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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23


drsI would come iu 20 mark the hours,
making all the other sounds seem at.
terIy Insignificant. as with mighty
tongue 10 announced the hour of the
night every stroke au Ugermasteriug
boom My friends. lt was intended
that OIL the lesser sounds Of the world
should Dee crowned pat Iu the mighty
tongue OF congregational song beating
against the gates of Heaven. DO you
know how they mark the hours INA
Heaven They have mo- clocks. as they
have no candles. but % greut pendulum
OF hHl.e.uiah swinging across Heaven
from eternity 20 eternity.
Let th8s. refuse 10 sing
WHO aaEnr Haav oE God.
ot. .a..l..a 81 Zee Heavenly A'az
.''' '''8 ''''''
again '1.HhFA N1aL sanctuary heip
ought e" come from thr sermon Ut a
~."'"'a"" Pa'Els 'h ANY a~""lehGe, no"
many "'NA "P"JN1l'1 "''P. h" you
'''' '""' 10 l"N guess aD'. 10"
nave ka''feo wrong } "'i tell you
JUS. 1he proportion "01 Oh Lp'' peo-
PIE '" any audience lhefe are just 900
M" nee" s) lhPalaetlr heIp. These
Dung pe"pte want ID just as mugn as
''s ora. IL pa people sometimes
seem 20 lNiIla i1ey nave fl monopoly OF
A'o 'IeNinei'sma' ana Jae hf"fa'glaa,
a'o Lle h~elN"e4leAr ana t3& physical
','''"e'S Oh bAe ""t''. QUE ten Fo"
.hl', "'s ne "of7' '@aA'A IMAM are
'o'' NY some "l ti'' Young people. 10
lo" NN"" b"oI mUeh Oh lAe work III
10y tne young NAPAasl oIea al
5+ ~l'ieArI'eo "l 5I' 'uslaVus Aaolphns
"'eo al '7' Innocent III came I" mas
lhlRNjlesl influence at so. 1orJcz con-
4"efeu A'ehiao "t 'o' Don John won
N'P'nlo "l 5'' "'1l'u' was attorney
sU''s' "' w an" j ,''e ""t''1" ''"'"
''' ''''SS' VI men II"1 some OF 'a'
we W. g'''''a anu S''N s'"E"o'' "o'N
IoLi'' 'si''' ''' '~'''s'''o we must
I''1 ""' ''i '"'', "u" '"' 0N''''
l,""a ia '"y'' "'e'''"k al 9h'NPa.
s,'''' "''U ''v young Anu 80 WIN
t''''S Ps'P'S ',' '"'' On ia me """t
Io 80 uD0'''' "'l' ''"5''a "L'
'"' "''o,'''1g' o",' %yp".
they want is helm TO bear tbe whim.i.
cnlittps of p~atirnts lbe br,wbaatfpg of
S",,I'S' - p'l.N ",3' cue D'o" ''"'.'Fs VI
oPp1"ei''' ''9 NN'"'INe'' W ."5
s'D"',' so "''s p'en'y "l i|",'.nnu'
work but no praise for twenty exrpI.
What does the brain.ranl,ad
hnnd.bIistrred man curs for Zvfpgla,s
"Dgrfripe of Original Sin or An
pustine's uRatrarfionsor Won mirht
we'll on tn n man yybo b,s the Dlsr-
risy and put ON his side a p~Iastrr made
ami NJ DR. porr's ,~urraerisa nm NedirnI
Jn-risnrud,nrn %
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n,ans anJ n,ris,5on a,.h,uta,i,as 4,
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nronobed IN tbo sailor, R.tLsi at 9as.
