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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-13
The National Democratic Steering
Committee Said to be Doing
It Through ordway.
The Governor Will Not be a Candi.
date If the Price Is
$4,000,
But Would Take It If It Could
Be Had Without
Price.
A Breezy Special.


MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. ia special to
the Journal from Washington says: Ex-
Governor Ordway is on his way to North
Dakota and before his departure made
some extraordinary statements about
his alleged candidacy for the United
States senatorship.
He said that he would only become
candidate in the event that he discovers
that the senatorship is not hung up to
the highest bidder. He puts the case
this way:
II shall do my best to see every men,
ber of the legislature, and if I discover
that can be elected senator without
cost, as to purchase of votes, shall be-
come candidate: but if I find that it
is going to cost from $4,000 to 100000
to win l shall not enter the race"
Ordway reiterated his old claim that
he is entitled to the senatorehip because
of his effort to secure the permanent To-
cation of the capital of Dakota at Bis
marck.
Those who know anything about the
North Dakota senatorial fight in Wash
ington insist that the departure of Ord
way and johnson to Bismarck to take
part in the senatorial fight is a scheme
that has been originated by Representa-
tive johnson and certain other men in
Minnesota and North Dakota to defeat
Casey for reelection at any cost.
Before leaving johnson intimated that
it was not certain whether republican,
democrat or populist would be elected
ia North Dakota. He further init
mated that it made little difference to
him what party secures the senator
ship, provided Casey was beaten.
Several prominent republican senators
were seen regarding the attitude of
Ordway and johnson, and every man
stated that German, Brice and other
members of the democratic senatorial
steering committee were jubilant over
the fact that johnson and Ortlway had
gone to North Dakota to endeavor to
defeat Casey. They feel satisfied now,
say the republicans. that democrat is,
most certain to be elected in that state.
It is further claimed that the demo-
cratic steering committee" has urged
Ordway to take the steps he has and
that johnson is being used as a tool for
the ex-governor to carry out his design.
johnson may not know it, but he is
working directly IN the interests of the
democrats to secure democratic seua-
tor.
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HOUSE..
Prayer by the chanlaln.

Prayer by the chaplain.
The following gentlemen were extended
the cou, tesies of the floor: Mr.. BARTLETT
Dlckey county; Mr.. Micheals Benson;
Alfred Steel and II. a. Bell. Stutsnlan; j.
ID. Black and Frank Z. Wright, Barnes,
ana w. j. Anderson, OF Grand Forks.
bills INTRODUCED.
Mr.. ELLIOT: Appropriating $227, 200 for
$ilO Is for permanent improvements,
~, 100 for furniture, 81, 900 for maintenance,
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provides process additional to the in
adequate one at present existing for reach
ing the funds Of a debtor in the hands of
third person. The law of garnishment, or
"'Trustee Process" as it is known in many
Older states. is one of great importance and
adequate provisions of the kind are re-
garded elsewhere as valuable adjunct to
other laws spreventive of fraudulent con-
cealment or covering up of property to
avoid the payment Of debt.
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ton that it is reputable paper? Since it
has been under the management Of one
Shawl don't know the rest of his name
it has not been entitled to such a reputa-
ton. 1 want to be recorded as voting
against that report, as regard the Argus
as being a disreputable instead of repu-
table paper. The news or pretended news
it publishes is misleading. | know there
has been system of blackmail
been under the present management
Mr.. CASHEL explained for the commit
tee that in the absence OF information to
papers referred to in the report were repu-
table; they were unable to suppose them
Intentionally a party to slander0us re-
ports.
The question being put the report was
adopted.
Mr.. ARNOLD. for the joint committee OF,
rules, reported the following:
Public Buildings-Pinkham Miller, Nc.
Glllivray, Haggart, Engle.
Charitable lnstitutiOnS-YOung, Fuller,
Day, White, BrynjOlfsOu.
Penal Observation-Disclosures, Little ,Cashel
Bidlake, Svensrud.
Educational lnstitutions-Sorley. Worst
Ink. johnson. Lamb, Palmer, Hitler.
State Library-GregOry, Arnold, La
MOure Little, kinter.
Joint Rules-IaMOure, Cashel, Johnson
Pinkham, White, Hitler, Bidlake.
Adopted.
Mr.. LaMoure moved that the committee
investigating newspapers be continued
with the same powers originally given
He said that matters had come to his
knowledge during the past twenty-fOul
hours which he desired tO submit to tina,
committee. Carried.
BILLS INTRODUCED
The following bills were introduced anC
referred:
Mr.. DAY, No. 81. Providing that per
sons or corporations dealing in wheat
grain and other commodities shall make
monthly reports to county auditors OF the
amount OF capital invested. such to be thu
basis of assessment and taxation.
Mr.. LAMB, No. 32: To amend section
10 of chapter 146, laws of 1890, and regu
lating the lease and sale nf school lands.
Mr.. GREGORY, No. :3: To amend sec
| tion A, chapter 1872, laws If 1890, defining
the duties of county boards OF equalization
and regulating the method of assessment
and collection of taxes.
MIR. LITTLE, No. 81: Appropriation fo
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HOUSE..

