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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
RIVERS OF BLOOD
FLOW THROUGH MILES OF VEINS
WITHOUT GIVING STRENGTH.
DIR. Chareot's KOIa Nervine Tablets a
Sure Specific for Nervous Debility; A
True Invigorator OF Nerve, Flood Brain
and Muscle

The above is CHASTITY headline, but it
is not one 1.-THE as bad as is the sight, to
one who knows the cause, Of the hundreds
OF pallid bloodless, care-worn, nervous
faces we meet on the streets or see in
stores, offices, factories and homes every
day. How intimately connected your
nervous and your nutritive systems are
no one but physician can thoroughly
understand. But if you are easily ex-
hausted, languid, pallid, disconnected Tor
positively melancholy sleepless, restless
with vigor impaired or gone and muscles
flaccid and semi if ioy and hope
are gone from life or present in sadly
diminished measure, you have right to
believe your nervous system is debilltsted
and your blood is not doing the nourish-
ing. sustaining duty it should.
For all persons afflicted as above de-
scribed, or similarly, there is an infallible
specific, a sure invigorator 1t is found in
DIR. Charcot's Kola Neryine Tablets pre-
pared on a famous prescription, from
fresh, undried Kola Nuts, especially i'm
ported.
Dr. Foussagrives of France, says:
: kola is a powerful tonic in morning
fatigues and overwork" Dr. Monnet of
Paris, says: "Kola retards tissue waste
and is a powerful tonic in conditions
characterized by debility"
The proprietors absolutely guarantee
infallible results from one box of Tablets
Sl.o0 per package Zone months treat
ment) trial package, 25c. See DR.. Char
cots name on package. All druggists,
or sent direct. Kola booklet free Geo.
c. Goodwin & Co., Boston, wholesale
agents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04

Hon. George 2. Wescott has so far re
covered from his recent illness as to be
able to ride ont.
Mr.. Frederick G. Fassett is to be man
aging editor Of the Sunday Times under
the new management with John W. Bar
bour as business manager.
Mr.. W. NJ. Clement, for some time a
travelling repr sentative of the G. M. Rice
Paper Company, Portland, has resigned
that position and gone to work for Carter,
Rice q Co., paper dealers, Boston.
Rev. 7. +. Millett, field secretary of the
Maine State Sunday School Association,
has been in western Penobscot county
stirring up the Sunday school workers to
engage in organized effort to strengthen
Sunday schools.
Prof. william A. Pike Of Minneapolis,
formerly of the Maine State College at
Orono, died recently, aged d years. In
1879 he accepted IL position at the head OF
the mechanical engineering depa1 tment at
the University Of Minnesota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04

The Green Street Methodist society will
give reception this evening from 7.30 to
10 O'Clock to those who are to join that
church as result of the evangelistic ser
vices recently held and to those who have
been received on probation this year be-
fore the union movement. Clair s
orchestra will furnish music. Light re
freshments will be served and general
hand shaking engaged in. The purpose
is to give the new converts cordial
welcome and to introduce them to the
members of the society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy.

When troubled with cough or cold
give this remedy trial. You will be
more than pleased with the result, 1t
will cure severe cold in less time than
any other treatment. 1t relieves the
lungs, opens the sccretions, aids expector-
alton and effects prompt and permanent
cure There is no danger in giving 1t to
children for it contains nothing injurious.
% and so cent bottles for sale by City
Drug Store, Hallowell. octleodfolmr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
NEARLY FINISHED.
Gredgiog For This Season Win Be Completed
Soon.

The noble dredger Quebec is now al
work dredging out the pier belonging to
the Augusta Lumber Company, having
begun work there Friday afternoon The
depth Of the water will be increased to g
feet, at low tide, which will be sufficient
to admit vessels of much greater size
than at present. Engineer Robinson ex-
poets to be through there by Monday
The work, which has recently been
carried on between Britt's gully and
Hallowcll and lattcrly this side of Britt's
gully has been discontinued for the sea
son and no more work will be done this
side Of Gardiner until spring
There is still some difficulty being ex
perieDced over finding a suitable place for
the dumpings and Tarbox Flats situated
below Gardiner has received a greater
part of the mud.
The tug which lows the scows to and
fro met with an accident Saturday break
Ing one of her screw arms on an obstruc-
ton She went to Gardiner at once to
have the remedy repaired and will doubt
less soon be in good order again.
There is spot below Gardiner which
demands little attention before the ICE
comes and the dredge will put in few
days work there before going into winter
quarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04

