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Accepted a Call.

Rev. William Cooksy Of Juuc-
 tion City, Ark, who was called by the Baptists of this city for their pastor, short time ago and who came here and delivered a very able sermon shortly after the call, yesterday wrote to w. E. Holt stating that his resigua- ton had been accepted at Juno tion City and that be with his family would arrive here and hold services at the church the fourth Sunday in December. MT. Cooksy is very able minister and comes hig hly recommended.
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want an Entertninment Fund.

Washington. Nov. 30-Congress will be asked by the bureau of naviga
 tion of the navy department to make an appropriation for official entertain ments on board naval vessels when sent to foreign shores. It will be ar. gued that in their duty of showing the flag and cultivating friendly and diplomatic relations in foreign coun. tries, naval officers are forced for the honor of their service and country to spend an appreciable amount of their own pay for entertainments whose ex, pense should be borne by the govern ment. In other countries ample pro vision is made for such expense; in ours such provision is seldom made, and only on extraordinary occasions.
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Egbert McMillan came in Wednesday afternoon from Black Springs and returned yesterday. He was accompanied home by Miss Ixzie Milan, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w. Rowtou for the past two months. Miss Mollie Johnston, who has been visiting Mrs. c. B. Kirk for a couple of weeks, returned home with them.
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NeYndn Lend. in GoId.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The director of the mint. George F. Roberts. just returned from trip in the west, de clares Nevada in the future Is likely to become the first state in gold pro duction. It is now producing, he says at the rate of sf,000.o00 month. and the work now going on is chiefly of preliminary character, certain to i'm mensely increase the output in the future
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To Revive Grade of Vice Adm,ral

Washington, Dec. 1.-The grade of vice admiral will be revived in tho navy if the navy department adopts the recommendation made by Rear Admiral Converse. chief of the bu. reau of navigation. in his report. Ho says at least two vice admirars ships should be created for the commanders of the Atlantic and Asiatic fleets, who will soon have under them sub ordinate rear admirals and large number of ships.
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Gummere.. Mission Failed.

Tangier. Dec 1.-The American minister. Mir. Gummere. is reported to have left Fez. the capital, November 26, without obtaining satisfaction from the sultan in regard to the claims for indemnity made by citizens of the United States for alleged outrages or assurances regarding the safety of American citizens in Morocco.
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A Correction.

In the write up of the Thanks giving ball in yesterdays paper, the Star made mistake in giving the names O. the winners of the first prize in the waltz contest. The first prize was won by Roscoe Hull and Miss Lucy Cummins aud the second prize by Fred Richner and Mrs. K. A. Tomlin- son.
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She Defended Her Home

Thornton. R. l., Dec. 1.-Ethel Smith, the l5-year-old girl who shot and killed Elmer Briggs Thursday while the latter was attempting to force an entrance into her fathers home wehere Briggs wife and child were staying, will be tried on a charge of manslaughter December IT
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WARNING nRnER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATMl

Department of the Int riof, Land ths'
 Camden. Arkansas, Noyeuhff
 Notice is hereby given that Jsua
 less et Rorky, Afkan.ss has fea X his intention to make final p'eqi n of bis claim. viz Humestead kat1 Y made December &. 1900, for lhs N quarter southeast quarter ssetlaa q half northwest quarter Seclioa z 2 quarter northeast quarter seetipA \ ship S., Range g. W 5th P.h,Ais''1 ths' said proof will he madc hei's and Probate Judge of Polk Count office at Mena. ArkRnsaS on isnusqi
 He names the following wltnesses' [ his C ntinnons r, sidenee npoh, aAf ton of. tho land. viz:
 James W. Hamby. Isaas < Hsual min r. Shores and John T. fsfNS| Rocky. Arkansas. <.
 Nov. 29--O6. 1T C. FfieJheim, "a
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Importnnt phiii.

