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Crawford avalanche., 1895-06-13
THE WARM CHITRAL.
STRANGE COUNTRY INVADED ~
THE BRITISH.

The Natives Claim TO he Descendants
of soldiers Of Alexander the Great
cause of Hostiiities-siaushter of
Capt. Rose Troops.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-06-13

Laziness Is next door to wisdom
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

In the circuit court yesterday Jacob
Hirtzel confessed judgment without
action In favor Of John Zslninger, IT,.
for the sum Of S62. with per cent. in.
terest from date, and the same was
fled with the court. This confession
arises from the following facts: Be
tween the 9th of October, 1886, and the
lst OF January, 1895, by virtue of the
last VIII aud testament Of John q.
Arnold, deceased, Jacob Hirtzsl came
Into possession Of the sum of $62, TO
hold the same as trustee for John
Zelninger, jr., until he should come of
age, and that no interest was to be paid
on the money until that time. That
John Heininger, jr., become Of age cA
March IA, 1895, and that the trustee
had not paid him the money.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
THE SALEM HOG

For long time this eplthet WA
burled In derision at the state capital
as expressive Of but one quality greed,
but il has come to stand for IA nnmhtr
Of qualities that other communities
are becoming envlous. There Is some
thing to the hog besides appetite.
When he is aroused TO proper action he
ia almost a noble animal. We may 60
on finding that there is more TO the
Sllem hog than we ourselves at first
supposed when we defend ourselvt 9
against his character.
Closer examination shows IL is not
greed that is the predominant trait Of
the hog. II is willingness aud
capacity for rustic that distinguishes
him above all other animals. As q
rustler he is unequalled. II is rustic
that makes an animal or man possess
value la these days. Any beast or
man can feed and get fat at the crib;
but to make his own way in the world
aud pick up his own living Ia evidence
OF enterprise.
If you think Salem has not this
quality try II on. Come here with q
legitimate business proposition and see
how quickly the hog will rustic the
opportunity. Throw o railroad In our
way and see how quickly the hog will
catch on. Let go Of medical cole ge
and see how quickly 1t will be picked
up, re-olganized, set on its feet and
started of with a hospital, opportuni-
ties all complete, and no help from the
state, either.
The hog is not pleasant animal to
contemplate sometimes. but II you
study HIM rightly, get on the right
side of Ihin, arouse his independence,
his sturdy qualities of selfsupporl
when he is thrown OH his own
resources, you cannot help but admire
the porker. He is not daisy or
geranium, but he is an animal Of the
get-tiIere variety, and every time he
gets there on his own feet he compe!s
respect
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
"a CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

ana q careful micro
'eopical examina-
ton Of the urine, is
a valuable aid in
d determining the
nature Of many
chronic diseases,
= particularly those
: of the nervous
system, blood, liv-
er, kidneys, and
bladder. These
aids make Il pos
sible TO treat such
diseases suCcess.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26

The pre-emlnence Of Paine's celery
compound over all other remedies
could not be- better iLuatrated than Ia
the case OF the Turney family OF st.
Anthony, Iowa
Mrs. Turney had recovered her health
by the use OF Paine's celery compound.
She had suffered from variety oi
ills, all due TO nervous system ms.
properly nourish ed
As frequently happens the entire
family, overcome perhaps by anxiety
and care. began to feel "run down"
and to suffer with the hardest dlseasc
In the world to diagnosis 1.-The iruuble
they have when they say: "Dacior,
don't feel we'll"
The advice of their physicians to use
Paine's celery compound, the one
known remedy that restores lost
nervous energy, creates an appetite,
purehes the blood and builds up the
strength Of the entire system, wss fol-
lowed. Mrs Turney, in letter to
Wells & Richardson Co, who prepare
the remedy, soon wrote as follows:
my husband and three children
were IA greatly benefited by the use of
PAine's celery compound rs was after
au unusually hard siege Of the grip,
with variations OF the disease. We re-
gard the compound as most remark
able remedy"
As the winter comes on, many people
will begin TO suffer from debility, and
lack Of lallying powers after a slight
chill or cold.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26

