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Till PAZETT1 YOBK, THIKSDAY MOKNIKG, NOVEMBER 8, Wl. 5 SALE REGISTER. ITONT ALTO EAf LROAD RAILROAD TIME TABLES. WOMAN AND HOME. Depart ar of Passenger Trains Trom York.

A JAPANESE WOMAN WHO HAS WON i SUCCESS WITH HER PEN. M'll Mix. Ace ii I B.U. Ace 68 68 62 61 66 61 p.m tp.M a Lv. Arr.

a.m!p pm 6 20 1 05 i0 Ohambershurg 7 42 1 3S 4 46 6 29 1 27 I 29 Mont Alto Jun 7 3tJ 11') 4 IN 6 39 1 43 9 39 Fayettevl'e 7 Bolts 4 2t 6 44 1 61 9 44 Fayettevl'e 7 ir 7 4 24 55 2 07 9 67 Mont 7 12 30 4 18 6 H2 9 6 7. 11 13 2i 4 11 6 Oi 2 SI 18 02 Qulnr.f 7 07 12 i 4 01 8 lu 2 3.) 10 10 Waynesboro. 7 0i 12 06 4 OS If A. krr I AM P.M PEWNSTLVANIA JiAILJtOAX). 0BTHIB OINTRAL BAIL WAY D1YISIO eenled from Polly's stern eye.

If Polly was left in ohurge during an absence of the parents, many a cherished privilege was cut off hnd the strictest discipline maintained. Naturally they bad not loved her at the time; she had represented one of tho disagreeablos of life, like being kept in on a rainy Saturday, to be accepted and made the best of. Now, in maturer years, they looked back with positive uffectlon upon her grim faithfulness, and they recognized that an element of friction might be an important ono in tho building of character. Exchange. On and after October 3, 187, tralnl will leave York an follows: for Baltimore, Urureaa 11:01 3:88 and 4:25 flil On Thursday.

November 18, 1807, on South Court avenue. In the city of Vork, real estate of B. J. King, deceased by the executor Henry Weiitel. Woltman tipangler Limited, auctioneers.

On Saturday, February 12, 1B88. live stock and farming lmp'ements of Joseph W. Klder one mile east of Ulttersville, close to Salem church. On Tuesduy, February 15, 1893, In Windsor township, York county, on the road leading from Kt Lion to Felton, about 1 ml.o north of Felton, farm sUxrk and farming Implements of Adam Ulehl. W.

11. Miller, auctioneer. On March 2 and 3. 1998, In Hellara township Yoik county, known as the Glades, and near the ulu i odurus Furnace, arge farm, stock and farming Imp emeuts, liousetio.d goods of Alexander Kiting W. U.

Miller, auctioneer; Lehman Crumbling, clerks. On Thursday, March 3, 18 stock and farming Implements of Aaron G. Burkbeimer in Dover lownshin York rountv. about Accommodation, aloiiping at Intermediate station. 6:25, 7:45 a.

and 8.02 Pax Mix tC-t 88 P. week days. Hand ays 9:02 A. M. and 8:01 P.

M. 1.M Lve. Arr. P.M 86 P.M 4 66 6 08 9 39 Chambersburg For lUrrlnhure 1:82. 10'ffi A.

I 9 6: 84 A. 8 2 7 46 7 33 1 15 6:58, 8:27. and 10:32 p. week Ciri Ban 4 16 1 2 SS 2 20 05 dayi 1:62.8:64, A. 1:61.

8:27 and 10 Ut 11 25 11 41 isiriuo Loudon Arr. Lve. 6 4i! 8 02, 6 10 P. M. P.

AT OB TBI W18T. there watj a certain room, 12 feet square, occupancy ot which by any one inevitably produced malaria in that person. He was finally called in to discover the cause. He found a pipe passing up from tho cellar, with an opening in the room for plumbing purposes. After thoroughly examining the room ho wont down stairs to the cemented subbasement, where wero the big pipes of the heating plant, and near one pipe he found some water standing.

