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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11
Did They Lie?

Looking back over the events OF the
past fifteen months the words which
head this article occur to us. In the
campaign of 1892 we were told that
the silver question was not an issue,
that the tariff question was para.
mount. The evils Of protection were
pictured to us in frightfully glazing
colors The Mckinley law was de-
nominated the eliminating atrocity"
and protection "a fraud and uncon-
stitutional." But when the demo-
Gratis came into power sudden change
came over the scene The silver ques-
ton doomed up in Herculean proper
tions. The tariff question dwindled
into mild insignifcance in comparison.
Then the question occurred to US, did
they lie when they said the tariff
question was the sole and mighty
issue? They told us that what
the country needed was the
repeal OF the Sherman law,
or that part of it requiring
the purchase of silver and the coinage
of silver dollars. "Do this" they
said, land prosperity will return on
swift wings and industry will be re-
vived. " With the aid of the public
patro age aud the most disgraceful
use OF executive influence that ever
characterized any President, the thing
was accomplished Silver was de-
monetized. A year has passed and
the promised prosperity is not here
yet Industry has not revived. On
the other hand the land is filed with
idle men and women who are suffer
ing for the necessities of life. Strikes
have been more numerous than ever
before. A general reduction OF wages
has taken place. Prices have gone
down lower than ever. The militia
has been Kept busy suppressing the
uprisings of starving men and women.
Again the question occurs: did they
lie?"
Then they told us that they would
give us democratic tariff law-one
that was constitutional, and OF course
not protection measure. What
have we got? Diamonds on the
free list and sugar protected. Is that
in favor Of the poor man? Coal, and
iron, and steel and hundr DIS of other
things protected. According to their
own platform measure that is I'M
constitutional Again we ask: Ibid
they lie?" And now they are making
some more promises. Again we put
the question: Are they not lying?
''The truth itself is not believed
From one who often has deceived
ONE difference between the repub-
leans and democrats is that the re-
Dublicans have respect enough for the
forms of government to want q force
hillp N aufhnri1a fbar, - s,f-:-.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11

If that senate tariff bill had not
been so vigorously denounced before
its passage it would be easier to ex.
plain after its passage.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11

THOSE Populists ~ who are curry.
ing Bryan for United States senator
from the Populist state of Nebraska
ought to have their shoes pu lie. of
and be turned out to grass
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11
glEAT ROCK ISLAND ROOTs'
TO TNg EAsT,

sss~ osiEe esa SERVICE &c TsE NsGte.
The EOek Island is foremost in adg7ss-
i7s alJ advantage calculated 10 in
praFo speed sad give thsllu1uFy. safety
aIa comfort that popular patronage GO
msntI is equipment is thoropgaly
Soalpi9te Vita yeatibuled trains, nag.
slfcsrs iiaing cara, sleeFoFs and chair
s0achts. sd the most elegant, and OF
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and CAPABLE management
ana Polite, honest serics ton en-
Dlcyes are important itanS. They ers
q double duty-tO the Company sad TO
TaveI5T5- and it is GSmotmaS @ task
di1icnls Of accomplishment. PaSssn.
GcIS on this line viii 6nd lietle CAUSE
-or complaint on that ground.
The Importance Of this Liae can DO
better understood if a short lesson in
geography be nOwrecited.
What is the great Eastern termini ot
the Rock Island Chicago.
Whist other su0-Ea2tern termini has
its-Pecria. TOwhat important points
does it Iun trains to the Northwest
St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and Watertown and Sioux Falls, Da-
kOta. To what important Iowa and
Nebrask points, Des Moines, Dsven.
port, Ioga; Omaha and Lincoln, Ne
hrorka
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11

ONE difference between the repub-
lieans and democrats is that the re-
publicans have respect enough for the
forms of government TO want q force
bill' to authorize them to infringe
upon the rights OF states, while the
democrats usurp all authority and
send marshals and troops into states
against the protest of the local au-
thorities.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11

