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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-08
The Riding Tournament ami Ball
ri. xsa,,., ,.,,r-areans will raEa .,

The riding tournament will take place
next Saturday at the Madison street base
bail grounds. The committee having this
affair in charge intend making this the
leading social event OF the season. Four
teen knights have already entered from
Seattle. several from Tacoma are expected
10 ride. and perhaps two or three from
Everett The knights Will appear in uni
form aud be marshallea in front OF the
grand stand 81 - 70. where an address
will be delivered 20 them by Mr. Daniel
Kelleher, charging them 10 SO forth upon
the field and compete for the honor of
crowning the queen Of love and beauty.
The riding is 10 begin ar l O'Clock, sharp.
The knights will be in charge of Gen. {.
w Turner. chief marshal: aides, II. W.
Baker and another 10 be selected ::
hsralas. r. L. Ssinson and Mr..
Merton; judges. Hon. r. q. Graves.
GEN. q. : Mecm, Capt. +.
TAYLOR, {. 7. Tyler and ]. r. u.u Eaeh
knieht Will he entitled 10 three rides at
three rings each. The knight taking the
greatest number OF rings Will crowa the
queen. che nexs three the tirss. second and
thlri maids OF honor. The coronation
will take place 81 Ranke's hall Al O'Clock
The coronation address will he delivered
hv Col. James Hamilton Lewis The
erownin- Of the Queen aud maids Of honor
viii Re upon the stage, where ali can get
good view OF il. This is one OF the most
attractive features Of the tournament
TIE orator makes q short address 20 eSch
ot the four successful knights ani ladies.
after which the crowns are placed upon
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Bargains in ladies wrappers Max q,
oppsnheimer, second and spTng.
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ehaaiAuaua Ensersxinm.nt.

Inc 1nsntauaaa management offer 20
cur literary and music lovers = rare treat
Monaay evening in Plymouth church.
Miss Aacslie Biggart and Miss Marie
louise Gamaer. OF New York city. will
present dEamssszsd reading OF George
E4iots Adam Bede. interspersd wi,h
appropfiate eontraito solos. These young
.adies are highly commended by I'll. F.
Palmer, Mrs. Doe, of New YORK; Miss
Frances Willard. May A. Livermore. Dr.
'" l. Davidson and others. In a circular
issued ey TIE secretary Of the assembly.
Mr. Fairbank. he says: '.In the interests
OK iiterary work and higher culture, and in
oehaf OF our Cbau.auqua work. We invite
everyone TO come" There viii be no ad-
mission Zee asked: everyone is cordially
invited TO come. The entertainment will
commence al 7.45 D. m, and undoubtedly
the spacious church will be crowded. Dur
ing the organ SOLO an offertory will be
taken. The following Is the programme
for the evening:
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Contyeito soio-Axa From serairauaida
scene f.-Larpeater shoD--AssSn Beds--Seth-
WHY ben-fhe preaehing-Dinah's farewell
10 seth.
cousraito solo-"Qucen of The Earth" .
scene III Home aud its sorr0ws-The Hall
,arm-~ihe dsiry-Capt Donnithorne aud
Hetiy.
Gonfralto solo saIaetad
scene HL-The birthday feast-The secrst
o. the Iocket-The old heecn trees-AdaTn's
encounter with ArthGr-The delivery OF the
lsttsr-Hetty's bedehRm beT---That letter.
Soatraito solo-"Ay Little Love" Hawley
scene lN--Hetty's conversation with her uncle
Adams watchfuluess-The betrothal-The
hidden dFead-The quest--The tldings-The
triai and verdict-Atthur's return.
Contralto solo--'Cailest Thou Thus. o Mas
Scene V.-sceue in prison-Hetly and Dinah-
pinahs prayer-Heiiy's confession--'D0 you
THINK GOD viii take away that crying and
that place in the wood %
Contralto soio-"Roek of Ages" adaptation
without piano. ........M Marie Louise Gumaer
organ solo--Ohertory. Prof. l.. A. Darling
scene FL-Ihe last moment-Hetty-Dinah
The gazing erowd-Tbe fatal spo,-sudden
appearances of a horseman-" lis Arthur
with the hard-won pardon"
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Ten Years petweon prInks.