He was told that a little surface water occasionally settled there, and once a week enough had accumulated to be removed. Tho mystery was solved. There was the surface water of New York soil, impregnated with gas and other deleterious matter. There was the heat to generate its latent elements of harm. There was the strong upward draft of heated air to carry them from the cellar.

There was finally In the condemned room an open fireplaco to create the suction which drew them into its atmosphere. Ten cents' worth of oe-ment to close the pipe opening rid that room forever of its bad reputation. Mr. Wingate frowned on unventilated clothes closets. He said that, being a mere man, It did not seem to him neat to pack house and personal linen in stuffy closets and close an airtight door upon thorn.

Every closet in thp house should have a wiro panel in the upper part of the door. The ash closet under tho city stoops was another place that needed ventilation in the saino way. New York Post. A. A.

P. facifte Express dally at 1:52 A. arrives at Altoona at 7.40 a. and Pltuburg 12:10 Th Health of the Home The Family Ifawn Baby! Bed SelflahneM of Fani- IXf Life The Luxury of Hospitality. Better Than the Best Hotel.

Kitlshlma Kota Hasche Is the real or family name of tho, clover Japanese girl who is living In Chicago at present and winning fame by writing for the maga-sljaes and newspapers of Chicago and the east undor the pen name of Otano Wat anna while more dollars come from her work as stenographer. Miss HaBche, or as she prefers to be called Miss Watanna the two names meaning the same thing, but belonging to different Japanese dialects has seen more of life and experience than the average woman of twixje her age. The realism which makes her fiction so true to life and so keenly interesting is based on a knowledge of life and the world which has' been acquired in the most practical i Born in Yokohama, she was taken by OunoeoUon foi all station on tjumberland Valley Railroad aud Pennsylvania Railroad system. H. A.

Biddl. BOVD, Gen'l Pass, Agt. Bnpt p. if. Kant Line dall at arrive! at one mile north of Dover bjrough, on Peter Altoona at 7:40 p.m.

and PittgbarK at 110 risners rarui, seven bead of horses, twenty heart of horn cattle and about seventy-live neaa ot nogs. J. Si. ftloul, auctioneer. On Saturday, March 5, 1898 larac lot of live WESTEM MABYLMD RAILROAD HchedoJa Taking; JCOect October 3rd sinus.

inrming unpiemt-ms oi rs. it. jxune-dlnst, 1M mile went of Brllhart's station. Tk Princess of Wales ORDERS JOHAim HOFF'S HALT EXTRACT. Marlborough House? S.

W. Please send for the use of H. R. the Princess of Wales, six dozen of J0HAH1T Hoff 's Halt Extract as soon as possible. Kindly give two bottles to bearer for to-day luncheon.

Yours faithfully, JOHN GWILLIM, Celtarman For H. K. H. BEWARE Or IMITATIONS. The genuine JOHANH Hoff's Malt Ex-, tract makes Flesh and Blood.

One dozen bottles of the genuine JOHAMT Hoff's Malt Extract will give more strength and contains more nutritive elements than one cask of ale or porter, without being Intoxicating. EISNER MENDELSON Sole Agents, New York. 1897. K. one mile east of New aiem, on public road leading from Jefferson to Briiharts.

K. ('verniilier, Auctioneer; N. B. Kllne- Connections at Gettvshsnr with PhlU.1. pbia and Reading R.

IX, at ITagenstown wl A O. K. and Norfolk anil Wt ainst, uierk. On March 8, 198. on the farm of H.

8 toner, one mile Wist of Wrictitsville, farm Kaiiroada, and at Cherry Run with B. 4k stock and farming lmplcnue tsof Clayton ner parents, in company with the three brothers and nine sisters who shared with her their care and supervision, to Liver pool, England, and from thence to Man a. a. 9:00 a m. for Thorn Nashville, Sprln Orjve.

