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These pills are easy in action and are
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gress Square Hotel.
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Celebrated with Dyna mite.

Ton persons have been arrested thus far
In Thomaston for using dynamite cart
ridges in the street on the eve of the 4th
of July. with damaging results to the
windows in several residences and stores.
Six of the number were freed on condi-
ton that the damages and costs amount
ing to s15.T5 each should be settled by
Saturday, July IS. The remaining four
we're arrested and brought before Judge
Smith Saturday, each entering plea of
guilty and quietly submitting to the
Judgment of fines and costs amounting to
S11.75 each. The aggregate cost to the
ten has been SIT 30
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REMOVAL.
THE ANONSON-RURMAH SLATE CO

Manufacturers OF all kinds of Slate work, aro
located in the building situated on the corner
OF Commercial and Center streets, entrance to
Office and factory No. 291 Commercial street.
july31 tues, thurS5frilmo
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Maine Politics.

At caucus of the Populists of the class
of Stetson, Etna, Plymouth, Dixmonu
and Newburgh, Joseph W. Davis of New
burgh was nominated as candidate for
representative in the legi stature.
The Popullsts of Dexter and Garland
have nominated George W. Gordon of
West Garland as their candidate for rep
resentative.
The Republicans of Belfast have hired
Pieroe's Parlor theatre for headquarters.
aud Mckinley club will soon be organ
lied there.
q A Republican club was organized in
Caribou last week. W tn so member ..
The Democrats Of Belfast are looking
for headquarters room, and will form q
Bryan club.
At largely attended caucus Of the Re-
publicans of the district of Clinton,
Winslow and Benton, Gershom F. Tar
bell was selected as the Republican can
didate for representative.
w. L. Littlefield of Belfast has been
renominated by the Republicans as a
candidate for the legislature.
The Republican GLASS convention for
the towns of Charleston, Bradford, Hud-
son. Kenduskeag-an Corinth, was held
at East Corinth last Thursday afternoon.
There was good representation of dele
gates from the different towns. Ira W.
Davis received the nomination for repre-
sentative.
The Democrats of Waterville held their
caucus to nominate Q candidate for repre-
sentative to the Legislature at the City
Hall Saturday evening. There were
about 100 voters present. Fred W. Clair,
ESQ.,, was chairman. and Ed g. Herrin
was secretary. Hon. Charles r. johnson
presented the name of Fred Po0ler as
representative, and he was unanimously
chosen.
The Foxcroft class convention was held
at Town Hall Saturday afternoon. The
Democrats of this class nominated A. A.
Adams Of Foxcroft for representative.
The Dover class con vention was held the
same day and nominated for representa-
tive Alfred Austin Of Parkman. The
convention was held at Central Hall.
A. s. Garland Of Monson was nominated
for representative to the legislature by
the Democrats of the Monson class.
A movement to form a campaign club
among the younger Republicans in Au-
gusta is receiving hearty support.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items of interest Gathered by CORES
pondents of the Press
Norway.

