine ~ California ilord1 % Alaska
\iir :. ". ". WILSON. 29i Broadway.
AGENTS. We have a quick ,cll"r that
evrfylotN nerds ~ cent. half pront
more, refunded fo' Un>old goods. NlIfD
TRADING CO.. 49, Lhcrty--'.
MEN g. take order, in very town and
,iiy no delivering good wages from starr
rat wocl,. mo- carital required work
,rar round. GLEN BROS. Rochester,
y. Y.
WANTED. - Srl.sHal for california
wines 800 pr month and r\p'u-"s. WIZ
chance for advance: commission II ~
frrlri no cNp"rl"nc" ieduli'l. nHul',..'
ir.in.irg : -taml-. ". 4 NANDtHCOOk,
10 wine d. pt. Los Angeles cal.
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Rrliqions Notices.

-, A.-A.-A.-MILK-Its Dlutlon. Tests Health and
p'se'se subject q illustrated object by the
Drcoroo ~ H. IlNDAhi.. bfoome street tabernacle.
i1roone and Centre sts, : 10 p. Special
NIce Solo. free.
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Duslucss Ghauees.


ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED with
+lO. 600 10 $50 600 for al" 81 ~'ruiltlrs
30 Ter cent profit. Address NAN'ft
- thurch--t.
i INNrFNCTUHING comuanv. in
active 90 ration. producing stunt" goods
in constant aud Increasing dem md. wants
-Iu.too:to 1000 with or without active
Service. will lear strict cN1n iiiation rel
rirnc'> given and required. Adlfr>s III 81
Mss. Bon =. Tribune oillrr.
CIGAR and CANDY STORE fur sale.
Guuulr. L. ilG 3l-aNr.. near ifth-st. cheap
for cash. South rroohvn.
ron SNLF.-Tnc Liant and good viii of
a H. - tam family laundry within all no"l
Of y ~ York: perfectly equipped; dong
chnice aud prosperous bu-in"-~. Adlfr~>
FIJI NJ. l;,N I. Tribune once.
IIp5ETA%T.- Valuable patcn, carriasc
ttt,rnn,u, at a m al ?'rihr' 10 rI's" 'h
c-tair: very pr iit1hlc for r'ihi man. APP
riy !. l.. adl,>E. $50 Broadway.
MTLK ROUTE FOR sale: established 90
YEAR. q cam per day. Apply CHARLES
fIll,E. 70- Summit-avc.. jersey CuN.
MANUFACTURING sITES.-valuahls
-ltc- donated aud liberal cash bonuses pan
fer desirable manufacturing plants. Adde'S
MANI'FNCTURE Room Il, Barney
Block. Dayton o.
RESTAURANT and ic rooms. nca. ferry
room, IHv rent: water motor am ian- 10
hair: clear 500 month easy "r"i''
O'CONNCR S6 Centre-.t.
TO SPECULATOES.-A well dc'clo1od
iron mine. mincgal rights and llId ~
d. homght Mt bargain. II. II. bhNi'
Mine I'm. Y. !.
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flats 20 Get. uufnrnishe1

JoNr>.>T.. so. i3-Tn apartments
sl3 and ia PC. mpnih. lAHlI"K.
WrsT '1T'u.Sr so. @oj.--Iicht, cool
apartments. rooms and BATH steam neat.
JANl1Dk.
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Delaware, Lacknwannn md Western H. X.
lions In New York loot Of barclay md Christie phor
SHORTEST LINE. NEsTIBI'LED TRAINS