Shooting and Fishing says that the
Maine law regarding the transportation
of ruffed grouse, commonly known as
partridge, shall be killed only for con
sumption in Maine, but it is true, no
doubt, that cartridges are taken from
Maine every day. There are wardens at
the points whore the big game is to sec
that the laws are observed but it seems
70 be no ones especial business to lloh
after the birds. Partridges are shot in all
parts of tho state. Their territory is
therefore a much larger one to look after
than the big game region but some atten-
ton could no doubt be given to the law.
The Journals Maine State College cor
respondent writes that the class of '99, of
the college, adopted the following resolu-
tions on the death of its member, Harry
l.. Holmes Of Augusta, recently deceased :;
Resolved, that since Providence has
seen fit to take from our midst our be
loved friend and olassmate, Harry l.,
Holmes, we hereby express our heartfelt
sympathy for his family in their bereavc
ment.
Resolved, that copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of the deceased
and also that they be forwarded to the
press.
Committee on resolutions G. W. Her
sey, G. l.. Small, Miss May Hopkins, G..
W. Crockett, j. W. Brown, H. Fl. Oswald
A. L. Grover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
Married.
WASHINGTON,

Eastport, Oct. LIST. Otis y. Bridges. of East
port, and Ina ID ora Doughty OF Deer Island, n.
b.; oct. II, Robert H. Pottle to Miss Jennie
Stevenson. both OF Eastport.
Whiting, Oct 5, Miss Matte VI. Mclaughlin,
of whiting, to Charles W. Dinsmore, of Tres
colt.
YORK.
South Berwick. Oct l.. Charles Packard and
Miss Margare. Donayan, both of South Ber-
wick.
Buxton, Oct. IL. Elmer E. Boothby of Bux-
ton and Miss Ethel L. Spencer OF Baldwin;
Oct. II, George NJ. Sawyer snd Miss Daisy P.
Towle, both of Buxton.
WALDO.
Searsmont. Oct. 10. Mr.. C. F. Gilman OF Sears
mont and Miss Hattie Edmunds of Montville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
w. c. T. u. COLUMN.
The Fair.

We commend to the attention of all
Journal readers, the notice appearing last
week regarding our fair. In the few
weeks preceding we trust that not only
white ribboners, but all interested in the
work of the union, will find it possible to
contribute something for this sale. Any
article to eat, drink, wear or adorn the
home viii be gratefully received.
Articles contributed may be left at the
W. C. 7. Z. rooms, with Mrs. Farr or at
the home of the president, Mrs. 0. Hol-
way, State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04

Foreign Exchanges and Gold Move
mcnts in 1924 and 1895. by Worthington
G.. Ford, chief of the bureau of statistics,
has just been issued by the reform club.
Aided by three peculiarly ingenious dia-
grams, this sixteen page pamphlet masses
not merely wealth of statistics, but a
discussion of facts involved that is rarely
found in ten times the number OF pages.
The transactions Of the bond syndicate
are analysed and a diagnosis attempted
of the financial troubles of the United
States which, SO long as our laws remain
unaltered, the author pronounces chronic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
One Way Of Securing Lille Money.

The following Plan may be very sue
cessful in adding little money to the
treasury of your local union. At the
social have a table for the sale of home
made candies. Put the candies up in
dainty hand made boxes, cornucopias, OF
pasteboard tubes, besides having them dis
played in many different ways, on cut
glass and china Use lots of crepe tissue
paper, and make your stand lust as
pretty as it can be-. Copy the recipes
yen have used in making your candies
onto slips Of pretty note paper, having
them duplicated on the typewriter or
mimeograph. Make pretty covers and tie
them with baby ribbon, and you have
little booklets which will be an added
attraction to your table and they will sell
An Appeal for The Loyal Temperance Legion.
In the early fall Mrs. n. H. Wyman re-
organized the Loyal Temperance Legion.
Three meetings have been held, and a
good attendance reported. An assistant
is very much needed. This should be one
who can be regular in attendance, and
become thoroughly acquainted with the
details, and able to carry out the full pro-
gramme In the absence of the leader The
next meeting will be held Nov. 9th, at
the Baptist vestry at $50 ?. NJ. Any
visitors will be cordially welcomed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04