Manila, '-- 9 ,ar , '' cision just rendered N court of the Philippine N the Aglipayanos and ths of Lagonoy from posss..') Parish edifices there h M Roman Catholic .churcs ! sion establishes a mos. precedent. as 1t affeesx .' pending for possession ,s' churches seized by the V Lagonoy Is a town Of s'. tants in the province o X Luzon, where the Aglipsv,' ligious sect, founded by { Spanish friar, yields o' power.
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King Mene,,L m

Home, Dec. l.-According to nev & received here Friday from Adio- Abeba- capital of Abyssinia King Menelik is seriously I'll and 1t Is feared here that grave disturbances are likely to occur in the struggle for the succession.
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Street Chr struc,. n r

Dayton, O., Nov. BOA traction car on 'he Dayton X Xenia line, filled with subuFbanites and people from Aenia' was struck by Cleveland cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis freisht. engine about midnight and IS passen. will die. W
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To Reconstruct Manila Railway,

London. Dec. 1.-The syndicate planned by speyer & Co.,. of New York, Speyer Bros, of this city. and the Hongkong and Shanghai bank of London, for the reconstruction of the Manila Railway company and an ex. tension of it's lines was completed Friday The capital. s25o00,000, was over-subscribed.
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Mrs. w. l.. Denniston came in on No.3 today from her home near Eagleton to remain over Sunday with her husband, who runs out of this city on the Kansas City Southern.
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NOTICE FOR rrRLIcATla]

NOTICE FOR ruBLlcAIm Department of inc Interior i.apa Y j
 Camden. ArkDnsas. Npseels'
 Notice is ereby gwen that tiapa.I son of Board Camp, Arkansas. hEh of his intention Co make tiesl rf, pronf in support of his claim "
 stead KntFv No. 2S3S0. made Jpna'V ' fer the south nst quarter sor'ec.s !, Section 3. Township 3 $ RaAEs v ". M NJ Arkansas. and that said pfoei s'Fs snfore Courty and Proha . 5aee. Y q mnty, ir his office at Mena. As'7 J nnary 1. ien7. .l
 He names the following sit''f.s' his continuous res idence upon saa r''' of. the land, viz; M John Harihg William lsemerA N lev and Edward n Iiliir. ~ q Se,, Arkapeas. II ~ FfcldheHql TT Nov 22 0H
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w. P. Smith started this after noon for his former home at Laconia, Ark, expecting to be absent a month looking after his cotton plantation and other ex- tensive interests there.
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Our Nursery stock is very fine and assortments complete. See us for prices. dlt46w4t
 Dallas Valley Nursery Co.
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NOTICE FOR PuRIlcA.rgIs.S {. !

Department of iie lnteli r' LsaP 'ss < \
 Camden. Arkansas, Nove'aF' z :, Notice k hereby given tnst 'pa" ioeg of Rich Mountain. AfSsHa% M notice of his intention co nls' nsz support nf his clsim. VIE hupis .a.s N No. 253D2. made February Y ,7 cast half santhaast ausref foaso1% .aa nottheast quarter Section sHs t quarter sosuhwest Qusrtcr Sf9sr sD ship s Range3I w 5th '. \ and that said proof will hc bgps '''., KAY, " and Probate Judge of PAs egas office at Mena. Agkansas. oa Jfa,e' N
 He names the following wiinsss N his coniinu us rcsidenee upon TT tion of the land. viz <, n.a,a
 Charles [. Morris, Thomas ,,ss % an,l Mike Wilson, q of R'rh Mu9~ s.. ( ansas, aud Enello x Wi'lrtt q A', NY gss II. C liltenN" Nov 22---ati
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J. 0. Whitten, for several years prominent citizen of Mena, but now of Nashville, Ark, is in the city today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-12-06

Miss Mable Dunagan enter tained few of her friends Thurs day afternoon, it being her birth day anniversary. Choice refresh- ments were served and she was the recipient of several nice presents.
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srring Order.

