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The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

A wonderful funnyland sight
IL a mountain of marvellous height,
But sou never could guess
What happens unless
You we're there upon Saturday night.
When the sun in the west is aglow,
The whole mountain rumbles. and 10.
II pours out a stream
OF assorted ice cream
BY the banks where the macaroons grow
Then from city and country and town
The children OF king and OF clown
All run with their spoons,
And they pick macaroons,
And they eat till they have to lie down.
But the thing that the children adore
Is a mountain that stands by the shore,
With a cratery pot,
Where molasses keeps hot,
With trickles OF taffy galore.
Sometimes it rains popcorn at night.
And all Of the kernels that light
On the mountain top pop,
And they hop, and they drop.
Till the top of the mountain is white,
And corn balls roll down
To the edge Of the town.
While the children dance round with deigh
"A. W. Smith in Ladies' Home Journal
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
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This Year by
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coy SdUlpio ootto rToc'
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THE aboue Is not an idle statement, but the
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pain in passing water, inability to hold
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GUS effects produced on the system by
the use of whiskey aud beer.
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phlet OF valuable medical advice, will be
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The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
Musician, Co. Z. Ma

~ simply had To do it," said Mr..
Erastus Pinkly in an apologize tone.
81 had TO draw my razzer SOS to hof
up my character"
Ibid he SANDER you behind your
back?"
"No sub; twas to my face. He axed
me what business | was in. an says.
'Raisin chickens Den he looked at
me solemn an says. You doesn' mean
"raisin." you means 'liftin." wash
tnptOn Star
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

i.tur? GeorEe's First Friend.
Ii. 'lc late seventies Henry George,
TIE SINGH tax rrformer. came east
faom california. lie was desperately
p5oi a3,ti uad bot few acquaintance.
Sholt5 after his arrival he lectured
before tie Saturday Ethical club of
New York. where his brilliant Uratory
al Sl&bby attire made so striking a
c9ut at as 10 excite the sympathy of
tho>e present.
After he left the club appointed a
committee to aid him in getting up a
public lecture. Among others, the COM
mittee included Seth Low, who was
then engaged in business. He was In
consultation ut the time. and the COM
mirtee were in hurry. 50 he told them
to send linn . ii 81 tickets. They for
warded 20 tn him the same day and
felt happy at haviua: secured $50 for
the lecture fund. TIE next morning
came letter o. thanks from Mr.. Low
praising the lecturer intellectually
and incloslng a cunek fol $40 The
affair was Il success. netting about
$780, so thai President Low may be
said to have been the tifSt man 10 start
Mr. George On his eastern career.
Twenty years llter. in 1877 Mr.. Low
was the citizens candidate and Mr..
George the lahot candidate Tor mayor
of New York. The latter made Wig
orous campaign and IN ali his speeches
advised the citizens, if they could not
vote for him. To vote for lis friend
Seth Low, and on one occasion he sad
that If it had not been for t!it 'aHer
he would not be there aS IL candidate.
Few understood his full meauinS.-
Saturday Evening Post.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
SherIHe Sale.

Taken by virtue Of an execution In favor of
He bert L. Kelley and q. Kelley, both Of Fair.
the capital stock in the 81 owhegan Pulp Com
pany, certificate No. 10. standing in the name
Of n. y. Kelley Of Fairfield dated January 10,
1895, the property CT Orrison Burrili OF said
Fairfield, being the same attached January
10Th A. D.. 1897 on the original writ in favor Of
said creditors against said Orrison Burrill,
and will be sold by public auction, at the
sheriff's office in Skowhegan in said County,
on the 18th day of March A. D., 1870, at tv o
O'Clock in the afternoon, seven shares In the
capital stock OF the Skowhegan Pulp Com pany,
q company having place OF busint 60 at Show
hogan in said County, together with all
dividendswhich have accrued thereon since
the Fifteenth day Of January A. D., 1897.
Skowhegau, Me-. Februaryt 1900. 3w7
FRANK p. PENNELL, SHERIv.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
NOTICE.