Trail5icaveNenpal5
EoENI=0 .:a.,.,,2. 49, =: "a
after arrival Of i-sl-j
from the West and
Southwest, r;nnl.5 -
or coEGect!rg Il e. !
Dr?oTs Tor ~ po..i2ll
the East aEd Scu;sez.S.
The Memphis AZ o
Cla-.ec.1a RAILROAD
End he EsstTcaa Va.
goa Ryl hsys I'D
tie ytpg.ali.l tL.y
have Of giving he
Qg!ckcst Tine. Bezt
Through Car Scr~icl
and oil .hc Latest nd
FinesiAccc=E:odat1HS
tits the Principal
Thorolgh ar? % -
SGnM,. R-s..ls H. lie
Summer and wln.er
Resorts In the Wints-.
Psza lgcr5 by IL
route rgos, TIE S.'E
s.ecl Bridge a. - .
phls aud will avoid T. 80.
OTIS Ferry Transie.s
acres the ,E-3ls lpfi
Riyel. necessary bytry
CtEcr gateway 0oU:S q
81. Louis.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11
REMEMBER

The GREET Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to EnglewOOd suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and you can save time and trouble b.
getting OF at that point and avoid the
crowd in the city.
For full, particulars as TO tickets,
maps, rates, apply 10 any coupon ticket
office in the United States, Canada OF
Mexico, o. address: .
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Can't Tx Z. Pass Agt., Chicago. II
: ST IN Gar' dsngR & !hiSago IL
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11

iry Ticket ! gent wi!l give information relative
o. and sell tickets r the Popular Lines or any d..
sired Information VII be chcerfully given by ihe
rfrTs.gnGd.
1r iffisrs Of i-7a;ry 5Etr.ipronI;ly szd te de-
f7il. eag es:s. sgo1Stses Is ssiscitef.
~ Tllg V,Egsa Pass. AIT. 19s nain st. Dallas T,zn-
? A. Dc61ussgrr. Division fass. Aren't. H,nphs, Tenn
?. v. WnEH, Cen. Pss6. lat Agent kn6rrfls Tonn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-Opening a. decline q rom ~. 10 : ',.s ms
N.h MaN selling IN The call Al i3o ana q ati S"i
a. 1910 'i>. q, market oased on ourlhe ,nr r,,r
T. 7S1 ana "a iVSy LOT tlssv ,i f.r,,on
sales UP i' noon or W-'"" Uai'S Nu!ihs ~. - 49,
IL market wa qnie- ana ni.iReI,st,h ",n W IN
"a and June NJ I'll The hiEheSi lor ~.
M was ""l low Isl - anu OIL, of., r, ~, le
Isl. Total sales for the Jay. ~ ~ 'trS. -
cline for day e. points The I'N'Il''i maj ~
vas C.sarr0inting futures open ng partially peWt
i3var and closnE with "a square loss { 2-bid. whlr
sl-t cotton was l-16d lower. AMI spnners took Only
seo bales II was thought thai Liverpool would o.
der So when IL showed Indications # failing OF oar
market ,oo. The l t,llk private 'ahi, gram n I'M
T,crrool decline there WAS Cue - il'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