C P Fur piairtiff. vs ,.nsaaS J. J. House and | V flonso ,l psl,snes !
 The defendants. ] j. House s"a N a5nfI n { arr warned tn appear n lnss ans:aIal thirty days and answer the eN,,vtfI Ufss plaintif. q p Fufr.
 Nosemher Q la06. ,.e w pfiekef solicitor for P,al' tf ssf J. |. Alley, Attorney for pe'eA''
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Snug" Taylor arrived yester- day from his home at Talihina, l. T., ou cattle buying expedi- tion. Mir. Taylor expects to move his son-in-law, Ramsey For. rester of Big Fork, to Talihina, next week.
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Dr. C. G. Huston, the well known dentist, is now nicely located in his office in the new Lochridge building, second floor, where he is prepared to attend 10 all work in the line of his pro- fession in the best possible man. ner. 22l dwtf
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EXCURSION POSTPONED.

Odd Fellows Give Up Trip to Lake
 Charles For the Present.
 On account of not being able to procure the Odd Fellows band from Batesville, together with several other reasons 1t was de. cided at a meeting of the Odd Fellows last night to postpone the big excursion to Lake Charles lntil next summer.
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Physician-Madam your husband is suffering from overwork.
 Mrs. W.-And will he have to give up his place under the government?
 Whats that? Is he a government official?
 Mrs. W.-Yes, sir.
 Physician -H'm; I'll diagnose hls case again. He probably needs exer. else of some kind.
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q. w. Liner, prominent citi- zen of Hatfield, was in the city on business today.
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Hon. ]. I. Alley started for Shawnee, Okla, yesterday on legal business.
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Bishop Seymour Ne.r n.,,,.

Springfield, H., Dec. -B,shor .,' seymour was siill alive Friday noon though he is failing steadily
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M. J. Crews of Bethel, I. T. was trading in the city today.
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See Dallas VallJ Nursery Co.,, for fine home grown fruit trees. dit4bw4t.
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John Keeton of Janssen, son of the late Edmond Keeton, who died on the home place near there recently, was in Mena today trading and arranging to have a tombstone placed at his fathers grave.
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Mrs. B. T. Harris arrived Wednesday afternoon from Shi- loah, Ark, for a visit with her mother and other relatives and friends in the city. She will remain until after Christmas.
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William Clemens arrived yes terday from Arden, Ark, for a visit with his family.
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Tom philpot of Egger was marketing cotton here today.
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J. Y. Kidd. leading contrac-. tor of De Queen, is in the city on business today.
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SATURDAY..

Louis Nichols was in from his home at Shady today.
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Brick work was commenced today on the second story of Mrs. Kegan's new building on De Queen street.
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w. ]. Townsend came in yes terday from his home at Ink and remained over last night with his son, w. w., and family.
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John Steel returned yesterday from business trip over in Mont gomery county.
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James Cooley, a merchant of Pughtown, I. T., and Sam Rind of Rocky were buying goods in the city today.
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John Grant is erecting a 16x32 foot building on the vacant lot by Townsend's store, which when completed will be occupied by j.. W. Bankston's photograph gal. lery.
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Oxford, Eng, Dec. 1.--More than 100 American residents of Oxford as- sembled for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday night The guests of the evening included Dr. George K. Par kin, representing the Rhodes scholar. ship trust; T. w. Hawkins. secretary Of the Atlantic Union; Albert Pulitz. CT, of New York, and number of Rhodes scholars and Oxford students. The usual toasts were honred with enthusiasm.
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MT. aud Mrs. Roach have moved from Stilwell Heights to their rooms over their store buil1ing on De Queen street for the winter.
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James Embry, who has been quite sick for the past three weeks was on the streets today. Jim is regaining his strength rapidly, but still looks rather thin.
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Mrs. w. l.. Parker returned yesterday from a months visit with relatives and friends at her old home at Birmingham, Ala.
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FRIDAY

