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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

Under whatever name Inflammation is found.
(and the list is long one) there win Golden
Relief cure. Thus 10 is that IL will cure felon'
applied externally, and also consumption
taken in 5 drop doses on small lump Of sugar In
ternally. You have a sore, bruised finger. Put
the Relief on 1t and be surprised how quickly II
is well On any other sore 1t is the same. One
drop applied to an old sore win cause 1t to heal
after all else has failed. Cold-sores on your lip
are cured by lin one night. You have tried it
for sorethroat and found yourself cured almost
at once. Now your lungs are sore-infiamed-
It quickly cures Inflammation OF the LUNGS A
chronic cough Consumption Is on you 1t will
cure your lungs. No Inflammation, no consump-
ton. 1t will not permit inflammation TO exist
This is why II cures consnmption-just as II
would sore throat, or flux, felon, q toothache
or q neuralgia The sore II your lungs Is healed
and you are we'll One sore is not much unlike
another. No inflammation, no sore, no con-
sumption A tablespoonful cures To Grippe
II satisfaction not given money refunded. II
never disappoints. Take bottle home today.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

The State Board of Sinking Fund
Commissioners Saturday unanimously
directed the Attorney General 10 take
an appeal from the decision of the
Franklin Circuit Court in the case OF
The Mason-Foard Company against
the Commonwealth, to rescind their
lease of the Eddyville branch pcnitcn-
liary. 1t was also decided to insti-
tute suit against the Mason Foard
Company for alleged arrearages in
connection with prison contracts.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

The Montgomery County Time
an its issue last Saturday felt call
ed upon to announce its politics
according to the manner Of holiel
than thou, The editor is more con,
scious Of his own intents than any
one and of courses5he must have
had pointin reattirming his party
affiliations. We accept the state
ment that he is a Democrat true
and tried and wonder the more his
inconsistency in demanding Of his
nominee whom he will support for
United States Senator. If Horton
should announce for Mr.. McCreary.
how would it effect the Blackburn
and Buckner following? Would
they as Democrats not support their
nominee? Or should he declare
in favor Of either of the other can
Gidates, how could such an act
have tendency to unite Demo
Gratis? The inference drawn from
the the Times is that if8Mr. Hor-
ton would declare himself5 for one
OF the candidates, the friends of
of the others would know what to
do on the question of voting, and
if they did not like his choice they
would accept the only Alternative
and vote for the Republican candi-
date Would this be Democracy?
Democrats will stand by the action
of their party, and should they fail
IA this honor bound duty, would
not be worthy the name, Democrats,
and unworthy the confidence of
either party All Democrats will
support Mr., Horton. Prior to a |
convention Democrats may be di
yided, but after the party has spo-
ken, then as men belonging to a
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30
wade's MIL.

Byrd Kidd, of Winchester, wa
here Tuesday.
The rains of the past week wer
welcome visitors.
Born, on July %, to the wife o
j. D. Turley, a son.
Ed Gaitslill and family, Of
Thomson, were here Sunday.
The wheat crop in this neigh.
borhood made an average of about
10 bushels per acre.
Mrs. F. V. GaitskiIl, of this
place, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Hughes in Bath county.
On next Monday, August 5, the
Democrats, of Clark county will
hold a primary election to nomi-
nate candidate for the Legisla-
ture and to ascertain the wishes of
the people in the selection of a
for the United States
AsTRAr.-A brown bay mare,
about 154 hand high and from II
to l3 years old, came to my place
about two months ago. Owner
san recover property by proving
same and paying for all expenses.
JOHN w. BURGIN.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30
A Family Fiuht.