Charles Linn of West Windsor, died
Thursday morning, Nov. 81. His age
WAS IS years and / months. The funeral
was from his home Friday, Nov. /, at 10
A. NJ, and it was largely attended. Rev.
George W. Weeks of Weeks Mills off
ciatpd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
Because Il
n 1t Is Best.E

Why is the demand for
Welcome Soap in New Eng
land greater than for any
other family soap?
Because ousekeepers, after
using it for years, and COM
pairing it with others, know it
is the best and most econom-
ical; its quality never varies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04

The Kennebec Antiquarian and Histor-
ical Society will hold meeting, Tuesday
evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
An Appeal for The Loyal Temperance Legion.
A Word From Rev. Mr.. TaImage.

Rev. Mr. Talmage, in one of his ser
mons thus outlined the "Gates of He'll"
gate the first, impure literature; gate the
second, the dissolute dance; gate the third,
indiscreet apparel; gate the fourth, alco-
holic beverage. THE wine cup is the
patron of ir1purity, he said, speaking Of
the last gate" 1.-THE officers of the law
tell Us that nearly all the men who go
into the shambles of death go in intoxi-
Gated, the mental and the spiritual
abolished that the brute may triumph.
Tell me that a young man drinks and
know the whole story. If he becomes
the captive of the wine cup he will be-
come a captive of all other vices; only
give him time. No one ever runs drunk
enness alone. That is carbon crow that
goes in flock; and when you see that
beak ahead you may know the other beaks
are coming. In other words, the wine
cup unbalances and dethrones ones better
Judgment and leaves one the prey of all
evil appetites that may choose to alight
upon his soul. There is not place Of any
kind of sin in the United States today
that does not find its chief abettor in the
chalice of inebriacy. There is either a
drinking bar before or one behind, or one
above or one undernt ath. These people
escape legal penalty because they are all
licensed to sell liquor. The courts that
license the sale of strong drink, license
gambling houses, license libertinism,
license disease, license death, license all
sufferings, all crimes, all despoilations,
all disasters, all murders, all woe. 1t Is
the courts and the legislature that are
swinging wide open this grinding creaky,
stupendous gate of the lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-04
City and County.

The use of English sparrows for trap
shooting is being discussed by sportsmen
in different part of the country, especially
in states where the law forbids the use of
pigeons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
C0r-TTRY PRODUCE MARKET.