WuShlnQtOh FOSl.
Mr.. Samuel Blackwell, Of Alabama,
the newly appointed third auditor OF
the treasury, Is an instance OF what q
genuine man can do in the way OF curb.
ing his appetite or shaking off n danger
GUS habit when he makes UP his mind
for a long but winning fight. He re-
turned to Selma at the close Of the war
q young and very attractive fellow OF Il
strongly social disposition, and promptly
fell in love with ono Of the bellies OF d
town that is noted in the southland for
its beautiful women Tho affection
was mutual, but Blackwell, like so
many other youngsters in the ranks,
had acquired a thirst which he pro-
ceeded to slako whenever the humor
seized him. The lady of his heart
finally told him that she would marry
him, but upon n condition only.
"What is that" he asked.
"That you shall not swallow adrop of
Intoxicating liquor for ten years"
THAT is II long time between drinks"
said he.
~ know 1t Is" she said, "but-"
"Will you wait that long2" he in.
quired.
She replied that she would. lie re-
sponded, "All right" aud wont out.
They we're faithful during the decade of
his probation, At tho end OF tho time
they wcre married. Mr.. Blackwell has
vigorously rofrained ever since tho day
when he set his hat squaroly on his
head and walked out OF his swGethoart's
nnrlor.
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CHICAGO, Juno g0.-Whcnt to-day was weak d,
the lowest prices ever known for Il, and com
pared With list night closed nearly 10 pof brshOl
lower Tor July aud no for September, Tight
inOucy Wls the cry among the wheat spectators
all day. Rates In New York arC nbOht 20 POI
cont, mud about 10 per cent Is being paid In
Chicago, as represented by u spread Of 90 pei
bushcl between the July and September prices,
That WIS tho paramount iuilnuiiCe III the innr.
kcti IN fact, news Of amy Other kind was scarcely
listened 10, aud the bCats made good us1 OF tho
powerful weapon,
Corn was easier on r%enliziUg sales OF long corn
and good reports Of the growing crop.
Oats were comparatively firm.
Provisions were weaker.
Flour Vnsy md unchanged.
WilEAt-Cash NJ. 2 spring 6iISnGiIo, No. Q
spring GCci No 9 rod $40, June GlbiaGitIA
Ogiui July GlsaGGS a6jISoi september 7OJka1lM
~CoGs-Cash No. 2, liIEci June liliai9lnii9Sc,
July il9ialgAnll}Aci September d3aiilllLu.
o%ATs-Cath No. ., 8ONC! June 31l5a3Glii3Olkoi
July SOAP iaS(ei September 20 ial7ha2DNu.
RYE-RO' 2, 900.
FLANSREb-NO l, ei W,
TiMOTiINSEED-sJO
MrsS PoRK-Cash eOO5; September SO ST.
LAlb-Clgl " Ni July " SJaD g7Nag B1i
September glO lOa' . b7knl0 A2Nl
slignt Rlns-ulsh 81 W sai0 O2'Si July ss0ja
o ltnDOOt September ta 8Oal G2hng 82l6
SHOULDERS " bNniO OJl short clear 70 7jaiO No,
WHiSKY-Sl ~
INV YORk, June 9O-FlOuf, receipts 900
bntIclsj exports p,OOO batfpisi sales ID. 900 barrels.
inntk0t moro active Wheat, fUeclpts i9l,OGl
bushels experts 10000 buAhOlsi sales t,JOO,OCO
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WHY ONE GETS TIRED.