There are 177755 miles Of railroad In
the. United States.
Vhere are 66,9S5, $50 rails used to
cover this ground.
There are 533, ,265, 900 ties used 20 bind
these rails together, but 10 such
amount, however, is required to bind
The hearts of the travelling public To- the
tact that the Wisconsin, Central ilues
Furnish supeyior facilities on all their
trains between 81. Paul and Chicago
which form c,ose cOnueoticns will all
lines TO the east and south.
Make a note of it.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26

fully at distance, without personal exami.
nation OF the patient. Thus Bright's Dis
ease OF the Kidneys, Inflammation of the
Bladder, Gravel, and other Diseases of The
Urinary Organs, Liver Complaint" Dys.
pepsia, or Indigestion, Dropsy and many
other maladies are successfully treated and
cured without personal consultation with
the physician.
Nervous Debility, whether resulting from
over-study, worry, disappointment, OF from
exhausting drains upon the system caused
by prenieious secret habits contracted in
youth, through ignorance of their ruinous
consequences, is successfully managed.
through correspondence, the necessary
medicines being sent by mail or express.
Write for question blanks, OF describe your
case, send sample of urine for analysis and
enclose 10 cents for postage ON treatise
which contains reproduced photographs
aud full names and addresses Of vast MUM
beTs OF people who have been cured in this
way. Address, Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, COS Main ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
HUSBAND, WIFE AND CHILDREN MADE WELL
BY USING PAINES CELEY COMPOUND.

Their real trouble is a rundown con.
ditlon of the nerves aud blood, and
Paine's celery compound, as In the
case Of Mrs. Turney and her family,
will make them we'll again.
Rheumatism and neuralgia too.
grow more dangerous aud more painful
with cold weather.
This Increased pain points to
increased activity Of these disorders.
There is positive danger ia allowing
the system to meet the perils of winter
handicapped by rheumatism and neu-
ralgia, or any disease that comes from
poor blood aud bad nerves.
There is the same certainty of get
ting rid of these two diseases that there
Is OF n complete recovery from sleep
lessness, nervous weakness, hysterla, or
any other result OF Impoverished nerves
aud blood. Physicians today get rid
Of rheumatism aud neuralgia as they
do sleeplessness, melancholia and ner.
vous dyspepsia by building up the sys.
tenn and supporting its delicate nerve
parts with Paine's celery compound.
Paine's celery compound restores
vitality TO tired nerves; 1t feeds every
tissue Of the body when unusual
waste has reduced the weight and
strength Of the body, as is frequently
the case at the close of the heated
season. 1t gives new appetite aud
keeps up every part Of the body, nerves
and blood, 30 well nourished that the
nervous, exhausted, tired "rnu dowp'
feeling from worry aud hard work
soon disappears. Try II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26

has opinion to offer conoerning tbt
merits of Great Britaip's dispute with
Venezuela. SO faI as the UuiteC
States knows, either party TO the con
tentlon may be Ia the right. But he
reviews the history Of the territorial
Misunderstanding between Venezuela
and Great Britain, In order TO show
most conclusively that doubts do exist
az TO the right of either, and that Great
Britain has at various times admitted
the existence Of this doubt running
trough series Of complications, i'm
perfect descriptions and final treaties.
He establishes, as 1t appeare, beyond
contravention, that the dispute is one
OF that character where no absolute
right nor clearness OF title exists with
either party, and that the quarrel is
essentially one ofhls misunderstandin
between nations which by innumera.
BILE international yrecedents a'e pro-
perly to be adjusted by means Of arbl-
tration.
Having thus effectually estopped any
possibly plea that the territory In ques-
tlon Is indisputable British soil and
therefore coming within the rule that
no nation can submit TO arbitration It's
title to its own tetltory, Mr., Oney u.
gain declares that through the Monroe
doctrine the United States has right
10 advise settlement Of this matter aud
that his voice is raised TO urge that the
dispute be settled by arbitration.
The secretary takes the ground that
arbitration may confirm Great Brl-
ans Jurisdiction over all the disputed |
errtory. IL this should DO the finding
'f a tribunal the United States would |
lenceforlh respect that decision. But
ie shows that until Great Britisn's
tile shall have been passed upon by
ueh tribunal, the United States IL
md viii continue To be party b the
question.
Ten or II weeks have elapsed since
his important communication was
'laced In the hands of the British glv-
rment, aud no futher response has
'een received than bare aoknopledSe-
nent The officials fore congress con-
'enes,b but they are by no means sau-
uine that their wishes will be oom-
lied with. In any case the probahlti
10 that the president will officially
make known the contents OF Secretary
'lney's note In his annual message
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
A SOCIAL FEATURE.