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23

The number Of executions during the
present reign has been much smaller
than formerly Coke, in the time of
Queen Elizabeth, remarks on the large
number Of persons hanged. In 1850 a
great increase OF crime occurred. and
in .he following year SO persons were
hanged 80 the small London Of those
days, But many more were sentenced
than were actually hanged In Eng
land jn 1885 there We're a42 sentenced.
and BOB actually suffered. Townsend.
the Bow street runner said that BE-.
tween 1881 and lIs7 he had seen as
many as ~, is, or 20 hanged at one ex-
ecution, Twice he had seen 40 hanged
at one time In the SIS years ending
1894 there were 73B executions M Enr-
land and Wales, or between l2 and
l3 persons per anuum III the first ten
wears there were 100, in the last ten
t64 which, though actually more. is.
ia proportion to the population, less
than the first ten, MS the population.
doubled between 1887 aud 1884. The
largest number Ia any one OF these
years was iu 1871, when there were ea
and the smallest in 1871, when there
were four. Chambers journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23
NOT AFRAID OF ANY HORSE.
How a New Jersey Girl Conquered "a
savage Animal That Hated
Women,

II is the boast of Miss Margaret par-
nell Stewart. of Bordentown. n. J.. THAI
she never saw a horse she could not mas
ter. IaHumer8bIc stories are told of her
marvellous control over the most vicious
animals. of her b8irbreadth escaDes
and darirp frafs IN The saddle Tier
ruaestrign fame reached the ears OF a
wealthy New Yorker who owns sDIep-
did tharpurrbrpd which. because Of lis
numerous and virigus attacks on vom-
en- and Girls. had come TO be known AS
the woman halter. The horse was GENTLE
rnouub with men and boys but aIwaYs
flew INTO n rage Mt the opnroaeb of a
pettfcoat The owner wrote tn Miss.
Stewart, asking her TO try her skill on
the woman berer. and she GLADLY nferpd
her services. When she arrived the man
was astonisbed TO see a slim of a pirI
SLIGHT and NOT oyerrobnst LOOKING of
medium bpinbt with wide blue evns
poIden blonde hair and a real Irish cam.
n~lexion of roses and lilies. She looks
far more like a dainty maid who miabt
shripk with terror and RIM o,vov from, -
mouse than q Girl WHO is absolutely a.
void of nbvstra1 fear. A. a matter of
fact. She is fpU of the Dn,ck which char.
arterized her grandfather Commodore
Charles Stewart
The woman batsr wac IN his staII
when she arrived The gtrI ST once on.
tered. matted him ON Tho neck and smoke
cbcerfpny TO him. The owner and big
rroom we're terrified but Miss stewart
showed mot q sion NJ fasr tboroh paen.
inc q small ridirg ,ybin co~nstontrv h
The horses sfubt The woman infer 5I5.
not look we'll n1eosad hnt ofter mn
manf ar two took from h oir,s b,rd 4,
small annie and r,,,,,bad ~ cor,F,rt
abIv. Meanwhile Miss gte,rart faTEsd
to him CONSTANTLY reyar. Iottina hin, fooe
sigbt Of tbp vbin Ry ana b,. sba n,,t
her arm around his npcl ana n,seod n,
der his head to The ofber sido Tben sho
o,r,,5 f,r H. .,5lI. - LII, .Lt.,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23

why haven't you enlisted, John?'
she asked.
MARY he replied, Il would have
done Ii long ago IL i could have satisfied
myself on point"
What is that2' She inquired.
III ! had any assurance that no IN
5uoements would be offered for 81.
cyclists I would have jumped at the
chance, but I've Been fearful that just
AS Don as / enlisted I would learn that
they were organizing bicycle corps and
taking them 20 the front, and 4 Rever
could be happy again if Thought HAD
missed The only occasion when walking
in Chicago might BE- comparatively
pleasurable3-Chieago Post
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23

cr0ak iu running water; alEags
iu stagnauJ bur } say TO ala Christian
workers. 20 all su~uday-sehool teachers.