Sarah Brown (nee Cuudltf) estab,
lished by her own testimony in Judge
ORear's court yesterday that she ID
some sort of a scrapper. Last Thurs.
day evening Sarah, accompanied by
her husband, jim, and her brother, Ju
Cnnditl, went to old Jane Browns
house Cher husbands mother) and
proceeded to do all the inmates up.
The parties live near Jeffgrsonvill in
this county. 1t seems Sarah's hus-
band, jim, had made his home with
ais mother, and when some six weeks
ago he and Sarah married he took his
vile there to live. But last Tuesday
lie house became too small to hold
Sarah and the rest of the family and
Sarah and Jim moved out. Thursday
night about dark Sarah and Jim ac-
companled by 10 Cuudif went oyer to
mother-in-law Browns to get dress
she claimed to have left there. Ewing
with mother-in-law Brown were her
TWO children, Pat and Laura Riley
When Sarah reached the door mother
ln.law Brown, Pat and Laura all OBJ
jGcted to her coming in, but Sarah
was fully equal 10 the occasion and
without more ado proceeded, " It'll the
aid of brother 10 and his gun, 10 do
up the crowd. Sarah came out with |
a few bruises, but Laura Riley looked |
like she had been through threshing
machine, and when the fight was over
Sarah had full possession of the house
and all it contained.
MotAer-in-law Brown had Sarah
and jim with brother 10 arrested
charged with assault aud battery and
With pointing gun. Upon the AS
ault charge Sarah and brother 10
got S25 and thirty days while upon
che second charge brother 10. got $5c
aud ten days; Jim went free on both
charges. Sarah was only little put
nut by the verdict since as she says
,he wi have chance to learn town
ways"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

The Courier journal of Monday
says: it was reported at Memphis
that the big steamship, Belle of Mem.
phis, which runs between Memphis
and St. Louis, had gone down with
forty of her eighty-fve passengers.
The report could not be confirmed
neither could it be traced to nylrelia-
BILE source.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

party, there is but one thing to do,
AID that is to support their candi-
date. The Democratic party is
united, and if there is any good to
come out os declaration from Mr..
Horton, we fail to see it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

Fannie Thompson, negro woman
itpuzzling the Louisville doctors by
vomiting teeth by the dozens. How
she managed 10 swallow them in such
quantities. indeed, how She managed
to swallow them at all, is puzzle to
the M. DIS. Some of those elected
are large as horse teeth.I
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

The fact that President Cleveland
Went into barber shop at Buzzard's
Bay the other day and insisted Oh
taking his turn like all other custom
ers, has been sliced by the news
gatherers and telegraphed all over the
pOuOtpv ..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30
For Dyspepsia

And Liver Complaint you have a
printed guarantee on every bottle OF
5hiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails TO
cure. For sale by Thos. Kennedy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor
T. WAT HARDIN,
OF Mercer County
For Lieutenant Governor
r. 4. TYLER,
ofFulton County
LUKE c. NORMAN,
OF Boone County
For Attorney General
w. J. HENDRICK,
or Fleming County
Il. G. FORD,
ofClay County.
Eor Secretary of State
ii. 5. HALE,
OF Graves County.
70. Register of Land ONCE
GREEN b. SwANGo,
OF Wolfe County.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
ION b. NALL
OF Jefferson County.
For SUpt. OF Public Instruction
ED. PoRTER.THOMPSON,
OF owen Cosnty
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

Wheat advanced q cents at Chica
go on Saturday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

lEor Railroad Commissioner, Sd District
G. r. KELLER, of Carlisle
For Representative, 9th Legislative District
counties of Montgomery and Menefee)
W. +. HORTON.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

-
4 crotDntnc sucesss
That's what DR..
renner's Code n
Relief Is II is O
specific for rSrIAM-
NATION, reaching
and curing II wher-
ever il exists. Swell
ing and pain accom-
pany inflammation,
30 It always cures
swelling and pain.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-30

Principal Mt. Sterling Female Semi
nary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
=, osrvc PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday Nnvemher Oil