TnE JOURNAL presents am added
feature Of two pages Of social interest.
On these pages will be.found much
that Is good, much that Ia best of, by,
Tor and from Oregon people. Tar
JoURSAL must thank some of the
most talented ladies of this city for
their assistance us contributors. The
SATURDAY JOURNAL as woman edl
ton OF one cent news paper we feel
proud Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
Conservatory WOrk.

DIR. Parvln, director and teacher of
plano, Italian singing harmony and
9,ass teaohing' Assisted byMiss Anna
hIeos' teacher OF plano, organ, guitar,
Vlolih ana either. Mrs. J. II. Sharp,
,sacner OF piano, organ and singing,
music rooms at the residence of j. II.
onarp, salem. Leave orders at the
Aliens or Wills music store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
Secure Your Seats Mt Once.
Seatson Sale at Y.M.C.A,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WE DO NOT wANT--Boys or loafers. bu,
| W men OF ability. $500 10 S51O a month 10
hustlers. state ana general agents. Salary
ana an oommlssion. Racine Fire Engine Co.,
L Jsf.-Spriug bicycle seat oeTWeen salem
~ "nd mute school. Return for reward 10
JACOB Brewer, mute school IO2S-if
WANLED.--I nave a good norse 70 sell or
bishop, At salem %ooien SiiI % store Sc0 Si:st -
WANThD- Every body 10 knOw tn ~ X,
hali, the paper hanger. can always be
lonnd at Keller a sous. 22Stt
I ADIEs.-Dandruf is regarded by most
~ people as merely an annoyance, but tt Is
the chiei cause OF badness, and the disease
should be early checked. Have your nails
ma. Hlanieated your scalp tire tted. and your hair
dressed by Miss NJ. A. Elkins. SO2l< Com mer.
clal street, Eldreidge bldg. room III.
ID EMINGToN TYPEWRITKR FoR RFNr
~ good Remington typewriter for rent 10
responsible parties Cali or address 2S8 Com
mercial street, Salem. 2l,st
fNuE EOUN AIN WASHER AND ssTEAM
a Oooker-rhe undersigned would be
pleased 10 see any aud ali who are interested
IN washing al his office, l55atate street, salem.
=. hro@h. lS-Ste
r. FISHER: k9wsp4per dyertising Agent,
Is our authorized agent. This paper is kept
on Ole IN isofties-
NAkPEr PAPER-IarSe lot OF heavy brown
ma onioe'
DAPkkS.-fortlRno, 6acramento seattle |
u Tacoma and san Francisco pa apera on saia
at Hoprs PosIoffice block
MoNkY 40 LOAN.-U. Marsn. Room |
ANh ISL ntnce MOCK. lItf
NOR SALE OHEAP--On long time or would !
y Lento acres choice land IN West Salem.
Sood. large home ana barn; variety OF bear |
ing nuit trees. Plenty of small fruit, good |
water ana q acres timber Address box lA6. |
Ne00BUIs an improved 5-acre trsct three
aud barn IrqniIe OF Buiggraf over states /
man. a-sSfS
- iELlAA SHERMAN = Typewrit'ng aud 1
~ conmereial stenography. Oftica. room
sonable rates. la-9S l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
Is 0lney's Message TO Great
Britain.
ON The VENEZUELAN QUESTION.
II Has n Ring Pleasing TO True
Americans.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.--A special L
the Herald from Washington says:
Additional particulars have beer
ascsrtained concerning the contents Of
Secretary Olney's note to Great Britain
on the Venezuelan matter. 1t Is a
communication of about 5000 words,
and contains full review Of the efforts
which the United states has repeatedly
made to secure settlement Of the long
standing dispute between Great Britain
and Venezuela. IL describes the re-
latlon of the Monroe doctrine to the
boundary dispute In Guiana, and then
relates the principle, which Is the vital
part OF the uote and the real principle
for which the United States Is now
contending, namely, that no European
power shall enlarge its territorial do
mInlon on the American continent by
means OF force.
From this basis, Secretary Olney pro-
ceeds TO declare that arbitration Is oh
viously the only just method by which
Great Britain can hope to reach
settlement OF her dispute with Vene-
zuela. Arbitration, he says, the United
states Is now, as formerly. willing to
promote and facilitate. But he is as
emphatic as the language permits 10
the declaration that any attempt to
reach q settlement Of the contention 10y
means OF force would be regarded rs an
act unlrlendly 10 the United States.
Secretary Olney is careful TO point
ont ia this note that the limited Rtatea
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
Bowling Alley.