Supreme Judicial Court,
Somerset County.
Clerks Office, Skowhegan,
ebruary ~ h, 1900.
Pursuant to Chapter ~, Sc @. "A of the Revis-
ed statutes and acts anne ndatory thereof and
additional the reto, l here by give notice that
Matthew Mccarthy, OF Bangor in the County
OF Penobscot, intends to make application 70
the March Term, ~ 0, OF the Sup. Jud. Court,
Somerset County, for admission to practice
law in the Courts Of the state. 6wf
Attest: N. w. BRAINERD, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

The "Bie Four" Potatoes For Market.
White Mountain Is vigorous grow
er and good yielder and will probably
stand close to the Enormous ! think
that both of these varieties will yield
rather more than Carman No. 3 or Sir
Walter Raleigh, but the latter are
smoother than Enormous or White
Mountain. Carman No. 8 and Sir
Walter Raleigh are never prongy, and
almost the entire crop is marketable.
Even when the conditions are unfavor.
able for crop and many small pota-
toes might be expected there are but
few that are unstable. If | were try
ing for big crop. the Enormous
would be my choice. but for a good
crop, with the least amount of waste
possible, II would bp Carman No. or
Sir Walter Raleigh The above list
might be called the big Four" for mar
ket We have not tested the quality of
the White Mountain. but none of the
others Is In our cellar for winter use.
nor will they be as long as we can get
Sir William for winter and Uncle Sam
for late spring se.-Ohio Farmer.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

NOTICE.
Supreme Judicial Court
Somerset County.
Clerks Office, Skowhegau.
February 18th, 1900.
Pursuant to Chapter 70, Sec. q of the Revis
ed Statutes and acts amendatory thereof and
additional tn reto hereby give notice that
Chester q. Mills, of Skowhegan In the County
OF Somerset. intends to make application to
Somerset County. for q, mission to practice
law in the Courts Of the State. 6wH
Attest: N. W. BRAIHERD, CLERK.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
Peace Loving woman.

"Did you pay the grocer and butcher.
Amelia?'
"No: there wasn't enough to pay both
of them. To pay only one would make
trouble. so just took the money and
spent It down town" - indianapolis
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

She What Are you going to dine
at the club? should think you would
hate to take dinner there.
He-Why?
She Because, my dear, you will miss
all the pleasure of complaining about
what you get to eat.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
NOTICE.

Supreme Judicial Court,
Somerset County.
Clerks ONCE, Skowhegsn,
February 10 h, 1900.
Pursuant to Chapter 70, Sec. ~ OF the Re
vised Statutes and acts amend atory thereof
and additional thereto, l hereby give notice
that Verdi Ludgate OF Lubec in he County OF
Washington, Intends to make application to
the March Term. 1900, Of the Sup. Jud. Court,
Somerset County, for admission to practice
law In the Courts Of the State. 5wT
Attest: N. w BRAINERD, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
THE MIDGET JOCKEY.
Tie viii Educate HimreIf With tn
Money lie Earns

Tie viii Educate uimseIf Win the
Money lie Earns.
Johnny Reiff. the peer of the midget
Jockeys of the world. has get new
standard for the boys who ride the
bangtails. Little Johnny. who has
made larger fortune before he Is II
years of age than many men accumu-
late in a lifetime. Is going to educate
himself. He wants to be not only n
smart jockey. but a smart man, and In
this shows disposition which does
not characterize the great majority Of
boys who make money by riding.
Johnny has been riding on the Eng
lish tracks for the firm of Duke d
Wishnrd at a stipulated salary of 49,.
600 a year His success during the
season was so remarkable that he
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

doctor, friend told me that drinking lem
on soda will cure sc sickness Is 1t truef"
Eyes. provided you'sit in the shade Of tall
tree when you drink It,"
The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22