ref 4 go -I ID J.
CLAIR. THE ORANHl-o, summit Der ard, ,iile Ba-k-
In. i;Idgr Miai-on. .duir ."an, it--,.. 49, Us
I,oontpn. Dover. SisnLcie BUDD , Ian t., LAKE. no
TA4,ONt,. HIr.'it,,oeH : nOOLlh' : slUt NIAlN.
Washington. FlIIILIl'~B' E'f. tA-IDN. VA iIk
oar. slEoUDsbt ~; Po,ole Moun',in- sCl.AN.
DANVlLLf, NOHTlIC Mnil:LAAD. Moa'ro~ Bi@i-
INMTON. ON Ord. ND1;Wlt n. Mat'rt. I'ft'A.
USWiGO i!IAtI, OWiGO. ELM7l;A. ,OnNlA".
Wh>TT' NoiI nWiSr Asp ,s0i lnWlsT.
o,OO A. Me- lfALD. E,nfIALp >PlINGS and
N>Wf.t,U ENIRl>s. Pullman lI'c' ar. Con.
net, q, Bulao Win tram fof tAicaso ar lting 10
,,to A. VI. -BiNGhA ANTON MAIL. sup- - prncipai
LOO p. M.-sCRANIoX. RINGH hMroN ord IL.
''VV'r IIPi:E~~. Pullman par. .af-
Ala p M.->CEANTON. WfLk >ENEl.t. ard PIYN-
~ III IhPi:l, -. Pullman p'ror car. -
1,sO =. VI. lDai!yJ.-BUt fALO LIMITED ENTREES.
,lil1uan -lecp.r-. Arrives ~ - =. 20.
O,Op y. N. Daii0 -Brt FALO, Il. HtIELD SPRINGS
and OSNIGO EXPIRES. Iulran -irciff.
INK f,r> and PI l.i.MNN CONSCIENTIOUS ~ -
MurInv..t and i29 Broadway. Ic@ct at ny stations.
~ ana az Broalwpy - West l.jtn.st. -, 'nunbu-
sVc N~,York .sas Washinl fon-st.. 20 Fton--t AMI
"a iirradway RrDonlrn. liza. table,, giving full in"r
nation al stations. ...., ~
~ WFSTCOIr ENIIil.NS COMPANY III cal foF and
check baggage from hotel ~ sGcnce 10 Destination
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL way :,

Gen. Pass. All. fchni' ~
u p BALDWIN Gen. Pass. Az Cehu'i ~ ~ " "
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- ASBuRY. Washington square. Rev. DR.. FRESHMAN.
10 open air 30 pleasant hour 10. The Misses
Ellie JACKET Cherokee Indian girls, to sing. DR..
SIONE win speaG
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner
11ithet.-Rev. J. l.. CAMPBELL preache. atl9 So sna
: rs. Baptisms at evening service Rev. KERR B.
UPPER d. D., OF Denver, lectures Monday evening"
July 81 at 3 o'clock ''Be O Man"
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Neliaious Notires.

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
4 WANDERERS 225 East 1lth-st., near Thirdave:-Sun.
day.schoo every Sunday afternoon 80. singing By
children and members Of Bible classes, Visitors In
| yited. A. ). HATtH, PRESIDENT
| j. T.. wYCKOFF, Secretary.
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NewYolk Seattle Tacoma &c. FIR" -
SnwY"rk 70 san francisco. First class sfooo' ''o
eas, wv 20 g, Paul via Montreal First class s2ooo
seconu oi'S'' + Y. sKINNER 1853 Br.ndMey - y y
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS Mercer.st.. near
sth.st., Rev. DR.. DEEMS. pastor-To-morrowc Rev
JOSEPH MERLIN liOD>ON will preach at 10 80 a: M
and 40 D. All the seats always free. ana ushers
welcome strangers az the doors.
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Dressmakinq.

