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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

evil hza grown rxpsd5y. 20 rapidly thai
czrsfui business sssn dare NOT credit
corporation without 0rst enrE0ying an
attorney - investigate its Affairs The
soavsnt companies Ezust suffer hecsuse
ths fake ones hreng dizc.edss upon all
Clearly The state shshl1 not 50 ssber-
ally ier1 Il n-zrne or sanction u the for
nation u business concerns. Laws shczla
Dc passed prescribing that AZ 10 corpora
fiosis organizing with paid Up capital.
the suii amount must be actually paid in
cash OF IL paid In property. that the
ccart appoint appraisers 20 place. the
vasue upon the property. II. on the
other hand &c IL desired TO start the
corporation with sirnpIy stock subscrip-
fiotis. 1t should be prescribed that ossiy
those who are solvent can become sub
scrfhers to the stock Of any corporation
In excess OK nomsraf amount say $aea
In addition to this Z should be made
the duty OF the secretary OF state to in
vestigate the standing Of all corporations
IN the same manner as is done with our
Insurance companies at the present time.
in other words, the state should take
those necessary steps 20 prevent iafia-
tsons OF values. and seek TO have all
business 6one on safe. sound basis
Until that is done fake corporations vii.
continue 10 multiply. viii rise and fall
IA q day. and failures will be common,
because made easy. and the consequences
faii--on no one.'s
Representatives Fosters Views.
Representative ]. E. Foster. of Spokane
csSnry, Is in the city, a guest OF the But
Ter hotel. In an interview with a Post
Intelligencsr reporter he said that he
proposed 10 introduce bills fayoring a
reduction In the state militia. dsemlng
the present large force an unnecessary
drain on the finances of the state. Mr..
Foster strongly favors more stringent
Insurance and arson laws. the present
laws making the convictions of those
who as agents rob irsuran rec companies.
or those attempting arson. either a very
difficult task or an imposgihiIity. He
also favors the appointment of state
grain weigher and inspector. Mr.. Foster
leaves for the capital this morning.
AduIteratSon means passon and weak
ness. Only Prices Cream Baking Powder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

No clue appears yet 70 have been DIS
covered TO the person or persons who
stripped the yacht Xora of her sails
while she was lying or the ferry pier at
West Seattle a week ago yesterday. The
loss 10 the boat viii amount TO about sl7s.
for although new suit OF canvas may
be obtained 1t will have 10 be reeut after
being used for while. 80 as to fit fiat.
curious fact connected with this rob
berry is that the robbers. contrary TO the
custom OF Waterfront thieves, not only
did not attempt 10 strip the boat of her
rigging. but even left a valuable spirit
compass. brass side lights and other ar
ticIes of value in the cabin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

Bcsse. ldatso. Jan E.-A resolution for
an amendment ID the constitution. grant
ing suffrage 10 women. passed the senate
To-Day without \ dissenting vote.
There was no change N the senatorial
sstua.sorl. Anotsser attempt 20 hold
CAUCUS viii be made tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

lieutenant. II e
ranks with Me-
kinley az a tariff
expert. When he
went 70 congress
he was a young
man, ard he
m a q e snowy,
6 J. r e q a : eagle
speeches { I, a (
I re oIsi-timers
scofei a.. These
flowing speeches
gained him the
title Of the CO.
famssSan orator -
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DOCTOR SWEANY
ia Front 81. Seattle. Wash.
Union Block.
0tHsEy FL,