Prayer by the chaplain.
After the usual routine the following
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Members are again requested to furnish
the reporters with statement OF the pur-
pose of the bills introduced by them or
give them any information they desire
placed before the public.
Messrs. H0dgson, McCullOch, Wallen,
Mclean, McCanna, Pierce, Tufts, Bentley
and Wineman were appointed members or
the JOINT committee on rules.
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-
Ben Buffers Last Wishes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Gen. Bysrs
body will be taken to Lowell, MSS, at
3 o'clock tomorrow for burial, ut Is his
wish that he be laid alongsi1 MS wife.
He has also requested 40 following
epitaph over his gravy/ "Here lies the
general who saved pe lives Of his SOL
diers at Big Bethe)1nd Fort Fisher and
never commando the Army OF the
Potomac" yse estate is valued at
$1,000 600. >sHe leaves three heirs one
son o,d no nieceS,
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Votes for Himself.

GUTHRIE, Jan. ll.-McC Carthy, repub-
lican, voted with the democrats and
elected himself as president of the SEN
ate. He had fight with the United
States marshal on the floor There is
great excitement and deadlock in the
lower house.
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TNlontana's Senatorial Vote

HELENA, Jan. 1.-THE vote for sena-
,t6r to-day stood: Sanders, republican,
33; Clark, democrat, Is; Hauser, demo.
crat, IL; Dixon, democrat, :; Maginnis,
democrat, 1; Mulville, populist. 2.
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Mr.. CASHEL, No. 35: Relating to banks
and banking and providing that:
First-TwO. thirds of incOrporators and
directors must reside in the state.
SecOnd-DlrectOrs to be under oath.
Third capital $4,000.
FOurth-Real estate other than that used
to be held not longer than five years.
Fiftil-Additional powers OF public eX-
aminers.
Sixth-Charges fee according to the
capital for examination.
Seventh-Active officers must take oath
and give bonds.
Eightll-In case of insOlvent banks gives
public examiner power to appoint re-
ceiver defining his duties.
Ninth-Compels board of directors to
make two examinations yearly OF bank.
Soldiers home at IShOO MS follows:
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Senator Palmer excused OH account of
illness. All others present.
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Senator Worst will introduce tomorrow
an important measure on the subject uf
garnishment or foreign attachment. A
and passed by the senate last session. It
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A reasonably interesting session.

MessrS. r. ID. Kingman. j. T.. Fleming,
John Mcbride, N. w. Roach and j. W:
Burbank were rendered the privileges OF
the floor.
The state treasurer informed the senate
that the amount of available funds IN the
treasury was $lOO,l6
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Senate Bill No. s, relating to Fort Abra'
ham Lincoln and the reform school, was
given third reading and passed.
Adjourned to 2 O'clock Wednesday.
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WEST SHORE Rail ROAD.