Me ges, Porters, and points east on B. H. Division, aio Baltimore, Hanover 6- lin Branch R. Gettysburg and 1 West on B. A H.

Division, aiso town. Waynesboro, and Oharrbe's-burr, connecting with Norfolk ano Wtst-'T R. B. at Hagerstown for the south nd e'ut west, and Connecting at Cherry Run. with B.0.

R. R. for the West 11 -KK tt 4n Dm4s. chester, before she was 8 years of age. The P.

M. Pennsylvania Limited of Pullman Vestibule Cirs daily at p. arrives at Altoona at 6:06 P. M. and PHtabur? 16 P.

u. Oolcaito and St, Louis Kxpre8 dally at 6:27 p. arrives at Altoona at 10:46 M. and Pittsburg at 2:00 A. M.

Western Express dally at P. at Altoona at 3:85 a. h. and Ptttebarg at 7:16 A. H.

Southwestern Cxpresa dally at 10:31 arrives at Aitoana at 4:60 A. Pltfatbarv 8.80 a. It rOBTBIKOBTH 1:62 A. M. dally Northern Express errjvesat Sunborv i ds Wllllamsuort 6:45 A.M., EimlraB 65 am, 6:5 a.

m. dily News Express arilvia Bun-bury 40A. m. Williamsport 11:00 A. and Lock Haven II 6w A 10:26 A.

wek days Niagara Express, arrives Bunbury 1:10 Williamsport 2:30 P. Lock Haven 3:40 Kane 9:16 P. El-mlra 5:14 p. OauandalKUa 7.80 p. M.

Connects for Uochastor buffalo and Niagara Kails. 1:63 m. dally except Sunday, Past Line arrives Bunbury Williamsport, 6'63 and p. :27 P. a.

uaily Williamsport Express, arrives Sunbury and Williamsport m. p. m. dally except Saturday Rocheoter and Buffalo fixiiresx arrives Bunbury 1 21 A. Williamsport 8 2i a.

Elmlra 4 46 A. Oanandalgua 7:1" a. m. Connects fur Kocheti-ter, Buffalo auu Mra Falls, journey from Japan to England was made canals, w. u.

wilier, auctioneer. On Match 9. 1'98, live stock consisting of nine head of hoises and twenty head horn cattle, a large lot f.rming im pllments of Jacob Uumm, avent, on the farm of John F. hupp, in -rim Held township, York couity, nne mile and a half from Loganvi le. ann three miles from r'even Valley, on i he road leading from Keven Valley to Loganvillu.

J. B. Moul, auctioneer. On March 15, 1898, on the farm of V. Ket-sey, formerly Flora's, one and a-half mllei south of WrliihtsviUe.

larvo far. Tbe Luxury of f3ospltality. The highest social compliment that wo can extend to a friend is an invitation to dinner. Dinner giving is an art not admitting brief discussion. It is the most pleasant phase of social life, the very luxury of hospitality.

It is the occasion where our best mental and social gifts come into play. Its atmosphere Is one where acquaintance may ripen into friendship. For the hostess it affords opportunity for all the refinements and possibilities for her domestic talents, for her social graces, wit, tact and intellectual powers. Bobbed of its supposed expensiveness, of tho excessive effort involved, it would be the most popular form of entertaining. At the regular home dinner there is obviously no bar to the presence of the accidental or formally invited guests, sinoe it costs us nothing but the impulse to give pleasure.