This leaned specialist, well known By bis
Pac.ae Coast. guarantees : prompt and perfect
cure OF every esse he undertakes
FREE TREATMENT 70, the !. sa s sn % FRI sr'ass
afternoons.
ynIIyE MY II you are tronnlsd with nighs
lVtAu MEN emissions. sxhausting DRAMA.
plmpies, hashiaincw. aversion 60 society, sEa-
pans. When a.s Z. goa II yor
manhood and absolutely unGs ycu ios stasyf
business or nsrrisge-sf yoa are thus sii.ssed
yon know tbs esuse tset well and oe Hsaa-
MIDDLE AGED MEN ya sro a's sss VITA weak
aching packs ard ksdaeys, frequent patnfai
ursnation and sediment In urine, i'm poisascy OF
usakusss OF sexass organs. asd oshsg En1sstsx-
ahss sIxus Of nervous debility ard premature
dsrav Msay die OF this atSscolsy. iguesHat OF
sne cause. which is the secoas stage OF seninst
xraSness The most obstinate s4ses OF fAis
ehnraefer treated with uasaiisHg success.
ppfylTr plssnses-sssees. 6onosyams. Irfan-
ImfiiE nations. Dsseaas eos. Structures, " ssk-
ne.s q osEan.. ssrai.is. hsdsscsse. sarseoosss
and klndrvd troubles quickly cufsi vtshea-
pa.n xn4 detention from business.
rtTtppu-whsea possons sne breath. stomach
tlfAhhH snd lungs and yssas sss Way for
E9..sssr snd ali eorsslsssslaaal and isssrnsi
.ronbses: also Rapture. Piles, Fistsia trssse@
isr i, advances Of any o;hes institution 10 sss
eouztry-
Efs%Af5 NH MIN bAe%31EH- IASEG3s EsrtSsy s-eAT
pLsuu dAD 1htas rsss. r<scfnls, rypA3Esfse
TA1nss. Tnmo-s. letter. Eexesss and ether
tnzparsssss 81 the blood thoroughly eraass4ted.
lesv.ng tas systsu 10 stfong. rafs ard
ss1 tafa. state.
ItusE<-ff yoa sa1erfng frcca persistent
idbiIs Headsrhss. Fssns9I Nensuusts1n-
sss1crfsheA OF " bites, InIossTasls iicAing- Dis
rlscensns Of the Wcsan, or any other Distress.
iug alkn9s1ta peculiar TO yoaE sax. yes sno1aa
coasais Dr. swsany withoss Decay. he cures
whss esbs-s fasI
s4ss
WMiL easy. Thousands cared az ASpias %
ccrscsponsears sas 81 Gas4Essas ss7t ~@eLfs
fresz osy~srvaEteE- Boc3 emitted -sS Enk 10
HEALIH" seat f.es 20 taose describing their
sraszhsa
1ssee bcurs. . 30 = 4 u-.2 20 asa tos
n rz. SaAGays. 30 10 81 a "a oasy. Aaefass
LEyEEErT swEASY. NJ H.,
rs Frnas ~. sestfls. Nash.
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Nobody makes fun OF his oratory rev.
Dir. Burrows was born az North East.
Erie county. Penn. January 9. iss7. He
Is Il lawyer By profession. and when a
young man settled In Michigan. AT the
opening % the rebellion he esnfsstd ard
served as an officer from 1872 20 fssf AZ
Iae close II the xar he entered the rsrac
tee Of law ard was made prosecuting a.
te~nes in iss5. Ia 1881 he was appointed
supervisor 90 interna revenue 90 the
states Of Michigan ard Missouri. Esus de-
cllned the otfsce. He has always been a
pronounced Republican, aud was sfe~etes
20 congress IN fs-@ from the Fourth. dis
trs>t IN Michigan CONGRESSMAN Burrows
was re-eteeseSi In isTs. and has served con-
slsnoasIy ever since. except during tlaa
yeArs issS-Is He WAS s1siezat.s-a--aa--e
from Mschixaa 20 the Chicago convention
of lsSs. ard Ia the szvae year was srl-
20snsess solicitor OF the United States
treasury by Press9eat Arthur. bur de-
eisne4 the position. in ssS1 he vas a rar-
azsAase tor tho United States sens ts-ssrsr,
ia opposition 10 Senator Ferry ana vas
stsoagiy supported "a the raryzsss. b,s..
sftsr a Tsaath.s coEtest before ire iersx-
EasIs-e. Burrows nanse VAS wssha~awrs an
favor ~ Thomas W. P&lr2e~. who was sher
elected The term 70 whaeh Ne il atrs.t
20 tse elerted - the urexpsrsza term OF the
late Se Easor Sforks~4ssye
Perkins Claims rsrsy-ane Votes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12
T.eema na..ne.. rreable..