IN. Y. v. H. II. X. r. Go. Lt.ssEE)
Trains leave West 42dst. Station, Ney-York, as fSb
lows Is minutes earlier from foot Fran Inst.
$50 4. M.-Daily local Susp. Bridge and Catsk1
Mountains except sundays west OF SoeyHHns !H
Sleeping car New-York to Rloomvle Sundays onv'
73s Ia e 60 TO ba Gr sasda Sns
1919 a. VI. DAILY for Albany Utica, syracuse, Rod
ester buffalo NIAGARA Falls, Detroit. Chicago; excer
SATURDAY for Toronto. A. -.
Catski,i Mountains. New-Patz, Lakes M?honk and ME-
Hswasks Parlor cars to Boomylle and New paHi, a.,.
b ii,3J 4. M.-Daily except SUNDAY 70 Ca,kn Moss'
1Ihanv saratoga Caldwell. Lake GeorgeS ParlOt sn
10 Rocnvule Saratoga and caldwell 60,
,,9x - SIHSatlrtays only. Hal, Holiday Special
ca,skl Mountains parI.r s car attached Noun
C5 sans SeW.Pai. Lakes Mohonk and Mn1es 4
Sany' saratoga. Paror cars attached Saturdays
Boimyile and Caldwell Lake S,,S Seorge: Albany
C1is STp baiiy for Albany Msn,reai utca sy,.cus
iEothe"ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. T'ron'o. Des0t
Cleveland and Chicago. , .u,,
63oe MDay except s ra, Tor ~ KSgoa
SIS - Daily for Albany. Utica syraeuse, Roches.H
Buiaio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland an
a. Il C.-roayes BROOKLYN BY Annoy. Alooo BIZ c
C3 90 D. m Jersey City z. h. r. Station. Aloae
HaS, rstrsW LocalsS;oo q; m; as. 5;s3; 5t5Pn
Newsgsg /. LSc .ss ;g' paiS S H. h'' ~
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany. Utica syras sus
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Dctrot. Cev~
land and Chicago on all through trains.
modatons or informaton. apply Offices BrooEy9 $50
Washin gton-st 726 Fultons Annex office foot Fulsca'
st.; New.York CITY 1l3 29l. 3es, 7s5 and 90 Broad
way l43 Rowery, 81 East l4th,st, 81 West l2oths''
- - General Passenger Agent,
Vandcrbiltaye.. New-Yorh
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ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leaey Old
Pier Al y r. Canal ~. a. T. NJ. daily t>und1y'
excepted. Direct connection with eAprgss uTns "
I;irhucd springs Niagara Fails Sharon SPRINGS. and
CooJcrtown. SATURDAY night steamer c4rects With Sun
day morning trau for "a atoga and LAX SHeorgc.
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station. In New York foot Of Barclay md Christsphs
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEw HNk BAooMtIELD MONT.
ing Ridge Madison, Morr stoMn, pa-saic. riteia n.
Boonton' Dover. Slnhope, BUDDs LAKE, LAKE no.
PAI,ONG, ulckeustown, > HoOLEY' ) MOUNTAIN,
ws,hinstol FilLLlPsBu RIG. tAsToN, wAfER
GAP STRO L d. IS re-. Pocono Mountains. sCRAN.
IoH, PiTfS rON, WILKEsBARRE NASrIC ORE,
mAMr0N. OXFORD; NoKwlCM. watervll!e. UTICA.
oswEGo. irHAGA, ,owGGo, ELMlRA, COMING,
WWfElsTT' .SoKTHwEsT ASP sol THWEsT:
- N't,D EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Con.
meets AZ Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving AS
,,2O A. VI. -BIXGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
400 p. M.zsCkANT0T. BINGHAMToN. and Ell
IRA fNPHE~S. Pullman parlor
A.iO p. M.-sGKANToS ,, wiLK StssI and PLYM
s,3O p. NJ. daily BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
- Imam sespcrs. Arrives at is a.
9,cO y. m, )-BUf FALO, RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman sleev-rs.
TICKETS and PIT LIMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 10
Murray. and 42e Broadway Ticket, at tssIy stations
,s5 aid 9i2 Broadway 50 West l25ths 23j Columbus
ave New.York ,33 Washing on.st, 726 Futon.st. and
a Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full infor
WFSTCOir EXPRESS COMPANY wiz call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 Destination
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z ri & 4 "a ES .

