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TO CURE DYSPEPSIA.
A New Remedy which VIII DO 1t.

A New Remedy Which Will DO 1t.
Chronic Dyspepsia is considered by many
people to be nearly il not quite incurable.
No gooi reason can be given why they
tnInk SO except that perhaps they have
tried various remedies without much, il
any. benefit But the progress in every
branch of medicine has been such that
among other things a lasting cure for In.
digestion In its chronic form, as well as
temporary, has been discovered, and is
now placed before the public strictly on
its merits, as d permanent cure for all
stomach troubles or difficulties with the
digestive organs.
THIS new treatment is called Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, being put up In tablet
form SO as to be easily taken and also
20 preserve its good Qualities for an In .
definite length of time.
This remedy has produced surprising
effects in the worst forms OF indigestion,
and in many cases where ordinary remedies
failed to give even relief, Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets have fully cured.
The splendid results from using this
preparation are owing to the fact that it
is prepared and intended for Dyspepsia
and stomach troubles ONLY. 1t is not u
reall like 50 many advertised remedies,
claiming to cure everything under the sun.
but il is claimed that it is a certain cure
for Dyspepsia. and any one suffering from
any form OF indigestion cannot fail to
get permanent relief and cure from its
use.
It is so prepared and the Ingredients
are OF such a nature that when the tablets
are taken Into the stomach they DIGEST
THE FOOD no matter whether the stom-
ach is In good wor king order or not. You
ger sustenance and strength to mind and
body by reason OF the food being properly
digested, and at the same tile the much
abused stomach is allowed to rest and
recuperaBe-
Notwithstanding the great benefits to
be derived from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. the price is but SOC for fun sized
package and all druggists sell them
A little book IN Stomach Diseases mall
ed free BIZ undressing the Stuart Co,
Marshall, Mich, oel3-Steo0
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Che ~ NimeS
City Brevities.

Emergency Hospital officials report Mrs
Sunmeil improving very rapidly
The bird-shooting season, which opened
the 81 OF this montn, hae not proved as
successful as sporssmen wished.
The Miss Mann connected with the as.
sault ON Conduit road last Sunday night is
not Miss Mann OF Prospect avenue.
George t. Newton, George V. johnson and
william j. Kenney have been appointed
privatcs OF class one ON the police force.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster was yesterday, on
Inolicn 80 Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
admitted 10 practice IN the supreme court
of the District.
Rev. DR. II. Greene has returned 10
this city from his vacation in Vermont,
and will occrpy his pulpit at Calvary Bap'
fist Church next Sunday.
Conductor Cooksey, who was painfully
hurt by having a piece OF glass driven into
one OF his knees, is getting along nicely, and
left the hospital last evening.
Frank aariro, Of No. 923 street north
west, does not keep a seoonG-hand store,
as enormously stated In The Morning Times
Ia q brevity concerning the arrest OF Villa M
Brooks, colored.
Sam Hopkins and Tom Brown, cOlored,
had q fight on Eleventh street last evening.
and Brown got how ON the head with a
brick thai sent him to the Emergency Hos
pital for treatment. Hopkins was ar
rested.
Sam Williams cut his sweetheart, Eva
Washington, with a knife last night. be.
cause she flirted with another colored man
while riding the flying horses in Sosth
Washington. Eva was not badly hurt and
Sam ran away.
The first social evening OF the season
with tie Walthcr Society of the German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner OF
Fourth and Z streeIs. was successfuliy in
Hugurated at their rooms last night by
splendid program, in which the following
took part: The Misses Senkind and Kuhn
els and Messrs. Rupprecht, Riess, Sohlerf,
Spedden. Scimidtman and Hartung. Miss
Anna Schwartz. of Baltimore, Md, was
present among the audience, which CON
sisted of members and friends OF the
church and society.
Xercz Palido, soc at. 90e eth. 1t
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Well, well, half the game played. four runs
TO the good, with gooseeggfor the Grooms'
share, and then they came up with
rattle and beat US out.
Montreville and wngley- OF course, the
winning run in the ninth. with the shades Of
night rapidly falling, really did the blsi-
ness. That run warded off the tie, which
would have given wagner's outfit another
chance for their white alley" but at that
it didn't play as important and disastrous a
part az did De Montreyille's little Juggling
matinee with the sphere In the seventh In
ming. Nor was it one iota as heart-break-
ing as wrigley effortsin the same direction.
Immediately after his contemporaries star
performance.
IL looked ike finding game up TO the
seventh inning, when the Trolley Dodgers
evened up the score. Naturally, the fans
expected TO see the Lawmakers drop one
game on. OF tie collection In the City Of
Churches, hut surely not the first one.
Falling Gown on the opening game of
series has a demoralizng effect upon
the under dog, and it's a toss-up now if
the wagnerites do better than one out OF
three.
win" Mercer held down the rubber
against :he ba by carriage pushers, and he
acquitted himself in great style With
proper support he would have brought the
game home: hut the best OF pitchers
cannot be expected TO hold up an entire
team of ac.Obatic freaks. Wrigley and
DeMontre ville's handling OF the sphere
would warrant their signing with vau.
desiIle combination and doing turn At
Kernan's.
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SPORTING ODDS AND ENDS.