George Hathaway was up from kcd Bird today buying goods.
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Marriage licenses were issued this morning to J. K. Lambert and Miss Clara Stanley and G. w. Williams and Miss Mary Moore.
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w. M. Foster and family of Egger were in today doing their fall trading and gave the Star a call with a renewal.
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M. E. Finn returned last night from a trip to Siloam Springs in behalf of the I. o. 0. F. excur- sion. He expects a good crowd from that place.
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 K. D. Sale left ou tho local this morning for S,igler, I. T., on a short business trip.
 There was plenty of rain in Missouri on Thanksgiving day but none in this portion of Arkan- sas.
 Wade Allen, real estate man of Hatfield, was up yesterday afternoon looking after business matters,
 K. T. Cypret. cotton buyer of De Queen, spent a few hours in the city yesterday coming up on No. 4 and returning on No. 3,
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Miss Lulu Clark went to Tex arkana on No. } Wednesday afternoon to visit friends over Thanksgiving, expecting to re- turn Sunday.
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Paris, Dec. 1.-Mrs Mccormick, wife of the Ambassador assisted by Miss Helen Gould and Mrs Frank H. Mason, wife of the American consul general gave Thanksgiving tea at the American ambassadoral residence Thursday for the young ladies of the American club of Paris, which was founded by Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
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Berlin. Dec. 1.-Three hundred American residents of Berlin attend de Thanksgiving dinner Thursday night. Alexander H. Thackara, Amer lcan consul general, presided and Dr. Rufus P. Johnston, of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New York, made a speech. A cablegram of felicitation was sent to President Roosevelt. The banquet was followed by a dance.
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which was about three hours late.

See Dallas Vally Nursery Co.,, for fine home grown fruit trees. dlt4bw4t.
 J. 0. Whitten, for several years a prominent citizen of Mena, but now of Nashville, Ark, is in the city today.
 Brick work was commenced today on the second story of Mrs. Kegan's new building on De Queen street.
 w. ]. Townsend came in yes terday from his home at Ink and remained over last night with his son, w. w., and family. Mrs. w. l.. Parker returned yesterday from a mouths visit with relatives and friends at her old home at Birmingham, Ala. w. M. Foster and family of Egger were in today doing their fall trading and gave the Star call with a renewal. | Marriage licenses were issued this morning to J. K. Lambert and Miss Clara Stanley and c. w. Williams and Miss Mary Moore.
 John Grant is erecting 16x32 foot building on the vacant lot by Townsend's store, which when completed will be occupied by l.. W. Bankston's photograph gal lery.
 John Keeton of Janssen, son of the late Edmond keeton, who died on the home place near there recently, was in Mena today trading and arranging to have tombstone placed at his fathers grave.
 Snug" Taylor arrived yester- day from his home at Talihina, l. T., ou cattle buying expedi- tion. Mir. Taylor expects to move his son-in-law, Ramsey For. rester of Big Fork, to Talihina, next week.
 Mrs. w. l.. Denniston came in on No3 today from her home near Eagletou to remain over Sunday with her husband, who runs out of this city on the Kansas City Southern.
 w. P. Smith started this after noon for his former home al Laconia, Ark, expecting to be absent month looking after his cotton plantation and other ex- tensive interests there.
 --~----
 Our Nursery stock is very fine and aSSOrtmentS r0mDlefa Soc |
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New and Beautiful Silks

The remarkable values in the
Dressmakers' Sale were but fore
runners Of the splendid offerings we
now quote in the most fashionable
and popular Silks for Spring and
Summer, You make no mistake
in buying at these prices
Satin barred Persian Taffetas-
cuite unlike anything yet shown
scft persian blendings. bringing out
dominant tones OF old rose, red,
blue. green or lavender. -..---------- 80
Gun Metal Tanetas-new designs IN
snots and figures. giving rich MORE
sffect-eIegant and lustrous- .-...... .1S
Satin Foulards-24 inch-cr1sp,
lustrous. will not crush
scroll and aIIover running designs -
ali the latest shades-also black -OS
Satin Brocaded Taffetas-spart
erTects with black hair line checks
on white or cOlored grounds ..''-- - =
Taffetas in charming new floral designs
combination OF navy and white.
srav and white. lavender ana White -
and Alice blue -'+'''' 40
Satin Nessalines-superior quality.
soft highly finished-white, cream
bIack light and dark colors. 10
Touisine Checks-this popular and
beautiful silk Is shown In new
patterns OF blue or black bars on
white-a favOrite combination for
coming season-alsO block cheeks -
in same tones. -OS
m inch Chiffon Pongees-especlally soII
and IustrOus-guaranteed- ar
black cream. cOlors. .-.-......'.''" .OS
Tibertv Sattns-very choice-soft
messeiine nnish-fig'd and dotted
white. cream. gray. lavender.
blue. pink "OS
Peau De Cygne-27 inch-sott .I,,a
hnish-whlte. cream. light and
dark colOrs- 10
Of inch Rough Shantungs-an
siIk-make most effective costumes
and waists-au the new tints. ....J
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CUNARD LINE.