Dinsmore & Bickford, Agents, skowhegan, Ne.
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OTHER MARKET@BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 27.-Cartle-RseeIpts, p 900 head, il
GLIDING 5000 Westerns 700 Texans. Good % choice
stronger ta-r weak. shade lower
butchers stock frrl. and Texans stea1v TO
sale to-day. carloads a. SO 10.
prime So 4 S6 10: 10 medium 81 6c
90 selected feeders nrn. S+aS4 mixed stoekers
steady 50 S5aS3 50 I5GSt Go. helters sS9So;
Gamers S2Gs2 e5 bulls s. 75aS4 30 calves S5GS6 70
Texans receipts 700 head best sale to-day carloads
Sc 25Rs4 10: Texas bulls 50 5O6s3 40 HogsReceips
lower top S. butchers 81 sou - 40
choice heavy. S5dS5 So rough, heavy 81 s03S4
light IS IOag5 OF sales. IS lOSS so SheepRe
ceipts 2OO60. sheep lambs active 10QI5c higher.
good 70 choce So 604S3 So choice mixed
Sc s5GS3 50, sheep. 50 4eS8 IS Texas sheep
So s08Ss As: native lambs. SASS 90. Western lambs
c,nefnnati Aug 2T.-Hogs steady. 81 45gs5 10 Cattle
strong SO 15gS5 80 Sheep dnl S2G$S IS Lambs Arul.
E9s, Libsrty aug 27-CAttle active: extra. IS cog
prime SIS 4O1S5 60 common So 5G4S4 Hogs ae-
extra assorted light weigats ana prime pigs s. 200
s. IS assorted mediums IS IaS5 i2s. heavy yc-<srs
IS 65GS5 70; far Yo-Nsrs and grassrs s SOC
steady. choice wethers 81 oSA IS. 81
4s2 90 choice 50GSS IS. good So 5
ass calves. 50 50fS4 -.
Buffalo. Aug 2I.-fteceipys-Cattle. 242
sheen and lambs. % "a SHIPMENT
cattle IL sheep and lambs, l.
cattle l9f ldc higher. sIocksTs and
unchanged. fresh and springers of TOD quaAtv
higher; calves higher good 10 best export
cattle, 81 e0Ss So good To best ) lo5 SS, shipping
IS 40S5 60. export bulls choice 70 extra SIS
81 good choice butchers steers "a S6Q$a 50,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY AUGUST IS 1900
saII yenber-December 4asAh ManchesterYarns

an Noyennber-DecembeT 4ssah Neutrality-suspicious.
n alQuR And MEAIApart steadlnsss Of
and without quoabie cha1Ee from SATURDAY sIring
pstent "a gS4 ~ winter sraighs g 5S3 co. winter
winter s. seQ$3. No , winter 50 7o9S2 so; no
FLogR-Fs Quoted Fair Fair 70 s good ssasa IS choice
T Ian s g Ss9gS3 60 CoRNNIEALseady Quoted
So So afeS, - 45GS2 IS. brand. .BAGMEAL-
sSesay ouQted Fine white ana yellow s5caSI;
SIC 5SaSlS So sacks arrive IS SIC 20asIs
sic latter Witt Sh9 seeSl6 coarse winter bran SIG
a chop SIC 80. nominal: ou meal SIS nseed
not verv sa ET-The wheat market yesterday was
49, considering the heavy receipts both the north
rin @ southwest sections Of the country Two Of the
tHen expected and emily 25
expected Offerings proved Jhroughout the
shorts to keep prices throughou, the day On an
The suggestion derived from 50 small an increase in vs
oe supply figures that receipts had largely
Buyers th7n was generally The receipts for
point decreased 70 ooo bS y h 1s ,s tss AZ b sa1I
Mnnezpos me days arrival were $50 Of which 42e
winter A. an winter points receipts
Gay year ago, English markets closed A@ssd net
aqs 6. 9y s0S and damp weohe s6 su. Berlin
SSnshanse6 Paris markets closed partly points net
Pecsaa win 6572Ooo bush the previous week. and
ereased SEQ GOO basR ana the PHRsh on vi6
west tie weather Was Clear ana 9e cooler +e9ng
an Impression that receipts would continue large that
seclon The expert business all ports amounted
g loads The local wheat decreased
y oO bush, but there $50, bush
II ne local stock Of all kinds Quotations
g Saoat oasis. were follows: No red New-fork.
eos-c No hard Manitoba $3.50 spot: No hard Du-
ruth, - &c % arrive No Northern Duluth, safe 70
arrive 10 Northern chicago. so%4c 70 arrive; No
haro Chicago I6isb--.-. CORN-The feeling that frost
vas threatening the corn belt rise 10 sharp ad
vance n that staple yesterday prices showing r4c
ADVANCE over the close Of Saturday The weather did
not indicate apprehension this
score. although Il line the far
Northwest English markets helped upward
lnent also by closing 1sGAzd higher. and big
board clearanCes side
oi TIE market latter amounted 1856 100 bush OF
which Nev-York furnished 495. 800 bush. r said
nat samples OF in St Louis from Illinois and
MISSOURI showed mat the crop ii that section would
PROBABLY be ready for market in couple OF weeks
Worlds shipments 500 600 bush smaller than last
week The visible supply decreased 1872 600 bush,
local stock % No 1880 total
a. this decreased 3S9. 500 bush No closed
AZ elevator. aTioaI.
-OATS-The for dull and about
steady Visible supply figures 10+4 900 bush,
the local Of No 100 bush. and all
kinds increased 1880 bush No closed 253sc;
No cats. 25c: No white 2zlec; No white. 26s.c;
track mixed, 2o62Ic, track white 26433c; No , white
clips 2s11c ~ RYE-Narlset firm: No ! Western 5713c,
No . Western. SIC. o adoat. State $50
Sac / NeV-YCTk. CARROTS.
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ErRopEAN PRoDucE MARkEr