Norway, Aug. s. Harry Shaw was
brought before the municipal court Sat-
urday charged with stealing horse from
George Ward, of South Waterford. He
was committed for trial at October term
of court.
The hay crop is nearly housed, except
on the low lands. The average will be
about rs per cent. of last years crop.
Large quantities of hay are summered
over, beside Hungarian and ensilage,
which with the low prices of grain will
help out quite we'll.
Hoed corps are looking well, though
not so early as last year.
The apple crop will be about an aver
age, and Of far better quality than for
many years past.
Work on the Catholic chapel is to COM
men CO at once. It will be 40x 35feet.
EsThe shoe shop troubles have quieted
down. The places Of the 48 lasters who
won't out two weeks ago are being filled
by new help as fast as possible.
Harnes block is nearly completed. The
basement will be occupied by Prince
sisters, dry and fancy goods store, which
| will probably be the largest in the coun-
ty.
The Methodist church is to be re :
modelled and repaired. $500 will be ex-
pended.
Gray, Aug. 8. The West Falmouth
and Dry Mills CLUB will play a game fof
ball at the Gray Park grounds Satur-
day, August 9Th in the afternoon.
The Repu blioans have called joint
caucus of Gray and New Gloucester to
fou ,to+
the legislature, Friday, August z, at
p. III.
Miss Ethel Chase, of Auburn, is at
Mr.. r. G. Halls.
Mr.. E. J. leighton of Boston, is at
Mrs. s. ]. Leighton's.
Capt. E. L. Field employed by the
government at Portland Head, passed
Sunday In town.
Mr.. W. @. Latimer is in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn, of Portland,
are passing the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs Fred e. Allen and Miss
Marjorie Allen, of Portland, spent Sun
day at the Hotel Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs.. e. e. Proctor and three
children, of Portland, are boarding at
the 81 otel Parker.
sebago.
Sebago, Aug. &C. Davis received from
Secretary of State Board Of Health under
date of July 81st the following report on
sample of the Potter Academy well water
sent: Dear Sir-Although the sample
Of water which Jou sent last month has
| a milky appearance and, therefore, 1t
does not look well, the results show that
it is fairly good water. The we'll ap-
paRently passes through or into an i'm
pure clay whose fine particles settle very
slowly. Many snoh waters never become
clear. From analysis and description of
location of well should apprehend no
danger from it's use, though u clearer
water is desirable, if 1t Is available, and
from source devoid of suspioion.''
The Baldwin and Sebago Lake View
Park Associations will hold their fair at
East Sebago September 10, 16 and II this
year.
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WORTHY A PopocRAT CONVENTION
People of Gogebic County, Michigan, Or
ganize and Refuse to Pay Taxes.

New York, August "a special from
stste of affairs exists on the Gogebi Q
range in northern Michigan. Where 5000
miners weresonoe employed at an average
of $1.75 day, now only 1000 have en-
ployment at $1.o0 day, and the unem-
ployed find themselves on the verge Of
starvation. No relief can be expected
from Gogebic county, because the treasu-
ry Is depleted. All the tax payers have
organized and have refused to pay taxes
and consequently the poor commissioners
are without funds.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVAL SALE.

AS L shall move into the new
Baxter Building in September,
the balance of my stock of sum-
mer goods will be sold at a great
reduction from former prices.
l have also some choice Fall and
Winter Goods which will be dis
posed of at a very great discount
for the next thirty days.
ALI are invited to take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to
obtain first class goods at a very
0w price.
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE.'' This
new remedy is great surprise on accoun9
of its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every
part of the urinary passages in male or fe-
pain in passing it almost Immediately. Il
You want quick relief and cure this is youi
remedy Sold by C H. GUPPY co. Drng-
gist, 463 Congress st. Portland, Me.
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Buxton and Hollis Representatives

Samuel B. Shepherd is the Republioa n
for Representative for the GLASS
towEs OF Buxton and Hollis.
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Sue kEen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum'
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed 70 give
Perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
price IS cents per box. For sale by II. I.
S. Gooid, 577 Congress ST., under Con-
gress Square Hotel.
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CALL AND SEE OUR NEW STORE.
Annual III Getting.

siH e annual MEETING of the stockholders of
pany Tor the choice of Directors for the ensuing
year ana the transaction of such other business
as may legally be presented viii be held on
1896, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon. in the
once OF Inc Treasurer of the Company IL
for1iahd. r. Il. BA= 2ETT,
Clerk OF the Corporation.
Fortlaad. July IA. 1896, 14dtd
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