e ne L ~ ES.
Ihrouch trains Tor Chicago the Wrst leave New
YORK foot OF Caambersst. daily, as follows and i've
minutes earlier from West 23dst.
S:40 Eimirl nornelsville ard Salamanca. ParloI
1 ar ualv except Sunday To Monticello.
1O,OO A. M.-Solid train to Chicago, Pullman Sleeper.
JU.UV Ma Chautauqua Lake. Parlor car New.
YORK % Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Dining car
o.nO PM. -Vestibue Limited. Solid train for Chi
O.UU cagO via Chautauqua Lake. Seepers Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car.
$50 500 Sad to o SsesS v ana NaSas Falls
S.2O =. M.-va Chautauqua Lake aud Niagara Falls.
Vile Chicago ana Cincinnati.
r OCAL TINE TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL aceommodations at 26l 29t 4o. $40 and o57 Broad
way, LOG West l56 East 125th st. Chambers and West
23dst NewYork 1888 Fulton-st, Brooklyn; 200
lIucsoast Hohoksn and Jersey City Station Erie Trans
residences destination.
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Gotels.

4 toeher corner vests New-York European panj-
rms house is most convenient 70 European steamship
anis aJec,rc halls urjce II Per day and upward
uaNeI' eie'"' ocii' NJ KEEVER BKOl Has. Props
NTEw.YORK HOTEL 6G5 Brosdway: opposl,e Bondst
& sunSrl"r occommodat!ons for 300 guests. European
plan, 81 American. - 90
ST NICHOLhs-scleet family hotei; Washington
- place broadway and Mercer.st Location most de.
Css,ipai and dSiirhtful. superior accommodations
goo s,le.ts. EuIopean plan. II Anlrcan. :! %.
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1.-THE shortest Quickest and Best line to Montreal"
Leave Grand Central Depot ..S;20s IN. 6:2Sha
Arrive Montreal. D. p m. otsAh
Also rlattsburgh sleepIng-ear on 20 p. NJ gan 10
nassengers 70 Saranae Lake Placid, Paul smiths -
lake etc. Via Chsutcaugay X H.. the favOrlte route
the Adironscks arrv ng at seasonaole hour after ofs
.:D * H." Ticket ONCE and Bureau OF Infonnsua
Fl Cortandt;st
SEND . cents stampa for illustrated guide, nsps n,
Of Northern summer resorts 70
" ]. w. BCRDICK, e. =. A.,
ALBANY, ". Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of JERSEY