Why not let a few of our friends without homes fool sure of a cordial reception whenever inclined to join us at our evening meal? If on three evenings out of every seven we had a guest, it would make no difference in the sum total of our yearly expenses, yet what a delightful revenue of pleasure it might yield. Do not let us keep a debt and credit account with miserly exactness in our social affairs. We will naturally entertain those who entertain us, but let us be lenient in overstepping such limitations, and also In giving two or more invitations for one received if conditions are more favorable with us thun with othors. In short, one way of getting the mos out of life is to make of our homes radiating centers sending out shafts of good, happiness and love, attracting a return proportionate to the five talents wisely employed. To this end we must study in its very essential essence the meaning of the word "welcome." Ella Morris Kretsch-mar in Woman's Home Companion.

by sailing vessels, and occupied an entire yenr. i From Manchester the family emigrated to Canada, settling In Montreal, and It "was In this city that Miss Watanna re- The Family Yawn. "Tho Family Yawn" is the subject of a timely article in Harper's Bazar. The writer states that the "yawn" is becoming popular. It used to be considered a sign of weariness or boredom, but we are now told that it is not only this.

We are informed that there are various types of tions on tBtern Extension, 1bo Hanover New Oxford and Gettysburg. stock and farming Implements of Albert uauuman. vv. aimer, auctioneer. On Thursday, March 17, 1S98, on Fox's farm Orove, Wen ges, tatwn.

bitimur uoiou east on Rah Tliwid mm. u. at Krysvllle, Windsor township, livestock iln Branch R. Gpttoshnrr A nnlnt una rarming implements i wm. secnnsi.

B. Clemens, auctioneer; F. Stine clerk. On Thuisdav. Marcn 17.

1898. a larze lot of ARt. An ft rllvUl.i. .1., Oaamoorsburg. ShlppeDsburr, Hage stowx, connecting at terry un.

with B. A O. R. R. for the West, ZiEGiEh's Emulsion CODLIVEROIL Cures your cold where Cough Syrups fail.

It is made fiom the finest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the disagreeable taste of which is completely disguised. 65c for a full pint bottle, at R. WM. ZIECLER, COKNlt MARKET AUD PMS ST. live stock consisting of six heavy mules thirty head of catite.larpelotof farming implements of Oeorge Hoover, on the farm of 9A Ft T7tV PnvTAM m.

A 4v4 4 4 nllilam rous known as roust Distillery, In Hurlfieflelrt townshlD. York conntv a. W1 mi 0 auu xii tione on eastern extension and station! weal on B. 4D, Divjft.on to Hanover, one nd a-balf miles noitlieast of (ilen Rock, iltli three mllessouih oi Loganvliie. )L.

Over-miller, auctioneer; Paul Uek. clerk. kjj m. umiiuu iiurao UiiUUkea later than time given above-Trains arrive at George Street Station at 8:00 and and and 8:00 p.m. rjj trains aaiiy except Funday.

Intending sale at West York and George Street Purchasers J. M. HOOD. B. H.

GRIBWOL0, Gen Man. Gen. Pass. Agt H. D.

SCOTT, JOSEPH LBIB, Snpt. B. A H. Dlv. Dly, Pass.

Agt, P. 0. Buroksbsr, Agent, FREDERICK DIVISION K. On and after October, 3. 1897, trains will run dally except Sundays, as follows: OBTHWABIi WHIGHT8V1IA1, AC 7:03 A.

M. for Ph ade phta. M. for i-hilaaelphla, 11:35 a. M.

for Pliiludelphia. 3:16 P. M. for Philadelphia. 6:15 v.

u. for Philadelphia. 80DTBWABD HAHOV1R, AO 7:55 a. for Frederick. 11:40 a.

Hanover, 3 10 P. for Kredericn. 7. 5 p. for Llttlestown Yo'k Accra, arrives 0:52 p.

M. from Phlla. Addition 1 rains leave Frederick for Bruceville 7:50. 8.60 a. and 5p.m.

week days; returning leave Bruceville for Frederick 8.38. 10.40 a. m. and 6.H0 p. m.

Trains leave Hanover for Gettysburg at Are Invited to jot our address In their memorandum book for ready reference when In need of 8TKW A RT8TO WN RATI. Knar, Connecting with the N. 0. at New Freedom Place Right Price Right. Fit Right.