Liverpool. Aug 2Z-Closng- Beet-Extra India 1aess
dun rs Cd. prime steady, Sos Sd PorS-Fri1ae
mess Western arm rs Cd L1r5-Arasrican refined IN
palIs seatv 3Ts prime Western tierces arm, SSs
50. Hans-Shorr cut Il 70 lG n, dull, AS Bacon
Cumberland 2S 80 10 firm, as 90, snort r1os -
10 . n firm clear ulIddles, Egh;. 90 . s.
70 hra Sd. long claa- naIddles heavy 50 70 40 p
firm backs. 70 70 Is p. firm, 3ss oc
clear bellies Il 70 +ss Cd Sholdsrs-Se1are
u u steady 34s. CheeseAHasrican 1-ssr white
dull 81; ccIorsd duh als Sd Lall3T-Frnle city
d1. 25s Australian London DUH 26s ID Cortonseed
oi-rIu refined August steady, 22s Sd Spirits turpen
rine-Fi-u 2ss Cd Rnsin-Cor1r-c1 sJescy IS Sc Aops
At London Pacific Coast) steady, = 15s1rS rs
seed oil 34s Bu-ter-UliJsd states 1nest SIS Do
good SOS Petroleum esd. Peas-Canacan IS St2d
Wheat-Spot dun; Ne red Western winter 6s q; 10
Northern s-rnE 6s 3-ads No California, IS 3zo00s a
Futres firm September Is ID December, 6s ID Corn
Spot dru-: American mixed new 4s I'D do old, IS
ia Futures rrr. Sspteuber -tds October. id
November Is I'd. Flour-St LoCls fancy winter hrnl
+ sd The imports wheat INTO Liverpool last week
were quarters from Atlantic ports from other ports
20 600 The imports from Atlantic ports
week $4,000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
EPoRTs LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