,,'nS expected May liquidation is at hand and this
s r, ,nr bears as splendid opportunity to cover
hing May 10 July Foreign houses were not doing
t,,t ueaI aIlhgngh at one time there seemed - bc
l ~, SUI ply Was quit" disappointment showing only
800" nH,n h'i'4t" re'~cn. the visible 90 - i2joO
in'a we're o. oro, damage ,.at country ana during
,nr iist week cApprs o1g lue against 400
is' u" IN number x w.eh. then. MIS- r inc,ras, IN
r l.nglis! visible tie gain L.nc 500 co. bush Aft.r
& u,' nu}lts Orders seemed g. bo hi.ei. and prc's
WY uiI'I heatN s"ll.n.. 3D." MARKET .aslrc oil
~ net decline OF i,Nlso here AMI l'nIr.. d~
Utilization n i heTe appeared 10 i' tong Dut
buyers a. prices gave way on the decline a fair cash
n'.h,ss was worked although by means a1te
ri%d OF l5-op bush ana later the demand developed
9 NOR NOR AZ tn, low prices and total sale wer
"-2Vp hush The sales included l"2o0J bush Of ~ >
aocordng to time and ~ over May 60 90
nu 1, OF 10 nafd winter Kansas at &C unicf May
e'iNorl and private terms. 390oo Lush ~ hard Man
/ Northc,. p'',r' r., rms. ~, 80" rn-A ~
CCtN-Ihc corn market ,rntciy sad i,.
..,'hE Gown III sympathy with the decline wheat.
There dii not b. early "a great dca. - t4a
wanted ana on hsh, offerings prices slowly worked n
de,n" Of i20t.c Tho amount of corn on uassace showed
an increase oi N56voo hush ana lrai stocks n,ea eel
crease of li5UUr bush cash corn was mn, moro act,
i2o Oo6 BASH for c a. ic ' over az 80 ,r t I '
ward weakness following ,hc decline In wheat ami
siir. either here tho West. oats were quite
firmly held No 2 mixed. Othcr grades wer, quct.
- Whit soll a. 10 lsesp bush track white At 100
MARKET dull uncInded Western. C5nS"c: Canadian. 900
!nc siX-rowel >o1s So; two-rowci '2n''c.. BARLEY
Market dull. 30 Milwaukee. G6ni7c ungradcd Western.
G!0G7c .... SEEDS t1ovclsced- Market steady with
good demand S 31aso - per lco u Timothy
Market steady: sample seed. 81 ass IN store
,a-fg, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
THE SLITE or IRINE.

Baltimore. AYr % Flour duI.. Western super,
81 sr So, DO extra. & l.' - .N. 90 family. - So,
Wln'-r wheat patent z'r{a DO, spring ID. & t'r
s. -. ~ straight s. 2suSJo 90. saes $50 ths Wheat
iul. and easy. 50 rel spot and April 0!.itf- ~
.iay 49, Do.,c. July Ct s1itJ.c, steamer - rel.
5ai, u5".c. milling wheat by sample. c.af'c. stock.
Steamer missed as, iac; southern by sample. lj'-t
So. ID grade IA i'ec stock 2ii02, bush, s1'..
3.OOi bush. oats very irm 80 wni'c western. dc
Tia. 81 mixed. lNr bl stock. 7.,,, bush. re
inactive. No .. o,Ilbr, stock E.l' bush. Hay
steady. good o. chJ.cr umJthy. Nt aJnSl5 Grl.a
frcights quiet: at"Am to liverpool ~ April. Cork
for orders - 81 APRIL cotton, 2c, Il 'ur, lnc Cotton
quat. midlings. &c. Provisions nrm. mess pork.
So. bulk shoulders. Ftc. snort rh sid"' c; cl' ir
s,ios re: sigar-curcd shoulders Nlc. mans. small
lai,c large li4.c Lard refined. o.. Butter steady.
ere ,il1 - .'.'f,. f'.,1g, ,,.t.
No =. l,Ac sugar steady. G'anuldi"I. 81 %.
noeton. Aprl % Flour quiet. bat tns,. Corn
very scare and nrm. oats scarce and .ltl Shorts
s,'aIv Provisions steady. Butter duh ana casic~.
Northern creamery .21l BE Western .lN22c r. sin
da.ric.. i1p2pc Chees" Pui"t but hrm. b'st Nor'h,
rrn i2nlsc. Western N1lil.c Egrs dun and
easier; best Eastern. l2Hl-'2c, Western, n'-fl2r;
Southern. llHll-'
buffalo April 2'.spring wheat In fair demand
hnt feeling easy Northern. No hard arm sales
were 5000 bush 40 hard at lilo 21gn bush No !
Northern I'm lots Ggc. 5000 bush No hard. g / +,
C7i.c. closing 30 hard spot. H.; 10 Northern.
"a ',,,, 10 Northern Cllclgp flfi6tc. so hard.
dull and weak. No red. co.; no white to' 70.
corn uulct and weak. closing. No yellow ilic.
No ? iSi.c on track 80 yellow. store i22c; No .
"rI,Jw ist,c 40 corn. 4liac. ~. , corn. lie
oats firm: sacs ! car 40 | white mr; cars No
white 800 ? cars No white. .sc. car No mixed.
So on track. 40 white In store. &c 10 :
s,"odV Irht inquiry Mil'fned duh and unchanged.
Anrat on The canal at Bunal, for tidewa'er: Wheat
219 90 bush corn. GO 90 bush
chicago April 23.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