- -
FIR>T.CLAsS DHESSMAkEE,e excl
lent litter has time Ia pare thiuu-h NJ ~,
gut. desire, engagement. IA famllics Di Wv
day. Address il3 Adelphl-'t.. bfooN.so
AH1TS 10 DRFssMAhiNG. ..,,.o
Hotel oricr, at shortest notice m o.h .,
prices. Mrs. McELHoN. g Eas' '~h's''
oplo-it' stewart building.
DHi.SSMAK ,nSne'htmj,,,, y" ~
The tav or week: city or country
t.rn~ Jurln. July ana AnEu-''
On Ailaht cave. br"'hlNil' -
DRFSSMAK wants Few H;9r" r1X
toners ~ home suit tom - UP ~
81. Wet Scth.st near Rl'ef'l'' ~ I've.
rERFTCT Cj-TTTE. liter. ia'' Nt
nan'. Won go by day or hom "a, In,
~klf.. and val-r.: hall ptir' my ,. ' WV,
ana Au.r.t. Adilrc-- MOlil~It. tt" u"'
tl;o"n cn.ce. az i'wd"'''
siAL GARMENTS and h,,, md
kinds rcpaIr'd. redy' d. relinca. Attn eg,,n.at.s
r,modcicd t. the new shape
given. GKEIG. 1871 West --u,e.
THOROUGH DEEssMhKER desire , sI
rsgemeDt by day or week In or OUT % Mt ~
city highest reference. AdHr,s> ~ n,5
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Contra, l:aiirold Of
New-J rscy. foot Of Lbery-st. North River.
ron PHILADELPHIA, week days. 90, 500, 9Oo'
DINING Car 90 tlnct Iarior C,r o.. 900. 80
s:45 y. ~. II 10 night. Sunday. 90 10 80 II -
dining car H.. 80. 30 dining Car. 800, 40
d. M. 10 Ii night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASH NGTON, week DAYS
and sundays. 90 II - Dining Car m; 80. I'D
dining Car. 90 eco D.. NJ. l. 10 night
Pullman Palor Cars day trains. anu pullman sleep
ing night trains.
Tickets and NrlOr Car Seats can BE- procured o. H.
295 2Ol 41j SO ga. / 10, 1913 Broadway ~ sixth
ave. 81 Fast iithst. 2ii Coumbi,aNe l3i t't 10Th
%; West l2jt.,t Ncw.NO'k onrt.,t. 800 fultOn-
g. Rr,olivn ard ~ Broadway. Williamsburg.
The New York Transfer Co win call for aud check
baggage from hotel residence b destination
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DoGr0 du0 Rooms.

GOTH st. - WI Sufficiently fur
ii. he'd .lifc. with private baths -iri'tH
or Bass 'iiir AM at'rndnlc".
2sru->T. 10 WiNT.-Ncry d"sislblc
rooi.- with uI ri nout % lri, references
given ani frg1ird.
5.D.ST .. Wf~i-Newiy AMI hand
-onri! furnished. ARE ana snail Rooms
superior table. ifar-irIi~ a'ronin" 'aird
references.
i0f WANIGIiY rLACE. - Single.
ard duh.- rooms. newly furnished cen.
fli .,ltiuu.
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cool ROOMS. southern exposure
ouirt ciean aud comfortable; baths; every
,onyru 'rnrc near t9 -. luh.. ,,>t,ufi'
sumner rates. l. I'et -''h'Nt'. 'ul
aud Madison ave-.
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z AIDING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal--Ho Snoke-Ho Cindera
Time Table IN effect Way II, lSo3
L.EH!CH VALLEY DIVISION.

For Chicago II 80 a. M, o. 500 y.
For Buffalo Is II 20 "A. 90 90 D. H..
For NIAGARA Falls .. u 80 a. m. 90. 90 -
For Rochester. rs. ~ 80 n. 90 y.
Above { aims daily. Through Pullman Pailo and
Sleeping Cai>.
FOR WILKESBARRE. Pl1TSTON AND SCRANTON
S15. II 80 a. - 30 q 90 D. m. Sundays. except
Scranton. - !, 80 q. NJ; 600. 3 90 j.
FOX POTTS ~ LIE S:l5 a. m, II so. - p. M;
Sundays. 70 80 ...
FOX READING AND HhRRISDt'rG Is. IL 80
n. II. ~ 70 go 8 90 p r. sundays 30 Z: NJ,
MAucH snrNK. :; 100. SO. u 80 -. "a; !. 70
10 80 IL 80 q. m; 600. 90 p. m.