New and Novel Scientific Idea Regard
ing ovOrworScd Organs.
From a london Dispatch
Some new facts and theories OF uni.
versal interest about our poor tenements
OF clay were presented on Thursday by
Prof. Foster, in his annual lecture at
Cambridge University, His subject
was "Weariness," not shat tired feel
ing Of patent medicine advertisements,
but the penalty which the physical or
mental laborer always for over-exertion.
Prof Foster describes some simple OK.
periments. II they counted the num-
Der OF times a weight was lifted, and
measured the height to which 1t was
raised each time in succession before
the movement was stopped by weari-
ness, they could ascertain how much
work had been done before the machine
was 60 stopped,
Proceeding in this way, some inter.
estinG results MS to what fastened or re.
tarded fatigue had been obtained.
Practice and habit, it was needless to
say, were OF prime influence, The dc.
pressing effects of a damp, muggy day,
or tho exhilerating ELECTS OF a bright,
clear day might be measured in foot
pounds of power lost or gained, rs
might also the lowering influence Of a
cigar and the frightening effects OF a
glass OF beer.
Another point was the influence OF
that part Of the brain which was more
Immediately concerned with what was
spoken OF as mental work. An Italian
professor determined by an apparatus
thei amount Of work which he could
do before no was stopped by WEAKNESS.
He then set himself to two hours hard
mental work. The professor then went
back TO his apparatus and found that
the power OF bending a finger was IL
mously cut down.
Prot. Foster affirmed that the real
cause OF WEAKNESS was the inability of
the organs to keep the blood sufficiently
pure; something depended on the vigor
OF the muscles themselves, something
on the breathing power, something also
on the readiness with which the heart
responded to the greater strain upon it,
but beyond and above all these was tho
readiness with which tho internal scav-
engers freed the blood from the poison
which the muscles were pouring into it.
A hunted hare died, not because it
was choked for want OF breath, not be-
cause the heart stood still, but because
the poisoned blood poisoned the brain
and the whole body. All our knowl-
edge went to show that the work Of the
brain, like the work OF tho muscles,
was accompanied by u chemical change,
and those chemical changes were Of the
same order in the brain as in muscles.
II any adequate stream Of puro blood
were necessary for the life OF the mus.
Giles perhaps oven more true was this Of
the brain.
II there were any truth in what he
said the sound way TO extend those
limits was not so much to render tho
brain moro agile as to encourage it's
humber %helpInates, so that their more
efficient cooperation might defer the
onset Of wearinoss.
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A N TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and stocl
Markets.,