er,sbo. coods ner gallon. 81 Is: sugars, cut loaf
q per Dbl cran1ateas - p 80 Exchange the
81 30 per DID, DID, ,U3nsettIed fancy creamery 2lc;
Cos 5s yar ste,dy At zoe per doz Tor fresh stock
,,t -, .-.,t,r--nrns ra.sn,. s. iJ4
3 W iaHcy = 'Vi$ h., ,,'''' c,.ow can ic.
, ND geo, r '' - 0gts-No mixed. SC PORK
i| fai i, ~ =. n 81 o.: ci-ar mess 81 50; ilni-
-. - guy %. amy SIPS ns;Lc ari-sales OF
y. F,' . lied SO. Daner- .ar1.
',' 80. .'' .. .. s!l-.. ..s, ~ a.s-
49, ~ ,rkr, t.., 80. -.'l.' .e- OF Gistnels
goods on bAs' Of 81 % "e:. s,' DDS o.,-.,
Milwaukee. Wis, Apr. -''-al"E w vnee; vas
az ',sG ana COED at .9'; osr Nsv ,ricez 4mp es
&c uni.r and JuH -'ic L'v rb M in prces Cose
werr iuet' WIN 1aI n.le ee Xo snrrg DC:
y harl winter. So Bare quit ca $50, ,9i
stHpt7 d.l-Fr ana St,.N', - -: : mic *.
" j d., &c. Corn-No .. @,c; 80 D. @sc' msF ,, Il
kei qi.eL o'her eco. oncnansea M, SUI FED
Sa.aar. bran 81. 5J"$- 80, m'Ha!.Hs- s.@ % 10
dos @i5 jo4 >l5 49, Flour dan anl unealneei
y,s,, and , III on. rne nlarl,ei .3st an cyea
I'm. frfIl H.. cos, saturday May closed saturday
| -. w'.r aiu c.o,,G to-day d., CO-4c. July closed
s3nray ~, @ai ei,.sa o-ary a: ei r. as
Sn'ii,,- r..,vei On attention to-day FOR the
nrst TIM mat future opened q; Go'.c and closed
| Al 6Ji ~ Trade was ignt Cash offerings we're very
&c no Northern sod at 90 ,aG}c Great Northern
M eo@os, . 49, seee Esers E0g sa VS. s5
| Mills ARE active and ground ABOUT 1900 barrels in
| iI1t q hours Shipments, 800 bbis. Bran am
.ncs;s market hrier Bran 50 Ss4Ss .; sa S
yeloh. ''-'"'c. oats S''"'y' 80 WINE '''' ~
Phnad,lphia. april 23-Flour-D Demand continued
| light. market wcaK under general pressure TO sell
ae to dem n w9,at Wnt,r super E g , 10. o. a'
! Prnn.y!farA roller strignt y rr,,, Western
winter. clear 81 ,0H$@ 81. 90 sraishL )! s@l>S ~
| go utf.ut. :; lOuk} -. spung. clear, s. 59t$ 10
favoritc Drlr,-. n,gncr. rye four dull unchanse
M - Uli<2 80 per hi FOR good to cnOlce Pennsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