Satisfactory progress in the London fortnightly
settlement which begun to day. and ieas-
suring reports from the foreign financial centres
gave this market an appearance Of strength.
Covering of short contracts in the railway list
advanced prices closing quotations for most rail-
way shares being above Saturdays last prices.
The market was wholly professional at all times.
and a number of splendid railway reports had
no effect upon the general outside sentiment.
which now seems to be against venturing in the
market. Sterling exchange continued strong.
and there no Improvement at the beginning
OF the week in the supply OF commercial DIS
The fact that large steamer sails tomorrow
accounts 70" gold Withdrawals to-day
Wednesdays steamers will carry out consid-
era bic amount Of the precious metal, and bankers
who thought last week that much less gold would
go out this week are now beginning to revise
their estimates.
The Industrial stocks were the only weak feat
ures in to-day's market, and OF the total bust
ness in all stocks this group furnished about two
thirds The present situation In stock trading
may be arrived at when the statement is made
that out of the entire list Of stocks three fur
nished over onehalf Of the aggregate Of dealings.
American Tobacco. Sugar Refining and Chicago
Gas monopozed attention. several reasons be-
ing put forth for moderate liquidation in them;
vigorous opposition in the courts served again
70 depress Tobacco shares, while Chicago Gas
was sold on reports from Chicago OF the posi-
blity of the Attorney-General OF ILLINOIS, taxing
steps against the companys proposed reOrganiza
ton Sugar Refining was the heaviest stock
traded in: gossip about the intentions Of Con-
gress toward the concern, or more properly
speaking toward the tariff affecting sugar, was
considered sufficient reason for decline Of over
l per cent in Sugar shares. London did not
figure 10 any extent in this market, but bought
more than 1t sold. the effect Of which was most
pronounced in Louisville and Nashville which
gained ! per cent Other stocks which scored
moderate gains were Northern Pacific preferred,
the Granger shares. Manhattan and the South
western railway group. The anthracite group
was neglected, and ii was barely steady At
present there is considerable uneas!ress in the
coal trade over the prospect for the next few
months the result OF unrestricted production in
dicating the necessity Of concerted action by the
big producing and carrying companies.
Closing prices II the principal active stocks.
compared with those Of saturday were as fol-
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!IniOn Ticket Offices.

Al, 1.Ia.sc. of Tickets. rail nnn stemtt en-.
ATLANTA and all southern iii Western
CtGo CtI TI'ORNyi, NEiItO ana ~, - /, n
noints and sleeping ear acrom,"o. .,ther of
nj lowest rates. can he ""'"'''" "
a. offices.
PARTIES 10 AIh.,,, -. ci,de Line. 10
lnvs for $50: all expenses i""'"i'"' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26

The trading in railroad bonds aggregated only
1897 900 for the day activity being absent from all
PORTIONS of the list. The market was barren VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stutinu, foot of Cortland. DesbrOsses stns
A. ". daily, except sunday. for MALch NHONh
a' se.Ia a. NJ daily .or GENEVA ROCHESTER BUF:
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
ne Nest and principal and local pcts cininScar %
SUSPENSION Bridge. Pullman Vestihue sleeper . chicago
40 4, VI. daily 0eaves az 1879 A. " sunday ~
NA;-CH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
900 T.. VI. daily. sunday FOR ElsSlttA ana az
Intermediate stations FOR Pottsve and heao
ins chair-car Wkesbarre ~ =,
$3.50 y. W. Sundays only for WnSesnaFre L" q %.
Junction and all intermediate stations ,,-~c
$40 T.. VI. daily except sunday. for l. ana IS u 49,
TION and principal intermediate stations PSiman Do'e'
pa-lor-car Wikesbarre, connections Tor fotts.ie
20 p. vi. daily sunday. for Bound 9rooS ana
5.i3 +. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate STA
900 T.. u. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FAILS;
and ali points West. Pullman Sleeper NesuouTa t-..
New-York to chicago sleeper 10 buna.o ana l"0n'0'
connections for Reading and Ha-rsbufS -, -.
G:3O PM. daily, except Sunday for Eas'on ana
300 p Vi. daily Tor ITHACA GEHEXA Roc ".
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and AL points Nes'.
Pullman seepers Chicago and Buffalo Clair-e4r %
WllkesbarTe.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ?S5 Sei 90
ana 1913 Broadway 81 East 18th ST. 5S East Ioth 81
New-York: 500 Fulton ST. Court St. - Boai"ay' an
Brooklyn Annex. Prookyn. y. y. ,.
he New YOr Will call for ana cNe-a
baggage hotel residence through to destination
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Err g l. ~ IS,