The Features OF the Money N Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK. June 2O.-Money on call was active,
ranging from GAS per cent, last loau s per cent,
closed offered at $ per cent, Primo mercantile
paper Gus per cent. Sterling exchange Is heavy
ut 81 6iAni S3h. Sales were l2G, 800 shAreE
Speculation Ut the stock exchange was quiet
nguln to-day. Trading In railway and miscel.
laueous bonds amounted to but sSSj,OOO At tho
opening Manhattan, COrdago preferred md
oinha preferred were conspicuous for strength,
Manhattan rising . to 1914, CordagC preferred TO
81. Manhattan was favorlbly Influenced by the
concessions granted the company by the Rapid
Transit Commission yesterday. Soon after the
opening London sold a little Erie, Atch!Son,
Union pacitC, st. Paul aud Louisville & Mash.
willie, and at the same time money on call nd
vHnced TO % per cent This gave the room
traders, who arc uniformly bearish. IN oppor.
tunity to bring about n decline or 4 to 2Iper
cent; Very little support was given the market,
large by any means. The market left of weak.
Railway bonds were weak.
Government bonds tirmCr.
Etnlp bonds lull
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bushels Of futures aud 10000 bushels OF spot
spol market fairly lctlye; ungradGd red 7OaI25e;
options weak aud lOwcri NO. red June Ilsja
L22S55c; July 722saJ 7.l6aTllei August 75sSaT553l
~ se; September TT5Sa7shlf7Ac; December S211s
ahils214c Corn, receipts 5000 bushels, exports
Os0Q bushels; sales l,2l1,00O bushels Of futures
ang eiN0C bushels OF spot market steady; July
o0tblbl 1h19lElbglSGi August bla92l5H se: sep
tenDef bln1g X Cat, receipts lll,OOO bush.
els exports 1l bushels saes o 1900 bushelsoi
futures aud ll6,00O bushels Of spot; market quiet
ana urn; Juno S754e; July we; August SotSG;
no 2 Chicago 9ec, Hay quiet; shipping lSe,
Cut meats quiet, Lard easyi western steam Sl9 %;
June $40 05i July $40 0bi september go TO- Pork
more active and steady, Butter firm; western
dairy lial5Hc. Elgins 2O}ic Cheese steady,
Et1ggs steady western lac, Tallow easy city
irin, i%lioiasses steady Coffee steady at 5a95
points down. Sugar dull
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 9O,-Flour quiet,
Wheat quiet aud easIeri No, 2 red June bSl4a
6gGi July 69He; August 7l4a22c;, september IA
g InIS 4o Sp az ~ steady ,D M M = 4 @lSed sS JaaS sSs sdSS
5Ol4c, Oals weak; No, . white June SGAa+Oh3e e;
July S95gliOci August SG5Ia3T14c; September allS
aSjHc, butter firm; Pennsylvania creamery
extra 2Okc; Pennsylvania prints extra whole
sale &c; do do do iobbing 23l26c. Eggs steady;
Pennsylvania tirsIs l6c,
CINCINNATI, o., June 20,-Wheat qulCti No. .
red GOa62c; shipments 80 bushels. Corn scarce
No. 2 mixed iOc. Oats firm AZ a3c. Rye dull;
No, 2, b6c Pork dull at $40 O0, Bulk meats
dull ut sg 87hS. Bacon quiet az Gil w, Whisky
steady At u II, Eggs heavy at l2c. Others un-
changed.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June s0-Wheat steady;
mixed spot mud June 69ci August 741lc. Corn
strong; mixed spot and Juno l9Ho, Oats quiet;
NO. 2 white western &c, Rye slow ut Coo, butter
dull creamery fancy 9lc, Eggs dull at lihc,
Coffee steady u l7Nc
T0LFno, o.. Jupe ?O.-Whcat actiyei new No, Q
cash 62Aci July 66lGc; August G9lsc; sept0m'
Der 7lg1c, Corn dun at i2c, Oats quiet nj SOC,
Rye dull: cash $50, Clover seed dull prime
cash 81 96i October 50 90.
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CHICAGO, June q .-CattlO, receipts $500 head
shipment It's $500 head; market slow; top prices
81 9Oai 10; medium 81 5Qai 70; Others s. 75ai 2j;
Texans s. 7OaI 10; native cows and heiiers 50 01
1 10, Hogs, receipts 1900 head shipments 1000
head steady; mixed aud packers So load 10; heavy
So 45lG 80: light 50 4Oa6 Is, Sheep, receipts 5000
stock ewes E! 50a2 Is, Texaus g T5ai 10; natives
s. s5a5 80, westerns 81 25aI %; spring lambs
s. JOa5 o.
EAST LIBERTY, June 90-Cattlc. receipts EGO
head shipments 100 head market slow and un
changed. Hogs, receipts 1000 head: shipments
200 head; market SLOW; medium and light
weights 81 GOaG 70: heavy weights 50 25aG 10.
Sheep, receipts 100 head, shipments !, 600 head
market very dull mud 10 to l5c of from yestCr'
days decline.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2O.-IIogs In fair demand
at 81 d0a6 10; receipts ., 900 head shipments 1000
head.
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WnnL.

PniLADEtrlItA, June @.-Wool quiet. Ohio,
Pennsylvania und West Virginia XIX and above
25a2Gc; X 2Ja2ic; medium ?7a2Sc; coarse 27a29c;
New York. Michigan, Indiana aud western fine
or Xxx 22n25c; medium 2jag7G: fine washed de.
lHino \ and Xxx 2ln2GC; medium unwlshed
Gonbing'9uu uelaine 20a5ici 90 coarse 90 40 9o9
choice 3la33c: flir 80a8lc; do coarse 27i2sC;
medium unwQshed combing and delaine gOa22c
Montana lSal6c; territory ~lOalsc.:
BosroS. MASS. June 2O.-The demand for wool
has been moderate aud the sales lre IN small
lots Oulv. Ohio X Is quoted At 2ia25c: XX and
Xxx and above 26R27c: Michigan X 22a23e; fine
deIaine lja?GC for Ohio and 23G25c for Michigan:
unwGshed COmbing 2Ol2SU; territory quiet; fno
iTaiSC; fine medium ijc; medium i0Ii3c: Texas,
California and Oregon dull; pulled quiet; SOII5c
fleece @7a32C; pulled 2Ga37C; Texas lGa2Oc.
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IL q daily chronicle in our papers; also
tho death of some doar friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, if he
or she had taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases in time, life would
have been rendered happier and per.
haps saved. Heed the warningl II you
have a cough or any ahectih OF the
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co, sole agent, and get u trial bottle
free. Large size SOC. a
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A nrpnth md rsmner snvon.