Goods Allright, eunuav. enact May. 17, 1897 QUADRUPLE-PLATED SILVER-WARE ThAIiS 0 0 KM, STATIONS. the genus yawn. Of course there is the gape, that undeniably indicates drowsiness and in which ono is- supposed to indulge only in the privacy of one's sleeping apartment.

But, besides this, there are yawns of nervousness, of chilliness, of headache, of excitement, of apprehension, of grief. In accordance with this idea it would seem that the yawn is the most complete and satisfactory form of expression. Seriously, it is timo we ohecked this growing habit. Whatever may bo said to the contrary, to gape openly, or with tho attempt to smother the action, is rude to tho person with whom one is talking and calls for an apology. If one is not well or is very weary, a yawn is perhaps impossible to suppress, but the perpetrator thereof should ask pardon of his companion and explain that, while he is interested in the conversation, he in so weary that tho weak flesh declines to obey the dictates of the willing spirit But tho ordinary yawn is largely a matter of habit.

I have seen all tho members of a family who exercised no restraint in this direction, but who openly gaped in ono another's faces until the stranger in their midst found bis jaws aching with irrepressible sympathy. Tho father yawned audibly, finishing the performance with a long drawn out "Ah-a-h!" The son followed suit, but completed his effort with a peculiar click of the jaw, as if be had there a hidden spring which needed oiling. The mother's yawn was of the gasping variety, while the pretty daughter tapped her mouth with the tips of her fingers as she parted her rosy lips to give vent to the family weakness. Sho performed this tattoo as if the action was a sort of apology for the Perhaps it is because we Americans are so often tired and in need of rest that this unsightly habit has grown upon us. If so, let us exercise the habit of self control, which is also ours, and determine to suppress the encroaching yawn.

lio.l We bought largely and advanta- geously and purpose to sell quito as much to your prolit as ours. We have Leave i P.M 12 A.M 30! 00 33i8 02 Zelg.er 12 83, 9.4ia. M.39 and 6.42 p. m. week days; returning, arrive at Hanover from Gettysburg, 9.20 a.

m. and 4.30 p. m. week days. For time tables and further information apoly to Ticket itat at the station.

J. HUTCHINSON. J. K. WOOD, KeimolQ Orwlg Nut Bowls, Cracker Jars, 12 2d 12 2i-12 31 12 3f.

r.tr 4 33 4 84 4 4 4 41 4 4 4t 4 64 5 00 P.M, sbeffer Bread Travs, Fruit Dishes, 3jt 05; 39ih 07 1 45 8 09 48 13 49i8 lfi Ml" 21 00j8 26: General juanaser. uenerai ras. agent Keeney 12 ii Cake Baskets, Tea Sets 12 4' New Freedom 12 60 TOP COAT. OVERCOAT, SUIT or TROUSERS. SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER TRAINS FOB Arrive BHKKWHnUKY ADD ULHi KUUH, Water Sets, CoflVe Sets, and In fact almost anything you may desire In this line at the right prices for good goods.

TiiAI ASI STATIONS. N.2N.4 NO. No.l P.M. Better Than the Beat Hotel. "Homo life cements tho love of husband and wife; other modes of living often loosen tho tie, writes Edward W.

Bok in The Ladies' Home Journal. "Nor docs the question of expense excuse the not having of one's own homo. A homo is not of necessity a palace. The humblest cottage is a million times better than the most luxurious hotel ever planned by the bands of man. In the one happiness is probable, in tho other it is just possible.

We can talk all we choose about married happiness; that it after all, rests solely between two people, and that it makes no difference where they live. That is very good as a theory. But thousands of instances prove tho contrary, that the theory will not work out in practice. Happiness depends upon tho growth of tho people who aro parts of it. People who stop and stagnate are never happy.