Market closed easy 10 points net decline az com
pared with Saturdays closing prices TransiefTble
April. 725 Total sales 92 900 bales N'"- ~
sp0t today and last night For CONSUMPTION L.
bales 500, market easy: uiddling uplands i.c mlldhg
fIf bloc which is unchanged compared Mli--
DAYS close Total port receipts to-day, -"f na'a
thus FAR this week. - ;57 bales EHporjs toay - COX
Britain sOS bales; France $50 bales Continent llao
fales Consolidated net port receipts 80 ta ts VIZ 30
3j7 bales Exports: Great Britain. 3'pA bal RAM
$50 bales. Continent. 2O7GC bales; total LAVA Da's
stock. ca. 47O tales. mn
Liverpool cable D. m-Spot cotton quiet sales 5000
bales speculation and export 800 bales AIner.cah .VT
ha.et receipts 5000 bales American, 90 bales ma,
ollgs lie. futures opened quiet l-tfd ceie,
steady at 2C4d net decline April 361v April May o9d.
MayJune 3c,v. JuneJuly 3C2b ulyAusust o,N' |" 3
A.gls, eptenber. 40ls. ScpemheroctDDeI 4V ~ RI
% goa 4O4 u 400 Manchester-'''s
cul. yarns "A buyers favor ...o.,..
CCFFEI.-Thorc striking features IN c.nh'c'i
VITA d.. srecula.on TO-DAY Most Of The trading t'n
Haze - usual toward the close. When longs showed
re-yyusnner and realizing sales sent prices '"'
p1.n'g. Included the Tansacuons were -'p DIE 90,
a. 1915 and 300 bags September a, IL. a. 500 S
Fify-Nyc points were paid exchange 30 bags S-p'
Der July. RIO steady. prices nominal *
c4ag. 81. Two days receipts. 500 bars. siDo"' "
o. BAGS. santos market qlie price. nonii'@I wv" -
Ro. steamship Button with 2lVD bags Hhnt' ",'.",
unchanged "a he close April lo2 20 francs MAY lo- -
franc June. lol francs: July 100 francs Angus ."
francs. sales 1900 bags Hamburg declined }. PIG
April. - Pr. Nav. 1915 pigs. June - I!Ss july
S. 2j pigs. August 80 pfgs London adj ancei -.
April 7ds 81. Ma. 7Gs. June I6s July l"s "a oca'
coffee Arrived at New York steamships HogTth. Win
q 90 bag: Decomyn 5000 bags, levelius 21oO pays
ana a. Baltimore Steamship Priscilla with 600 bags
Tie steamship e.! IllrgOgD took 100 bags from HaVre
70 Nep-Yofk Yesterday Warehouse deliveries for ~"
week - ~ bags including Ne"-l oIk -" so BARS
Baltimore 3 03s bags. New-Oreans. GAG bags
ly ana 10 points higher FOR December. Sales were
l,-.y q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave OF West i2d-st follows 10 minutes
earlier from Frankln-s; ,,.,,,, y.u.,
1850 A. (d4.ly except sunday for Waikiki Ssrsy
Carbonate. Scranton Walton Debit. Sidney Nof"''n
Utica Rome Oneida, Fulton. Osweyo - 49,.
3i5 NJ. Except sunday sullivan Co Expressss nos
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Camlbe Hal Mons
town Ellenylle Mountain Dale Centreyile, Fallsoure
Hurieyvlle Liberty Fails Liberty. Parksv!ie and L"'
f4s y. NJ daily Middle;own summi,yle Fallseurs.
liberty IivlngSon Manor. RocklAnd. Walton. sidney.
Norwich Oneida Futon Oswego Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago p....w..
A'N J. c. ANDERSON. G. p, A.,
Reay wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MAKhEI9.
Nev-yo'l. Aprl % 1894
~ first land. arf feeling strong Medium loi -'sa1y.
Marrow a1t ~ stocks e~i coairoio!. ana ,or rcc'a,
hand for ,fi. wc,ks s,caicrs are ngh,. su,
quite o. firm holding ~ l"' "c,f. pa,t hnu@ ,nJ
SO oheck husn SIS s-mcrhat Green re"s 4Ye,s o W. W.
quote 'oans m1r,oW choice. l", '1sh = , o..
kidney 81 59s - DO rot dncy 50 :5gS: s. DC n'nGk
ma c9ifor6,s "So s. 2Gats ~ d. forssn mar.
Fow - -ogS- 80, 90 % ,sns bhis 81 07isa
81 10. d. haga 81 oe'a>l -. % Scotch 81 2'Hsl
v,easer Wos'1,n alvices combined brea, The mafE,t
-iay eva a. =. WAS % CONCEAL reduction OF l42c per 10
Buyers beam. frgh'er, and were unwilling 10 operate
beyond a." pressing nr- tics - ''" noincnI aia r,'"
crs Hy.nc .D 4oNou .'i .aa' ~" PEN as n.arly
may . ,ao views 81 mo --,i~ Tut this att1rn'on 4
~ ,. wa" . o,,.c. ,.,aan,ry STATE PM
ls-@l9sc do tfds 60 seconds. l5nlNc s'atc dairy no
a. W,sh 'u:r sc.ecti r. is'splnc. 10 bat lines
d, seconds leaac. Western dairy h,s's u 10, D.
san,mcr "r fl mate l2a &c Stat dairy t1s or nrn.
ilQlGc. Western DAIRY or factory. lopl2c .
CnEGsl 5lortra were ANXIOUS IT, se' .eme ne%
and the lew lots IN today ro,rat better prices
ig gi@m III qii" ny 't s'H1'' 1, ms IN i~l
way Liverpool ,al.. 5as ~ quote, stat. fu cream.
nov ln's cA'c" ''Milc d. far I" pF1". " ~ '' &C.
skim, Hcfkm'r and Osucr, counties jn9c lo Chcnan-
%' '9 s Whit ' i ii2@i4 4, fal t.;
,ho.cc iogii'e do small WHIT ioa@.sc Western fair
SOM q The 'iacy na-ts y Norcrn ~, and Ncr'aei.
IL b. cNccoel i,s, Weston auI - t,
prc. s'cs "a chung ~cre ~ aas. w's,ern ana ~,
STATE AMI Icans,,aair liz. 81. ,era III. soa,h H..
i"ti &c., 29c. l;gao. e.e'. -o4-'c
s',, s,ravr'rsi'e ~. r.,n,g aai ,,'.,. w ea...
Apple. baldwin. pr l.l 81 .u'$ D.n. l. sD.af 90 p
DID, D. sHf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
DEL. L.CKAWAvvA AND WESTERN n. r.
stations ia Nrv-York foot OF barclay ana
Christopher streets.
VEsTIBt LED TRAINS PULLMAN BCFFEF
COACHES.

Dircc, routo Il, NEW hh. BDOOAFlELD. MONrcLAIR.
IliE ORANGES summit Beinardsyle Baskins
Kiige MeIsor Morristown. :'assalc Paterson. Boon
lon Dover Siarhope. BJDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
TNrCoNG UacN,tiS Town. SCHOOLEN'S MOUNTAIN.
Wa.hinstln PHILLlPsBCRG. EASTON. WATER
GAP. sTtOJ DSBuHG. ~ no Mountains. scRAN-
T0N plrrsTON NILKESBARHE NANTICoKE.
DANvILLE NoRTHr hHE RAND; Monu9se. BlNG-
UAMrON OXFORD. NORWICH. Natsrfile, JTlCA.
RcHFlELn srRINGS c9rtl39 ~ EACl SIX 20. 3S'
HATH DANS.!LLE. e. gFAIL9,, AL 81. all points
7eo 4 M-BINGHAMrON MAIL. stops at principal
900 A. M-nvFEAlo. SCRANTON. =. RINSGHAMToN
UTICA SYRACUSE and OSMfoO ENTREES. Pull
man Bune, Farlor Cars Connects at Buffalo with
,rain f.r ,'hcago arriving 40 a. morning.
700 r. M.-sCRANrON. BlNGHAMToN ami ELMIRA
EMPRESS. pullman pa!lh cars:., ,,,,r. 49, 80,
nj m EMPRESS Pullman Iarl'i cars.
IN y If tpally- BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
ToN and ELMIIIA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
TtiGet sleeper. Arrives az I:l5 q. ~. -
eo, f. NJ Daily BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Slc'pers -....-.. ....- -.
TiSKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Nrr.avs, ~ Brradwav Tickets AZ forty stations
- arl 92 Broadway West i2sthst.. 235 Columbus
49,, New York. an 7.I Full on-st.. and ~ Broadway
Br 1hlyn Time tables. giving IA" nfo'mliion AT all sta
tons. ...,, .ou "a
ch.k baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.