NeT-Eo-k 1900.
COFFEE-Ths friends o. ccf1es scared sig
today. SUGGESTED closing the
ncIcE- Urged bE strong cables and buLlsh
e Statistics, upon
ag TIE car prices moved ID l0Q2O
points ms vas -ater increased points OF posi-
rols TIE bears thoroughly disconnected and
-ec 1s-eEaly. gv1g special attention 70 ire nearby
poz-o-s- s-6 the pubic bought quite freely
rise Hare showed relatively greater strength
rhz1 ne ether foreign markets. advancing IL francs
sad 20 De ne result q heavy covering. The Brazilian
improved smaller receipts expected
t-e -ose ne oca- market steady 81 advance
G. 1920 points Total sales reached 1000 bags. Il The
market -Cr coffee the feeling EJea6ier II
pshy win The better ruiag Ct speculative markets
Prices nominal 70 s-1E extent and about the
S-ES1c Invoice lois Rlo. The
United States Saturday included
Eo-TcX win 10000 bags and Mozart
6o8 bags, ron R5c Victoria respectively T1ra
warehouse Deliveries Il the United States for the
-1s ended were about 5000 bags against 1890 Rags
last Week ar Is $50 bags TIE OF
former zraoun- NeWYork reported - 233 San
receipts 29f 90 tcr
81 001 and 151 600 bags sane
q year recepts aggregated $1,000 bags
5000 ne previous yeeE EEG 10000 last
re ss-E11s United States 600 bags for the
Europe % COO shipments ire United
E-ztes. = Ofc bsgB 70 Europe, IS 600
The prices to-day
1oLOWs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28

best do s. 40RS4 I5 good &c bulls So 50fs3 IS
good . best fat heifers. - 25S4 70 fat good
best Sass 3 fat fair S24S2 80 feed
ing steers. good 10 extra So 5o8s4 fair 70 coed 8 5o9
- % stock calves Scaigan cholce 70 extra 50 SOC
s. 20. stock bulls sass .. calves good color
Sc = 7S4: Michigan heifers Sass Is. SEQ
- So fresh cnclce good S45dS55
Eocd 70 choice S5GS4c sprlngers choice 70 extra S4o
SO common and COWS, Sls, cows and springers
common 20 good sz5GS30 calves. choice extra 81 500
81 rs good choice 50 501SI, heavy FED calves S41
81 80. grass. Sos3 30 sheep and -aElls-La-nhs tsc
higher choice extra S6{6 = good cholce s. 5T
20 fair - 3D. Sneep dun mixed g la1
S4 yearngs. 81 15QS5 SD mostly With sheep vetsrs
.. s4aS4 % fair good sheep. 81 90
as Is. Closed steady lambs Heightened strong
with mixed medium and heavy s. 701S6 IS; corn
yorksrs s. T50S5 grass s. 65S5 70. pigs
50 s06S6 Prices easeG 5610c zne grad
uay declined 70 l0Q-5c lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
sorrHERN Cotton NARKErs.

Baltimore Aug 2T-Cotton nominal: nuiddlinE s&c
low nis5I-lg. 5-1Gc; good Ordinary l1-15e Re-
cepts, 500 bales. stock. 1905 bales
low mid1ing. S14c good ordinary. g-16c Net re-
stock. S3S2
Savannah Aug 27.-Cotrou quiet; rniddIing Sc Re-
eepJ Go Gales exports coasJwise 1915 bales sales
2S7 bales, stock 1907
Galveston Aug 27-C0Jron steady. rriddlag sac;
low mid6Lng Lice good ordinary. slice Receipts
LIS bales exports coastwiss. L121 bales: sales I2S
bales. stock. ASA bales.
s. Louis Aug 27-Cotror 11u: uslddltag. slice low
uid5Ii1g 81. c: good ordinary sac Net receipts I92
$50 bales shipments 62S bales; stock 100
bales
New-Orlsaas, Aug 27-Co-ton quiet middliag. axe
racdlng 81 good ordinary. Receipts Isis
bales: exports ccasrse- 200 bales sales. 100 bales
stock 60. $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trairs New YORK. rooL OF Chambers 81
As follows. ) minutes earlier from ". I'D s..
300 = u Dally-SoLd trail far BU1-a-o- AT p "A
Binghanton. Waveriy. El1ll-S AID Bradford Ccac1s4
parlOr and ca5s dining Buffalo
9:15 a u4--Daily. except cunCayss % 51s1a1l-1i
OwsEo Wa1s rIy. ElTtra and DslaEars valley points
Port Monticello Pullman PzrlCr Cars
so D. n Daiy.-Chfcago Lirutted-Fasf rnail-solit
sraiu to Chicago arriving 20 Cleveland 10
al sIasus-s q Chlczgu C1sva Cincinnati Dining
? 90 . n Daly.-BufTalo and Cleveland Express-arr
Buffalo TO5 Bradford TO. Jamestown 100 and T1U1gs
town 1927 Cleveland = so D n SlesDers 70 Bunas
an5 Cleveland Care car.
9.I5 D r Daiiy.-Sohd train Bt1ghaulroE. Wavse
~ Elnira- chicago Sleepe-s 70 Buffalo. cnicaso Can
ratt- Dining -
FTVICKETS LOC-L4 TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
j CO1TN0DATTONS AZ IL IL 81. 40i and 80 B-oa3.
way I58 I25ss ST.. and 20 West IsA St caazs5srl
23d ferries- New YORK a11 E11-c1l
St Broadway. Brookfyn. II River s.. Eohokeu- aut
Jersey station New York ransfs- Co calls f1r an
EsrtS destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
L1vERpooL corroN NARKEr