Truo happiness thrives on what It feeds upon. Let stagnation enter into two lives and happiness becomes stagnant and unhealthy. But let our lives be filled with contentment, with domestic pleasure, with that germ of evolution which springs from the hearthstone, and the happiness which springs from those elements is purer, sweeter and more satisfying to our natures, our minds and our souls. A man and wife were made to abido together in inseparable lives, and as new elements come into that union to sweeten and hallow it tho abiding place should be some little place, some corner in this big world which they can call then? own, their very own, where everything around them speaks of the husband's energy and the wife's achievement. That is home." IS PA8H10IB TBA1H1 MOUTH.

Leave a a.m 6 23 15. I '71 New 4 1 47 1 63 11 Li, Rebert, .308 W. Market St. Keenev 3t'9 24 1 66 1 63 6 3W 30 W. Froelich Son a.m'a.m 6 ii (I 4 6 47 6 4 5 53 6 68 568 6 01 8 08 2 0 2 01 8 0'.

ShelTer Anstlne Crwlg Keimold Sisigier tewartatowB .4 0 26 f- 41'9 33 4K.1P 35: if 'AH Good Lew frcr, farietj in Wheels, Sews Niagara Express and Mall 9 it a 2 10 8 53 45! 2 P.MlPM is i 6 16:6 23 8 Ohleaito Express and Fast Line Oarrlsourg CockeysvUle (Sunday only). Buggies, Surreys, TAILORS, 100, (02 S. George St (Odd Fellow's 3 6 rttillQIi BALKS 80UTB Immim fan hp flrrlnrprf Phaetons, Daytons, Express Wagons, PORTRAIT? rUninAIIO now and put away Passengers from points on Stewartstown Unllroad will reach Baltimore as follows, 8.10 and 10.1.1 a. 3.10 and 7.10 p. Will reach York at 6.54 and 10.00 A.

1.63 and 5.69 P. M. Passengers leaving Baltimore at 4 50, 7.3C and 11.46 A. M. and 3.30 p.m.

Also leaving York at 6.25 and 7.45 A. M. 12.53 and 4.45 P. will make close connections at New Freedor fur points on ritewansiown railroad. Trains stop only wh it or on tlce to conductor.

Ticket' sold and bagga checked through toandfrbm all points on i N. 0. R. between Baltimore and Harriibnrg' All trains carry express goods. w.

H. FULTON, Bap. M. W. BAEN.

Gen. Manager, and yn unl" A.M A.M FRAMES I Chrismas. WI1MIIIIKIIIIIIIIII1III2 A fine selection of 8 14 6 02 6 23 8 31 P.M 1 31 1 40 6 22 5 31 9 01 9 10 York Accommodation Baltimore Passenger Way Passenger York Accommodation Baltimore Accommodation Baby's Bed. How much the very early influences of babyhood affect the human being in later years is beoomlng daily more fully recognized by serious minded parents. An infant, for Instance, whoso ignorant nurse is lazy enough to let his little nails grow long and look as if they were in constant mourning will in all probability grow up into a youth of very careless personal habits.

This is only one of the several instances that prevail. One could quote many others were not space limited and tho question of suitable bedding for baby of much more immediate importance. It is almost needless to say that the old world cradle on rockers has gone the way YORK SOTJTHKRN RAILROAD, Prices lcnver than ever. Also fine HARNESS. Martin Carriage Works, 24 and 26 George SI Factory West York TIME Art Goods- Bargains in Portrait Frames.

BERGMAN, Art Store, Studto and Factory. CUMBERLAND VALLEY TABLE, -t-May. 17, 1S87, Starved Herself to Hear Patti. It is told of Scmbrich that she once starved herself to hoar Patti. It occurred in Vienna, where Patti was to give a concert.

Litlte Marcella Sembrich, anxious to hear the great Adelina, consulted her pocketbook. Thero wasn't much in it, about enough to keep her in food for the last two days of the week. What was to be done? She had no jewelry and she 10 I 102 LlAV 324-824 South Duke Street, Near i BOtJTBWAHD. A.M. A.M.