William Jennings has sold to J. J. Nc
Cafferty the six-year-old bay horse, Dutch
Skater, by Dutch Roller-Lena, by Tom
Ochiltree. The terms are private
II. a. Stock fieth has brought suit for
So. 600 damages against the Queens County
Jockey Out for being restrained from enter
ing the Aqueduct race track on July 81.
NJ. F. Dryer will have Tom Cromwell
and Ben Eder scIiooled over jumps this
fall and during the winter, and intends to
go in seriously for steeplechasing next
year.
The sailing OF thefi race for the Adams
Cup for sloops Will take place tomorrow
over the Atlantic Yacht Clubs insidecourse
The contestants will he George Hills Ak
ista, and ames Weir, jr.'s, Eidolon, each
having Won race for the cup during the
summer.
Tiny Williams has attracted considerable
attention bv his excellent riding since h.
has been in the East, and ii s likely that
he will continue to ri de here in the future.
]. E. Seagraen, it lis said, has offered Will
liams a good-sized salary to ride for him
next season.
Sam Fitzpatrick has taken the manage
ment Of Jack DAILY, the clever lightweight
of Wilmington, who IS TO box six rounds
with ''Kid'' Mcfarland, at Philadelphia,
Monday night. DAILY challenged the win
ner OF the Ziegler--C Connolly bout, and is
anxious for a bout with Billy Ernst.
The team selected by Philadelphia tocon-
test against the English cricket team next
week is as follows: e. w. Clarke, Craw-
ford Coates, jr., ]. II. Scattergood, II. C..
Thayer, A. NJ. Wood, w. Brockie and W.
w. Noble. Brcekie Will captain the team.
The first match viii take place next
Thursday.
The officials of the South Beach Ath-
letic club are having their own troubles
trying TO make money out of the boxing
shows. At the twenty-round contest be-
tween Eddie Curry and Billy O'Donnell
the club gave the boxers purse Of $500.
The receipts amounted to only $412. The
show cost the club $s35, 50 the club
officials were forced to pay about $424
out of their own pockets.
Every man who rides much has his own
ideas about repairing leak. The methods
Of Temporarily fixing puncture ar limited
only by the ingenuity Of the rider. Some
mend tires with chewing gum and tire
tape. A nan from Syracuse vows this
win do the trick: Debate the tire and fin
the pump half full of sweet cream. Inject
it slowly into tie tire. Turn the wheel
several times so that the cream can CIR
culate about the inside Of the tube. Then
blow up the tire. The leak u mended.
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b. e. o. BULLETIN.
REDUCED RATES.

Atlantic City and return, So, Saturday,
18th, 3 p. M; Sunday, 18th, $50 a. IN.
Tickets good To returnon all regular trains
Monday, Inclusive.
Philadelphia and return, So, Sunday. the
18th, $50, 7:O5 and a. m. trains going;
returning, all regular trains same day.
Baltimore and return, 81, Sunday, tie
18th. Tickets good going aud returnin & on
all regular trains that date.
Niagara Falls aud return, $1,000.
October 9th. Special train, with coache,
and Pullman cars, from Washington, S:1oa
m. Stop over, returning, at Mauch Chunk
Glen 0noko, Watkins Glen, Geneva, Roches-
ter, and Buffalo.
Columbus, Ohio, and return, S12.75, Sep
tember 18th to 2lst, good until 27th.
Barnesville, Ohio, and return, S14.14,
September II TO "a good until October :
sci &C. en- SIN
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JOINED HER HUSBAND IN DEATH
Widow OF Baseball Writer Norr
Commits Suicide.