The lovers of this sport viii be glad
to learn that V. M. Wood Of Portland,
Ore, and j. Snyder Of Whatoom, Wn.,
have fitted up firStclass bowling alley
in the old Hirscb building, corner OF
Ferry aud Copmercial streets. They
invite business aud professional men
and all lovers OF the sport to cali.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
BANJO LESSONS.

Given on reasonable terms by an experienced
'0A0"e'' W. A. RAPsEY,
45i Marion 81,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock OF
Brushes Of all Kinds in the
State. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality OF GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
Pure Blood
Is the secret Of the restoration TO health
which Hoods Sarsapnrillo gives.

UIt gives me
pleasure to recom-
mend Hoods Sarsa- :
parilla. II has cured
me OF many COM
plants, and puri-
fed my blood. ]
was troubled with
my liver, had hip
disease and other
truubleN, with swell
ing OF my anklea.
For q long tine /
had TO walk with a
cane. For several
years I was gradual
had the grip in q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
PROPOSALS WANTED
FOR AN OPERA HOUSE SITE,

Sealed proposals will be received 10y
the undersigned for a tract Of ground
not less than 60xl20. Said site TO 6e
south of Center and west of High. For
Information inquire Of
1O-23-tf CHAS. BURGGRAF.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-26
POLAND CHINA HOGS.

C,i,n me unaersigned has a pedigreed POLAND
A SninA ooar, "Peacemaker," and abomt Al
,lie ,,lh,,s ecafs ~. and sows from Peaesmakers ana
ss.., tsS.sSloSa rolanu China sows, which are ri.
ipSaso pnS tor safe cheap. John Marnooh IN
An"epehoence road, near Holmes hop ward
10 2i-lm dW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 20At wool fnles to-day. 1904 bales
Including some good clips. were offered There was an
average attendance ana BRISK sale Continental oprr
ors we're more active especially for good merinos York
shire buyers principal purchasers ~ crosss
portion which. however, were secured foi frhice
and Germany Pieces sold readily at full rates lhun ,nr
i'm the series bales have been sold 1000 naies
have been withdrawn and there are available ilW"
bales Following details Of the days sales win the
prices obtained:
Sew south Waics-4.aoO hales secured. ldmls 81; do
locks and pieces. 5dns III. greasy. 3gofd' DO l''S
and pieces. 2i4usd $1,000. -, -.
Discrimination bales secured. sj.dnis. do locks ana
pieces I'd greasy. GQssd do locks and pieces "a
ndd. 49,. ... ,- -
vctora-i bales secured Gd0s 2ssd; do locks and
pieces 5a.niId; greasy, 4isu9d; do locks ana pieces
5i.AGisd. ,o, a., 4,
locks and pieces 4u9d; greasy ingod; do locks and
pieces lisnGAd. e-,,,
Tastnsnia-i a bales: greasy. Gf.UIitd.
New Zeaand-I.OO bales. secured l0'sdQis ID; do
locks and pieces. G4das Nd greasy 4%@iOd do locks
and pieces. 3uhisd. 800
cape OF Good Hope and Natal-2OoO bales: secured
5s.flts 2isd. grensy. 3isgId. ,,,,
The Imports the week were From New South Wnles
- bales Victoria. +0I' bales from South Aus
traa 30 bales; from the Cape Of Good Hope ana NATAL
1914 bales: from China ~ bales; from France 1870
bales and from various other places. lH'3 bales.
The arrivals for the next 1.-THE nfth series OF sales
amount i.sos bales. OF which quantity ~ bales were
forw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