BEANS AND PEAS No much expansion TO- IN, i, .
yet and receipts keep up on 700 larg" se%r =" rm
holding ~ choice qualities. and some Of TIA" faf"Th'
marks caano, bought a, present quotations lign"
on foreign Deans quite strong sales Of h'n medium
a pea sr "'r;yc, n VI" meas easy We uoc for choice
quality: Ieans domestic wnrG~ pc, hn ;i y e. ,5
81 90 kidney, 81 10 40 turtle soup - A'Hs ~
do f"regn pea 81 7Oa$i -: d. foreign mdmm 81 cjl6
81 So gIeen bbls, 81 o5nsl o''s do bags 81 Cd
ntTrEh~1rade WAS qpiee- TO-DAY. but sellers noth
ng be gancd 10y making further concessions In Iricc
ami the reported transactions about 'hc fosis q"
former quotations. Receipts SIN fairly liberal some
markets arc weak: la, it is though, hat prc'sn, low
points and ii may possible to snSc cSafSnco viii
Sg . igs s We a g0a lsi eT do cirrus ~
seconds l3giGc STATE dairy half 'uhs faney sGs,sc
ton creamery Grs,s iiqi3c do seconds o0iic. Western
lie rolls Sale old bu,icCrcamery state fali made.
llalce DO WeseTn summer make 81 state at 4s
nrs,s. I2@lic' do thirds 10 seconds. sale factory.
tIIEEsE-The volume Of business litti" lighter
hut hers was no Cnehse IN s i I%nf fancy D hT mi
holders confidence IN The position and The
tnefr s s'sn, small siz4s rnd@r grades Of fui
on epecis davorcd summer stock and mos
OF the part % 81. se , hs on q. en- sna We ao
fun cream. fall MAKE large co.orsd fsnc}; H'.aiistc
80 80 S wn n3'{ a 49, 90 small Go anc
DO white fancy. llHailc do good to choice o,Eaiic
large sq7c; state full skins. 'Haslsc; Pennsylvania
skins. lnlisc -. , - -,
F1iG%The general features % the market are M
same reported Yesterday. Large supplies are believed
be hand and there oNes TO sell arg" -"
for weeks delivery at much lower prices man al
now current. But the supply avaiab" Tor 'hmedat'
wants ia scarcely large enough MI all requirements
and this prevented further decline in spo, goods
business OF The day has been generally al unchnner'
prices stool, cleared up at an early honf sh'
more could have been sold than arrived me MARIE
therefore closes Arm for he moment. but WIN zen
dency toward lower prices in the near future we qn9
Jersey fresh doz 2fc state and pennsylvania %e
Western. 23c: Southern. 2@n221zc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are In lighter supply ana IN
S a trine better ;he tone OF the market -
shade nrmer but show material change In IN
values. Oiher fruits show Ettle change Cn
California oranges more plenty ard barey stacy
We quote: Apples. Grcennc baldwin and spy. per Dbl
s3gsa do Ben Davis 50 60 winesap - 90 90 hsses
&2Gx3 Catawba. basket l4n22c; crnnbcl's
Cape Cod. per bbl slOQSl4: do Jersey per crate. 81
@$+ oranges California box 81 5qS3 30; do Havana
per Dbl 81 50MA 30.
FRIITs-DRiED-Ther. is a pretty fair jobbng trad
In evaporated apes from &c down, most buyers eV
IDENTIFY thinking Of price than q quality fc'
choice apples are also moving at ic occasonaly INC
but the higher grades often inquired for. Sun
dried apples In light stock and nrmly held. Chop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

wanted Prime and skins .: steady nncnFns9p We
3a.qsc; do prime 10 choice eg c Oh rbops 2q2,4c
Corr and skins lsaic respbcrres, evapoat,a,
~: pams State ast c5srr ss i2 aaoin Gla'T pcdcd
ioa Gt DO unpeeel. oa34c prunes as TO size anu qua
NJ slack .! .nd sti The % mar Fse 1as
G o. c5 nS t., S'2 ar 5a4c yearhg S'ie; Old ODDS
carloads -. sTys4 o since he ' ap
The Jes bought se Win VAS s9'e higher and
ke esPcqy prime fowls an o.a spla do s6uhern
s%@5i G hsss 2sn %@a ,ssy
oaic ducks per patti %es2S e Receipt. Of killed
@nlir are moderate both present and pToSbeG c o.a
cmap sdsb sh q and f bar SHs steady grades
Of Of sg sp nS iei.c do Young
for iTe o SFa old IONS sassc cheEsns
H5Gsrf Tsqe oG a2 ' Wesi~n scse do dry
picked 9qioc ducks 10" Wa ss iSsc squads per
aan s: 4Ss Gouo T" Ghs
~ i iia,:c; s shiHStn'' "9'-''''
Sa; aSj sSt s sHS ssaN do S%
R naner o ns. 81 c a. %'' Enfh Western frozen
,qs: i e % $2qIsf5H af sasy UNCHANGED
prices We quote Hay PRIME Sep psT S 70 oTcr mixed
Soa5,c: clover. 35@4oc Rye straw 4""''' '"'
T9%A roEs AND VEGETABLES Domestic potatoes in
moderate receipt and few foreign arriving d~n,na
steady onions irregular arm FOR fancy by barely
FOR lower Qualities C"hnases nm rrsgor in
nai,fy and yalne Local winter vegetables generally
@ Havana and :rm@a@ r1n ycs"'1 nafmG III 'ar
ES Sc 80 de- So. a. r,,'% ~ 81 rose g 'o 49,
, %'' p S' Sbl s das?5o onns White sass i
sISSsl s: DE- E. domcsiic $<e 1np per bb
squash, 81 2asl - parsnP, Si%s p 'eieTy L"r Jos jos
81 20 onions Havana AID n~rmuia. e. rate 50
omaoc Isyan2 per- '}T~r 81 7 " EI: 10 81 81" ' 90
0hra Havana per carrier $3.50 20; perers. :: 5oa>%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
r1Ir, GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