Ito Conf used exclns vc!y insurng Cleanliness
and COmfOrt)
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signai
system. Trains Ienve station foot of Liberty 81.
Time Table in effect June 81, 1895.
For Reading at co. 200; s;!5 A. NJ 90. i; ~
SATURDAY. night Sundays IL 80 A. NJ, 100, 49, y"
( 40 8 700 T. NJ, ~ is night. "a
For Har'su,s q IT, oY s 6a A. c Ne v SATURDAY
night sundays Ii 80 x. NJ. :o0, 3 go $50 r>~N'
For 10 louisville at 200, 90 s4s A. NJ. 90 a
Sundays, il 80 4. NJ. 90. $780, 800 P NJ. igis,
For sunbury Lewisbure and williamsport a. 20
90 s:45 \. ~, 100 80 80 r. NJ y 10 n.y.
except SATURDAY. night sundays 10 A. NJ, 10 T. NJ
For Esston Bethlehem AIlcnsown, Maneh Chunk ss,
aSS S s Sani a. NJ 40 O9 rs 50, r. AZ 90 S5
4 80 p NJ Sundays 80 A. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC. ,
For Red Bank Lsng Branch and points s9ath % r';
20 sstupdays Ooy 80 y slS G sso Grow:
'nf o a'Gs l1f Tom: fyr Park Barn'
Fer Beach haven Atlantic city. vneland and Bridge
ton. 30 \. NJ. I so 4. NJ. -
s1 @ II 20 Beach sf1sS s s,' Hssndm '''
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER 8, N. r., FOOT RECToR-sT a.,
For Atlantic Hshands Hgs,nd Bt,en Soa ~ 80.
days ys ) 80 4. M ~ 90 r H. 40 '' ''S0 MIN.
Pleasant ss t' II 90 A. Nh Zoo. IS ESQ $50 NJ
&C. &C sa ASP F. Il. -'"' '''''' ~
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad OF
New.J,r,ey foot OF Llbertyst. North River. .
G0K rll u Hbaa week days 90 sGo' So
Dining Car, 100 BUFFET Paror Car. 90 600, 80
s - p. M. l. IL night Sunday. 900 10 80 IL 80
Dining Car a 80, 3 80 Dining Carr 100, 20
= FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week DAYS
and sundays. 9:0o II 80 (Dlung Car a. m; 80. 80
Dining Car. 5 90, g GO p IN. IL 10 night.
Pullman Pailor Cars day trains, and Pullman Sleep
ing Cars night trains. 49,.
2s5 20I as $40 94, 40 1923 Broadway 731 sixth
I'VE ~ Fast PSI Coumbusaye.. l34 East l2oth
ST. 2Oi West i2jthst New York; Courst., $50 Fulton
St Brooklyn, and % Broadway, Williamsburg
The New.York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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..>-,>-.-.>~~>~>>~~>~>~>~ ~
"A"ss'oAs ossArEsr RMLaoAas
NEWYORK |
CENTRAL! y! {, R!
- HUDSON RIVER R.R.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA fAua |
4AH i.1!i; aSis ~ sss": ,:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
q on A. NJ Except sunday. Fastest tra,s
o.oU world. For Clayton and Buffalo. No En-, =
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
q IN A. M.-Daiy for Chicago. Except SUM, 4
0stV Ricnaed Springs. Wagner Buffet sePyss
ADIRONDACK L. MONTREAL SPECIAL
S.IU aacK Mountain points and McnIiss. Ae'a
SARATOGA & LAKE GEORGE SPECIAL.
$40 Snaa aaS i''
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMIrRn
1000 W.s SSs c yss:Sos s :s,,s
DAY EXPRESS.
IU.3u a. not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit ~ -
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
70 nm NOON.-Daily, cue Chicago 90 p. m. nut
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 o MP: ~ p sss g SinsnH' q ss:
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1HeP, M.-Saturdays only. Connects at o..
40 for principal points in the mountains.
EXPOSITION FLYER Limited,
Great 2O.Hsur Train 10 Chicago for through ~
sengcrs only.
S.Uu pete Wagner vestibals service. ''~' w. ~
Albany, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
q on r. M.-Except Sundays. Connects FOR CsXkrs
O.OU Due Saratoga, $50 p. M
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
40 M.Daly due Detroit S5 . e. H.; osA
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.UO Louis, 7aS.. m. Wagner service. Diaias =
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
625 MnDsiy Que m sar Moss1e,l
ADIRONDACK g. MONTREAL ExPREsA
ZOO -. Malonns SAC. Montreal a. N.
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND 1000 IsLASN
SPECIAL.
ION r. NJ Daily due Buffalo 7 80 q. M. xApa
f.3u Falls o is q. m, Clayton 5;45 e. m
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ExPRRsA
500 sn.I naiy ID. due G m 81 Louis
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
600 PMDsy sIsepng Ss ,, pa''1y s. 7:a e, +.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9i5 1s So f hsaaa 1 ana sa'es
kES 2 soEE VT H .R.f c 4sD
Two through trains daily, except Sunday, s:ol = 4
duo Pittsled I :Ss, North Adams 2S0 p. M; $3.50 I
due Pittsheld 10 North Adams $40 p, m.
FAST BERKsfEIR EXPkEsSIFrdays and sssu
DAYS only % D. m. arrives Pittsheli, 6I3 m;
Cars apply st Grand Central station or a. lls 2sl ~
90 issth st. station NewY6fk; 1913 Washngoh.st e.
fulton.st., and "a Broadway, E d. Brookysa o,o
Ao0Ye .s ,'H, 's' h? 90 ss % nj s
Westcott Express calls for and CHECKS baggage mu
"f0uN NJ TOTcEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Ae1l
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\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. (
Rxcursion Tickets, New.York to Chicago and I