"a
700 4. W. daily, except Sunday for MAUcH CHUNK
"i S.iS 4. VI. daily for GENEVA: ROCHESTER, BuF.
the West. and principal LOCAL points dnins-ear e
Sus.dO 4 VI. dairy Geaves at 1890 A. H. sunday fos
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections ter
Reading and Harrisburg.
90 p Vi. daily. except Sunday for ELMIpA and ~
r,.rmediae ctons for Pottsve and ReaI
ing chair-car to WIKI 'sbarre.
~ IN u VI, (Sundays only for Wilkesbarre T. a \
,..n",,on and all intermediate stations.
-s,tn - n. daily except Sunday, for l.. a n Tine
on and principal intermediate stations Pullman bunse
- car 10 Wilkesbarre: connecting for PottsvIIie
20 p VI. daily except Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
nuH p. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediat. ss-
Tv0O p. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
aud all points West luiiman sleeper vestibule
New-York Chicago sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto;
conn ectious for Reading and Harrisburg.
.:,O p VI daily except sunday. for Easton and inter-
onU F. VI. daily, for ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES
rrR nt-E-FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and ali points West
pullman SIeepers Chicago and Buffalo. Chair-car 70
Wlkesbarre. -, - - -.
and ao3 Broadway. 81 East lth ST. i56 East i25th St.
Neu-York Fulton ST.. l. Court ST.. 9S Broadway and
BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. n. Y
Thu New-York Transfer Co will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence through to destination.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March ,SpeciaD.-The on wheat to-day
looked b.arlsh but the price after showing some I'M
stenfiness AZ times closed Tuesday May opened
a. ,ac sold between G6Sc and sc and closed at 90
II Wa G7c On the curb the afternoon The pit traders
were So puzzled b. conduct OF the market that they set
the strength down to manipulation. Gables were easier
The Orange Judd Farmer declared that the condition
Of wheat showed n marked improvement over December l.
The cash demand exceedingly slow the business here
being les than bush. the Northwestern receipts
were liberal 34 cars against i3l last week and "a
cars last veal There liberal cleasances however
fr,u m. s.ahoard bush The worlds visible
showed a much larger decrease than any one expected
Isl bush figures did include the wheat
Minneapolis the decrease on the facnc coast
I'M. DECREASE on the month February
| joi hlsh There reports from Indiana.
OHIO Michigan OF crop damage They were NOT taken
been. There were SHOWS through most OF the states
Rain predicted Tor tonight The Orange judd
bush against l54OoVcO bush last year II was no. a
biz dav i'm speculative way but the crowd felt certain
there was some Armour manipulation COINS on.
com strong. May sold between 3oiar an !
3oi,c closed Bose Receipts oyerIan again. i5l
cars, estimated for Thursday. Lake freghts
we're i,c lower charters were reported The grad
contract cables easier. Seaboard cearances were
3i7 900 The Orange Judd Farmer estimated the
farm reserve 81 lOCOuVOO bush the largest on
record by 2O0.00O.O,O bush
oats ull and easier. Samples l.c lower The
futures suffered slightly May sold between 2lsc and
2OT, closed 2iic The receipts 3ls the
estimate Thursday 20 ears. The Orange Judd
Farmer estimated the farm reserve Of oats at 4oOOO
bush per Of the and the largest on record
Provision bulls to-day disappointed Although hogs
were lOr l5c higher with only 1000 the yards.
nroict closed lower did Tuesday Pork and lard
too complete lack OF short interests and too cash
demand make advance In prices easy Professionals
however are getting timid about the short side
on the curb puts May wheat closed AT G6sc; calls
at G7iac Puts May corn at 3O2c: calls at Bose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