MoLAssEs AND sYRrrs-The business Of the eay
%s ye Of s 5yers Me4e in the as and those
inquiry for stock wanted only fma pa,ce h ari
them over wa for few sy ys's
common i2a i6c prime l7a2c chScs "a ar,"
sa S9snf Tcs hi a acas 6as3dS
- syruPsmsnrar r,n ordinary nj Choice % G Isaa.c
scs ss s Tse G %sras sPT fe'
qus but s sf fes "na ana
s thf su' Rdn '' Sas a"s sS, gs ~ 70!
common good strained Tar steady at u 30 '0r
'9 ockaS T berth ssn's
Sole There is however strong undercurrent which
ssSa S Ss qs sSs Ess'f FS
2d Huh 2a Le,h sS Ssw Sse Digs grain to k for
orders $ od cotton LverpoG l pTssST mare
for charters is @ although business in small tonnage
light Interest for the sna day SSns made
that line the market closed very hrm for smcm S T
ships each 5000 petroleum PHILADELPHIA to Japan
lss ship 5000 , eases 4 Pe tnns deals Mamh to South
Australia SIS ship i272 tons seneral arg * vo
York to Busn enc a ASre al tons wh e
depha ise schooner $ls tons umne5 h"nR eli
tons lumber Fernandina PhadePhs 81 3d. bark s
toms toms S Soa rh hi to Fall R1sr
OIsThe market for cotionseed OIL retains eir b
mark, for nseed oil is holding steady but Win
SS ld c pr%s crude S as4
crude loose mills l5g2oS on crude 2iT :,Io sum m
prade 2sc winter yellow prime a2as5c: white prime
SST butter ,s S $ SsS s1 Soa aS
Sharies Il Tanter & Co write market shows much
G Sna the Ene Of en refined oils ' 30 DOUBT
5ne Iade pG ang he oncentraon Of oil in
hands AT this period year would naturally tend to
a control the market and higher range Of value
Outside OF this the is unchanged II yet 100
early to opinion Of opening prices ior ou',
below II the mills desire reasonably cheap seed and
P'PETRoLEIM-The market for pipeline certificates at
Refined was quiet, steady and unchansei Esw;lork
packing the ws oao' apa Me:. M ssas
Family hSTs sis 5c Jose - short Clear s2 oqs!
tn 20 pas Sr@ed, So aSi, HANS
sI 0n,ss y, sisasio DRESSED HOGS Easy; i6o-ib
qqsedu e rs Sga hef bellies 50 a fn' Quoted at
for 4alo NJ Picked SHOULDERS Urn a, &C. iSeu mans
s sp a fSchansed at sc for lard and &C 49,
......LARD- Higher without inquiry; closing ~ 80"
gy S sSmPSa ani sss's sk sSI" ooas
sic nominal FOR septemeeTi ~, o,,,. ,eo,uree.s
The call continues be for small lots q Japan Ier as
that is the popular grade wanted As to the Son'hc,n
,;e he, seaAv We quote: Carolina and Louisiana. com
Ordinary s'.a,.e low a fair to a sr heS
GGGl.c Java aaa3sc, Java in bond. 2a2Se JAPAN B.
ets fS3a 'q London rama msrse, '' was qe
change for cane Java quoted at los nanr@d and
quoted at los August reduced I'D and is now
quoted los The local MARI, +. cute, by rIsd TO
for 50 test muscovados and 9lGc for So test moasses
sugar Latest mail advcss from hasnn s,e Si az
ney are Tep 81 an ha some Zoo bags cnuras
note sales OF co centrifugal ahoa basis
90 sSus s' 10 IA sr pa ss w9 ss Ps
Of iee II were spot sale. e,a The on ma sb I'D 'r bas
T-l6G4ssc FOR granulaied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago July y, ,SpeclaD. Wheat to-day advanced a
con, and heli H. The chief helps the small re-
,.u,s II winter wheat and higher cables September
.n~i NJ o6> sold CO.. and GA and closed AT