From Piers 5l-52. North River.
LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENsIOWN-
UMBRIA. -.-----.--.-.-- FEB. "a T. d.
GAAiPANIA...-.-s-- MAR B. 10 \. u,
C'armania Mar 10 Umhria ..... Mar. -
Lucania 49,. Mar II campania. Mar u
GIBRALTAR-ITALf-
CARONIA-Fastest and Most LUXURIOUS OF
Legiathans-Fcb. eth.
cARPATHiA .... Mar @, noon; April "A
SLANONIA. APR = noon: May -. July 10
PANNONlA. ..... Apr. 10. T.. NJ; May 70
Apply for illustrated booklets. etc:
VERNON III. BROWN. - BWAf. n. 4.
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ELLLIECRE & OHIO r. r.

Stations a. II I'D 81. and Liberty St
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour"
10 Baltimore and Washington
tom foot = Liberty street and 10 minutes
earlier from 23rd Street
DAILY trains 10 CINCINNATI and ST.
LOUIS ef 10 \ n. +. n and y 10
l.slt. CHICAGO. u noon and u IS night.
flITSBCRG. F. II. and p. n. CO
ILNETS y noon
Fun Information concerning trains. reser-
Aail.u ~ space tickets etc. furnished al
: 'ckef Offices pol 434 1900 Broadway. o
Asfor House. los Greenwich St. p Union
elHare W.. 39l Grand 81, y. Y: 343 Full
Ton ST. Brooklyn; West 23d ST. and LIB
cry $,
after r NJ Sleeping Car Reservations
tn- yum lpfagfration regarding trains, etc
car hl obtained az Bureau Of Information.
Baltimore A. Ohio r. 23d St Terminal.
Phone 80 Chelsea 3las.
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REND0Ng SWSTgm
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. R.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
STATIONS Foot Foot Liberty 1is Tvs St. 4. r.
W. ..-'S q slg"n below is from Liberty 81
eepJ az noted ~ designating marks.
LAs4gA. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
Eas5oa) 81 10 4 NJ h i26 Sk4 a. 500 o5 Is &
Easton only . NJ sun, "a 20 A. NJ,
100. 500 and 90 ?. NJ
"iLAEsAA Z 90 AND scRANsIoN-9.IISS
L4kE&6oD; LAKEHuRsr. TOMS
N. so. as 90. N6,OS Lakewood and
L~4heHuIst, S3 20, c4.l5l p. N. Sundays.
SO \. n. go Lakewood and Lake
4-LHN.Ic CITY, 40 A. NJ. KITS 20 P. N.
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN
SHORB PoINTS-z4.O0. $50, ll.3O 4. NJ,
Sl-0 - A.. $50. $50. jl2O Sundays.
tRgeIt Ocean Grove. 400. 800 A NJ.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MON
MOUTH BCH-, EAST LONG BRANCH
tSa go ? 81 sundays. 600 A NJ,
FIiilapE!PHIAI:z4, 90. MOO. ms. GO
~ 1g - a. 800 400. ms5OO, m.6.O0.
20 $50, 900. 5000 P. N, j'l2.15
B6LTrHoBE AID WESTINGHOUSE 90.
m-le J4. 400. E'2-O0 mt'4Oo. 600.
REkHiNG- HARRISBURG. louisville
AND WILLIAMsHORT IA 90. z4S6.
Tt-V. sl 10. 1000, 100 A. NJ. Reading
on..J. 100. 10 Y 90 p. n. JReading,
Poltssile. harrisburg only. TACO. $500.
7.39 T. l.
'Daliy. tDaily except Sunday. ssun-
GAYS. -FaT,or cars only. llEia Tamaqua-
sE1cept Saturdays. mDinlng car. XSatur-
GAYS olly. zlrOm Liberty ST. only.
Prom Twenty-third Street-z5 20 T. NJ.
oS.60 =. NJ. el22O =. NJ, g4.30 p. NJ.
.ll.t0 D. ii. Ks 20 p. NJ
Offices Liberty ST. West 23d St Astor
House. 26l. 434. 1900. 1854 broadway. Is3
tth ave. 81 5th Ave, . Union Square
West. 2l9s ID Ave. 279 Vest 125th ST. 24S
Columbus Ave. New York; 342, 343. S44.
So Fulton St. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway.
Nlli-ausHlrs New York Transfer CO.
Gals flr and checks baggage 10 destination.
" g BESLER. C NJ BURT
Nice-FTes & Gen. Hgr. Gen. Passr Agent
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n. Y n II. g. HARTFORD r.. r