New York March !. 1890
,,,...,,, ,o.,,,s were o. cars Sos head II cars
for West side slaugherer and 81 cars Sl me ha M
81 which 81 arrived az jersey ny 'n ' ,,,'.i,
hos Including ears held over from previous 'iN"'1
Ing. 80 'rs Demand Was fair steady prices for AZ
g.aueS ~ y,rter bought cars Of cattle and the yards
were cleared. Inferior To chp'" ha,iN' s''S " -,
s. o oxen a, 50 oaS3so bulls at 81 'asS 80 ,e%, a"
81 GDas' 49, l-a'' ~ 7s American steers at oislf
Zoe and American sheep Al ile'- n ',,,rs VI nref
for Eas,mars Company and go quarters 10, ~ ~, Hns,
man and the Britannia took on, 80, lua',. , ' 49,,
mans COMPANY. No further shipments reported ''"''
FRIDAY. ,..... 8. g., Indiana steers ,so,
y, av,,,rr At 81 - per II. III do. 1885 NJ al - -
. do l9:o H. al - 80: DO l2s ~ at - ~ OK -"
s. o.; d. ~ at $. - de- $50 H. at :? 10 10 10
an ~, G"Ms At Isl 81 81" ss,r do $40 H. At = so
d. II, at 81 H. dc" 40 H. at " =" 40 ~
= 70 ss s''1: ia asa at s. s. s. a Z
T t{an.a 49, do. 30 loss s. H. at s. Il,
,a 5 T s. s1 ;, T. G n 90 .Tf;' ~ 80
n 8 30 - d. 2sG ~ a. = 3d. l,s S' n ' a. :, ls
exc , .ss l%'S s = s. %. q 8 80 %
ios 1 "a, s. ,o 20 cows ~ H. 81 20. do SO H.
IS sherman she il limos 1919 NJ at 81 3D. Is
Judd < co. s bulls $40 H. a, SO. ! COWS s4' ~ at
81 = q, '"i" d. 7a2 h. at sio On, -
81 y, do ID. 81. bull 1880 H. AT 50 i' oxen
'' Collins In y IS Illinois steers i2os N. a, So
V.,,np steers. lO~i III. AT ~ ~
ID McEiwee. bulls $50 NJ. al IS 10. COWS. 800 NJ.
al 81 ~. - ~.
MICH COWS-Receipts wci" III mead. lnclnding loo
head Tor sale Duh common and medium stock. but
good cows were In demand and prices were rated
Poor choice cows calves included sold AT
ssoGS,s per head: but general sales were AZ s2'uSiO
sales Mcf;lwee: % fresh cows. calves Included nj
S g J. RSo % 10 SIS
per head f.. . ,o. ,,,,, -, .,o,
'4gg Per puc @sa' fresh cows. at s27 so each.
cAIVES-Iecepis. including late arrivals Yesterday.
$50 head only about 600 head sale
day ~ rated steady at the opening. but the
tssiin, as EASY al Ordinary choice vcas
sold al 81 Oqsi per 100 H.: culls at 81:
M 81 Ii: and little bunch 81 FED calves - 80
Dressed cals generally steady. city dressed
7Glic per NJ country dressed ht 7n0zc and little
a 4a5c a.
average at 81 - per H. ~ do 1876 ~. a ST. do
a5 No. at 81; "a DO 1877 H. NJ "a ~ do. l3I IL. at S7
GJ do l39 n, at 81.
Ualienbeck Hollis. veas IA 10. al 81 10 10 do 1879
n AT 81 So do ia3 10 al 81 25 DO l2s n, 81; =
do ia 10 at 50 so 30 buffalo do. l2i n. AT So
J. g. Curtis Is veals 100 10 at 81 20. - do. 1852 No.
81 25 do III n. at so 90 do 100 NJ at So DO Io4
s. Judd a. Co.: ~ vcas 1913 ~ AT 81 81 ~ do III 10.
at ST. SO do 1I6 NJ 81 ~ DO l3 NJ at 81 49, % DO
III ~ at So IL: barnyard calves 3o4 u. at 81 30.
Hume & Mullen: veas lis n. Mt 81 80: do 1870 H.
at 81 do n. 81 so; do liz n. at 50 30; do
100 H. at SO So do. $50 10 at So do ia No. at 81 5O
JeiiIre Wright Co: veas 1875 10 at 81 So 10 do i46
~ 81 do 1is n. at So 50; do 40 No. at 50; do
l16 10 at s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March AT the wool sales to-day there were
offered TO- bales containing OF the best clips
OF Melbourne and Victoria and New South Wales. The
ati. ndancc large and there was active sale
The competition especially the part OF French pur-
fully equal the best buying the last
and Offering Of to-day largely France
The brskncss the demand stimulated improvement in
mcrinos which from ) 10 10 per above the
closing prices series OF sales.
ton Russian account but the purchases trinng
in consequence the keenness OF the bidding
rmness OF prices Yorkshire operators were the chief
purchasers o offerings OF crossbreds. which a
small lot Of hot-water washed Victoria lambs brought
As "a and comhng rs 9isd both being by
trade The series OF sales will close March q. The
sales Of day and the prices obtained follows
New South Wales2.9O0 bales: secured SdIis Ga: locks
and pieces. 69dGis 4d greasy. 6idis I'D; locks and
pieces. 3isT7isd
Queensand-l 500 bales; secured ihdQis Id locks and
pieces. l0d4is lad; 6%4lOd: locks and pieces
6G9sd.
Victora-3 400 bales: secured. lsl3s ID: locks
pieces 7isdQs I'll: greasy 7.das; locks and pieces 3a.
lOd.
South Ausralia5O0 bales; secured 7a.d@1s +sd locks
and pieces. sdQis I'd greasy ga l0d.
West Australia20O bales; scourSi. Is I'D greasy. 3Aq
9isd.
-Zealand-6OO bales secured. Isl locks and pieces
II greasy. sQpl0d locks and pieces. lid
Cape OF Good Hope md Natal-1,200 bales secured
0sdQls I'd; greasy. 5%Q7Ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New ofk March !. 1896
BEANS AND PEAs-The slight evidence OF weakness
To- day accepting 81 40 quite generally
for cnoice marks. Medium hgin. with holders
refusing lots 81 25 Pea favor
general 81 22s lied kidney quie and
All other slow and weak with exception
OF limas which still held firmly. Green peas steady
We quote: domestic marrow. choice. per bush
81 40 do medium 81 23 do pea. 81 22is; white Kid
ney 81 49, do kidney 81 lVusl 2,z do turtle soup
81 +Oasl ~ do yellow 81 5gSl go do lima Cai-
forna, 81 yO do foreign pea. ola. 3Ocuxl. peas
his do bags. SIC; do Scotch s2isc.
RIiTTER-The market rather lightly supplied o
av with fancy fresh creamery. OWING 10 the detention
con siderable in transit. This resulted firm
instances nc more obtained. Knowing that the de
isved goods would arrive shortly. sellers very little
or, "a force ADVANCE believing that she supply would
t anne for all needs. Undorgrades Of creamery are
hut auiet He'd creamery slightly weaker sales
80 above sc the fancies marks. New dairy
,,h sell fairly when but there is
W, a., ,he On qualities. Old dairy Is cleaning up a little
creamery factory without quotab.e cnange
,ne.nt tight export account but there fair
from, horne trade We quote Creamery. fresh extras.
iIr do 0rsls $4,000: do thirds TO seconds 3Q1sc do
~ Western i2GIsc: do fa. made. State. l3G Isc:
Stare dairy fresh tubs fancy lya2oc; DO common TO
rroe Isai7 fall made. lOTltc do hrkns, llQl6c:
Creamery frsis. 4a6c do seconds. li4aI2iac;
factory. fresh fancy 3c 90 h's's @"|'se' 40 'hrds
80 seconds ga lie; rolls. 9ul2i1c.
cuEF,SF-The home demand continues lair for small.
which trade holders principally meeting Exporters
are showing considerable interest and have purchased
over on boxes within day Two. but their Ideas are
rarely above 7ixT%c for early cheese ana puk OF Dust
ness has been the latter figure but mostly June
Choice August made do not appear to De In large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfOfi'
Nev-York. March !. 1896.


.o,-r/,>. H. ,-so taken bv the Liverpool future mar
10, dominated events during the forenoon II.
norrs from Liverpool more ei'"ui.k.is 10, ,nere
exn.c.ed private cables saying that the hhPl' 49, ha
was due that Jobpers were ta'r''
,,ari,a, ,ha, they ms VVul'u
Inc demand from the local shorts 70 VoNei, 80,
an GA ,rllfi OF 3I6 points. while lNeipp'I
,.i,b nei gain on futures 2g2ia points Ihti' Mns
however a reaction shortly after the pi"i''"6 vi 49,
g., ioc.l and this the early advance N"s
ali lost The market then dragged along ior avn
he,ween noon and O'Clock there was an auNan'e "a
or ponts on renewed buying. which Ma St"iee -
fed light receipts at Orleans THURSDAY TO-DAY
,,or,vard movement considered quite ldH 'It -
was couneracted by IN, firm news from anroa' ~, iis'
the afternoon the weakest Hl,I''h ""
,na 4, lost points the day. with ohei
.han,s, ,o > o,ints lower IN. market closed Weak 10
taI sales were lbs bales The weakness III MAI. va,
said TO be the expectation OF a uN s'' '1,
higher grades as there comparatively h"hNS 'uir's
~ such grades There liberal offerings ol spy
n, Inc south There was realizing just before me
close and this accounted for the late wctk'ess "
ing was done chiefly by one prominent "peia'o -
semi weekly movement shows receP,s 81 So
bales against 80 1895 and lo.122 IN 80
mems 25 914 bales against A. 100 in lN ana <tI'o ~
1894 stocks bales. against so 10 III 80 M
o,y, %. In 1894 The comparatively lsht i"'eP's az
Receipts AT New-Orleans Thursday estimated at iSV
10 zoo bales against 42l6 the same DAY asl "eeh
last year and 1886 years ago To-Day reVeip's a,
New Orleans were 46s bales. against 3s'' ne sahe nay
against ,s6 last week 2,G2+ last year; Mobile -
bales against yls last week. and 81 las, veal "a, ~
COO bales against lisa last week and -'o" las, ,eo
Charleston bales l3O3 last week ana ,lop
and l. IA last year; Memphis so bales. against ~ ast
week and last year. Houston. lI'i bales asaI,s,
1891 and 3.325 last year i'ecrlps az in,
THURSDAY are estimated at 1000 to 1850 bales against
249 the day last year. H., All, ,h,
Opening range and cose to-day anu c'os"s 0''' nv
preyious night and last fOloW
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Railroads. >
p( PENNSYLVANIA ! I Iva
RAILROAD.