ga. cents sellers Primary receipts were only 3si"0
received AT Toledo from chicago. Argentine shipments
400 90 bushels were about hnlf % those the week he
,o,. baltimore reported fourteen oads for export liV-
.r,.,l said Russian shipments To be small There
,,er. small ce,ranc.s for the week. l.Vo"c bushels
ana small cleanliness the day. 1000 bushels These
yer. the early bear Influences There was fair cash de-
,ni here but boats could not be obtained =" not nuch
,,.iue.s was cone II disappointment In the
.N..rt.flnn the visible supply will decrease l'Wl"b
~ dp.Vp last year liner"
,.a a fair TRADE Tor saturday, '"hslu'p' "''' ''"
mission house buying. L,
Although the news Mas bearish. favornble
.,fh,r lower cables and country selling, prices were
,n,in.d h., the strength ~ wheat September v'n'd AZ
ag. ld between ~. and ~. and closed AZ hit cents
I.eaipt. were ~ the estimate Tor MONDAY ~
rtef. "a cash demand charters weir F'l'i'n
fr ~, bushels There were rains "NriyNh.s- ~,
iur the conditions make perfect corn "sh'hrr. ~
arnine shipments were large. l,l-""p uuhhc'S
rings were the Increase oats ~ri" he'peI nS
,.a.,f sent. uter sold 22f and 22 ani closed
closed at IA cents premium lh'
Incident IN the pit selling or Setcnn'r ana puy INK
september lne MAY Tho receipts were 10? cars, inc
.si.nntr for Monday iCJ There good cash de
tn4nd. charters. 30 900 bushels. -,
prDysons were strong. pork closing ." cents Owe.
MAS a good cash demand packers led the buying There
were only 600 hogs the estimate for Monday was
1900. week I5.vp. -.
ON The curb puts september wheat closed nj t6E
cents calls -. cents. Puts May corn. 3o'a cents;
calls. .,pi& cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave 42d st. Station. n. Y. AS foIowA
and is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
BIO A. Daily. Local Buffalo.
40 A. VI Daily local Albany. for Catskill Noun.
iains and Saratoga rrrlor to Albany. Sundays
OI0 A. W. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and CHI
Aii.oo A. NJ Daily except Sunday to ca,.EIII Noun
Pnrlor 10 Hobart and New Paltz. =.
B-ff.35 4. VI Daily. except Sunday. 10 Ca'skill Noun
tains New Patti Lake.. Mohonk and Minnewaska
10 Roomville. Saratoga and Caldwell 80
tI5p H. saturdays only Halt. Holiday Special TO
CatskuI Mountains Parlor 20 Bloomyile.
C-y.f5 y. VI. Daily. except sunday TO Cat-hil Noun
tnins New PATTI Lakes MohOsk and Mlnnewaska
Albany Saratoga Parlor cara attached to Hobart and
C-4.OO r. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
600 r. W. Daily Tor Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ~. Louis. -
GRO VI. Daily except sunday for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga. and Montreal Parlor car to Kingston
7.A5 T.. VI Daily. except sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Pochese' and Buffalo - o.,
VI Daily Tor Aban Utica syaS,se Roshs;
Chicag, and 81; Louis. - .,ooo MA "A
a. M. c. 20 p. Jersey CITY. r. r. Il Station Alo<o
For ck~ts time tables parior and seepns-car accom-:
rodations apply Offices Brooklyn and New York and
stations Time tables at principal hotels For othsr
informa ton address , -.
3 Vanderbilt ave. New York.