ThrouKh Ne"-hotK. loot o. Chafaoeis-s..
a. follows and nve minutes earlier from .Sd-sI.
O0N a. M.-Vestitaled Express Daily for WaNeriy.
C.VU B.nchautou. Emlra Buualo Bradford. James
town. Meadvile and the West Pagor
Buffalo
2O MVss e5saaaaaa ,'f a h ar iSi ss
30 \ NJ. Chirago 535 7. Seelcrs 20 Chi.
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
>C0 u. M.-Buralo Vestibuled Express Daily. arrives
t')O Buffalo 100 \. NJ making direct connections
foi Detroit Chicago ard he West
S45 soa sn 40 en iss 'P sSs f b
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car.
TICKETS Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
j accommodations a III 26i. 4Ol and 9SI broadway.
12Sth-s Chamber ant West I'D 81. ferries.
NewYork: Broadway and Fuiton-s,. Brooklyn. 40
Hudson Hohokcn. and jersey cry station. Efs
Transfer Company cas- 'or and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 20 destination
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Railroads.
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

stations foot d Dssonossss ara I9r'iand' s"e'''
9 1890 rESNsYLvASA LIMIrs s5S 5Sss4"s:
ton Cars Arrives chieas, AsSs M; a 500 NJ
louisville ii5O a. NJ ST. Louis 80 T. NJ ana i'''''
eo6 a. p J. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS, .
pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars 20 % ~ AZ a. " 81,
vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati lo'' A. NJ q"
pi p f. Nj wE essaT2 20 + Sleeping
Dining GaT c ssseo "sd p c r. nss day
AS ,'e +. w. s6uThwEsrERS ExpREsSs s. InSi:
s ArrSes c Enc r 81 indianapolis 1913 p NJ
$50 I:u Acfic :e G%fkEss Sleeping car
TO Plttsburg. Connects for Chicago daiV ""'
land 'Ai FoR sa xTIANTA ExrosITroSSao P NJ.
s' r. " dsy G Sa sE x: Ar LINE g end "
p NJ. daily; VIA CAPE cHARLES RoC IL ''''
week 1 WSyxs "a FEE ASD THE SOUTH
s. $50 $50 1910 Dining car II "A a, nning csrs) 40
6inss cs t 9.," pifS sun #
day $50 so II a. NJ az 40 ' Dmns ca DINING
Gsg, r ~, r. y 1 + nlgG RAILWAY. Enpre..
For OLD POINT COMFORT sGc NcRFoLSn Throsss
s slseaer. s' p NJ dsily ..x.a,v,
ATANTI CITY and fr cAPE TO N Aia1 ' cy
For Yong Branch. Asbury Par 0esaR o ans II = p u
rseRGsy. SUNDAYS stop at IneriaSen for A''''
Pario. s4' A. E e ,i PsHniLNADELrniA; ,ooc,,
ao 10 $40 8 $50 enna L% 81 nl TO- ca, s''
in i1s cas- f 2iS 3 10 go DH' g. II
2 bhns sundays ei5 $50 go 90 Lm'es'o 5G
I D3in ga car * SS FISH, ST. niss, %,
rte, orces nos 4as ga ins $2I sIb ~ se ari
Broadwsy A,,oT t9 orf Street, SEQ Fulton street -
n3oadWay and eSn Annex station ct,T r2st
Transfer Company can for and chssH 9assSsS
hotels and residences through % J WOOD.
General Manager. "ehe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
LITTLE DOING IN STOCKS.
MARKET GENERALLY STRONG
INDUsTRIALS THE WEAK FEATURE
BONDS AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NONkMbfn ID
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26

Adams Ex..
Alb & Sus
Am Cot Oil-i
do pref L..
Am Dist Tel
Am Express
Am Tel 4 e
Am Tobacco
DO pref ....i
B&NI ALpf
Brunswick
y c X & y.
& + & MINI
{ 6 & T rcts
Cleve g. r..
Col { Dew
Col F & IL
30 pref. -
Col a II c.
Com Cable
Con { (Md).l
Consol Gas
u VI & Fl ID
do pref ....i
Dist & c F.
T. 4 & 7 Co,
EdElll tNl)l
Gen Electricl
Home Min
HOus e. I G
Illinois Steel
Kama & NJ
Ke0k & ID NJ
do pref.
Kings & P..l
l. Gas (StL
DO pref. ..j
Nah & Ry..i
Man Beach :
Nd Coal pr
Mex Central
Mex Nat
MINI Iron Il
Nat Iins oil
New G Coal
No Amer co J
Nat starch
DO LIST pref
do I'd pref.
Ont 81 Min
oregon iHpt
Pacific Mall.
Penn Coal. i
J. & " pref
y Fl W & G,
do special I
Pull p Car
Quicksil MIN
60 pref i
Rens & Sar
X w & OS !
St J g. G. ]
stLA & T II
Tenn G. & !.
L. : c rcts. I
do pf rcts.
do gid rcts
u 6 Express
l. s Rubber.
do pref.
Me.ls u !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
Railroads.