n. Y, n. II. g. HARTFORD r. r.
Trans dvpAr- liJui DraEd central Station.
"a 81 al. stA Az. follows Tor
BOSTON. sla NcN Lonoon Prov
4 Igf, - 800 = BOO. .. 5:U2
1890 p. NJ via Willimantic-fts.O 90
=. y, 900 y. Ii. ala spid -. 20
A II, = az, 90 81 90. I'll 90 p. "a.
W0gCEsIEk and -ITCHBufG. "a rUT-
LAKEplI.5.E ana NORFOLK -ts:4o a. NJ.
1881 j. IL
CT harrington. stcckbrtdge. Lenox. PITTS
aeld-fs so. 1888 a. N. t3.3l y NJ
Ticket cftices al c6rand tentral station
ana cf25th St als0 at c26l, Isl, elsa
u way. % Union square, clS2 I fifth Ave.
-a.5 C0lambus Ave. cA9 Madison Ave.
c2Ts " l25th ST.. 27ss ThiId Ave In
Brooklyn. c2s2, $50 Fulton 81. So way
sTafk fltxcept Sundays sStogs at
-estl 81 ze.ous az l35th ST Sundays only.
sPsrlof car Limited Has dining car
-Psrlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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LackaWanna Railroad.

y. y. fa9t Barclay. Christopher. West 23d
SITS
s 90 A. N.-Tor Blnghamton and Elmira.
1000 a. N For Buffalo. Chicago and St
Louis.
y 81 +. .I-i'0r II 1alo and Chicago.
fAln D N.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
Nula !! M-rlr Buffalo ana Chicago.
= AZ p. n For Buffalo Syracuse. Utica.
800 A. d For Chicago-Sleepers open
. 90 =. "
Ticket r. $50. 42a. J1s3. 1874 Broa dwsy.
y 1893 Fulton ST.. brooklyn. 'Daily.
7EI-cr- sunday
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> , AMfhIfNlA no = q 2 MUS
AND MOST MODERN OF LENIA-
THANS.
sGr!ll Room. Gymnasium. Elevator
& A La carte Restaurant. fCall at Dover
for London & Paris
Mediterranean Sc &c.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA.
Prinz Oskar $500. Mar. Z, p. NJ: Apr 10
Prinz Adaihert Mar %. 10 A. NJ. May
Moltke. 900. Apr. 20, noon; June y, July "a
Rates Isl class. $50, SIS, SlIs. 90 IN
ward. according to steamer selected.
Offices 30 and 81 Broadway. Phone 1871
Broad. Piers. Hoboken. N ].
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TRUNKS.

ScTrANER TRUNKS FOR 50 30. DRESS
st,it Gases for SO. from manufacturer 10
,,o,, ! BRISK. l06 Broadway.
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>ckris and Pullman accommodations lss. zel 80
4 l<5l Broadway isz sth Ave- % L mon 50 West,
si5 Columbus Ave z: 80, 3s2 & $50 Fulton St,
- broad way G foot Fulton St. brooklyn
, !. Transfer CO. VIII calf and check baggage.