TO all eVauRaHsts, 70 all ministers Of
the Gospel, If We Tant 0ur Sunday
schools and our prayer meetings, and
our churches 10 gather the people. ws
must treshgB up. THE simple fact Is.
the people are tired Of the humdrum Of
r~rliglDnists. Religious humdrum is the
worst OF aid humdrum You sav over
and over agai1. Come to Jesus, until
She phrase means absolutely nothing.
/ Why do you not tell them a story
which will make them come 10 Jesus
in i've miuutes2 You say that oil
sunday-scho8l teaeBcrs, aud all
eyaugelists, and all ministers. must
bring their illustrations from the
Bible. Christ did not when lie
preached The must Of the Bible was
written before ChrisLs time, but
where did He get His Illustrations lie
drew them from the lilies, from the
ravens FROM salt, from d candle. from
a busheL from long faced hy]pDcrites,
from guats, from moths. from large
gates and small gates. from a camel.
from the needles eve. from Yeast in the
dough of dough bread from O. mustard
seed. from a fishing net. from debtors
and creditors That ig the reason null
tiludes followed Christ. HIS illustra-
lions were 80 easy and so underestimate,
BILE. Therefore any brother Christian
worker. If Won and { find two ~illustra-
tIonsf Dra rellpIogs subject. and the one
is a Bible illustration and the other Is
outside the Bible. urwflI take the lat
ter hpuag~e I want 9 be- ike mv Master
Looking across 70. hin. Christ saw the
City OF Jerusalem. Talking the people
about tbt .eouspHr,ffry pf Christian eve
annie. ffe said. Tbe world ia look.
sug al YOU. be careful. 4 cftv that Is
sch on a hin can not be hid. WBileHe
was sppaIHpp of fine divine care of
Gods children a bird flew mast He
said: Behold the ravens Then
looking down into the valley. all GOV.
cred al that ea,0n with lowers
he said. Consider the lilies. Oh. my
brother Christian workers yhat1 IS the
use Of our goinr awar off in some Obj
SQUIRE part of history or ON the other
side the earth 10 Get an illustration.
when the earth. and the heavens are
hlf of Illustrations Why ,bopId we
go AWAY ,T 10 get am Illustration of
the vicarious suffering of jesus Christ.
when "a, near IL. as bloomfield n
j.. two little children we're walk
inv on The rail track. and a
train was c9mi8u: but thew were
oh a bridge of t~rn,tIrvorI, and the
little girl took her brother and let him
down through ghc tr~esllcworIg as gently
"' |o"'N. VIVA" ''1 ""'1L' very
edfeiailE u lovingly amt cautiously
fnIr and ,,fagt5 A.. ~t,r.,5 W., h.
,gbn ,,,.rn star5fa ,,.., /, vrI3To
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23
SANCTUARY HELPS.
What the Church Should be in Re
lation to Its W0rshippsrs.
Rev Br. TlImaEe Says AZ fhH various For-
lions 81 The Service sH8ald be
Practical Hnmsly Helps
for Essy body.

t'AtHA" "'l} helps
TOT ''''' D''}
Ia. trt..s
U.tt ~,
rrr-.a .E..rEJ
.f.,,r. ~. b..
-. r.. t..- ,-,- ~.
a1.a
Ifsau should ass 20 man .gE,. ,h.
| church lis they waBId rive ya5 40 dif-
frrrat answer. One man wound sag.
eft Is Is convention of hvpBrrft4. An.
| other aItisa place for g,.... yrr--
wolverine dispositions aavs4lr r4na
/ other Another aTt is "A p.ara FOR.
| the cultivation Of s~u.-4.fEfa.r ami
/ cant" Another ell ia ma ar-spal
where thaoIBviaus no To- get mixes and
mu,frts and shot Another. "It la
un art cutlery. where men y, 10 nd
m.rc great arches. and rx8 5le frrsr,
and musical MARBLE and the n4Bfs-au-
Sea gloomy Imagery Another man
would saFs "Il u. the best place 1a
earth except any oun home III I
( forget thee. % Jrrusa. eu. 5rt nav right
. hand forget her rsug.nr
Sow. Whatever the church I. INV
text tolls you what is ought t1 br-a
/ great. practical. H1ufs.y a-mu.yaf,nr
| help. send thee belle from tHa zaDrt.