Washington NcGG
This department has applied for a
patent on n badge, designed for tho
protection OF orphans and others who
recognize tho futility Of trying to an.
swer all the leading questions Of the
day and still maintain au angelic seren.
ity OF temper. The badges will DO hand.
somely printed in letters of gold on
pink silk, and have already received
tho hearty endorsement OF the fool
killer. Tho legend on each badge is as
follows:
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The bcst salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, suit rheum, fever
sores, tettcr, chappod hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pny required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 glvU'pOriect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25 conts
q box. For snlu bv Logan Drug Go.
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Receipts OF live stocks OF nil kinds liberal
with prices tending In II downward direction.
C~dile-Extra. 1000 to 100 lbs. 4.I0li19c;
lbs. 4aiAc; fair, 700 to 500 lbs. Gl4aic; common,
COO to no lbs, 3I4a31sc; bulls, 2haSc; cows,
2a3c.
Mogs-Extra, C.4OaGEc; good. C1IaC,4Oc; COM
SictD-Extn, SNa3.lc; good. saay4c; common,
no sale; lambs. iG5Lo.
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A nolIDAY HINT.
Atlanta COnsiiiuiign,

Atlantic ConshtuiiQn,
slip your work aud take a day Off
Where the meadow daisies grow;
Getyour rod and wander way oil
Where the rippled rivers Howl
Birds are singing
skies nre blue;
An them skies
They bend for you'll
What's the use o. all the hurry2
What's the use o. allthe strifeR
Better spice your daily worry
With the sWeeter things o. litel
Winds aTe blowin'
VlOlets blue;
An them VtoletS
Bloom for youl
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Persons desiring badges come carly
avoid the rush, as the demand promises
to DO something phenomenal. Tho
wcarer will DO guaranteed Immunity
from arrest, special arrangements hay.
ing been made with the police. Any!
body murdered while wearing the badge
will DO entitled to IN annuity from tho
day Of tho accident.
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NEW York. June gO,-New business In dry
crnod by the financial situation. The events
long looked for in regard TO bleaChed CottOns
took place to-day with tho following results a.
10 prices: Fruit OF the Loom 4 blenChed shirt,
Lonsdale Al blcached shifting reduced to SIC.
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Mus. wiNsLow's Scoring SYRUP has been used
for over nifty yenrs by millions at mothers Tor
their children while teGthing, with perfect sue.
cess. u soothes the child, sOitcnB the gums, al.
lays all paiil, cures wind collie, and II tho best
remedy for Dlarthun, II will relieve tho poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by dtugglyes
IN every pHrt Of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. De Suro ana ask for "Mrs. WlnBluw's
Soothing syrup, y and tako no other kind.
MwpGW
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday, october l. 1871 train,
will run ~ follows, city titnai
LEAVE W~itEELiNa-S6!W IN, 100 A IN. Ann
D. IN, gOO Il IN, 10000 m.. it.0 a M, 400 n.
w y M 2OO p IN. 400 p, IN 400 u mu biji
~ gSVh m, 100 y IN, 500 p m, viz u
LkAyE ELA dRoyE-NimA, M. 7iOOa IN. s,pl
liW =, M 2OJ p .ini 100 p IN. 400 u m,, 5idi
In, 10 10 p. IN. = "P
pDnllf except Sunday.
STANDARDIZATION ttalns lOayu Kim Opovo a.
ViiJ u III. aud Wheeling at lljif n. IN,
IL Y WEldGERBkR,
od Gohcral ManagOL
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AIiltln snnnonnhic AlNIcc.

TakO plenty Of outdoor exercise. II
will help YOU throw of TINT tired fool.
Ing aud raise your spirits. Don't ovor
o%at-onough lie as good and better than
d icast. Be careful Of your drinking
wntor and dlvdyS add u little Of Kloin'a
Silver Ago or Duquesno Ryos. This
will keep tho digestive organs In good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. They are absolutely pure aud
arc for sale by hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, at 81 80 and 81 20 per
full quart, Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
80 Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue, mailed free.
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FoR burns, scalds, bruises and all
pain and oreness OF the flesh, thogrand
household remedy is DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil. BE sure you got the genuine.
NAV
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EVERY TWO AND A HALF MINUTES.