Tacoma. Jam r.-Speciai--F. s Blas-
uer alleges that there was coliusion be-
tween the receiver CO the Tacoma GF'oc-
cry Company and the company whereby
his claim was not considered. ard thai
thu receiver antruinfuhy reported no 9TH
er claims. although his was outstanding.
Mr. Bbasner asks for another receiver for
the grocery company.
Receiver A. Wineberg has sold the
wholesale liquor stock of 5. Lachuaan e.
Co for Sc. so. with the approval of the
court
In -or1nrcd xrals>,tr,o
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Horace Leeds TO Fi~hs at Tacoma.

New York. Jan li.-Horace Leeds has
authorized his hackers 10 arrange a
match for him with the Western light
weight. George #. Green. TO fight before
the Victor Athletic club of Tacoma. This
club recently offered purse Of s. zoo for
a match between Green and Jack Nc
Auufre, and. as the latter Ms suffering
from a disabled arm, Leeds is anxious
to take his place.
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INKS. JAsoUs' PROPERTY.
4 Iacam1 Man Claims II, and May
Font the Assyrfan.

Tacoma. Jan. 1i--Special.--J. H. Palmer.
FOR several years Mrs. Marie j. Jasous'
legal adviser, has pefitioHed the court
10 be made her administrator. lie says
she made will over a year ago, leaving
her property to him. and that the will is
vaults. The viii has been ordered into
court. As there has been no community
property accumulated since the marriage
OF Mrs. Bernhardy 10 the Assyrian, Nit
chel Jasous. he viii receive nothing If
the viii was made as stated by Palmer.
Jasous could hold no property while a
foreigner. but he has fled notice OF IN
tention to become citizen. Palmer says
the estate is now worth about sl25,ooa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12
CARTER FOR SENATOR
Republican National Chairman
Nominated in Montana
Dc YOUNG FAR BEHIND PERKINS
Jim Bsdd Inangurssed - Gsvssnor %
Caiiferns.-Hs Cosdsnns the Maa-
sgement OF State Affairs.

Helena. Mort Jan u--ThoraS H
Carter was nominated tonight for sersa-
tor by the Republican, caucus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12
An Empty House

Gees 10 rack and rain pretty raid
!. iy. Better gss tenant. spps cash
ssnaass are fsand ~ ussar the enc
ceas Ter sorc '.fof rens'' coiunn OF
~ R1st lutGgsetneesS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

Shoes a. the Lowest prices ever given
IN Seattle. az the great mi5waater clear
ance sale of r. Ahe~nsghy, &C. Pike street
See these few ef the many -eraarkable
barratns Meas fire egzshroissereA slip
perx, SC. ladies' eoE<Sola @nr1ng heel
shoes, narrow square toe, With tip. s,sa
worth g: ladies' fire. Ma. cl0ya top. lex
iNfs ScEe. hutton shoes. square Or opera
soe. tia. slsSs ladies' finest imported
g-raneh IL! button dress shoes hzrEalns
az s.. now s.; meas heavy loahie sete
arb tap English haiss SIS Farmers
heavy veal hnoss, double sole and tap
S. IS, mems Milwaukee ola grain farmers
boets. s. 81 10 nns fail "a see tssese Slices
before buying. \. Aecrusthy. e. Eaks
street,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

Julius Caesar Burrows, the new Repuh-
liean senator from Michigan. is. next 20
Thomas II. Reel, the ablest parliamerta-
Tlan in the house, and is Reefs chief
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

Tgs5av. as ycn ara hpokasw arossn3 fer
exfrpmsty sew prices IA sS~1stly ssrSs-
caaxs rnesss. together With HrSg-csaSs
service. we invite yosl 80 give she OH re-
liable FSs41son Market call bssore huy-
ang. TIRE ussasgsv 90 err rne@ss Is strictly
firss Sass. and oSsr TsEsccs are fewsr <han
th@ hoz'e~s. Fs4sssa Asrkst. Hirs>kley
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

AduIterat50 msans pazson and weak
ness. Only Prices Cream Baking Powder
Is absolutely pure.
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Tn. Two zach, Club M...inr..