uarg Tine pew ought ts WELD rest
]fuInns, for Che body. The color OF fa.
upholstery ought 30 gi.la 1Haa.ur. ty
tHu eye The entire s~arv.at sar.4t ta
yield strength for Hetal and 4tra.rg.n
of everyday life. The sabbath sayst
30 br harneaseH 10 uft the sfk dlr. of
the week. drawing them In Tho r.rRt
direction. The church sagat ta be- q
magnet, ytslbIF aud nightly affecting
oil the homes of tHr v-ursaiuBrrs
Every man gets roughly i1sl.ei. got,
abused, gets cut. gets insuIteI. gets
stigbted, gets ~eNasperltai DIV the
tune cine sabbath comes hr has an ace
cumu.aJlua OF sIv dtes %. ANNOYANCE.
and that is q sGarveItue church service
which has NOT strength enough t1 take
that accumulated ANNOYANCE AaB HgrI
b. into perllJ.ou The business man
sits down Boo church |hpaIaunay from
tHe week. rugagumuuts PERHAPS hc
wishes H. had turrInI at home ON tine
Iouug. with tho n~eH-napar. and tng
eItgr.-. Mimi r.aa ,,.nt. I.. ...f.J
g . w. 1'1'eo
,ysg. If tI,. eel. 1... ..r. a..
dash a...r .y ts. l.,.r.... J.af..
and r.ggn him, a~r...,ar .r.,n -,
and rfaGra4E.or.. ...,e.u ga
tnaabeIn r.,rr En-. .I,rl.,rr
.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-23
When The shore is won atlast,
Who wilt 1oBnt Lae pillows pastl

In Fleybourg, Switzerland there is
the trunk OF a tree lOO years old That
tree was planted 70 commemorate an
event, About ten miles from the city
the Swiss conquered the Burgundjans,
and a young wanted t0talle the tidings
to the city. lie took d tree
branch and ran with such speed
the ten miles, that when he reached
the city waving the tree branch he had
only strength to cry Victory" and
dropped dead The tree branch that
he carried was planted, aud il grew TO
be a great tree go feet in cir.
cumference, and the remains Of
it are there 20 this day. Ny
nearer when you have fought your last
battle with sin and death and hell. aud
they haze been routed ID the conaict,
Il viii be a joy worthy Of celebration.
You will ny to the city aud cry; Vie.
toryV and drop at the feet Of the great
King, Then the palm branch Of the
earthly race will be planted to become
the outbranohing tree Of everlasting re.
ioieing
When shall these aYes rhy Hsavoa-buit aalu
And pearly gagos Bat0ld,
Thy 0uiwarNs With sAtyaeiou su1RE
Aud streets 1l shiaing zotdg
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-04
PENNSYLVANIA

s.ArIoNs foot o. WEST TWESI Y1Iht laey JanSs
Leaving ms iron bs ,Ss ss .Ss sSs
5.So FAST SSIrsnm:o gs9 9 pI rss,sr c:
S ss ooI. 30 70 COACHES sisssD 70 plii.os Dss
S$S FA SEsS SfsS,s'' ~ f's,.
:sn carr. d st:es :o Dns a"%
issI;.sHS' ISs,y;ls. 6, L sT LOUIS EXPRESS
sS sa g. @Es sii E&rEss M
7sS &: 1854 snss2
10 s's eMi.n1 PAcrF ITs'PssfE psus ~
So aSeiso fon %S 70, s GsStsIa ssss Buffet
Sleeping Car New YORK MSp to h,oo"s LbsTy p..
burg ssiii' T;; AK xS6 5''i :sosM
40 SO a 80 S 90 sG D!9"s ESQ 'p p'
snS Dining caSs ~ d;sins csr +s9 p ,s = ca.