Excursion Tickets, New. York to Chicago and n
turn, $500.
Through trains for Chicago aud the Worlds Far lan
foot of Nest i2d-st. follows. 10 minutes earlier M
a.aS A. H. daily, via Niagara Falls: Through PulHa
sleeper. New-York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit IL
p,,4J P NJ Oily va Nlagais Falls. Reclining en-.
Pullman slecpers NewYSrk to tlheaeO; Arriyes DerA
ssHy A. NJ except Sunday tor West Cornwall, ORR
MA WiEi VALLEY Railroad stations stony Ford .es
EE, In MontIeec. Liberty and wh:e Lake
a.IaA 81 Cdalyj for Middieown. FYlsburg Monucd
Ia fbcrty Carbondae. Scranton, Waol Delhi Sidney.
Norwch Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. osweso. Nagin
LAY r. VI. Saturdays only for Campbell Hail. Mk
d,aiawn BLOOMING burg Summville ElIsi,- r1l'sbgr.
Monticello Liberty White Lake. Livingston Manor
BIS = vi. except sunday, vertlbued Limited ~
RaiIroad stations, Campbell Hall Miidletown. ModnsG
naie Centreyille Fallsblrg, Monticello, HuieyylA
Liberty Falls Liberty. Parkville, ana Livingston M,ns
Mis-. Campbell Hall, Middletown. summitvie Ellen
Vile and ali Intermediate points.
s:ijP. VI. daily Mddetown. Summtyllle, Fals
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Rock!and Walton. So
new Norwich, Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. Niagara rails:
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 BROADWAY
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks oagsass
J. G. ANDERSON. G. p. A.,
III Ney.YOPk.
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Conntrn Boaro.

- TwMER HOME IN the mountains. healthy snd besuu.
= iu real country SIMPLY out oil sewn good ROOMS
dairy supplies nom tc s,seys OF Neri'
daie arms Send circular rates City and other
references. l. A. PARKER. Mefedth DeA"sre Co.. N. Y.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOX BOSTON, WORCESTER, PROVIDENCE ALI
POINTS EAST, AND THE WHITE MTS. 81, %
STEAMERS Connectc, AID Massaehu.e,t. leave rie IT,
fClC MOI, y r. 700, ~ Warren st. at D % y NJ ahy'
except sunday; connecting trains lave wharf A ~.
due Ecston Is A. VI. and q 10 \. NJ. due Worcester
& 4 NJ Sunday train to Worcester from Union station
At 80 4. " ony) Through Parlo. Car, 10 White
Maunta n leave wharf except sunday 10 A. NJ. cue
Fapyans 20 p. NJ ...,, .,,..,,,,
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READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Csal-Ho Smske-ne Ctndsrs.
Time Table In effect May IL, 1893.
LEHlCH VALLEY DIVISION.

For SSheso II !, 80 20 a. M; sS 100 90 M
For Niagasa Fas.........I 80 a. NJ, 20, 90 p M
For Rochester IS ~ II 80 a. M, o9 p M No.
FpR wiLKEsBARRE. pITTsroN AND SCRANTON
So. II 80 a: NJ; u 30 600 p N. sundays. except
Scranton. = rs. II 80 a. m; 90. 500 D. M.
FOR louisville s15 a. m, u 80, 3:45 p. NJ;
FOR kEXDIEG AND HARRISBURG SIS IL: 80
a. 70 10 p g31 p Ii suRdaTi 90 AND
MACH cHUSS, 100, sI5. Il 80 a. 1 mi lS:s9'
10 30 IL 80 a. m. 90. 100 p. m.
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Conntrp Boaro.

M APPLE SHADE COTTAGE. mile from Bloomvlls
NI beautiful location, fresh milk cream. eggs, etc
wr,,c for mart culars W. J.. KIFF. Blcomvile. n. Y
q STRAWBERRY Hin Farm, two miles from Ponshkeepsie
Spa.tfuI healthfu location airy rooms; shady ground
sycsient table Mrs. L. b. UndeIhl Poughkeepse. ". Y
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ST0NINGT0N Line.

De 10 T. 10 i'o>I nt'yn MI, az,
sound fo!te 10 NARRAGAHSErT PIER AND VAN ~, ~
HILL. New -teo -teimcTs MAINE and Nt.N'HAMP.
SHIRE leave Pier 50. y. r.. block above Canal
s., 10 80 T. NJ daily. including sunday