In every well-ordered house a welcome
guest-Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12

Perkins Claims rsrsy-ane Votes
Ssrr1rnsnfn. Jan. 1.-THE pos.ticsans
sas lawmakers. 90 AZ aezzs moe. 81 ;sse-.a.
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|sA .sses SassEs!seF,aia's Cough Rem
- arss.... as,''y and Sound ii 10 b. isrss-
Eah : .sAe pleasure in rsspsassss,si-
ok -a-> J. v. xasxag, Wess-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12
TEE Hope
kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS And Girls.

AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND Girls.
Morainz session, 80 to IL % HAD h
proseEss bail, siata AMI James ssre@ts
aftsruaaa session. 80 10 90. Hsid e1 Fen
ssa Hill, conner oil kcss sns aaesson susstA
rrsncsrsf, Hss wsEtssbs1yns Tf0t1i rnten
fs-zaasss az tns Home saa Eelsnias Trafntn9
coIsers. london, Gag sa13. was holds q kfna
eoaasy tsseaeu' esrtsaost<, seeand Eta1e.
Fay.as resolves .s anF tina
rsss trsyaAss IN sdyxacs sos either ss6sleuA
o3 per MONTH
a sn.as sss 81 &c per nonsa win ~ chsfxsd
fes k1ad@yzsrt<n szassriais, nss Of g1fts ana
sKatforsxv. Ths nf<ihafs 81 seaehfng are kss64
on Fk8EBTEs SYSTEM, which 10 nsw hazn1
universally adopted ~ sAs bsss saaeheu e
irssukG
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-03-28
\ Soldiers Experience.

EopuI.F MEDICINE CO., ifeltast Maine.
GNNTLfMEN ! wish to giye you the psE
ticulars Ut my ease ANA iMtorn, vo'i ;trlt tlr
pIblic Of THE benefit | Navr leyeired frnni
Your Cream Emulsion WAS 9TH III Bsl-
gor, Mo-. tjitY-twu wears ~" When tile ke-
Bolton broke ont, i enlisted III he | $. Array
WHa served my country ivui ANA 4 quarter
years, ana then came cut If tls army
broken down MAN have leen gradually
isiRNg in mfAlt'l ,Nlu strength n,N flesh fiad
nearly disappeared ANA although | VA aile
tp bp cut areiilel, | WAS simply u Walking
skeleton. Nv chief trouble seemed tp he
with nay lungs ana bronchial Tubes Nitich
We're lady dsea .ed, and one year ago | Ieit
that lily thread If life had nearly run out
My friends advised ne to use Roanlf'S
Cream Emulsion. | commenced its use aud
it has made a new man of me. 1t soothed
and healed my infiamed lungs and ] have
gained rapidly in flesh and strength. and
feel like myself again. | would say to every
one suffering from disease that Rodo'fS
New Medical Discovery and Cream Emul-
sion will certainly give you new lease Of
life.
Yours respectfully,
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"A Remarkable Wear.

Tie Year Of $3.50 viii he remarkable both
lloih 'ht ASTRONOMICAL and religious POINT nj
view. Astronomers say THAT wv Good Fr-
Gay, Aprll II, the bodies whicE gravitate
round the sun viii he in exact the same
position as they occupied il the armament
the day Christ died Oh the cruss 1t will We
The iirst time such a thing has occurred
since that day ls62 Years ago in the thirty
third year of the Christian era
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-03-28
Three Ships.

Three ships there Ne a-saling
BttWxt the sea ana SKY:
And one is Now, and one is Then,
And one is BY and BY.
The first little ship is an for vou
lis masts are sold, its sails are Blue,
And this is the cargo it brings
Joyful days With sunlight glowing,
Nights where dreams like stars Are growing,
Take them, sweet, or then IA be gelmE
For they every one haze wiEgs.
Thr second shin it il AL for me-
A-sailing on misty sea
And out across tile twilight gray
" hat it brought Of gift and blessing
Would not stay for uy c4resslng
Was To" TEAR FOR Wy possessing,
81 it >alls and SAILS away
The last SHIP. riding fair ana ligii
Upon THE sta |. By ANU nv.
q Wind ba kind and gently blpw
Not TIE swiftly hasten luther,
Wien shr tnrna, sweet, xni \ ga with hag-
Sailing, rloating, ilTilcr, thithtr
fu what l'eTt OMAN nrt NHoN
liiartier \ Bladgett III 81 Nih4'#- for
Mdif'lft
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A BABY
CONTRAnICTS THE DOCTORS.
All Are Happy. Glad, and Well.