The blood makes a circuit OF the body every
minutes, delivering nutrlmcni and taking
uNy,g waste matter to 10 filtered out by tho liver
tle bowels aud the urinary secretion, Any stop
lN5o OF obstruction OF this process may produce
yg9TlOus forms VI disease, such W Dyspepsia,
uli!guSnpS Constipation, Headache, Debility,
hlnlchps, plmples, sores. CriptioiiS, absCcssOi
Nhl Tue lkOl. When such Instructions exist US
evidenced bg the presence Oi complaints similar
10 lluso Just mentioned, the best medicine to
fpufctlUns. totnovos ali linbnre and Gillette matter
int9uih tlV Ifppgt channels, Wy restoring
nNillhy action Of the stomach, llvot, Kidneys
Wlu Towels, " ~ H. removes all impurities VI
we h!yol from a common plnple 70 tho Won't
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

limo Table No. o. TO take oHoot 1901 a. IN,
SUNDAY May %, 1904
Leave whcoling-tjiiO. 1910, t7:l5, 1915 d, m,
p2;GO, $500, 'i:85, 1000, t6,3O !. IN.
Leave reninsnla-tOiO tG;iG, t7!62, t0!5i a. IN,
olib6, tat01. "t.4i, tG.OO, 1880 D.. in.
Leave Terminal Junction -td.a2, si0,48 q. M,
t2.l7, 1880, tom, ibi21, t9.5 1873, tlO.l2 D. IN,
Leave Martins FOffy-i0iHS, "i0;iSh IN, f2.9j,
e9iS7, ti,a3, lb.a9, t6!0l. tB:al, liO.lS n IN,
Leave Pcnlnsula-tOi46 ei0!5I ain, tli9g, c2.l3,
tjiSg, 2i'3p. zoos, tS;as, tiOibi y. IN,
Arrive WlieOllng-tBit2, oiiiO a. in, t1.g6.
$50 t0tI9 nv t3tlS tstib tiii0o y m
All trains Will run on Eastern Time -
LE TAUBsiu, SUPERINTENDENT
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NEW YORK. June 2O-Plg iron quiet; Amorl.
can So 7hal5 so. Copper steady; lake slO 60.
Lead quiet; domestic $500 TIN firm; straits
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ohio illvcr IlnllroHd sunday ESCurslonS.
Sunday exclusion tlcketsnow on salo to
Woodland, Franklin, New MartlnsvlllO,
slslUrYlllo and Long llOach.
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CrSqISSATr, O., June @,-cotton dull; mid
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania stations.
BSRnnSQVaRid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.

TlcKET OrYicEs AT pEtNsYLvAsA grArIoN Of
NlTRR IT., FO1T OR E[gyEETH 1T, WHEELING,
AT MCLuitE HOuBE, WHEEtiNd, n Al THf
pESHsYLvAS1A STATION. rNfDdfponT.
unt-,u,yrer gystp.t-WpAu IiNgblp RotTE,n
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ART INSTRUCTION

An Art studio. conducted BY Miss Ross NJ.
SWEENEY. will DO opened In connection With
Mrs. Harris School, September II, in tho school
building Pencil. Charcoal and Crayon Draw
ing, on and Water Color4 aud China Painting,
Pastel. Clay.modeling and Art Enamoling VIII
been conducting Art Glasses with marked
success In the east for tho past Ave or six
years. Further inquiry maybe madeof MISS
hose N. SWEENEY, 53 Main street. or Mrs
NJ. Stevens Hart, 797 Main street. or at the school
roomso on and after Monday September IA
nrNl
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HALFWAY | GARD.

Arrival aud departure Of trains on and after
May q, 1921 EXPLANATION or REPRREack
excepted; Saturday excepted; sunday only
saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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Anew and Novel scientific Idea Regard
ing ~ovOrworked Organs.
From a London DisDateh