stations foo, DesO,y.sss and cortland, Streets
900 N EnsGt 5anpsry 10 Car S1S 10 psbury
1900 NIT sT2I oi
SS%pesi@e" fssp9 gSe n1'S smin
M eIi5 5o No. 49, s. hous and
200 r NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS E XXI. I:5s,,.
ylie, and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 1919 A. M' d.
wE ssfaE2 E sssgs:
say, S eslssss srP dsy
is Dnns Cars me- to OBS p NJ
III csf:Sd sesg"s ssi
20 pI,'seurg Connects for Chicago daily ali"
go sWszXsMiNcrox AND THE soYTUH:: 10 css,
n1sr al Paot P,nG cS ca5'lS ~
bnns Car RinHS Car
soHH aFsa s, T;mS. dy
sprnss p N.ewoeans Msmphs "a
onS 9 a S sDsss. sy
nSe eA o sepsrs to Port Ta%pa to
cHEsAPEiKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express 800 p NJ
oNr S5s6Sps RHa and va
s sseps; soP'e NJ d NJ week days and VIII"
EoR CAPE MY I lSo f?'s9 weekday and pon,
Pleasant olO NJ IL TO- $40: 80 and ~ AsbuTy
Park 0.4J a. NJ. SIS p NJ
zoo 200 FOR PHILADELPHIA 10 10 DIN.
ing CAP. ~ NJ f. 2io 10 ~ 20 >, i NJ.
1915 night sundays sI5 $50 100 o 80 90 az rnine
10 II a NJ. Dining Car. a2o = -, q p N
Carr. Dining Carr. Dining Can Tao D T. W.
~ II night an, &c, .s OCT
Broadway. Aston TIouse and foot o 81 l, Ssssst ns
Cortlandt Streets; Court street, Soo rutoI
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot or ru,lon
Street BROOKLYN station Jersey !'ity me NV s .on
call for and check baggage t'o
hotels and "ee'dences through n d"stinn',oh
pPFVOcr X. N'''',.
Nf,-,