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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-24
THE cLEANEsT CITIES.

New York and Toronto Have Clean.E
. est Streets ON the Continent.
The two cleanest cities on. the conti-
nent to-day are Toronto and New York,
and they are cleaned by direct labor. i
4 New York not only employs and thus
directs all its street cleaning and gar
bage dispatch forces, but it has an
organized department. with an ade-
quate and properly adjusted equipment
of horses, carts, broonls, stables and
tations, and it pays its men two dol
lars a day and upward for eight hours
work. To be sure, it has had a Col.
Warning, but had Col. Warning been
contractor or contractors superin-
tendent the metropolis would not have
been the clean city it is to-day. It is
by the, method of direct labor under
model conditions of employment that
this first worthy result of the kind
in. large American city has been
achieved. ,'rs~ : r.. ~
Toronto, the other of these two ex-~
emPlary cities, has gone even further
than New York in eliminating the con-
tractor. In this enterprising Canadian
town, with it's 10000 people, Street
Commissioner Jones has, during the
last seven years, entirely revolutionized
the care of the streets of the city. He
has not only organized the execution
of this work under distinct DEPART
:ment, but out of the margin thus saved
from the annual appro separations for car
ing for the streets he has actually built
and equipped a modest but complete set
of workshops, where the entire con-
struction and repair work of the de-
partment is executed. @.- - al
Not only are the sprinklers, rotary
sweepers, automatic loading carts and
snow scrapers, each after special pat.
tern devised by the commissioner or un-
der his direction, built in these shops.
but even the harnesses are made there,
the horses are shod there, and it is
the truthful boast of the commissions
er that every article of manufacture
used by the department is produced
from the raw material in these shops.
It is exceedingly refreshing to find
there inventive genius constantly
brought to bear to produce appliances,
not for sale in, the general market,
and hence of that crude adjustment
which can be. used anywhere, but ap-
planes precisely adapted to the par
ticular needs of Toronto, with it's own
climate, soil, street mileage and pave
ments.-Review of Reviews. <@.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-24
\ His Honpr,s sturdx. Pl 81, = Dc.

HIS Honor,s sturdy Platforn M ~ sss
Honest Elections and Good Roadsn
IS the plat on which Charles e..
Richie, OF louisville, KY, 6 standing
for reelection next sNovemberasi judge
% Jefferson county court he ought
10 run rells On 8 pla form 8 good roads
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-24

n @s-. Halls catnrrh Cure -
L. taken internally. Price 75c.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-24
\ hint for Orchard Planters.

N Inexperienced orchard planters usual
" manif an inclina tiont to plant large
trees, whereas an old and successful
planter would probably select one or
1two-year-old trees. The latter are, we
think more certain to grow, and often
make the more symnet rical appear
ance, for the orchardist can begin their
training at an earlier age. Large trees
lose more OF their fibrous roots when
moved than do small ones, therefore
do not take hold upon the soil 20 readily
nor grow Of 80 wi orously gricul-
-tural Epitomist.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
A MERRY Christians EVENT.

And to you who in the ranks
Faithful, firm and true;
Brayely toiled, received our thanks,
Justly due.
And as we our year complete,
Haste our countless friends to greet,
Trusting all men far and vi lie,
On this happy Christmas tide,
Nary are the grateful thoughts we tender you
.lruest Blue"
Maj ker school district is in the Big
Meadows Valley, few miles south of
! Lovelock. 1t is sustained by a thrifty
and enierprising population, and is in a
/ prosperous con,lilipn. Miss Mamie
Lane of Reno is the efficient teacher.
She is an excellent disciplinarian, has
the school under perfect control and is
deservedly popular with all the pupils
and patrons OF the school.
The people of the district are anxious
to promote anything intended to be a
benefit and pleasure to the community.
IT'S often SAID in regard 10 school enter
tainments that whatever is everybody s
business is nobodys business and that
the burden is invariably shirked on the
teacher. But this Christmas Ewes
entertainment was an exception to the
rule, aud Miss Lanes well known
executive ability was recognized, and
sine was conceded full charge OF the
affair, There was no committee ap-
I pointed. There was not IA man, woman
or chilli but entered HEARTILY and zeal
ousl. into the work.
The Tree was the Christmas gift oi
joe Marzen OF Truckee. "Our hats are
off to thee Joe." Then the young men
OF the Valley helped swell the funds
unprecedentedly, and the result was q
more pronounced success than its most
sanguine promoters had anticipated.
In the literary and musical program
rendered, the "True Blue" literary
socletv fully convinced the audience
that they had been faithful, firm and
true in the efforts assigned them, AMI
acquitted themselves with great credit
| to themselves and honor to their teacher
rhe drill and calisthenic exercises were
very pretty, highly appreciated and
generously applauded.
And Oh! the prettiest Christmas that
ever Santa Claus transplanted from the
summit of the Sierras 10 a temporary
abode in country school house! L
those heavily laden. brilliantly decor at 4
hints could have talked low they
reached ont their arms, brimnling full
10 tie finger ti,s with miscellaneous
goodies. showing that an air ship or al
extra relay of reindeer must have beer
employed to liing So many leauti'
from "Santa Claus Land" and drol
them on the tree.
Long will that evening be remembered
and long after it's words are erased from
nlenory's pure tablets, will its impress
sion remain stamped on the hearts ol
/ The children.
The exercise closed with that beaut
ful and effective hymn God be with
YOU till we meet again
N
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
Music Lessons.

Miss Lottie Gale, graduate OF the
Conservatory Of Music, San Jose, will
give instructions in music to limited
number of pupils. Apply at the resi-
dence of l.. Hettenhausen. Miss Gale
comes highly recommended AS teacher
and is known to many Wadsworth
people as talented musician.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
Don't Forget Us.

We are agents for the Weekly Exari-
ner. Leave your money in town. Don't
order through these travelling agents.
we will give yon the same prices and
premiums. Gr,ler at the DIspATcH Of
fire or the Posi- office. Give us Il chance.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02

NEW HOUSE FOR RENT A new lour
room house for rent with good well
and cellar on premises. Price W. In
uuirc of G. Wallstah.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
We Would Sell Wood!

And will sell first class Wood, stove
length, delivered at your door free OF
charge. Call on Short Bros. at the
Wadsworth Bottling Works.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
For Rent.

good six room.house with well, cell
lar, barn and other improvements at
rrasononable terms. Inquire Of Mrs.
Blundell.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02

For RENT-A nice four room cottage
on Reservation street. Inquire at this
office.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
SHORE R.K.

Tain, leave " 42i 81 station. y. Y. follows AL
g. ~. earier from fOJt of Franklin St
.,..u a NJ Dali. Local 10 Buffalo. Sleeping
~ York BoJmsiIie. sundays on.y. 'sn De occu-
,iei 90" =. NJ
~, NJ Dali, for Albany. r,.ca Syracuse Roch-
49,, buffalo. Niagara EalIs. Fort Wayne. Toledo
''r, 90 a II Daily except sunday. TO Bloomvl.
- T,t-slli Noun airs New Eaitz. Lakes Mohonk art
s,-,.0e-na !'aflo- l. Boomyille sni New Pa.tk
LIZ a n Daily. except sunday Catskil
ID, ,,,,.'ns Sew paitz. Lakes Mlhonk snd " nnew
1i1anv saraiosA. c@.avel Lake G-ofse Parlor cars
~, r. ii Saturdays only. Haf-Hou:ay s9eca. 10
'',.sG Nouniai ms PIrioF car attached.
= rY,I5 + ~ DAILY. exe-pt sunday. T. 'aishin Noun
e., -. Nv Pai.z. Lakes Mohonk and Minn-s aska Al
- ana sirstagt PAiloF ca attached . Boom
nn = n pa..v * epi SUNDAY. for Albany
M, ~ n DaGy for Albany. Montrea! Ttcs syra-
W" I1rhcst~r. PufAlD. Magma Falls. Toronto De-
10 f.4.-lana Chicago ard -. I-nls.
= ..o - NJ DAIr except siniay. flr Newburs. Abaay
49, - 'osa ara Montreal! Sleeping car Albany TO Ma
II Daily oAeep, sualav. for Syracuse Rochester
sair. p n D,iv ,,r Albany ruca. Syracuse. Roche
trr nunao Nag,ra FANS. Tofonfo. Detroit Cis'eiani
g. &Ieaves n-ook;vn hy Annex: 40. -. BIO ~
=, 1-ln5 J. Il. jersey city. T.. H. X. s'aii'n'
e., 40 mi - - = = ".
TIN. ,,lies - principal hotels a1t Ones
'' q = IAMBrRT. General rsssenser Agrrt
Vanderbilt ATs. Ns~ Yoff.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND cDI NTY
OF NrW YORK. Mar \. Walker.
Plaintiff. against Lillian lula Rollins -
e. DEFENDANTS Action y. T"o.
IT, rlr-lano- Of judgment or IRE
closure and sale duly made snd entered
IN the sDlN~ --rtltied action. aHd bearing
date ih- -ist day %: June. ls"'
THE UNDERSIGNED. the Re,~f-- IN
said iuegmenf named. Nl.i s,I Al .uo'.
auction at iar NsW; 4.1A 1,- h'a' ~ a..
Clty ~ New YORK. % FRIDAY. me ltl
cav of September. ls?1. a; II O'Clock noon
~ that .ag. by u. Phoenix ingrAhdm
-. aucflon~--s. the premises ~ ssii lIds
m-nt MENTIONED and therein described a.
Ali. tha, certain plot ~ laud situate.
WINK ard being ~ the ."enG -iou IA
Ward ~ h. Iity Il v" Ok, am a.
tlngul-h-i as lots Numo-r- I've. thir"'
,oar aud f.- un map u in- property ."
i,ns,nx to NJ. Mafv 4 walker. situate
A. Norris lock. 2+th NarI. "" or
1'itv. made ~ Matthew "a. q. =. 1iirl
y s.. Ber-ne.-r IN. l-s, which saii
lyf- taken together az 1yunarI shd -
palnt "a the westerly 80 Z S-is" TX
a..nu- distant Dr- hIntiei snt three
AMI J., ip f--t rDltn-fN from me .'l-t
vh-r- sa.i Westerly si~ ~ S"'k " 49,
Avenue = Int-rs' tel h' tHt h'' 'Ncl.s ~
d., ants now = formerly belonging 10
D.. .rlI..fu Morris. fgnulu. thence Westerly
Al r.sht su..e- - EiN.ffi~w Terrace bh-
hundred .nI nfty three AL ~ lp ''"."ii
feet - - stone 'UonIm"'t 80 al pllht
distant one hundred All twenty nv. Yet
.,-t-r,. frUn ana - 'ght angles with
r.t-r.i. i.v, T-rrar-. tn-ur- uIrtr-fy pa
sf.-l w.tn Kly-rs 'eN !Nrrhr- af'frsdld 'i-
nurIr.i aorp f.~t theme ~Ht'-,l. AZ
80, a ,l.- o. -aia hir-rvieN Terrae.
oS. hguir~I aaI thirty .two and 't-lOp
.f... "a, f--s o. fh- westerly side - N-ds
,l-s Avenue. aud therc" s1uthsr.} along
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NeW-lOIk foOt oi VhaIlDt''-''
as follows and I'VE minutes earlier from West I'D 81
O,OO A M-Nest tuled Express Gaiy for Bineh9mtc'
Waverly Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo S'Vo
p NJ. Pafor 20 RIEalo r,.
9:I5 A. M.-Vesyue1 Eyprest daily. except SUNDAY
For port Iervs Monticello lackaTa.en. Hon~-da,- ara
t.r,an, local PORTS corning Daily Por; jeTNis
puI,nan Paror Cars for Montice, and Coming. ~
300 =. N.-VestlbUied Limited fas' NAL DAILY. soit
train FOR Chicago via chauauqua Lake arrives @ iroe
land 7:4o 4. NJ Chicago r NJ. s'epeis 10 'N'''s'
20 r. M-Buffao and Cleveland Nestibnled EHptsS'
Dsiv arrives Pufyalo 7.05 A ". Pfadf0rA. III A NJ
IamestS Swn 700 A NJ. 7oyelant 1880 =. " s~epci-
n Yalo and Cleveland making direct connections iOr
)cfrrif Chcago and the West Caft Lbray Car.
s4S T.. M.-Via Chau'auqua l.ak" and Niagara Falls
Chicago. Sleepers TO HOrnrllssls
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Gar ~ ,.,,,,.,.
accomrodations et III IL 2di 4ol sad go ,reei
va va "a Tar,ier- and West 23d-st. feTes. NevYork ft
az es Fuon-s,.. 1od Broalway i'rooyn 600 HudSor-
40 t-Nhfrrn and Jersey civ station. W.-tcoft EN-
ss calls tor and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
se,ces 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
MISSING WINDSOR GUEST FOUND.

: L. Siiveira. guest at the Windsor Hotel who
md been missing FOR over week. was found yes
terGay IN Jersey City Mr. Silyera who is about
sixty years old and has large business interests IN
fhe West. has for some time been staying at the
Vindsor About ten days ago ne left this city 20
yisi. some friends in Newark. y. j.. and. after
snendlrg q day two with them. announced his
Intention Of returning TO the hotel Subsequently
/, was ascertained by his friends that h. had
never reached his destination, and search was i'm
rnediate'v begun for him
His relatives were communicated with. and the
rolice were informed Of his disappearance. Despite
ali efforts however, il was not until YESTERDAY
-hs. tf .rgs Of him were received He found
Nv a friend wandering aimlessly abOU, the streets
OF Jersey city. MIR. Sveira was evidently suffer-
.rg from some mental dcrangement, and was IN
able when questioned TO give any connected in
|o-rati0n as his whereabouts and actions since
hs d!saunearance. lie was taken 10 his %rothers
home In brooklyn, Where he is now under medical
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
MI LACK KAWANNA AND WESTERN II. u.
staiions in New-iork foot OF barclay
vEsTInIIED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
SIM CtRS PINTSCH LIGHT.

r,,rec. route 10 NEWARK. BLOCMFlkLD. MONTCl'AlR
1uE ORANGES summit, BeFnaTdsville Bask.ns
Rtgc Madison. Morrisown, own,,S rass9c F9en.9n BOP
i6ieXTsiN Washington PHILLlPSHURG. EASTON.
" aT;FP GAP STROUDsRURG. Poe no Moun,ans.
"a, '<>n.;OT PITTSTON. WILkESRhRRE NANTf-
ssrotyr 'DANVIII.E. NORTH 'MHERl.AND. Mont
@ 1o\ I, Ht,rEGIJAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
,9T. ,nI Di-TicA RICIIFIELp SPRINGS. Cortland.
SSoBBXTxG BATH DANsvIII.E BIFFAiO and all
,OI,S }n,S 'V-E,sT NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
% 1NEBINGIAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
n s'at0,ws cafe Can BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINc-
wv II aNTOS OWEGo ITHACA; EI:MlRA. LTICA
i{icnFIFID SPRINGS. sYRACUSE end osWEGo
FFXpREss Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting at
. rsa,I' va rior Car New York to Richneid springs
IN nan 20 "sCRANTON. WTLKESBARRF and EIMIRA
IN" ri,vPREsS Pullman Buffet FaIor cars ~
.oo e3 ~ =. sep ANTON. WILKrsBARRF AMI PIYN-
'"0 oI-rIT EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parior Car.
700 P M axchic,sgo Xes5ged r Ii1a yp EAPTes'
FAr0 Pullman Buffet sle.pins. Ger Ne"-YorN 10
\, n Dauyo-TuNal0 EXPRESS. Pullman Sespers ~
Gov cI;1pA ANrNE PrNCHAMTON FfMIHA. BATH Mt
NORRIS ana Bt'rFAIO. arriving BnHalo : a u
$50 p NJ GDalv)- b. .FFALO S.EANTuN hlNsrt ,.. NJ
oSWWrGoo EXpREss Pullman Baret seepers
TIcKrTs AND PULLMAE ACc9MMoDtTlnNTn ~
renry Gaze & Sons Limited. ii3 Broadway. ~ pa'f
place 4os broadway and 9i2 broadway Tcksts AZ -
stations III 4th-ave T"h-s'; G' Nr-' l-'f-s''
Coi.irbus-sve Nev-Yo;k :2s and 72s Fulton g. snn
100 Hroadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fll iAfof
''S 'SwFe-CGrr yT EXPPres COs,r NY viii cell for and
no. residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sIpREME COURT. CITY ANp 90 % NIY
OF NEW YORK Mary a. Me'S-'.
p.stntlT .eains: Lillian JULIA Rollins -
Al Defendant. Action ~. one
il urrsuArc. u q judgment or iorr
-lir- and sale duly made ana entered
.n the Above entitled acton ana D"a''Hs
la,. IN. Plat dsy - June. lH'',
,b. uri.r.,gs-d. ne Referee N
said 'ulgmrui named. VIII seel AZ plo..-
auction a. the New York feal f-s'alS
sales Room. 80 III Broadway. IN l.s
city u New Yerk IN tri,aaay:; yy:;o,ott .t nron ,,,,
o. tina, day pv D. Phoenix lnsraham -
"a aucflsneers the premises II stl1
judgdmeut m~nt'.nel and therein de-
rcrih~d as follows. -,
situate. Alng ami being IN me "eh'l
fourth W.ri Z the cry u New lcIS'
bound led and described az follows. BE
GINNING At a stDae IN nNil-"' ll w
westerly sito or lin" y -eag" icN Nf-hI.'
distant FL A Enc measured a InS -" N~r'
eriv sid of S-dgwick Avenue eizht nua-
frel and nineteen and - lD 'sly.o"l Zee
uorfhsry from fh- corner formed bt INC
lrter@er'Ion ~ saii westerly side * >-d9
wick Avenue VIII tie 'ast'rly sllr ol eh
avenue TOW called kl'erNlrN IrIia.'.
formerly called ii-ath Avenue, running
tterca q. ~th.r.y forty Ave degrees Wes'
one hundred AMI rfty three ana Ol l"p
ti53.Ci fe-t - 3 TN" monument Nni''.
mpnun@r, - slant one nhhdIeI ""'
-v.rf, ag- f-at from kf"rfiew I~rrA'-. .
,hs,.. an a the uar.ifel tor nearly sol
VITA Rivsrvire T--rrc- west Forty NE
fegr-as south Oae hundred and si'} I'VE
ara u - l5J.l7i feet 20 .and no" or
!sie os F1riham Mlrrs. thence Ut an
@as'"r.v d're' zion ? 10 lani h'N llts
.- I-.-t..a-n NJ -rf. one hun;ret ana
eiyhiy -e,.n and - 40 -. so f-ct 10 a
piin; on ne wesieri- side oi seq" x
Avenue n.il thence N n0rihsflf dirre
iion along tne westerly -ide of -eig" "ict
Avenue one hundred and three and u loD
,io2 4, feot 10 the point or place ~ b"
tinning Together with the appurien'n -
th.fe;3 belong TX. 49, -
dated N-w York. August e6t.. lN'l
LAWRENCE GJDklN.
Referee
MERRILL 4 ROGERS.
Attorneys for PiaintiD.
III Broadway.
New York 'ity.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
xrvEROUaS MERCHANTS ARRIVE.
.cr,yrrY AT THE HEApoUARTERS-TRfiN' ~
ARRANGE MORE EXCURSIONS

.cr,yrrY AT THE HEADoUARTERS-th''N" IN" ~
ARRANGE MORE EXCURSIONS
.,.,,r merchants registered at the offices OF the
'.,,s, Association Yesterday in larger numuers
Gov many days past They came princlfa'y
w. - Tho West in the second series u eNcurslo"s III
-. ,s known "a the territory OF the JOINT lia'"o
ca.ion Tickets for these excursions "e'e
r,no3 ON sale at all points within mat tern'o'! VI
ps,,. . which was last Friday and the SAFE OF
Aux" ,.,o,s will continue until and including to-
core of the advance guard of these excursions
~..os on saturday but far larger NUMBER came
- sunday and yesterday morning. Those VINO
"ses " sunday and on the early morning trains
- ot the rooms OF the Merchants Association al
~ Den,ng OF business and they completely over
go the place. The crowd was SO great that II
l1 necessary 10 use two registers at once.
double Inc was io'"i'0' " ~
matters. ,
-, sonewhat but during all the day there were
ob additions the registry list the number regis
..,nc being nearly double the number who regis
led on the day when the merchants frst began 10
i've in the hrsi series OF excursions In Joint
ram Association territory These arst excursions
a. and including August 10. Since the register
US y. drst opened Monday, August 3 owe: sixteen
hundred names have been inscribed the eieoh hot IN
..,nsing the number who came Yesterday.
The Merchants Association has made application
- he chairman Of the Southeastern Passenger AS
3ciatjon asking for another set OF excursions from
~ south from September 10 to September H. nclu-
sY1ci-sions from the Trunk Line territory. This re-
onest was made SO as TO give a chance to get 10
Sew-YoIk those southern merchants who want 70
-emain at home until after the cotton crop shall
nave been harvested in part al least, II nci enrey
This request has not yet oeen granted DGt heie mas
,een hardly time yet for the Southeastern Passenger
ASSOCIATION 10 have acted upon IL !, the request Is
granted notice will be sent out az once throughout
he south by means OF circulars which VII be dis
r.utel every merchant living in rle terfidiory tory
east q the Mississippi River and south OF the Ohio
Rver
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
STOR RAGE.

"~r~>~Oo~~>~~~>>o>N 0-~~--.o-~NN-~~~<~~~.c
NM !. WRIGHT. Bridget keenan,. Mary
4. Hurnhln. VIM. H. rrOHn. May -iag.s-
tn. .'0ssgu, ,bunbell. Mabel A8INs. Catnsrn
Johnson. Wm. II. Wilson. Mary r. Hug
gins, l.. -chrsm. Louis Sieg-iman. Ms.
Langdcn. L.. Btunan & Co.. eacn Of You
arc hereby notified that yDnr belongings
now on si.rag- will be- sold At auction il,
charg"s az" rot paid on or before ocfDD-r
.. 1877. PEOPLES STORAGE CNM-
pan: - w.; 2't..ss
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives rn~alo o55 F. NJ. Pullman re.'ibnls pay
coa eh4. AMI Parlor cars. Drins car Service Meals
"A carte connects Buffalo with through s'eepers -
DA'~rt and Chicago. .,.,,,
.I.:2J I2;tO L. NJ daily. except sunday. FOR MtTCH
CHUNK anl intermeliaf@ p0i-is. -.,.,>,
sI2:,5. 1:15 !. NJ. Sundays only. f1r EAS4oN
MATCH CTfI NIX and the coal brsnches ., 80,
sI:cI. VI daily. except sunday. 'or w lI.N -
BARRD PiTTSTON. SCRANTON and principa! irt@r-
,neate stations Connects fsr all points IN coal regions
char Wtikesharr~
'3:,5. 4:1o T. VI daily. cycept Sunday for WiLkES-
RATRF PTTTS-ON SCRANTON AMI p Nc pa inter
Pullman Ture. Parlo- Car - Wik"sbirrN
1855. 3I5 p. ". daily for EAsTON am Inter
1885 G:IO F. VI. Ga.v. evc~rt Su7lav Express for
slangon and priscpa in:errediate stations connects
harrisburg. Chair os- 70 -iatinEfH1
sc:J5, 400 = daily f0f III FFAIO NIAGARA
FALLS. 80 points West. Pullman seaper vestibnlH
t-af- ! CfcaSo. SseTe-s 20 Buffalo and Tororto
1883. $40 p daily. except sunday & sionn - & qniy
n sOI'TI PI.AINFiELD. EAsToN: HITmI fnrM
MAvcII CHINK.i l. E = ~ NCTioHH, StVHS' Gs;N IN
ma seeper for Buffalo None bst sleeping car pas
s.rr4-e carried X baggage carried -
'S.a5. 900 y. VI lan-. for ITHACA. GENEVA:
ROrTFSTrR R'-FFAIO. NIAGApA FALLS. snl all
points West Pullman sleerers 10 WHk"sbare and ithaca
,hf fonai local da!~ except sunday FOR BOl -
HrOOT rfe.nei points leave "a io!i VS.: : -.
a.n0 4 " go '3:i3. 20. ard '5,,i $50 z "
Tickets and Pullman 1datiO1s nt il3 2hl Zi'
~ a4A and 800 advav. II T. lith ST. ij6 T. l2oh
s. i27 Bower. y. T.. SEQ Fulton St. court 81 W
R-1advsv ard BROOKLYN Annex Brookyn
Y Transfer viii call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 10 destination
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

YORK. VI HNrAal4 Terminal. cAlf-
f.uTe.A1;O 81 D. n.. and y 80 nlgnt.
PiT1SBI RG 3"5. -. sun. 80 sun ~. 10 night
i.ixtINN \ Att ST LOUIS. 9.55 n. 4,j p.
WhsHINGTON BALTIMoKE. % 80 Dining Can
,,.os IN dining carr. 30 % dining CAR. -.sj
rrirg can, Ss5 .. m II 10 night Sunday. 555 DIN
,rg On ii 20 Dining Can. 30 dining Can. 30
Tsn,ng carr 5.j5 p. IN, 1910 night
%ORFOLK. II - a. IA. CAIN -
SEW- ORLEANS Through s.ecper = 30 = daily.
~ Trains leave folt Liberty St minutes later.
All trains are illuminated with fnisch Lishi.
oe,ces. 2Gi. i3i. LAO u Na', 81 r. IAN st.
,o1 povery n Y ;3J 344 Fulton ST. Br,,kisn; Write
tsl Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
dss
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PnlLADELPNlA. HALIIN MD WAslIING
For pHu-ApELPHrA from whtehau Terminal.
~ eeL day~ % -, 9.5I u - Dining can A 81
a5 ~ Soa no G;gIet Car ,25 t.si ,D,nlns
eorr ,5 C -. - p NJ, le 10 mdt.
sr,Ta,s So go ll;25 Dining Cari A NJ i.,.i
s..5 4 - OD.ning Cen $50 =. N. i2lc mdi
ION, FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later with
,sltoral trains at $50 - daily. 30 and 100 p VI
week days .- -. .c-,,..o-l..
- Terminal
Vel savs 80. 30 II - Dlrinr Can 4 NJ -.
80, - CDinng Car). 5.5i = NJ l2:iO mdt sundavs
=; II. % DINING car \. y. 10 +:55 DINING Cat)
From root LIBERTY STREET minutes later
seats can b.
n.s,@v s. Whitehau ST. IL. l7a. 2Cl gii 40
eoq r,rslway. 737 9th Az. 81 East I4h ST. ls3 Tss,
-, c. e72 Nes' l25th St 25l C9lumbu. A. Sev
~" court ST SEQ Frlton-st Bropki'n % BrosdN ~
-,sfrr The New York Transfer Company will cai'
-, All checl. baggage from hotels or residences to
desfiu1ton.
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