Ss s ia q 1ss ss"s.. 70 s p.
and Dining Carp. 40 Dn.ns Carr. 40 'p'n'hs can.
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY.-E 40 Q. m. 1905 night
ATLNyTIc COAST rLNE.-E1pre'. 30 A. m and 50
s sGaFsaggf sSSH SHp r. sSS s
ArLaNfs sna -? Sa Weekday. D.ste.. an.
Buasi fsro ear Passenger CON-
cirG MAY;@i2so ?. m. weekday. Through Puii".'
Iss saa fsSs rss s% we sp'f;
a 2 55c'%s 9 SO 49, 10 go D. MS
% 'Y 'Sm 6sSrSssss' s ara cS.' a.
s so ); SO - s2S 10 10 d n sundays. .s
9E a. m 5l5 ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA. $500, 80.
go. T2o 800 $50 $50 800 $50 PENN Llm'eH, 70
Dining Carr 1850 Dining Carr, ll.g a. ~. ~ =
80. go. $50, 40 :. 20 Onins Carr 80 DINING A.
$50 Dining (.ir 40 ESQ D. m. 100 nsn Syn..Ls
$40 20 sd o 20 go n,im.re.). $50 90 tDnins
Carp a. M 10 Dining csr) $50. ago 'Dning can,
40 Dining Cap, $50 Dining Carr. 10 sO M
1905 night ~, -.
Ticket Offices Nos 4ei 94l 1885, 1928 III and 2si Brsd-
way; Aston House: Twenty-ihird s'fett sia-
non. and stations foot ~ Desbross@s ara eor,ent'
Streets: urt street $50 Fulton Street n Bf0afnaI
ana Pennsylvania Annex station: Brookyn station
Jersey city The New York Transfer Conbsnf an
for and check baggage from hotels ana re'''heS
r.snbnns "i2:s Eighteenth Street Penrsyivanis
"a 1r9Iaa,i-ctuSsov T. r WOOD.
- 4" NJ General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-04
WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave W. "A 81. station. ". Y. as follows ana
10 a. Garlic: from foot OK Franklin ST.:
AlU:OV A. III. DAILY, except SUNDAY. for Cornwall. New
burgh Kingston. New la.tL. Lakes Mnnewaska and
Mononx and al CaisSlll Mountain points
nl ::k;, NJ. FOR Crans;0rs. West Polnt Kingston.
laAes NononA and MEnewasks Ca,sAll MountAln A
Albany LAKE george
4 ,Ot A. n, CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily, for Al
b.nN syracuse, Rochester. SaIa.o. Niagara FallA
cleveland. Detroit, chicago and 81. louls. Arrives
Chicago md Louis neat Afternoon.
ltiS II NJ saturdays only. fer al catskn Mounialn
points
Mol.nk and Mni.swaska. catskii Mountains CstsAl.
and Albany.
C4,UW l. a. Daily. eScep, sunday, for consers. cEAs-
stou'. west poat. Cornwall Sewoursh. and inssr-
mediate stations - Alosny.
DAILY except sunday. for Albany. Saratoga
Montrca and Esstern ,saada
0,3tI n Nj Cnlcago -. Louis Limited Daily, foe
I,ti,a syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FalA
Toronto Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago and So. f<,ula
1,lh u NJ Daily except sunday. fot syracuse. koShee
Ter iiuflalo Niagara rails ana Toronto.