STATIONS loot o D,,brttt ant ,)rtl'nh st'ee'"
In Eject February 10th. 1914.
i to,', a. "a 40. 1.,,i tAHIA HirD ~raIlmas
md aos Arrives tn.casO 7 A. .n d. indian Sss
apos H. I.ledo us 4. Te @, kcsys xpREss-
rslan Sleeping anG Dining Car. Losis t0u y:
vile. ard Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1880 A. M o.
o6 %,'i p. g. TESsSs' GXPiMsspumsn sssp,n:
ePa pn'f fs'i 49, cs cSaso aga
Arri,es Cincinnati { p NJ Indianapolis ioA' p NJ
$50 .u VI fctc ' ETfR T5snf Buns, SLEEP:
rc az - Pittsharr tnnrrs ~ chicago and TOLEDO
n,LTrMonE. wtsHISGroN ASp TIE SOUTH .
e. sS nn Lp s s a. F"'i' fsi
saay . $50 80 A. ~ 20 strDIsns CAP. $50
4t'o 4. nona and Danre ESPTsss d iaii;
nGh da,J Steers to Al, ia ana - tel5 isaiway
" T%poa:h sieepns ah dF p Nfu cas- can.
FOR OLD oIST C0MFoRT and NoRFokKn va Tsr OaR
ATiSsSTr 1S ssy r. s e. ss =
r se2 2r G4 irE 4na % 81 Weekdays with
G y My , NJ ss s Ocean Grove and Point
Plenspni 30 A. NJ 100 n Sis ~ NJ o SIS p H.
DO stop Asbury Park an Ocean Grove y"
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,..n
EN1rcfs; go 80 S:t) 9;s' 'in Tenn h"'7SS
JoI9 \ " ,eo 20 3 - E !g ., g s:is 80
. $50 10 Limited 10 80 A. NJ. =. T. 40. D. g. 7;'o'
rchSt oric: Nos a 81 LOG s and ?eI BrO q, way,
Asor House ~ East 2;h street s gre .1o' SEQ Full.
street 80 Hroad0qy sgd Broosn An nTsey Ci,y
r.. Fg YorR a rs,er aay w an Tor ch.ct
ol resy9 9sr,e.r cs.nl + pass, ~Gp Agent.
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pianos
ArNRu OPPORTUNITY.

ArARE OPPORTUNITY.
A assortment u Grand and lNr'Sh' amos amos 81 our
~ ,>,, al. at TO- perfect order and ivlf warranted.
wing +. chang. in building. az liberal Te-
JUNCTION from rcsuinr price .,.-,
rflfCKEII%G y SONS 100 Oh ave. New ork
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. cfNcIN.
NIL fttLS Sl L AZ sEfylcE on Aii ThAiSs;.
Leave New York. foot u Libertyst., daily. CHICAGO
u: "a sis D X CT PITT n;,,s 40 r "
1915 night. CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS daily. =, ~
Msd1ys Geo sSpd,AsS 1aa NJ w ash "a
TON BALTIMoRE sS &c. a. a. NOD pnnv ca snd:y
Ts0, l2:i5 night All trains daily except 800 p, -
NORFOLK Ii.sO A. NJ, daily I 80 T. NJ. Ex SUM-
new ORLEANS 500 NJ daily through sleeping g. e..
illuminated by Pntsch Light oTeel. l!2 29i AN ito
Broadway. n East 14th-st. 400 Grand-st ~ r. -
Fulton ST. Brooklyn: station feet OF Liberty-st C. H. n
Of ". J. 49,
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cash quotations were as follows tlour was ,"i5
and easy though prices were unchanged; No: :
spring wheat 57nat'9c M I sprH1S %n cern IS.
%Sss.c %o oats. S25sc No. rye, 4Sc No barley
&c. 10 aaxseed 81 2 PriIme, timothy nc rd deea neI %
h. s. 5s7 So short rb sides GSo Sc :; SGas Scar Ss
sIges eboxeG. So s7,sqT l2is; whisky. disters