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FUR KENT

II bet 18th and 18th
SITS. With stable. .5U
n st near Conn ave.
with stable. .....4lGG 81
10th 81 bet Scott Cir
and % with sta). 1855
Cor 10th & Corcoran. $50
Conn ave and I ST 1913. 80
II l ave Ica' Conn
ave, with stable. 333. SO
Mess ave bet 18th 81
and Dupont Circle 30O
nj bet 18th and 18TH 3U
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS. al ~,
X l ave & 18th st. 2GG. 67
Conn ave bet NJ ana
n SITS. with stable. 80
ii 81 bet 18th anu
18th. with stable. .2JC
X l ave bet 14th and
18th SITS. go
Conn ave het Il and $3.50
n ST bet 10th and 10th
SIS .22o
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. FOR PERMITS 4
H.
mol -eatf
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OF ALL KINDS STORED
at low prices A. II. GREGORY, 318 Pa ave
NV. sulA0
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FOR RENT-BY wM. H. SAUNDERS h CO.,
14o1 + ST. NV.
100 @ NV. Tor. 80 OO 21O7 o. Or $500
2ll5 o st NV, 12r. .6J.0 90 1924 Newark st,
Cor 10Th and |. ilat, Petworth, 11r. 300
lr,suitable for clubGO 90 131 c st ne, Or. 5000
1881 L NV, Or, eel go Sth NV, 7r. % 90
and stable, only. ~. so III NV, Or. % so
2l0G Ward p Or. - 732 cath NV, 7r. 20 so
Broosland. ID. G., Or 1903 18th ne, 7r. Is 90
and stable. large las Schotts, Arb. $50
grounds. Only. 80. 90 o Chew's al. 300
30 9th ne, Or. 1880 Blagdens al. Ss. 10 & $50
FURNISHED.
We VIII rent very fine house Of Is rooms, fur
nishel. overlooking circle, surroundings attractive
and side windows to all rooms, at only $500 per
mCEth.
large and complete list OF furnished houses,
$50 to $500 per month
. Furnished Ilats-An elegantly furnished suite Of
8 rooms In the Concord.
good stables, NV, SIS and SOS. nol0-eo3t
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FOR RENT -
1921 X NV, lSr. 5000
1873 X NV. 15r. ..1lo
2O2O G ST NV. 1lr. so
ll41 n II ave, 12r. 81 90
BOG F NV. Tor, ami. 60
1871 10 nw,l1r,ami. $3.50
i01 VI NV, Sc, ami. $3.50
124 G ne, 13r, ami. -&
O1 n G av sc, l2r. mi As
1920 18th NV, lar. ami As
$40 VI NV, Or, ami. :. 40
Gil Mass av ne, Or, MI. 80
1907 9th NV, er, ami. 80
ia ID ne, Tor. ami. 81. so
TakOIna, Tor. ..3Ol
Takoma, 12r. .......-l
3l7 Mo nv nv.10r, ami. 30i
nos SWORMSTEDT
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1854 d e.1Or, ami. .27.5O
100 Sth ne. 7r. ami. IS 50
643 4th ne. Sr. ami. 25. so
332 SC nv Sc, Or. aIni25 so
l7U9 18th NV, Or, ami. .25
l429 NJaynw. 7r. ami23 50
AS NJ ne, 7r,ami. 1880
413 d ne. Or. ami. 1880
g ). / / NV NV. 81 6r. ami mi ..i; 80
College Park, Sr. rs
1914 7th ne. Or. ami. 1880
420 D NV, Ar fat. Ia
636 Callan ne, 6r. .12.50
go CallaD ne, 6r. ..12.50
1900 @ Sc, Or. IL
1873 Fla ave ne, 6r. 1850
23l Express al, Or. 10
& BRADLEY, 927 F st.