Liverpool. aug q. :. m.-Cotton-spot. small
prices lower: American -1dding fair. 27-325
good ullddlng 9-l65 mid6ling. sid low Eaiddlag
52sG- good ordinary S-16d. ordinary, Sd TIE sales
q The day 5000 bales. OF which 800 We're for
speculation export and Included 25l0 bales American
Receipts 1000 including 1000 bales American
Futures opened quie steady closed quiet; Au-er-
can u5Enz n C. August 21-6fd sellers, August ard
SEPTEMBER t64s5 5545 buyer September and Octo-
Der 52-6sGa 5S-64d sellers October ard November
: 43-t45 BUYERS, November and December, 3s-64g
3a-S4d BUYERS December January. 35-64et 36-64d
BUYERS. January February. 3=65d value February
and March 32-64f4 32-64d buyers. Marco and April
S2-Gtd sellers; April and Nay, Sl-6=1 buyers, Nay
and June 90-64G4 31-64d sellsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 27--Spring wheat No 1 Northern SPOT
s2 6s2@zc; winter wheat No red nouainaly 75c. No
white and mixed. 74-ec. Corn quiet. yellow 44iAc
10 yellow 441+c; No yellow. fstc: No corr, 44c
No 3 corn. 43Ac. Oats firm; No white. 25lsc asked
26-4c bio. No white 24zsc; NJ 231423sZc. No
mixed 23s<c. No mixed 1870 Barley-Ohio. u1r1t
na-ly 4414oc- Rye higher. No soc Flour
aul AID steady, Canal c-eigh-s steady wheat 24sc
corn &c oats 1sc; barley. IIsc Use daxsse6 2c
70 Ne"-Xork lumber. 81 70 Albany s. 50 . NevYogk
Chicago. Aug 27-The leading futures ranged as tol-
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RailrOaos.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


STATIONS ssar Of WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND COEsTL-AosDT srFE1-a
E8Ihe leaving time frOn DesbF0sses and
Co-tiansit Streets IN 1--WE minutes later tha7
station except where otherwise noted
i5r esr, IA ~ EAs- AL4-tn.-,sa . W. Sc - 80
- " - ct 20 ss~eass :. 80 $1,000
POO A " PENNSYLVANIA IGrED--Fv-i Eaaa Cosa-
Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toisd5. CsaalaaaiI
1.55 p "a cFfTrsr5lss IN - ro1-rs E,zPPE ss-
os Ioeto NashviIis Cvi1 Cincinnati and LsllssiIisl.
Spa p ". sT LorIs E7IPREss.-Far Plssssa-s c.
o-33 = NJ WESTERN ExPREss--For ca.ezg0- To1
T55 P. n PACIFIC EXPRESS -For PftrssurE azd
pp1lsaso- For EnoEvfle taiiy va snsnantash Wales
s35 y " cIEvrJ-sSvp AND cTSCTscSETI tx
WIsHISGTo5iSS SSD 1''1 Tas 9i SOUTH,
70 - 50. 1910 tDsseEossss corsaaas sr-ssea
70 Oszor9sse4 ana cor-lana, streets. 2se. as
i5io y eDin'ss Car Ass .aiHE Ga 3 g
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