NeW-IO-k. MaTcn L. lN"'
(-orToE-Thore was a quiet opening IN Cotton, III, va
,ricce ,rrkinc toward little Improvements III 60 -
Rvinr nv local operator Trade was th'h sinai 49,.
go, ling but toward midday became ac'Ne. r -
n,a, ,.c,, strnnr advancing about 10 points WIN =
,,,nr business than seen weeks me sr VS.
on tho foreign news. During the latter par Oh w -,
sIon nrices fel OF quite sharply bat IN" N"d,e ~ AZ
80 was tho largest ninety days n. VloS =,
~ po,nts advance. The sales were l"l-'" "dlr,,
clos,. last evening the bear operators W.
sggr.ssye In cotton This morning lhNerpjoI Sh'Wu u"
f"v, Of the light wasted shorts took the 'A'IH - i
7, was then found very little cotton vas ~ ~,
and the later cables from Liverpool we dectiE .hnr
show.ng unexpected advance. The rise c"h''.., e.,
he about points "dNS!'''
Tho local traders into buying hr rs
vas by alviCes that ManCH''''l
~ Mold on buying cotton that the! N'I
In view o: The stocks at Lweii"' w ~ - n,,ic
,'ar,s G; 600 bales with 10000 baes ai9a, s'i' al
ADMIT was expressed the report
he trade There also "A I'SI
about the southern movement. although ms va ,.rir
a,,ne important proportions The s'inl- IN ,..D
hniss last wear and $1,000 bales the year s,
shinmen,s were ~ 900 bales against -4U,
year and bales the previous seas my ,-i,ool
~ tho re,oints for the week IN the htlS''
81 ian coo bales against l3i@2G bales Week aNH,
co n3e bolas wear age The early reports ~. liIe s
ceins a, Galveston 262i bales. against -o h,Ias
nest The Houston receipts for the daN Wers 49, SO
Saes against 500 The New Orleans est
,ornorrovy We're rather uncertain Last Week a}
New Orleans received l5l55 bales. and las year -''
bales. -. 60 aey and closing bids the
,reyious night and wear follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
g. A., an, closing bids IN.
pening range and close today ana ei's'nS o''' '''
-. Loci, wear follow

Market closed steady 7GS points adtanCe oC.,, c
with Yesterdays closing prices IrahselLIu-e oao,s
5eo Total sales ISL 2Ou bales New YORK gross
601 bales Exports: Forwarded. = a5 n'es, RAJ
bales: spinners 100 bales; stock lsni- - 80
net recepts to-day l5OSG bales thus af ~, 49,
* 44i bales Exports to-day Great Britain - 80.
Continent 6S25 bales. Thus far this Week SIr%
AZ Ofs bales: stock. 951. 100 bales. - ~ ,,.u,
EeW Work SPOT sales to-day and last night as oic3lN
renorted For consumption 100 bales total Low l'
snot cotton steady mddnG upanis ll-l'c' 'n4u.i.h
eif : l5-iGc which l-lGc higher compared WIFI YES
terdays closing. ono bales
iivernool cahle-Spot frmer: sales. l2Uc paieS
SPECULATION and export bales: American loVco
REGENTS % bales. American. 22Oco ba es nl.ls
upands 3 1924 Futures opened quiet ana
closed steady at 2-64d advance. March ZsaS MGC
Anr 263s April May Boob: MayJune 3Olq5O-' June
July 33s July August. Sob; Augus'-Sentenbe
obcr 3O6i-h. october November JUS; 40
Manchester-Yarns quiet and firm: cloths: 0fers Scare
COFFF-Fc-The movement light and II "oNeu az
IL the record for would b. broken, bu; two lo's
changing hands IN - The last hou: Ther" was an aO
sence OF news and local crowd was not cspse 10 go
on The market thr ughout without IN" sllSi' 81
feature Iavre ros. !. franc. March % francs ApI
az % francs May 90 - franco. June - francs Sa
for tho dav 30 Geo Hamburg dun ana unctans -
March "a - pigs April 1918 PIGS; MAY. 80 pigs Jun
N a. pigs Rio cables firm unchanged prices 10 :
quoted al lj.GN refs. exchange ""lo; receipts wv
bags: Isl 900 bags. Santos quiet az nominal Pa
tions: receipts 1900 lag stock. S19r" bags me
steamship Flaxman. which Jeff Rio on February l. mas
80 bags coffee TO- this and is nov seven DAY
O erdue.
Contracts closed firm 31io points advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
RIVAL BLUE LINE,
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD.