Commits Suicide.
New York, Sept. 17.-Mrs. Olga Norr,
widow Of William Norr, the widely-known
baseball writer and humorist, took her
own life Yesterday because of grief and
loneliness. She had been a wife only a
short time when her husband was taken
from ter four weeks ago, and after that
SHE would not be comforted.
Mr.. NCrr had evidently Contemplated
suicide for some time. She had prepa red
for the event by making herself a black
silk shroud, and this she wore when
she was found yesterday, lying on a Led
IN her fiat at No. 335 East Thirteenth
street. She had male her room as nearly
air tight as possible and had inhaled gas
through tube.
On the bed by her side was the urn con-
tanning the ashes of her husband. On n
dressing table where she could have easily
reached 1t should the gas fail to do its
work was loaded revolver. In-the parlor
and sittin groom Were several of the many
floral offerings that had been sent to her
husbands funeral.
On table was roll Of bills amounting
to $95. and near 1t was receipt for a
niche in the Columbarium, to contain her
husbands body, for bronze doors anc for
silken flowers for the perpetual decora-
tiol of the urn. The little home was spot
less.
Two notes told the story Of the wom-
ans wretchedness. One was addressed to
10 one and the other was to Mrs. Matilda
Norr, the mother Of William Norr, and
read:
Ny Dear Mother: am going to take
my life. / am sorry to bring such dis
grace upon you, but l cannot live longer
without my dear husband. 1t is too hard
for me.
l have dressed myself with few clothes,
and wish to be buried as / am now, and
afterward / want my ashes mixed with
am sorry TO do this, but must. Forgive
me.
Money matters had not perplexed Mrs.
Norr. Her husbands newspaper and sport
Ing iates had looked to her wants from
the first: baseball game for her benefit
had been given, when the New York and
Brooklyn clubs played for the widow and
their one-time kindly critic, and about 5000
had been handed To her within three days.
30 generous and so greatly beloved had
her husband been that IL was intended she
should never need. She took her hfe be-
causeber heart was broken. She WILDE Gre
mated and her ashes viii be mingled with
thcseof her husband, - aha wished
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sonbisticated folks. but 1t isn't worth
poyder to blow it to Tmbuctoo to follow
ers of the game OF fistiaua. Everyone
Knows whokDows anything about the game
that Mccoy is not quick finisher. when
Mccoy met Dick O'Prien at the Palace
Athletic Club IL looked at times as IL the
Boston man had him guessing and O'Brien
was in woefully poor shape. But gradually
Mccoy wore his opponent down, and when
the contest was stopped had him cut to
ribbons. That famous jabbirg left OF his
is his strong point. and in long drawn out
battle Ryan would find this out to his
cost.
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For downright ungratefulness, Willie
Sims has shown that he is easily entitled
10 first honors, in the stand he has taken
against Nh. Dwyer. II there is one man
in tie world who has done more for another
than Dwver has for Sims it would be hard
to find him.
That abe turf critic, Frank j. Bryan.
in writIn6 of TIE differences between EN-
plover end employee, has this 10 say:
Sins story is that the trouble is all
with Trainer Frank McCabe. AS a rule.
1t Is difficult 10 get MIN TO talk ON any
sub ieCt, but he gave the writer his YER
sion of the trouble in detail.
He said: Il have not had any row with
Mr. DIV yer. and don't want any. he has
always treated NE right and 1 appreciate
it. Ny trouble is with McCabe. For more
than a year he has been finding fault
with my work. II he caIise TO me when
he had a complaint 10 make, would not
have cared, but he did his talking To
others, and 1 just made up my mind to end
1t / can get along without him, and
guess he can get along without me. No
one could stard his grunIbling any longer
than l did
While there may he some grounds for
Sims complaint his plea lacks confirma
ton. Franh MoCsbe is without question
one Of the most popular OF trainers. be
is good natured ana genial with al, and
can take dIsappointnlents, even when the
fault appears To lay with the rider Of one
OF his horses, as calmly as any Of his
craft
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It Saves the Croupy Children.