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FOR SALE-A PIECE OF GROUND, 1O,5OO so.
feet having a frontage Of 204 feet on the ID. and
o. X. r.; siding sure sale; price, 65c per
foot. AUGUST DONATH, Broker, Gil It'll NV
Eo10-2t
FOR SAI.E-ONlY 81, 200; FINE LOT; FASHION.
able locality NV; 23x15 feet to wide alley;
trent; nominal cash payment; easy terms. Address
U. 5. N. Star flee. no10-3ts
FOR SAIE-LOTS 3. 4 AND 8, BLOCK S. CO.
lumba Height. So, 600 each.
noS-5t JOSEPH PAUL, S02 ST.. room 49,
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS IN UNIVERSITY
Pau Iear the residence Of Justice Harlan, 40
IT. front. at the low price Of so cents per 50. IT,
ms ct JOHN b. WIGHT, 2?06 14th st.
WINTER RESORTS.
SEASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY.
Open all year. Ocean front.
Hot salt baths. Elevator
oc31-26t CHAS. EVANS.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS-JMPERA-
tive clearance sale; Eve different styles at cost;
no reservation; agency to be closed and removedt
present agent retiring. u. l. SUMMER, AGENT
Sll 9th st. NV. ocl6-u
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT SIS 23D ST. wv; SIX ROOMS;
water In Kitchen; gas; 1890.
X. II. T. LEOPOLD,
nlo-3t S-w. 18th and SITS. NV.
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1917 Riggs place.

1917 Riggs place.
Ia Lafayette square,
noo-Gt' JOHN s LAIiCOMBE, sos 18th St
TOR RENT-FUR. OR UNFUR. RESIDENCE on
y. Hampshire Washington Circle; 10
very bright, sunny rooms, IL Closets bath; all
nvenences; $40 or $50 per Apply PISS L
st. nO9-6ts
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9l7 French, 7r. SIS
2017 Portncr pl, Or. .3
zoos + tnatD, A.. 1000
Stable, rear ITO
10th st...........9. 90
EAST.
429 Sd st, 6r. ....$23-1
3101 4th ST. Or. ....15.W
II Patterson, Or. 1850
31O3 4th 81. 1r. ....lO.W
WEST.
llO3 LIST. 4r. 500
ROOMS.
c3O r ST. LOU
Ill u st.....$5 to 1900
iELL & NcLERAN.
InAO n. -
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FOR RENT-NORTHWES7
ITO o st, 11r. 81. 00O.UO,
1906 Clifton st, 15r. loo. 90
25l6 18th st. 1lr. ..75.OOl
617 III, tlr. $500
1874 9Th, st&dwg. 40. 70
NORTH
l0l I'd ST. 11r and
bah lfur). $50. %
2l9 y c. Tor, fur. ia. OOI
lO3 I'd ut ne, llr. .JO.uOI
SOUTH
400 81 81. Or. .....Sl5.3U,
1850 Union sw. Or. IL 30
OFFICE
zoos r st. $40. 90
liza + ST. $40 to $500
40 7th. rus $40 to 20.OO
HEISE
nnA- Nh e.GfffS
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IAhhS. lflO " 81.
SHED.
l2U9 U. l2r&b. -. 1888
1867 3lst. l5rSb. lis
l29 Md ay ne. Sr&h.57.50
1916 Corcoran. Sr&b. As
ISfIED.
JtS VI st. Sr&b. .8.J4
Ill T. ST. Crab. %. 20
9TH & q ne. Sr&b. rs. so
2Oo2 18th st tst&dw) .1G
Stable trear "a III ST.. 10
Office rooms l623 +
ST. ......S4.5O TO $50
Get bulletin. nol0-3t
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STORAGE.

Store YOUR Trunks
or Summer Apparel, ETC., In our frc-proof
ware house and make your apartments more
comfortable. Trunks, chests and boxes Of or.
binary size, 25 cents per month.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
114O 18TH STREET NV I'D
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MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING

MRS SMITH BEAUTIFIES THE HANDS. FEE,
SOC. Miss Wyles 10 the hairdrcsser. Charges,
l5c. and up separate private parlorA TH0
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FOR SALE-TIIE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY
in the northwest near Washington Circle and n.
II. ave-; rooms, on each floor; cellar and large
pantry: well built and attractive; large lot to 30
It. alley: pip NJ st. NV; key at 221O. II. L.
RUST, COS l4th ST. NV. au2O-d
FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-A COMFORTABLE
BROOM BRICK HOUSE. VERY NICELY 70,
YARD; STABLE IN REAR; WIDE ALLEIi
COST OWNER 5000; MUST HAVE MONEY
AND WILL SELL FOR $1,000; $4,000 CASH
REQUIRED, BALANCE ONE AND TWO
YEARS. ADDRESS BON "a. STAR OFFICE
sell. Bin
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FOR RENT-AT REDUCED PRICES.
1887 II NV, 12r. =. s65O0 2235 18th NV. Or. .S215O
I25 Sth sr. 300 20 Sth ne. Or 500
I I Covington Ar IL 80 Fay Ct, 5r.... 90
1OG 1th ne, store. =. 15.O0I
215 Eth st NV, store and warehouse. 300
T22&726 alley bet sth&9th and GSH ne, Ar. $50
nOi0-3t r. g. CAMPBELL. 5l7 10th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAlE-A VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOT on
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. BET. L AND NJ SIS.
ING PROPERTY NOW RENTED. ONLY So, 500.
HILL & JOHNSTON, 1903 PA. AVE. NV. n13-3t
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annernl NInrkets.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Co. - Flour steady;
winter super, S2l0d2.25; winter extras, S225@
$40; No. 2winter family, S2t0p2Ni Pennsyl.
vania roller straight, S25O02.7O; western win
ter clear, S2.4Ou28j. Wheat firm, higher,
with $3.50. bid and 56c. asked for August.
Corn steady, higher; GOc. bid and Gle, asked for
August. Oats quiet, firm, with 8jc. bid and
$3.50. asked for August Beef steady. Pork
hrm Lard drmer; western steam, SI9j; city,
$3.50. Butter higher; western dairy l3H lic.;
do. creamery, 20N24l6; do. factory, l3Hl5lac.i
Elgins. 2u6c., New York dairy, llG22l6c.; do.
creamery ls02lhc,; Pennsylvania creamery
prints, fancy 2lc.; do. choice 2}c.; do. fair ia
good 2O0 23e; prints iobbing at 25P2sc. Cheese
steady; large 7laFeiic.i small, sd9@lc. part
skins, 3Ia 0 g}lc.; fun skins, 20ac. Egg
steady; New York and Pennsylvania, l7hd
lsc.; ice house, ldQl6jaci western fresh, ltH
GlI-i.r.
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NEW YoHK, Aug, 20,-Beeves dull, weak;
native steers good 20 nearly prime, Si6Odf.ol
per 100 lbs; medium 20 fair, Sl20G4.55; com
mon TO ordinary, S31dH4l716i bulls sl.1o1
2.75. Calves active; poor TO prime veols, Sia
go per 100 lbs; huttermilk calves. S3G3.Z5i
grassers, S2.4O02.lj. sheep steady lambs
higher poor TO prime sheep, S2G3 per 100 lbs
choice, S3jOt512]a. Hogs dull, lower; inferior
10 choice hogs S5.5OQ5s5,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Aug 20.-Cattle dull
lower; prime S4.lua 90; good to fat cows and
heifers, S2.4OG3 10; bulls, stays and cows, Slb'
03. Hogs steady; Philadelphia, S57ODb.75
best Yorkers, s. ,BOQ5.65. Sheep dull; supply
liberal; extra, S3lO83.5O; good, S2.aOG2 10
lambs. S24D96O.
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ALTOONA, Pa, Aug 2l.-May berry Mil
Ter, Il young clerk in the suspended Sec.
ond National bank, was arrested last
night on a warrant sworn out by Chief
Bank Examiner Coffin. Miller's alleged
offense is altering the figures in the bal.
ance book, which he is said to have done
under the direction Of Cashier Gardner
The alteration is alleged to have beer
made six months ago, on the day previous
TO the visit of the bank examiner, anC
changed back on the day following tha
officials departure. This prevented thu
discovery of the shortage at that time.
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ATLANTIC CITY, Aug 21 Fully 5000
people saw Horace NJ Leeds, the Atlantic
City lightweight, fight Owen Ziegler, the
ex-amateur lightweight champion of the
United States, in a four round bout at the
Inlet amusement park last night. No de
cision was rendered, but it was generally
conceded that Leeds showed himself to b,
the better man in the final round. In the
preliminary bouts Jimmie Fox defeated
Isidore Strauss, both of Philadelphia, anC
Andrew Black fought a draw with Fred
Wood
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Evihence of Murder.

RoCKAwAY BEACH, l. l., Aug. 2l.-Two
fishermen who live on the extreme point
of the beach, about eight miles from here,
found the body of man floating in the
water. As the body was being placed in
an undertaker's wagon it was discovered
that there were two bullet wounds in the
head The wounds, it is claimed could
not have been self inflicted. The only
Clew that may lead to the Identification OF
the remains is the letters r. E. X. on the
shirt and collar
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STARVING At PULLMAN
Pitiable Condition Of Many Of the
Defeated Strikers.
THE GOVERNORS INVESTIGATION

Altgeid Declines the Company OF vice
President wiokcs. Of the Pullman Conn
pany-May Call Upon the People of the
State to Aid the Sufferers
CHICAGO Aug 2i.- Governor Altge'd
went to Pullman yesterday to investiWu
the condition Of the Pullman striker8.
His visit was the result of a commuui-
cation sent To him from the strikers, stat
ing that sixteen hundred families are near
TO starvation.
Vice President Wickes, Of the Pullman
company, called upon Governor Altgeld
at the latter's Office and offered to accom-
pany 90 executive on his trip to Pullman.
The governor received Mr. Wckes very
coldly, aud informed the latter that he did
not wish to 20 with him. Mr.. Wickes de-
parted, apparently highly indignant.
The governor made personal investi-
cation of several cases Of destitution and
found that the story Of practical starva-
tion had not been greatly overdrawn.
After the investigation the governor
asked Manager Middleton, Of the Pull
man company, if he could suggest any
solution to the condition of destituuor
/ and starvation, the existence of which al
/ the resident officials had admitted.
"The only thing we can do" was the
| answer, sis to put the old men back tC
work as fast as there are vacancies in the
shops
"But that process is slow and uncer
tain, =" replied Governor Altgeld, "and thu
question is one of immediate starvation
Can't you put on few hundred of tn,
men and let them alternate until the con
dition Of misery is relievedW
Mr.. Middleton said he did not see hoy
the company could change its presen
plans.
The governor said it was the first tim
he had ever been asked for aid to help tn
starving people, and he wanted to thin
it over He will receive the relief CON
mittee of the Pullman strikers this after
noon, and ways and means of assistin
the suffering will be discussed. In a
probability a meeting will bear fruit in
proclamation calling upon the people c
the state for help.
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.CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Aug, 21,-Seven
prisoners who were confined in the Jail
here escaped Sunday night by saving a
hole in the floor, through which they got
into the cellar, thence to the yard and
over the wall. Two have been recaptured
but the others are thought to be out OF
raaph
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
IL sQHUYLKILL DIVISION.
TIME 2d 1904


Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frsckville, New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsville, Hamburg, Reading
Pottstown, PhoeniXville, Norristown and Phil
adelphia Broad street stationl at 500 aRd ll;F
o, m. and AIS p. m. on week days For Potts
vile and intermediate stations 9:10 =. m.
SUNDAYS,
Castle St. Clair, Pottsville 81 600. 9;40 y. n
and 3:lO .. m. For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town. PhOeniXville, Norristown, Philadelphia
Trains leave FrackEilie for Shenandoah g.
lO4O a. RI, and l2;l4, b:O4, 7:42 and lO,H p. n
Sundays, lll8 a. m. sud b:4O p. N.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah at~luilh
al;4s q. m, and 4'4O, 7:lb and 1000 p. m Sunday
at lO;4O a. n. and 5;lb p, m.
Leave Philadelphls Broad street statlon) 70
Shenandoah 81 8 81 ana IS = I1 10 and II p
% week dAvs On SuudAve iaa-- at850am.
Leave Broad Street station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
For New York Express, week dEyg,
at 800, LOS, 4 80, l5, 90, = 49, 20, so, il %
II Il m, 12 90 noon, ~ A p. N, (Llmited FI
press / 06 and ~ m. dining cara 4t
10 90 p m, 70 Of night, Sundays 20, O5, &C
Is Y, % Il 0s . m, l2 "A, 40, 30 o9dim-
tied 22l ~ & 90 l3 and at2 N is Oh night
Express for Boston, without change, Ii a IN
weekdays, ana so m daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and washington 50, 20, 8 81
el0 10 20, n IS m, IL 40, az S5 limited dinnf
carr / 30, 8 as, 4 Al, Is 10 Congressional Limited
Pullman Parlor Cars and Dining Carl, Q H.
So, Z 40 p. N. ~ 03 night week days. Sun
days, so, 20, 2 10. II Is IL 40, M, A Al, So
40 p m. ana u O3 night,
Leave Market Street Ferry Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
r. press, s. lC. $40, 80 a. m 400 Saturdays
only, ?. 3 I, 4.20, 500 and 5 40 p. m week days
Sundays express s, 7.30 g. $50, 8, 9.45 a. m. ant
$50 p. m Excursion week days, Ia m. Sun
days $50 a. IN. Returning, leave Atlantic
City for Philadelphia, 40 (Mondays only !
$50 g. OBS H. m g. l. 5 30 755 and 40 D. M
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HOW TO KEEP COOL
If You Carefully Act UpOn the Advice
Given Below You Will be Pleased
With the Results.


Given Below You Will be Pleased
With the Results.
keep cool ~
Excellent advice in summer time, but
not very easy to follow. Apparently, it
would be just as reasonable 70 say keep
strong, healthy and vigorous amid the
sweltering heat of this trying season."
And yet this is not only possible but It is
something that every person can do if the
right means are adopted.
Keep cool
When YOU feel tired out on a hot day,
have no appetite and feel scarcely able to
work, don't rush off for drink to brace
up" on or swallow some other injurious
stimulant. Follow common sense prin.
ciples. You are languid and lack energy
because your system is in low condition.
You are hot because your body does not
throw off the extra warmth that Is gen
| Grated. You are weak because you do
not get sufficient nourishmeut. There is
only one way to overcome these unhealthy
conditions and that is by supplying what
/ bne SYSTEM uteus, ny IeSbOIluB hSHAVhJ
action. The best way to do this is to take
the newly discovered pre-digested food at
least once daily. This food which is
known as Paskola is not drug or a con-
coction but a pure starchy food in liquid
form, delicious to the taste and exceed
ingly refreshing. Being pre-digested it is
absorbed by the system the instant it is
swallowed. Paskola gives tone to the
system, it prevents dyspepsia, it perfects
the digestion. 1t imparts strength and
vigor to those who are weak and debili
tated. As health-giver it is unsur
passed.
Keep cool
Loss of health means loss of grea
many other things also. 1t pays to b.
well. If you would feel cool, strong
well, vigorous and ambitious in spite o
summer heat, try Paskola. You will lik
} it; everybody does who has ever taken it
You are sure to recommend it after taking
it as others have done. Paskola is popu
lar because it has merit.
pamphlet giving full particular
about Paskola will be sent on applicatio
the Pre- digested Food Co., 80 Read
ST., New York.
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Fatal Accident to a Lineman.

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 2L- While re
pairing an electric light wire last night
Walter Mowery, aged 22 years received a
shock which threw him from the pole
headlong to the ground, breaking his leg
and shoulder and iutiicting internal in
juries. He will probably die.
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The international Cricket Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 2L-The executive
committee of the Cricketers' Association
of the United States held meeting IN
this city and decided 20 play the United
States Canadian matches on sept. ~, IL
and 10 at the grounds of the Philadelphia
Cricket club
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MAssILLoN, o., Aug. 2l.-J. S. Coxey
announces that the proposed Labor Day
Commonweal demonstration in Washing
ton has been abandoned, and the next at
tack on the Capitol will be made in De-
cember when congress reassembles. A
prison stripe uniform has been adopted
for the army" and Browne is now wear
ing it. The referendum has been added to
the basic principles of the movement, and
the whole enterprise has been reorganized
with a constitution and bylaws. The
word Christ" has been dropped from the
title "out of Difference to the feeling OF
MISUNDERSTANDING
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EAsToN, Pa, Aug. 2l-Easton will take
the place of Allentown in the Pennsyl-
vania State League of Baseball clubs, and
will play their first game in this city with
Hazleton tomorrow. II is reported that
Joe Mulvey will be the captain OF the
team,
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3E:ADING
III Y RAILROAD SYSTEM
IN gTFEoT IuNE %. lsgl.

IN EFFECT JUNE %, 1894.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows.
For New York via Philadelphs week des
40, 5,25, 40, am, 1892 255, b.53 pm. Sundt
210, a. m For New York via MaUoi Chunl
week days, 5.25,7.21 s. m, 1882, 2.55 D. No
For Reading and Philadelphia, week dhy
10, OPS. 10, 8. m, 1882, 255, b.55 p. n. sr
Eor riP Pottsviine, week days, alO 7.2O, 8. NJ
i232 265 IS p. no. Sunday, 2.l0 =. m.
For Tgmaqua ana Mahguoy City week dhyi
2l0, 5.25, 7.2O, a. m, 1882 2.55, o. 55 p. M, sur
day, 2.lO, o. N Additions in Mahanoy City
week days 90 p. NJ.
For WiiiiamsporJ, suubury and Lewis0urE
week days, 8.25, ll.30 a. N, i35, 100 p n.
For Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2.IO, Sg5, b,2
L20, li.s1 a. m, 1882, lS5, 2.55, SOB, 7Oo 80
p. NJ. Sunday, 2.tU, 825, q. m.
For Ashland and Shamokn. week days, go
40, ll.SO a. m l.S5, 100, S85 p M sunday
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week day
500 8. N, 30, 400 7SO p, m, l2.lb night. suf
leave New York via Msuch Chunk, week dSy
A8O $40 o. m, lilo, 4.S0 p. N.
Leave Philsdelphia, Reading Termins
week days, 4.2J, S35, 1000 a. M Rnd Az
B02 ll.30 D. N. sunday n'SO p m,
Leave Reading, week days, Lob, no 1905, ll.t
o, m, sos, 7.57 p, m Sunday LSo, 70
Leave PoJtsville, week days, 2,85, 7.40 3. ul
1870, 6,l1 p. n Sunday, 2.S5 q. m
Leave TamRqua, week days, S.l6, $50, ll26
! a., 1 20, l5 ops o 10. Sunday, Nlb S. n.
! Leave Mahanoy City, week days, 5so, 9.A
| il.47 a, m, Isl, IA, 9.54 p. m. Sunday, 80
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week dIys, 2.4o, &c,
| H3C, eS7 1l53 a. m, i256, 206 $40, 6EtTb9,leJ
.. M. Sunday, 240 400 q. M,
! Leave Williamsport, week days, lO.lO, h. D.
! 1886, Ills p. N. Sunday, ll.l5 p. m.
For Baltimore Washington and the West "
| ., o. R, r., -gr2Ggh trains leave Reaoin
| Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. & X. X, r. 81 s'S
40, II. % a. m, "a ,5,l' p. p. M, Sunday t.Sa
/ 40, il.26 a. m, B 90 y m ..
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