station, foot of Cortbandt ana DcsbrOsses SITS.
800 A. VI. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and inteFmedi4t'
stations. .-,.. .z,.,.--,.n Dr.r
s:i5 A. " daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BC !:
FAIO MALARIA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ara
the West and principal and local points: dning,ear 10
Nestibule Sleeper 10 chicago
40 T. NJ. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and interme-
diate points Connections Reading and Harrisburg
200 r. VI. daily. except sunday. for ELMlRA ana az
intermediate stations connections for Pottsve and heaa-
ting: Wikesbarre.
t:IO r. VI. daily except sunday. for l. and b. JUNC.
Intermediate stations; Pullman oulst
rarIorcar t. W%estarrc; connections for Po,isynIe
Ago y. VI daily. except sunday, TOT SUM fi'Ai'
FIELD ln-ern"iate sta.ors
a,t5 - NJ l.iy COR EASTON and intermediate stato-e
0;OO T.. VI. daily for m FFAlo NlAGAkA MI,
- oil uonfs West. Pullman Sleeper vestoued tram
81 w :" Chicago sleeper 20 Buffalo and Toronto:
s,rrar,ons n, Readng and harrisburg. $500
,.3o - W. daily except sunday. for Easton and inter-
mediate STATIC cr>.r,,, Dortrrc
o,Oc T. w. daily r0r ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHEs-
,rt,D r,r-ri-aTO NIAGARA FALLS. AMI all points
Wes pullman sleepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
tickets and Pullman cromnodations AZ 235 2si. etss
o,I I aos roadway ii3 Rovery 81 East IAN ST, l2t
Fas, io5h St. New-rori sfo Fulton s. C,irt ST. ~
Co will call for and check bag
sors .-or, hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
+ ailrcaos.
-AMcRic.'s CaEArear RAILROAD.
y EIW YORK
CENTRAL
purc "a ,tucpp n
& HUDSON RIVER r. z.

From Grand Central Station 4:d Street.
$50 A. M.--ENcept SUNDAY Empire suite EAP'ess'
Fastest In The notic
O,;,O A. M.-Uaily. Fast Mal. For syracuse Rochester
buffalo NIAGARA Fall. Chicago.
IO,iO A M-EAcept Sunday. Ds. Express. For all I'M
portant State points
I 400 T. M-Daily. Southwestern Iirted. for Cincin
natl, indianapolis. St Louis ana Chicago.
;,;sO T. M.-EAcep: SUNDAY. West Point. Poughkeepse
Albany 'fro5. Saratoga.
A,3O - M-Dsily. North shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 A. NJ, Chicago. $50 4. NJ
600 r. M.-Dally. For Albany. Troy. Buffalo Cleye-
land, Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati. ST. Louis.
G,"5 T. M.-Daiy. For Troy. Saratoga, burlington
rlattsburg and Montreal
Z ITO L. M-Daiiy. For Auburn Road points Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Indianapolis st. Louis
O,OO r. M'-Daily. Only sleeping Car passenger. for
Rochester carried on this train.
O,I5 r. M.-Daily For Clayton, Cape Vincent. Ogdens.
burg Cleveland. Detroit Chicago.
1905 N,gnt.-Except sunday night For Albany Troy.
buffalo. Niagara Falls, Chicago.
0,OA A. NJ. anc 3tis J.. M-Daily. except Sunday. to
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pihtsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
building: Y+2 broadway; .35 Coiumbus-sve.. 80 West
la5th ST. and l3Shst Station. NewYork: 33S and Ic0
Fulton st. and ~ broadway T.. d.. brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel residence BY the Wesco
Express COMPANY
John NJ TOf'CEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent