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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

"IiND When newspaper is
TEACHER. disappointed it should
not become sour. The Courier journal be-
I gins an editorial with these words:
/ Nothing pleases the rabld silverlte now
as much as breaking banks and falling
/ factories. The crash OF business is the
sweetness music that can come to the ca
lamlty-howler's ears. and the red flag OF
the auctioneer is the standard under which
he is willing to march at any time to reyile
the goldbugs If not to destroy their prop
erty."
That shows a recklessness Of statement
that is exceedingly roprehensible. There
are no people so anxious for return Of
prosperity as the silNerites. and they call
attention to these repeated failures only to
tmphasize the fact that II the people Of the
United States would stop these things in a
measure. they must undo some wrong leg
islatcn which they have passed and which
so many thousands of them seem to be
proud of. In the same article. speaking of
The improving conditions. the Courier-Jour-
nal saws:
Money is as cheap now as It has EVER
been In recent years bonds are very high
ali railway and other stocks are much i'm
proved Agricultural products are also bet
ter wheat being very much higher"
The Courier Journal seems unable to
learn that cheap money means hard times
and that heavy investments in low rate
bonds and stocks Is a certain proof that
men Of means dare not use their money in
legitimate business. IS for The rise in
agricultural products, there has been 10
reason through any cause in this republic.
!, IS due solely to the fact that crops In a
great measure have been destroyed in Aus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
LEADING EDITORIALS
From the Philadelphia Press.
MAKE HASTE This is the treachsr-

I rom inc i'nlldtinnla fItss'
MAKE HASTE This Is the treacher-
SLOWLY. Gus month OF storms
and sudden changes In the weather as is
evidenced by the marked increase In tue
health boa, as returns Of deaths. Convey
iis in its train rheumatism, pneumonia ana
heart failure. there is but one bit OF phh-
osophy to be gathered along with Feoru-
ary's dlrefll har,est-that is the necessity
Of care In convalcscence. on q mid May
day or midsummer morning the ar 10
bland AID stimulating. but wintry ar
should not be breathed TOO suddenly after
one has been confined 10 the house for an
length of time. Even a slight chill or small
check of vitality may have fatal results 10
any iAtient who has either lurking or pro-
nounced pneumonia. The house hres must
he kept UP evenly. the fresh air admitted
cautiously. and all the drink must be SIM
Harry adjusted with reference to @Venncss
and TO avoidance of shock by cold.
Physicians and nurses arc always on the
lookout for sudden rise In temperature
which Is alarming; but perhaps ihe family
and the patients themselves do not realize
that there Is great danger IN sudden fall
IN the bodily warmth. and that TO oYertax
a weakened body by any experiments Of too
hastily taken exercise is always dangerous.
IL is chiefly those sufferers who have sud
denly fallen i'll out OF robust health that
fail to realize the necessity Of care The
delicate man or woman has learned to
ne careful and TO avoid extremes. But Feb
ruary air some times brings only fresh dam
fofs to those who venture out into ii when
not seasoned" to its insidlous chilliness
or to the dampness arising from slushy
streets. Hold the balance even" and do
not hurry in getting well" should be
stamped across all the invalid calendars for
six weeks to come. at least.
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A Worker for Texas.


WaNahachle l1Eht.
Texas Journalism Is far in advance of
that OF any Southern State, and is the Deer
OF even he Northern citie.. Thi, statement
is not prompted h. desire to throw
houquetr but as a plain fact There Is no
better paer 10 be found anywhere than Tho
Houston Post. aud the sunday edition IS
more than an exception. Every department
IL complete. aud what Is more important
!, IA on unrelenting worker for Texas and
her institytions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
what the Farss' !
Hunt County News l..

Hunt County Ne"s 10, II
A Hunt county farmer .I n
cotton and hauls It to 'a !. = \, v
for the bagsiug and a., tiss' M y
then, then '5I Z, ,,sul u 4 the vslsAsI =
CO. cents en- 81 freight % oh, ss % ~
meet nesii Gu ~. ~, ,inls &c, Il re,cAs 4
Is Isl then sno 'n'I and H., sold + y l,.;
house houses - at ne Z l iobslas he r.
Of ., expense n,srehs Il "a p,s 's
t then the railroad. ~. g. I'D !
Not e .ns reisil IT, b.: y, !, n
expense es,s d about e 4. !, .s,srs
round round I ~ .ssIr saa' .,'I
tine the p If asiso.css' cat 'sssISs
allow va a. article away =;
coo. h Hrno' would bals su q,
Hunt I n,,e Il co'ioa $50,
every every adjolaias 3 s9a y - :
her far,liss s' ss',sial '
farm. VIII ,lil', 's Al s.psr
not rea 81, xhers be
Ggure on. IA vheu
balance d 'ne r4~st
wAss q
81 aush and n, .ss n,
B !rs. Who Sou'i 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
From the Rochester IN. W Post.
PANhmENTs AND 4 recent
PUBLIC HEALTH. arh oo,,. -,

PUBLIC HEALTH. Of health officials
in philadelphia represents that the In.
creased healthfulncss of that city during
the last few years has been due laree,v
to the increased attention given to clean
Illness In the public streets. similar rc.
suit is noted in other cities under similar
conditions. Municipalities are giving more
attention To this matter than formerly
where the population Is crowded together
II u OF the utmost importance that the san /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
CURRENT Fun.

an v he that | am insane?" she sud-
denly asked herself and pa.oi with ter
For M The sUggt, ZION
tanS hai been trying on bonnets now for
InIta weeks, WORKING ten hollrs each day
hor ''"s '"A'
Possibly her head was not right. 1t was
an awful thcught'-Puck.
:, Binks-Beg rard9n, SIR but 1 think you
nave my umbrella there
:. S,ranser-Yolr umbrella, SIR? OF course
II may he. You know how umbrella :
ehange hands, Ha, ha, Permit me to
restore H.
, p ks tio himself walking away Those
nhppy thoughts Of mine are simply inspi-
~ oh5. My umhreGa. lila, ha, hai-Cln-
''hnaa Commercial Tribune.
MT, Wickwire--Of all the fool bills
nsltAiSht out this year, ! think that one ~
~ MEsoui. man Furnishing railroad EN-
'iuhcs i9I nlmlng y one Of the worst.
,,, MIS-; Wickwire-I'll bet Iris wife put him
His wife?"
g. somo brakeman has run of with
h'g h%el gTl." Washington Star.
10 GeoFs osr des,r hes the srl he is engaged
sites, Ana his. sis,er says she Is a
s'sh'' Indianapolis Journal.
lter FNihar-Do YOU think, sir. that you
Sdn support a woman OF such extensive
- -" - nay daughter2
Ter AdorerI do
&c, F1iher[Then take her and be hap
w. can New York Journal.
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WIN lie Represented.
Fort Worth Register.

made no application for place IN the
Mckinley inaugural parade. But Colonel
Green will be there and Tom ochiltree, 50
the State vii! not so entirely unrepre-
seutfd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

Brsnha,n Banner,

The Houston Post. TO its credit be 1t said
Is steadily growing IN favor and popularity
with the people Of Texas. many OF whom
regard 1t as the beat paper ever published
n TexsA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
GOSSIP q

NJ Depew i h r,sIuast NJ
with both h h nS'd Y 4 Z
PAPER m'le the he. Court Z II ,&s
w,.,' ''' fully nsssSs
with with the s.llsx J,
Is the only rems,s Mug u ~ )
yards bera g. S'n'ns lnvJa . ~
busy 49,. 80 She will ~ ~ ~
for lo uueRs viii at ~ ID n U
ing up ~: Judging from =, = hs
That, .se'' tisiaS
a big upto u.r'er -'f' d d, I.
to the s.,s an store d.ysa ~
compIe, s'' =. o. safes In q. L. -
n,,.,,. set Of burglar. x
i,'aiVos, captured frn,. 'oSs u
coca y me e., other Is the ~. , /. ~ d,
u IN opening. - 'asy III
with al, -,
in reckless PROPULSION J, I, . t'a
TN ball but one lou !, = sntlp
and that seems !. e 9 VA "
detectives can find 49,, s'Has
Gilbert, an English ,a sa'as Ill.,
vii, Mi,n pay, pavid Won Fitch s,.., ~ u
,, lost a diamond ols5l b
,nei,rloom, valued At iloS uqs
a addy remained until dsyl,.sM. u
amy mad her moneys vo,s sa' "
~,
inc novelty Of Mrs. A,,,A
Belmont racin, .,ss, p'rls i
attention here ,bon.s snnsa
in ENGLAND. Mo- su u y vsr u
plentiful. Fair LIlv i I.,sey socs
e Tue -, best known on The Ea,I,,ss e.
be- eyrna a,,s peing Mr. Jsrssys j. i
MUSES. afe ilt
Central parL a..
in, a.. q" 10 itsaily !,
re Ns nunperless attraction, |.
'ua' might well be copied h, -,
The general iuteres ,,l.. 80
ment is ann,o sNA'u u WI
tn ,,,.,,'', 'e'onpense f9 u
,iu "u''se' Tue newest arriy,l, !,
islands NJ ~, c az. ~ IRON ets I
nearer the missing linz r.. ,nq y
seen here. Their faces are ,lps
'ne'f 'aiis particularly dakr
Valentino nav =,
with scarceIv = ,,u.,. y
-, ,,, -. " ''pp'e u us
gus N'e,ropoiis. Some yean Y
missives from loye-slck IN.
sweethearts were xo nun..,.. !.
renorts uaro Nd.
e'e A'aue u lne ofr'1
washington; but this year II
over the average deily mail w /
mat the regular force handel
out difficulty. The store yLx4
zone the way OF the Christina d
set were those made ~ q. ~
painted or embroidered.
a. $50
s quo u 20 ee 4, gwen ,,, At h !. -
ont for ,bs fIr,, Tina as r .a,,l ! !,
tol shot In America. There W !
principal matches police, sap
contestant. and The prI.s "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
HOUSTON DAILY POST
Houston Prlntina Compsav.
9 Z WATSON. r. y. yoHNsT0M:.
q. ). PAIHER. s.crstsrS.
sn 3 S4 es:. .osf i ~ ~ o S0s.
esm,- Weekly Post. N2 Cole. per Week.

rntsreA n he resiosncs q noussoA TsxaA
a. Second Class Matter.
epbsenpeca By Maii-paiiy and sunday ~ 90
$500; enc month, el.o0
eunday Post, one year el.ol
6ontW eekIy Post tMondzys and Thursoavp oas
year, 81 90; siI months. 30ci three nosths. soc.
Eastern business once. ~ Tribane building NOV
Yors, Tue T. c. Beckvtth Special Agency.
Vestsrp Business once. s5y Tho Rookefy,. CHI
caro-, The s. .. Bec.with special Agency.
q. Z. Y. Holland. Travelling Auditor. e..
Nov Orleans Ia Business Hesdounfnrs ~ ist
st. Charles street, H. r. a. rooms, Il Il 1hosfI
Agent
Thc Posts travelling Agents Colonial ". y. carey.
General Travelling Agent; VIII Y. Lnnt }. IA
Benish, y. IL. Holland aud Is. u. Carey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
Special STAN Commandments.

AT AUSTIN--L. A. Petit office in the
State Capitol Building.
AT DAILAS--James Hays Cuaries.
Windsor HOTEL 40
AT GALVEsToN-J. II. Sullivan. Office
IN the Evening Tribune Building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, 4sl. Business. iss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

one pleasing feature connected with the
hE New York bail IS tina. Mrs Bradley
Aartin has not proposed to go on The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

ne Texas statesmen had good time
yr~'"riay ard express themselves as de-
'Ehied with Their trip to the historic bat
uen'ld OF san Jsclato
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

Now would be a good time TO push A
sooi roads blu through congress. A good
deal OF walking VIII be done about
March
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

sho9i Nj cieselani decide TO make a
ioHi Of the world. az has oeen surges,e,i
10" "onid eouhtiess he received with great
honor In both England and Spain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

'lliornla ela'mS TO possess the biggest
'o,ie'i!on Of fossils ia the United States
Va ail Is The matter with kansasg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

Thai war IN Crete was a kind OF zone
night sand. " SO 20 speak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

Asa Bushnell and Asa Jones ar. at the
i"ea OF political affair, in Ohio. and
aolb,iess Mark Hanna considers them
We hiist% pair Of Aus in che State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

the editors are having a nice tire In
''~!N'5'9n' hut they must not leaJ,e Texas
~i'hout seeing Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

N few days all THAI will remain of
I@'iuns eneTvescent dream OF glory will
Dr a badly 'rampled front yard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19

queen LII VIII De one OF the people who
VII feel thrill Of exquisite delight as
5H- sees 'he porily figure Of aIr. Cleveland
s'alk'ng down Pennsylvania avenue on
the fourth Of March.
The sun., 1897-11-07

HUNARD LINE TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
~ From Pier 40. \. r.. foot OF Clarkson st
Campania Nov l3 BOA Iucania, Nov. 81 1880 AM.
Umbrla, Nov. 20, p NJ. Etrura Dec. I. p N
VERNON H BROWN CO. .Grn.Ag'ts.4 BowlingGreen.
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SfEamunAIS.
BOSTON ANDNEW ENGLAND,

sTONINGTOH LINE, via Stonington. Leave Pier
80 n r.. one block above Canal St week days only,
NORWICH LINE. Via New London. Leave Pier 40
(old MOI, N. r.. next Desbrosses at, week days
only. at !. ". Steamers City Of Lowell and
hhode Island.
FALL. INV ER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier lS, y. r.. foot OF Murray ST.. week days
only at $500 p. NJ steamers Priscilla and Puritan.
Orchestra each.
The sun., 1897-11-07
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF West Twenty third and Des-
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
rK The leaving time from Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt
streets Is nve minute, later than that given below for
TweRty' third st,est t station pr,, p,rO. p,r,o,
: to chicago. No coaches to Pittsburs.
fAsT fR5
snnE d4 Shcas
M Gaea% Ib sT E5s IS
T:'Sfs
f0f
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST. Louis.
p. NJ MAIL ASD ExPREsS.-Puman nures
PitssSufs. f al and points Vest. daily except @ sunday
.iSs H% 'Nsens =. N. PACIFIC EXPRESS rt,sburs
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo,
eA''ps " W&sMISs:IO Ss AND THE SOUTH.
7:55 s:25 e:25 900 Dining Car. 1892 M. i2:55,
s3s aiT might; SUNDAY s21 gS5 so lGsS ,S
Dining cars, t:s5 lbinns Car. i:55 Dining Carr.
SOUTHERN NRAILwAY.-Ezpress. 1925 p NJ. l2:io
ATIANfic COAST L1NE.-Express. s:s5 A. NJ and
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAMwAY.-4:55 P NJ.
FOR Old POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-75s A.
N week days and 7:55 p. " daily.
CAFE MAY@i2:55 p NJ week days.
Long Branch Asbury Park dnter!aken ,sundays,.
tythird Street station s:55, Ii:55 A. M a:iS,
$3.50. ll:2o p NJ. sundays. a:25 A. NJ. 4:55 p. 81.
(from Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets), $40 A. NJ,
1910. $40. 5lo. 1850 p. N. Sundays. 9:45 A. NJ.
b:l5 p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6:l5 7:25 7:55 S:25, s:5j. 9:25 (8:h5 Pennn. Linn
ited) 9:55 Dining Carr. 1888, 1888 a. NJ, l2:a5.
1853. 2:55 800 4:25, 4:25 Dining Car. 10 Din
ing Car) 5:55 Dining Carr! 7:4o, 7:55. 500 p. NJ.
e:55 LimitedJ s:55 1855 A. NJ. :55 Dining Car.
S;55; 1928 Dining Can. 400 GDining Carl; 5:5a,
Ticket ofices Nos. 46l. u44 1876. 1928 II l. and 2Gl
Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty third street
Station. and stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cort.
landt Streets: Court Street $40 Fulton Street S5
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. Brookynt
Station, Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com
puny Will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
The sun., 1897-11-07
2atlrnads.
DELAWARE. LACkAN ANNA 4 WESTERN
Il. R.
Stations In New York. foot or barclay and
Christ Ophrr SITS.
yESTIBCLE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
lkINlslH

VE<TIBCLE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PtNTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 Newark, bloomfield Montcla!r. tbs
Oranges. Summit, BernardsvIllc. Baskn Ridge. Mad.
ison Morrlsown. Passaic. Paterson Boonton, Dover.
Stanhope. Newton. Budd's Lake. Lake Hopacong,
Hackettstown. Schooey's Mountain Washington.
Phiipsburg Eas'on. Water Gap, stroudsburE, Pocono
Mountain, scranton Pittston Wiikesbarre. Nantcoke.
Danvilie, NOrthumbcrland MontroSe. Bnghamt1n,
oxford, Norwich. Watervillr. Utica. Rchfeld Springs
Cortland, Syracuse. Oswego, Ithaca, Owego Elmira,
Corning, Bath pansviile. Buffalo. and all points West
Northwest. and Southwest.
500 A. m.-Ringhamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. M.-(Cafe car)-ButTalo Scranton, Bing
hamton Owego. Ithaca Elmira, Utica, Syracuse
and oswego Express. Pullman buffet parIor cars
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West
I 100 T.. M.-Scranton. Blnghamton. and EImra EI
press, Pullman buttet parlor cars.
400 y. M.-SCrantOn, Wilkcsharre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
ZOO r. NJ Daily Chicago vestibue Limited EK-
press for scranton. Binghamton. klmirn Buffalo
Pullman Buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago
Dining west of liufralo.
aiaO T.. N.-lDoyl-Rufralo Express. Pullman
slsepers for Scranton BinRhamton. Elmira BGth,
Mt. Morris and Buralu, arriving buffalo A.. NJ
OiBO q. NJ Daily)-Punao. Scranton. Bingham
ton, Owego, ltha IA Elmira, Syracuse. Utica and
Oswego Express pullman buffet sleepers
Ticket and Pullman rccunmu mudatiOns ht Henry Gaze
4 Sons LID, llS lr radway. - Park place, and I2g
tions, IL +thav. cor. l2th st. C West l25h 295
Columbus nv. New York, 33S aud 723 Fulton st. and
lO6 Broadway BROOKLYN Time tables giving full in.
formation at all stations.
Wescotts EX press Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to destina nation.
The sun., 1897-11-07
Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West esd st. penn r. RJ Cortlandt
.Indicatos time n mom NV Vest 20 St. other figures
show ,ims from cHrsnd' .,mo ,r oSsnso;sss u
for MAucH CHUNK and intermediate stations.
s s.eR 5,rs daily MInk ;S wKhs"AIEEE is IiE
ITHAcA rGESEyA., N22GtHEsTER, r.FAi,o;
nHn Hoaisi lining H car and md chair hal car to Elalo Nv
.IO.s5. IOisO A. i" sundays only. for BOUND
MAucn cHuNK and intcrmodiat. points
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Bunalo 9:55 +. NJ Pullman ysstioule Day
la Carte. Connect, at Buffalo with through sleep
I@,sa. 9S'o ia'Io M T. d daily except Sunday for
MATCH CHUNK aud Intermediate Ioints. ,...,,,,
MhGca cHuSR and a. inc SHIis @Sa Gra"c6as 26 ''
wIKasphRsR PrTsr6Ny ra9NyS iI% x""% ""s prn.
In coal cgions chair car for w!ikeshnrrc
wiKhspthRr s"n PrrTsroS' SGi' scRf&2ToS S and prn In
cipa intermediate stations n"nnrcts for all IoinIs
in cod regions; Pullman Buffet raroF Car for
.I,S,, s,lar. NJ daily for EAsroS and inter
.S'as, S,io !: NJ. daily. except SUNDAY. EHpr,s
tions. Connects for Rcaiin5 aud Harrisburg ch'ir
car .a,s.. ~ a!sS s1o daily for RuFFALo NIAGARA
FALLS and all points Wet Pullman sleeper Vcsti;
hnl" train y. to Chicago, slecpers TO Iunalo aud
,ss sao &aliy osceE' s4GGay s stqTEqn.
GENEvA. r RpcHESTEK. BATAVIA, aut RrrfA!o.
Pullman sleeper TOR BLffalU. Some but sleeping car
passengers carried, 30 uagg carried.
s,s5. DioO i. NJ daily. tor ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGAEA FALLS, and all
points West, Pullman slceIers to WilErsharre ahl
fthnIa.
Audtlonal local trains daily except sunday !"r
TOI- ED RI:OOK and intermediate points i'aNr rs
follows 's;55, 9:pp A. 81 'l.53. $50, $500 i'2o.
and sr:j5. &:,Su T., n.
Iickc5s AMI Pullman A.rommodntion, a, iIa, "el,
273 $50 HII, aud 1898 BrollwAr, ~ T.. iiN ~, 10
F.. l2ath st. l27 Buw,ry, y: S"l FuIt"n -,
Court ST.. ~ B'waS. and Rrr'niyn Annex, brooklyn.
y y Transfer 20. vii! cali f,r nni rh",'k OasEa,a
frMm hnIrl WI .sll -Mrn LLI-LL.L q l.-.llMAtlL.
The sun., 1897-11-07
LINE.

TWINSCREW EXPRESS from New York TO Plym
outh (London). Cherbourg, Paris. and Hamburg.
F. Bismarck. Nov. IL. 10 A. NJ.
HAMBURG SERVICE by TwinScrow Mail s, s.
Palatia. Nov. go p. NJ Prussia. Nov. "a, A. M
First cab $50 up; second GLASS; $40; steerage, e32
HnnburE-A american Line, ~ BroadwnS.
The sun., 1897-11-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A GENTS,-Liberal discounts quick sales, excluslve
N territory Flavorinu Pogders aud other household
necessities particulars free. KIDD CHEMICAL COM
HANN. Chlcnpn
The sun., 1897-11-07

A GENTs.-seli the Sunlight lamp; cheap lamps I
"A you want them; liberal inducement.
The sun., 1897-11-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains eaNp Si'w YORK, foot %" chambers
st. follows. and ave rNiGuIrs cartier frpn West
O.0n =. W. VestihLle EKprrss daily for ltnghaus
O.OO lnn. Wavorly flu,ira, lwi alp lr,df'rd' rr'
TiN. BafIilp 500 T. VI. r.rIur Gar 10 BGi 40
O.inp. VI. .-Nrst,Lule NmLrG--Fnst ,n"il daily.
Z!U Solid train Tor Chicago. VA 'hAgidnIua
Lake. arrives Cleveland 7:Iu :. NJ. Chicls" l.. VI.
sleetora 10 Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincinnati bn'
7.SnI'. N.-I,ufTllo aad Cleveland yest,buie TX.
.CV prJ,s daily, arrive, ~ NlnA!u % 4, NJ,
hrgdrprd ;:l7 \. ~, jamestown go" A n. ,lrye-
making direct cuutectiun for detroit, Chicago and
the Wcat Csfe Library car.
St[P. M.-DAIIY-Vls Chait1UquR Lake aud
Q. tC Nlararg Falls NplliirHln 10 .A'aso. sleep
ers To HorneIsvilc. chtcaE" ana Cincinnati Dining
car. -
'I'ICKETs. Local TINE ARDS. AND PULLMAN
/ Acc IMMpDNT!DNS al IN. ll9 2Sl, Iul, aul
H67 Broldwas, ~ Bower. l5G East Goth ST, aud
81 West lgaIh At, Chamber. nd West 23I 81. Ferries
New York. 1888 Ald 7!G FIltOa St. lUJ Broadway,
Brooklyn: goo HUDSON u ipbnkon and Jersey city
station WystcOUs EXprrSs calls for ami checks bA6
gage from hotels and residences TO desIinaIlOst
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal, daily
CHICAGO. lih5 +. NJ. and lp:lO night
PITTSBUKG 3:T5 eN SUNDAY; ;h5 sun, Il 2l night.
CINCINNATI. ST, LOUIS. $3.50 a. NJ. 4;56 +. NJ.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, i:aj J:i5 Dining
Carr. :25 4. II. dining Car. l;5h. 3l5 Dining
Carr. I5b Dining Carr $50 T. NJ. lY:ln night. sun
day, 05a DINING 'Arl. l:2j 4. NJ Dining Carr, IS
pining Carr 4:o5 dining Car, 3:j5 +, NJ. 1910
night.
NORFOLK ll;25 A. NJ. dHIy.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper 400 p. NJ. daily.
Trains leave foot Librrty II, minutes later.
All trains arr illuminated with Plntsch light.
ofnces ll3, ~. 2bi 4Si. II 40 broadway ~ Fast
l4th st; lg7 bowery. New York 33H 3IS Fulton st.
Brooklyni Whitehall Terminal BagEage checked
from hotel or residence 70 destination
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white STAR LINE,

Teutonic. Nov. TO- noon Majestic Nov. "a, noon
Britannia. Nov. II. noon Adriatic Dec. l. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 45. North River ONCE, broadway. New York.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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ALBANY Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pier Al, n. r.. foot Canal
st., at p. II. daily Sunday excepted making direct
connections with trains North. East, and West.
CATsKILI., HUDSON AND CONSACkIE BOATS
leave Pier AZ, \. r., foot OF Christopher ST.. every
week day at 6 =. N.
KINGSTON LINE. West 9th St Daily p. NJ. Sat.
IN urdays at /. Steamers BALDWIN and ROMER for
Cornwall Scwburg New Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton,
Poughkcepsie. Hyde Park Esopus. Kingston connect.
Ing with U. & d. r. r. for al points In Catskills.
NEW HAVEN. Fare. 81; EXCURSION. e1.5o.
Fast steamers leave Pier 25. f. r., daily (Sundays
cxcepted) 8 p. NJ. and l2 midnight, arriving In time
for trains to heriden. Hartford Springfield. and
points North.
ID AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier "a, N. r..
IL foot Franklin st., for Cranston's, West Point,
Cold Spring. Cornwall Fishkin Landing. Sewburg.
week days p. NJ; Sun lays 8 A. II.
TROY ROATs.-CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th ST. daily. except Saturdays p ~,
connecting with Delaware and Hudson and Fitchburg
trains. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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