Seavicw, Wave have a splendid sale
on Cha,aberlain's Cough Remedy. and
our customers coming from far and near
speak OF 1T In the highest terms. Many
have said that their children would have
died of Group If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy had not been given.-Keliam &
Ourren, The 25 and 5O-cent sizes for
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist, 93S F street. and Con-
necticut avenue and 8 street northwest,
and 14os Maryland avenue northeast.
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Charlie Mccoy does not pull a good
stroke with the Referee. In speaking uf
the KIDS battle with Tommy Ryan, the
pink sheet authority has this TO say
"It does sound funny 10 hear Kid Nc
Coy try aud explain his recent contest
with Tommy Ryan. The Kid is quite sure
that Tommy and his friends put up job
On him, and now ne isinclined to be savage
because some Of the newspaper men say he
is not a wonder after all
"They 20 further, and say il he put his
best foot forward out in Syracuse that
Dan Creedon Will have a mighty easy
time OF il il they ever get together.
THAT is the blow which just about kills
Mccoy He can stand almost anything
on earth but repprtthat he is themferior
OF Creedon.
Mccoy is trying TO square matters up
now and keeps telling people what he
will do if he only gets another crack at
RYAN.
''NeIl. perhaps he might be able to cover
himself al. ever with glory in another con
test with Ryan, but the mills never grind
again with the waters which ha We passed.
"MoCpy canEot get himself out OF ba
position by talking. Talk rs cheap. What
he should de- is to go out Oh the war
path and whip Ryan. He must do the
trick in short order before we can make
up our minds that he has any chance
against Creedon.''
This is all very good reading for un.
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Our methods are based upon the latest
scientific principles obtained from all
parts OF European countries, and Endorsed
by the highest medical authorities of the
world.
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GOSSIP OF THE SPORTS
Butter Finger Work Leses the
Game for the Senator's.
JUGGLING WITH THE SPHERE

Errors by DeMoutreville and Wrfg-
ley in the seventh Gave the Game
to Brooklyn-Bo Boston Critic Raps at
kid" Mccoy Jockey Sims I'm.
grateful Move.
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What We Treat and Cure:

Emissions, varicoeele. Blood Poison. Nervous
Debility, Structure. elect. Impoteney, Un-
natural Discharges. Lost Manhood. Kidney
and Bladder Diseases.
YOUNG MEN, MIDDLE-AGED OR
OLD MEN suffering from the vices and
errors OF youth, and troubled with Nervous
Debility, Loss OF Memory, Bashfulne IS, Con-
fusion OF Ideas, Headache, Dizziness, Palpi-
tation OF the Heart, Weak Back, Dark Cir
cles Around the Eyes, Pimples on the Face.
Loss OF Sleep, Tired Feeling In the Morn
Ing, Evil Forebodings, Dull, Stupid, Aver
sion to Society, No Ambition. Bad Taste
In the Mouth, Dreams and Night Losses,
Deposits in the Urine, Frequent Urination.
sometimes accompanied with slight burn
Ing, Kidney Troubles or any disease of
the Genito-UnnaTy Organs. can here find
an honest, safe and speedy cure.
VQITNC NAN You are nervous and de-
spondent; weak and de-
bilitated; tired mornings; no ambition;
hfeless; memory poor; easily fatigued; ex-
ctable; eyes sunken, red, and blurred;
pimples on face: dreams and night losses;
drains at stool; ooZing ON excitement;
haggard looking: weak back; bone pains;
ulcers; hair loose: sore throat; varicocele;
raes sf aea Of sselsy You Need Help
aud strength.
MARRIAGE This important step in life
should never be taken until
you are positively cured, IL you have been
weakened or diseased. Remember, Like
father, like son." Emissions, varicoceIe,
sIermatorrnOea, and blood poison endanger
happiness in married life Our New
Method cures them permanently. IF YOU
ARE MARRIED consult us at once, as we
can restore your strength, vital energy, and
desires. II you wish TO Marry, our advice
may be worth a fortune to you.
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BUSY CORNER
Is never without trade.
Our big drawing card for Saturday:
Mems Goods,