SIN H. NJ. Daily. Tor \ any Utica. Syracuse Roches-
Ter Buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Clsvs-
land chicago and ST. Louis SATURDAY n.sat has
sl,,ping Ga to ,atsAin Mountains
IA q leave brooHyr 'AnreN'-A. DIS A. NJ. n
1915 A. ~: {, 5Oc 4. VI Jer,sy city. 2. r. r. Aatisc
- vtS A Il, Is. 20 A. NJ &. 3S Z. NJ
Time tabl,s at principal hotels AMI offices
{. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New rork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-04
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Buffalo 1855 NJ. Pullman ves,ibule Day coaches
and Parlor Cars. Dining Car service Meals la carte
Connects at Buffalo with through seepers Detroit and
Chicago.
'i2,5O. 800 P NJ daily for EAsToN. MAUCH
CHUNK WILkESBARRE. SCRANTON week days.
and coal branches. Chair Car to Mauch Chunk
1850 $40 T. N. daily, except sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points in coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wlkesharre.
and intermediate stations. Chair Car 10 Easton
also. 0s15 p. NJ tSundays only for MACcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
$3.50, $40 f. NJ daily. except Sunday. for EASTON
and principal intermediate stations.
$3.50, 700 T. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. AID all points West Pullman sleeper yestibule
train ~ Y. Chicago Sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto.
'7:4O. 500 p NJ daily. except sunday, stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EASTON BETHLEHEM.
MAuCH CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
BATAVIA, BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo None but sieepingcar passengers carried No
baggage carried
.s'2O. $50 p. NJ daily for w!LKEsBARRE It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West Pullman sleeper to Chicago
Additional local trains daily except sunday for SOUTH
PLAINFIELD BOUND BROOK, and intermediate points.
only A. NJ '22o, 2:3o. 1850. 4:lo $50 and $50 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations lib. 28l 273
355 ~ and 1923 Broadway q E. l4th St. l5e L. 125h
ST., 127 Bowery. n. Y. $50 Fulton St. Court ST.. 9S
Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
y. Y Transfer Co. Will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-04
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trains leave foot OF W. 42d St. follows d5 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.:
TX 4. M.Day Express for all stations. Connections
'CC for Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Paror cars
OK A. M.-Mountain Express to Liberty and inter
C'1O mediate stations. Lake Kamesha, and White
Lake. Parlor
4 .00 4. W. Saturdays cnly)-Stations to Rockland.
1sUU Lake kamesha. and White Lake. Parlor cars.
~ y. M.-Vesbule Limited. Stations TO Rock.and,
OsIC Lakes Mohonk. Mnnewaska, kiamesha, and
White Lake. Parlor cars.
H,1~ r. W. tFranklln -. 5:45 ?. M)-To Chicago.
OLD ldouv, Stops at Middletown Liberty. L. Mancr
wai,or Norwich oneida Oswego Niagara Falls Wag
re~ Scsna- and Reclining Car seats free through
10 Chicago via Wabash.
TJNICKETS AND PARLOR CAR sEAIS N s'i proaa-
i way, " Y y. I. Transfer Co checks baggage
from residence to destination
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Drt vACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. n
stations In New York. foot of barc'aS
and Christopher streets.
yEsTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN b'r
cans pI<TSCH lluhT.

500 A. M.-BINGhAAi'ON NAIL Stops al '''ne''~
1000 A. M.-tcan Can: BUFFALO Scranton yes
n n1HchA RicHtIELD sPhINGs. SYRACUSE a.
SsWrt:O EMPRESS Pullman Palace Cars ,ohheS..-
snS A. l,uraIo trains Tor Chicago ana posao
100 r VI pa,ch;Sso sII BasI' H Rr .: e.