The theories Of physicians in regard
to female complaints suffer q "Na.er-
loo = very frequently. when sensible apd
thinking women take matters into their
own hands,
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AS It Is in Chicago.

my son. said the aged father. AZ the end
drew near, get money Get it honestly if
you can II you can't get it honestly, get
elected to the City Council" fChicago
Tribune
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Abner Coburn, q "A Nichols, Sailed from
New York Nov N tor Yokohama.
q Ropes, David Rivers, arrived at New
York Jan IS irnm HIogo.
J Fuller, Walnut III Singapore Feb .
for New York.
/ Alameda Chapman, from New York Nov
% for Portland, q; sailed from 1910 Janeiro
Jan 81
Belle Of Bath, Curtis, arrived at Singapore
about Feb p from Shanghae 70 load tor New
/ York or Boston
| Z Q Chapman. Kurrowski, at Boston.
Centennial, u Il Colcord, at Hong Kong
Jan p from Newcastle, NSW.
| Charger, u S Goudell arrived at Monte
video Dee IA from Cardiff.
| Daniel Barnes. U q Arpe, sailed from Cehl
Dec for Delaware Ereakwatert passed An
jer Jan Ii.
4 GOV Rome. Nchols, arrived At ilong Kong
Feb Is from New Nork.
! Great Admiral, Knueil SAILED from Eal-
| timore Dec II toi San Francisco,
Henry h Hyae, rIIDeas iendetpn, arfiv.
( ed at New NoFk Marcel from l4iVrrPaol.
/ Henrietta, \ NJ l.,ss, CLEARED fWnl NAw
4 YORK Dee 1 FOR Yokahrna apuk,n feh H,
/ lat IN s, iof 10 "
Iceberg, Il W1r,at, ~aiiea tran Nrw N0rk
4 March y for Nalpnri@@ aMi g4nMe
\ iroquois, /. \ I Nickeis ari.Ned A New
NUrk Feh y frpn astoria;
4 John Mcdonald. i III AetHpfN+ arrived w
/ New York feh Il ilen tlioge.
.losepAus, ! n tikel, aitirel At AKIN
Nurls + II tlglA iiioEu
\ AleweiiNm y }iag-s.. tiaEir, a4rise " w Sa1N
Francesca March, h tfoiA Aanilinv
Manuel Idagina, tdw TnaityN, saitefl
from New \ ark IiH' y i"r syn Franslre'g-
spoken jan ~, VIZ lH t4 N, NV wv ~ W
A,ala h tNahn-. ItiHitptNn, arrived Az
Ntw Nnrk Mareu Xxx iaan itiaIo-
MIN i5mt 4 llF >4eIas. 3.t Dalfnrere.
Ii II rupn4.s, M N-N4IY ATllNtd VA NeW
lelk March Nv aA BOSTON.
WIKI , Il = ia
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q w4uA.rHs ltalg iAo ar@ wv Name, iii
pelaNNN NJ tho ldae
i mingled MftA NoW nelNNlN, ier viQle
WHY'S rntw ine
Memor Nfealhs sliecAi tor YOU y, lnuS
slle wan NJ Mann
luMu hark IN her whGcaI iur NAu, q wal
a,3ri~ w Maine.
eolnr back AIM pe4ks Wilt wriq cane yoe
the Nall,Ss Au-A Wlth ieN
The siuw-Hakes ltaI ~ toupu your hands 4
when NVi Were hN.
The COW bell nTl-lt Tong and sweet Is ginl
LING tpwn the lflr
III meet your tuutsttps coming hack, y
wanderers ot Maine
come fagk tbert roeui enough, D hear til
Np!tr of k4nnehec.
Ilie ocean calls she ioaks for Ven "a ever
Aone-bonmd deck,
The long Ftn~hstOt nWmurs, Come; Aroo>
took $ fertile plain
Is Reckoning AeI wanderers to the mother
land II Maine.
Come back eome back Though We NIGH
stay but A little While,
And ave youI mother Yet unce more tn
g4AdMess III y0ur smile,
Fen STE wll CLASP yen II her arms and he
YOU fu remain
Beneath Tive perfume If the pines, o. WI
1he weS7 winds whisper many a name |
h.ha folks strangely sweet,
al Caseu-eradlri Longfellow The Snr
bound Nll,aYs heat.
Nh doors N heroic deeds On, land Il
lnent4a Blaine.
a. huflble Souis "A h1iy ite, lost wandei
er- q Maine
Dear Wanderers, Nho wander ytt, if Ne 4
rt4 f4i II
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Yours respectfully,
AUGUSTUS IL. CURTIS,
Brooks, Me-. Jan. %, ls95
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-04-03
a,utlrouo 0rtntr Gables.
S~O~S~~c--NrN~NNO|NcO N0NOCcN~NN~O~NN~N~~~O
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT NOV. 25, 1894.

Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division Time
Table. Trains leave Driftwood.
EASTWARD
g:0i a m-Train :, daily except Sunday for
sunbury, Harrisburg. and Intermediates sta
New York, as p. b. m. baltimore, more S:T @ ;. B. M. ';
Washington. 1850 p. m Pullman Parlor car
from Williamsport and passenger coaches
$3.50 p. m.-Train ., daily except Sunday for
Harrisburg and intermediate stations, ar
riyng at Philadelphia 4;3o A. M; New York,
Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York.
philadelphia passengers- can remain In
sleeper gaY EnS tar UU snSSv f. Harris
burg and Intermediate stations, ARRIVING a.
Philadelphia, 652 A. NJ; New York, 9:B
day; baltimore 6;2O A. NJ: Washington, 7;3O
AN. Pullman cars from Erie and Williams
port to phlladelphia' Passengers in sleeper
transferred into Washington sleeper at IIar-
rlsburg. Passenger coaches from Erie to
Philadelphia and Williamsport to Balti-
WESTWARD
7'gS Z. m.-Train 4 daily except Sunday for
mediate stations. Leaves Ridgway at $500
y. N. for Erie.
$3.50 a. m.--Train D. daily for Erie and inter
G:27 y. m.--'rrain II, daily except Sunday for
Kane and intermediate stations.
THROUGH TRAINS FOR DRlFTwOoD
FROM TIE EAST AND SOUTH.
TRAIN. II leaves Philadelphia $3.50 4. M;
Washington, $50 A. NJ; Baltimore, S:53 A, NJ;
Wllkesbarrc 1915 A. Nj; daily except Sun
day, arriving at Driftwood at 6:27 =. NJ. with
Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to
Williamsport.
TRAIN 3 leaves New York at 3 p. m; Phila-
delphia, il:20 p. M; Washington, 1910 II. m;
baltimore, 1850 p. M; daily arriving at
Driftwood at $3.50 ~ m. Pullman sleeping
ears from Philadelphia to Erie and from
Washington and Baltimore TO Williamsport
and through passenger coaches from Phila-
delphia to Erie nnd Baltimore To Williams
port.
TRAIN leaves Remove Mt 6:b u. M, daily
except Sunday, arriving at Driftwood 7:26
a. m,
JOHNSONBURG RAILROAD.
DAILY except Sunday
TRAIN ~ leaves Ridgway at 0:30 n. M; John
sonburg at 9:i5 II. M, arriving at Clermont
at l0:l0 u, m.
TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont Mt 1880 H. III. ar
ri, ing at Johnsonburg ut 1lH II. IN. and
Rdgway at 1900 n. m.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-04-03

Set NJ on the corner of house, at the
juncture of two streets at tho old north
end of Boston, is bust of HIsculapius
For many. many years it has been the
visible sign that there is drug store
below
Some time ago two visitors to the
city went prowling about this ancient
and historic ground once so aristocratio
and now so squalid, and they came upon
the time worn bust, for the presence of
which they were not prepared, Still it
seemed to them noteworthy, and they
went into shop to ask about it.
The clerk was most obliging and cour-
teous.
''Oh, that?" he said. That's old Dr.
Galapius ! don't rightly know who he
was, but I've an idea he used to prac-
tice down herel'-Youth's Companion