From Grand Central Station 42d street
S.3O A. M-EAcept Sunday Empire state Expfess
Fastest train in the world ,,,...,.-
0,3O A M-DaIIy Fast Mail. For Syracuse. ROCHESTER,
bufao Niagara Falls. Chicago =, ,,,
IO:3O A M-Except sunday. Day Express FOR all III
portant State PORTS - ,.,o,,
100 j. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited For Cincin'
matt Indianapolis and 81 Louis ,or detroit. ceve
land, Toledo and Chicago ,.n..cste
3.3O p M.-Except SUNDAY. West Point, PoughSeepse'
Albany Troy. Saratoga. 49,, ma. D.,ro,t
4:3O p M.-Dslly. North shore Llred' D"e D
$50 A. M. Chicago $50 p NJ ,., ,ar,,
600 p M.-Daily. For Albany. Troy tuca ~. .Ns IT,,
dact Mountains, Montreal. Buffalo CleVe,aan'' ~
ledo Detroit. Chicago cincinnati; 81, ~ Adams
6,25 p. M.-Daly. Saratoga. Plattsours' 81 E''
7:3O p M-Daily For Rochester. Buffalo , Nasa'a
Falls Cleveland, Indianapolis st. LOUIS nssssnsers
only for points Fail Brook Ry via h'o'''' ~
Rochester. ogdens-
0I5 M~Daily For oswego, water'ow srs, satur
burg Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago, eNCep. S"'N
nsv for Cape Vincent anr the Auburn h0e .n.,,s,
1910 NIGHT Theatre train for chicago NM exceot
points on New-York Central every Night 'N''
o.os 4 H. and ::::.5 F. M-Dailr. except sunday 10
Pt.feld. va Harlem Division. =, an, the Berk-
o,15 M-Sunday only. 70 Pittsied and 'he DE-"
thTe H!s , va H 4p sHi I To GYHoNKERs
"A night trains between 15oth-sI a.n viii
Putnam Division. far Yonkers IN nninx aii
the Elevated Road. This Is me on'y ""s
night" trains out " New YORK ..,
Wagner Palace cars on all through Gains
trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light. -,-a, e,.,ion
Tickets and Wagner Offices at GIafl ma ~ Eas,
80 rFroadvsv "a Park place 2G Alb Bro dway 81 ras'
a42 broadway: 235 columbus 81 West we i-,,n
81 and 13sth-st sfation New-York ?ds ana -" ru''"
g.. and los Broadway F. r.. BrooN GIN -, -, West.
T;aerage checked from hotel or residence % wv
'off-c VI Nsnsgo- Passenger Agent
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Anetion Sales. financial.
N-r~N>N>oNNNN~N~>~>>~S~
t SEGti nHs' KHtf ASSs's sSTE
STOCKS AND BONDS.
nv ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY. NOV. ~. s,,..,oom.
At 1890 o'clock at the Sew York Estate
., order Of VIM No. - Hoss Pubic Administrator
10 share: prosdway Ns o' b%nS NAV concern1
$50 shares Ground Hog Con. Min. N MIL Co. Oh wi
!, shares Standard Gas Light CO.. common.
l2s share "ho Fss M Msns co.. S P1pg% yps
9S sSsTs. T Dnnh Man, Co. Gcn stock ypd)
40 shares Duluth Manfg 90. PRED ,HypdkS sh
20 shares fsS ssmeG 7'a STATE Bank ocme Nb
shares Wsyne Nat. Bank OF 4, W E Kansas
!" s shares 1T Nat Bank Of Brokenbow. Neb
shares @ ,G T1 Nat b sSn Sf Of F2Tl nGsd Col
SIS so Cy Of Springfield, Ill., p C Funding BIS que
s2 600 ,ity Of Elizabeth. " J., p Adjustment Bd''
due July 1922. - -, ao no,
$1,000 Long Island city p c. Funding 3D. due o''''
100 shares "S' New York Times Publishing Co.
$50 shares Consolidated Telegraph News CO.
20 Hsmlton Fire c Ins no. .a'pd
40 shares Premium Reserve 60 <..,.,,o, 70
s4a prnsed oga1yns N Mnns ndorsed by
8, 600 sprinsneld qnarrynE Mining Construction Co.
:, shares d Avenue R r, CO p p ,cc Scrip
- shares Wagner Palace car { vi,
80 shares Bank Of the state Of New York
y shares southern Natl Bark.
- shares Broadway Insurance CO.
Il Il shares Natl Butchers and provers' Bank
10 shares Natl Broadway Bank
o. shares Phenx bis. co. Of Bkiyn'
s snsss ITO" aFef shore & Eastern R Mse
Guar Bds 1881 Trust GO Rseepis no, h iiTd,
$50 Natl Bank Of commerce. Denvr ~.
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RIVAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE An
~ WASHI NGTO\.

TO PHILADELPhIA BALIIMUhH AHO
ranad,F9ia SefT df 80 go ssS 200 ds4s
Parior Can Dining Car 600 GDinnS Sas II 20
n d1 Can A. NJ 2:3o 400 500 Dining Carr. 80
Dining Carr r. M WaSbnston week days 500 1000
II 30 Dinng Carr A. NJ 49, $50 800 pinns , Sa.
foS (Di1nc carr T. NJ. l2:i5 night sundays. 10 -,
II % DINING Car A. NJ. go 500 DINING carr o."
ung ar ara nspiocsr seats can procured at foot Of
Liberty ST. ilS lI2 Pei Az ga ii4o 81
West i25h s., 25i Columbus Av NewYork : Court -,
SEQ Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN: os Boad"sy IN cbscx
t ne from hotel or residence TO destination
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LIMITED ISSUE Of six per cent ten-year
"a First Mortgage GOLD Bonds. secured on
Manufacturing Plant Of more than 20 years
standing are offered. These bonds are issued for
the purpose of charging the Company's manu-
featuring facilities To meet its rapidly growing
business For further particulars call or adj
dress 80 Cortlandt-st.. Room 1856.
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.

Baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati.
st. Louis and All Point. West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Lave New-York Zoo, u LiOertyst daily Tor CHICAGO
$50 D. and i2:i5 night, pIrTSBl RG. $50. eX. sun.
2slO sun. 1915 night CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 10 a.
m 600 f. m. WARRINGTON BALTIMORE, a. m.
sun. 10 a m. Dining Car II 30 a. Dining car.
80 y. IN % 30 sun. Dining Can C,to y m.
Dining Car. 600 J. m. Dining Carr. l2:l5 night.
NORFOLK. II 80 a. m. 'aily
NEW-ORI.EANS, Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman sleeping Car. p. m. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light. .
ST. i27 Rowery n Y 3ii Fulton ST.. Brook
lyn: stations foot ~ Liberty st. G. r. Il. OF y. J.
New-York Transfer Company viii call FOR and check
baggage from hotel or residence to desnaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
WEST SHORE R.R.

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and Il minutes ariler from FOOT rankin ~
FRO A. VI. raN Local 10 Bunalo. 1870, ,,....,..
no A. Vi, Daily local Albany. for Catskh Mountains
a~I s,r,f.oa perlor cars to Albany Sundays "nly.
oi5 L. VI. DailS 70, Albany Utica syraSlsr cns s
= ~ VI Ialv except Sunday. 90 Catskill Noun
tains New PATTI, Lakes Mohonk ana 9.,he"as r
AIN Saratoe.. CaIIyeil Lake George falloi car
4 90 y, VI Dalv except sunday, for Albany ,
a. 90 Il Daily Albany. Montreal bt'h
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
1,e-4aud. Chicago and LOUIS ,,h,..
$50 - VI DaIly except SUNDAY FOR Newours , Albany
e.r,,'ga and Montreal. Parlor car 20 IS Agstor
-. ~ " Daiiv except sunday. for Utica. syracuse
r. hsst,, a1G u "a Albany ttlca Syracuse, Roches
80" Enrgo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit CleVeia"i'
ticte,s tnis tables parlor and seepng-car accom-
r,odstons appy city Offices Brooklyn ana New orH 1-
81 stations Time ,sl!es principal hotels r'"e'
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