WfgRA Pullman Bute, Par:0r Car &c Elmirs
Throuch Sleeping Cars and Day Coach 10 chicago
..r,,tng IS q m. day.
x,o.s - WIscRASToN. wfLKEsBAkRE and pi-fx-
wv OI.T.u EN PRESS. Pullman Bgre, parior car
.O,S - H. tpasJ-Chlcaso and Buffalo xes,.sGlst Lra-
Wv" "a EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BiNCHAMrON. Eli
MIRA. BCFFAIo Tnrousn Ban.. SissP,ns ar
q ~. n ~ CDaIy)--Bufsio Express. Pullman SeepeO
"'"T SCRANTON BIEGHAMION. ELMIRA, BATH
Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN Buffalo
q, IA. 81 ". Da,y,-BrFFALo. SCRANTON, BrNo-
"Sg 10Y .MrOS oWEGo ITHACA. ELMlRA, sYRAcgsE
Ri1,uFIEID SPRINGS and oSWEGo ENPhEsA
pullman Buffet sleepeIs . ,~,,,,on,-oxs =.
Henry Gaze s sons Limited, is broadway - fars
pace ao., Broadway and oi2 BroadNay. ,iicSen AZ
Jerry stations ia ihaye cor l2sssst oi wss 18th
a, oas cour New York 3Ss ana 80 fGlionst
and i06 Br oadway. BROOKLYN Timetable siNins fun
'h,WyrEHSsaTorSf EMPRESS COMPANY will call fer snl
.hsck baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains 'eaI We" iviA iovt u 'n-.,.es.
c3i street: . . , ,.-- A., =. -
waver.y Eimlra. buffalo. Bradford Arrives Buffalo
A. 81 parlor 10 huhav
u,ia A. M.-Nestibuled fsprsss daily Tor Port Jsvls
ana Mouticeo Daily. except sunday, for fsckswaseh
Ur,.sd,ie mplrthnt local points 90 Eimfs. Pull
man pariar cars Tor Moriiceiic and kimira
.usb q. M.-tsstibu.sd limited Fast mail da.y'
so,,I train fot chicago. Arrives Cleveland ~ NJ
shicaso S Il VI SI~spers 10 chicago. Cleveland sss
,ii cnnat. Dining Car. -.
5,kb q. W.-bunalo and Cleveland Vesiitulej Expsse
daily. Arrives at hufnlo Ioa NJ, bradford ~
Jancstown Ito \. NJ. Youngstown 10 - A. NJ
Cleveland 1880 T. NJ. ssspcss 70 buHao ana cisvsls"s
cafe LtrnN tals .,-,,~
O,tS r.. M.-paiiy sod train Cor ninshamiea. EimrS
waVeriy and ChieaEA sleepsrs 20 Horne.ssiis che'"
ani Cincinnati pinng Ca, - - .....x A.
VISicKFsrs Local. TINE ARDS AND ruLi.MAN
,SlMMoiATiONs at III. as. eJi. soi an3 81 hssss
way. lsI nowsr,. iss tas, i.ah-s aud ,:s Vs. So -
and ECO ful,oa-sl rs broadway DroeN yn lsl WsssSj
Hoeoksn, ana Jersey CITY staten. New rcu ES
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
" ToE.

FOi' TOS.
From foot Of Liberty St a.
Week day- $50 500 1000 ~ 80 pnins can, 4 NJ y;
sanaays 40 100 Gl;so Lining Car, A. N,i,,,o.,
,1.VD. par Pt,ladeiphia days. 900 N 90 ia
i:so 900 p NJ SUNDAYS. 300 \ NJ 40 =, ~. 60
Week laws 40. ~ So - 80 So EOS e :. *
i i iss ss5 SIS DO 625. e55, 7:2o. 80 q
TX So 1000 ii 30 A NJ. l2oo ". Y 20 - *
500 ass 4:2o 40 SEA 600 o'So' ''-'' 80 w.
es5 1913 p NJ. 1918 mdt - -. .,.,~ 9,
Tickets and psror car sea-. a. fc2' ~ ass
wav Isl 9th Az. 81 East IAN St. ia3 Es. i2Sts 81
,vas, Isl Courhu' Az. New fo.k y
80 e. SEQ fulton Brooklyn; 81 Broadway VIII
,amsburg The y Y Transfer Co VIII eau ior ana eheeA
hsanssss from hotels residences 70 destination