Do you wish to buy new fan Underwear
| at less than JObbers' prices? Then attend
| this sale tomorrow.
We bought out mill mot the plant,
but their entire production Of over 1000
dozen pieces This was a deal that re-
quired nerve and cash. We had both.
Camei's Hair Shirts and Drawers, made
by the Pennsylvania Knitting Co. We
bought all they had. They tobbed them
at $500 a dOz., all sizes. We sell a
singie garment for aEo
Gamers Hair and Natural Wool hints and
Drawers from the same mill. We bought all
they had. All sizes in shirts, but only
3Ox32 drawers They jobDed at $500
doz. We sell single garment
Tor -.........---........-. $50
Fine Natural Wool and Camels Hair
Shirts and Drawers from the same mill.
We got them all These are really Fine
Goods. but only came In 40 and AZ size
Shirts and SO and 80 Drawers. IL you
wear either Of these sizes you get under
wear which sold at S12 90 a dozen
for ......................70 &c a garment.
Ringing of Bells Monday
VIII be a happy reminder Of school days.
We have been reminding parents Of this
event for the past two weeks.
Our school supplies have been selling
well. We have done &c with our prices
and assortment Tomorrow VIII be an
excellent day to buy all the little school
needs
Fancy Top Companions, complete
with lyck and ey.............-....5 so
Cherry Wood Companions, complete
with all nece ssaTies, lock and key. Il OC
Fancy Imported Companions, complete,
including ink wen and extra fit
JingS 80. -.....-............... 90
A whole box Of White Crayons, la
pieces. .....-...s. .-..-..........Sc
Six colored CrayOn Pencils, with
sBafphef =. ...-.----.. 40
Penknife Lead Pencils .....-....-3c
Perfection Steel School Pens, twelve
dozen IN box ..........-.............2 $50
10 Fine Drawing Crayons, all cOlOrs
in a box .......-..........--... so
Wood covered Slate Pencils, per
dozen 90
Colored Lead Pencils per dOz.....1Oc
100 Pointed Slate Pencils .......-0c
Heavy-back Composition Books. sc
Ink Tablets. extra fine aper.--..-..6o
25O-page Pencil Tablet sc
Brass kdge Rulers -.--.........-.-..- SO
Embroidered School Bags, with
drawing Strings ...... ...--.--.-. .-.s--.- LOO
Navy Blue Duck School Bags, with
OUTSIDE lunch pockets ...-...--.----..-..19 &c
Waterproof Rubber School Bags. $50
Large, hard wood Frame States. 80
Noiseless felt-bound States ..-..-.. 50
Leatberette Lunch Boxes, different
sizes ..-................ .........-.......-1Oo
Ink Wells, with brass and white
metal stands --.---.~.-.----.--.-----.- LOO
Falcon Pens. per dozen -....----.....- sc
Large size Slate $ ponges ......-...... 10
Extra heavy blue Duck school Bags,
with nickeIrings neatly embroidered. $50
Hundreds OF other little wants not men
toned here, you'll find in stock
Open until O'Clock tomorrow night.
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one DOLLAR
Per visit is our only charge, all
MEDICINES AND SERVICES
included.
All Diseases of a SPECIAL
NATURE are treated for
One Dollar per visit UNTIL
CURED.

We are not specialists in every disease
that humanity is heir to, but do positively
cure all diseases of SPECIAL NATURE.
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We treat and cure more patients suffer
Ing from SPECIAL DISEASES than all
others combined.
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S1.25 To Baltimore and Re- %
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
September g and 10, valid for return
until Monday, September 20: good on any
train. sci Sat
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standing September IL, 1895.


Members of. the Marine Band last even
ing reversed the order of things. As is
customary, troops keep step with the
music, but last night the music caught
the step of the troops as they marched
through the oak grove at Congress Heights
by means of the Cincmetograph, which en-
Unused the immense crowds. BY request
this wonderful exhibition win be ex-
hibited with a number of other moving
pictures every night during this week.
Free. Take new electric cars at Navy
Yard Bridge. sci set
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The Most Advanced Position
In railroad development is occupied by
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Special excursion TO Philadelphia next
Sunday. So round trip. se16-3t
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During the past six months we have
cured nearly five hundred patients suffer-
ing from sexual weakness, blood poison
and other private diseases.
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s2.OO.


$500. 81 90.
A day in Philadelphia, Take the stan
dard railroad Of America. The swiftest,
afest, sUunde 1t.
Grand excursion next Sunday.
se16-3t
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Brooklyn- RH. E.
Brooklyn b.. ......00001 o3o1-5 o
Washington =. ..00 0OG00-4 6 3
Batteries-Kennedy Fisher, and A s Inith;
Mercer ard Mcclure Empire Hurst.
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III You Go to Atlantic City,
Go right. Only one right way The
Pennsylvania Railroad is the only line
running through trains. So excursion
next Saturday and Sunday. Oel6-3t
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Massachusetts Mutual Beuefi,
Policy HoIdera

DO you wish to sell your policies to ad-
vantage7 II %, give number and amount
OF policy and age It the present time.
Address z. \. x, this office. ee5-tf-6
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WASHINGTON Law AND CLAIMS CONPlyl

Rooms 5 8 Z, AZ La. ave. NV
This company VIII purchase Real Estate,
che title to which e defective or In dis
pute, or Will clear up said titles for the
owners. VIII pay back taxes at a discount
VIII furnish bonds in criminal and civil
cases. VIII act as receiver, assiSu nee.
guardian. or trustee. VIII prosecute claims
OF all kinds and viii BUY AND SELL evch
as are assignahte.
Cases Speciality. No charge for ConFuI-
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3yl-tt President
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Matchless Service. Peerless Route,
FASTEST Time. Finest Equipment.
Pennsylvania Railroad excursion to
Philadelphia next Sunday. se16-3t
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The Pennsylvania Railroad
Runs the only through trains to Atlantic
City. Great excursion Saturday and Sun
day next. Best equipment. se15-4tem