A.M York 10 10 4 40 Tl( Dallastown 10 31 6 Oi 8 Hi Ked Lion 10 38 6 08 7 Felton 10 61 6 21 8 Muddy C'k Forks 11 12 6 42 8 Woodbine 11 32 6 02 9 Delta 12 00 6 30 10 Peach Bottom 12 15 Baltimore I A.MjP.MlP P.M 7 85! a 35 8 2uill 35 3 22 College Avenue. of all obsolete things and that the advantages pf an iron crib have long been recog Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown 6 9 07! 12 aul 4 10110 15 7 30 7 hi nized by those who understand children. 9 3)112 42! 4 33:10 87 I 7 071 Nn MattpMAhat i nxuiiui si nul Now. about, the small mattress. Fenrh- 551 7 45 Mercersbarg NORTHWARD.

it I 8 5il 1 05 5 05:11 00 8 15 7 30 Chanibersbnrg 4 00 1 30 7 00 12 C5 5 27 20: 1 21 1 56! 'I 05 2 23'12 50 Baltimore Bel Air Peach Bottom Delta Delta (Leave) Woodbine Muddy C'k Felton Red Lion Dallastown York 7 51 10 12! 8 07110 2Hi 6 26 10 52! 8 46 11 li 8 35 8 54 9 17 9 40 Newvtlle Carlisle Mechanlcsb'lrg 6 60 6 18 6 38 6 59 7 12 2 43i 1 41 5 48 11 37 2 05 8 13 00 2 27 8 83 1 81 1 68 3 04 3 17 8 7 19 2 33 2 49 3 30 1 40 5 10 7 40: 3 451 I OTAJfO WATANNA. reived most of her education. Shortly after entering her teens she taught herself shorthand, totally unaided except by a book on the Pitman system of shorthand, and she left Montreal when only 10 to go to tho West Indies as court reporter aud correspondent for The News Letter of KingBton, Jamaica. While filling this position she was the only woman allowed to be present at the sessions of tho British parliament, and her reports, differing from those of her fellow workers in that they were unofficial, were witty and sarcastic enough to call general attention to their writer. A severe attack of yellow fever, with its consequent weakening of tho entire system, mode necessary her return to Now York, and Miss Watanna's oldest sister now occupies her former position In Jamaica.

Another sister, also a writer, Is married to one of tho best known philosophical and scientific writers of America. After remaining in New York for some months Miss Watanna came to Chicago. Hero she inado the acquaintance of Miss Florence King, the woman lawyer, who possesses the distinction of boing the only representative of her sos to be registered at the United States patent office, and by Miss King was set afloat in the business and literary circles of Chiongo. At present the Japanese writer Is busily occupied with stenographic work during a portion of everyday; the remainder of her time, including many midnight hours, she devotes to the writing of short stories aud poems. Some of these stories, nearly all of which which are peculiarly fresh and unhack-neyod in treatment, have been recently accepted by the editors of Munsey's Magazine, Tho Ladies' Home Journal, The Black Cat and The Iroquois Magazine.

The Metropolitan Magazine was the first to bring out a bit of the Japanese writer's work, and she has also contributed to some of the leading newspapers In eastern cities. A Japanese novel, written by Miss Watanna some time ago, is soon to be dramatized as a serious representation of Japanese life and tragedy, and W. Q. Gillette has been asked to prepare the manuscript for stage use. In person Miss Watanna is decidedly and distinctively Japanose, In spite of the slight admixture of English blood which flows through her veins and beneath her olive skin, and her long, dark, almond shaped eyes, slender hands and straight, black hair could belong to no nationality in tho world save that of the gentle Jap.

She is taller in stature than are the ordinary women of her race, but her voice, notwithstanding that she speaks excellent English, is also that of a Japanese woman, and she possesses that shrinking from publicity and attention which characterizes the woman of Japan to a marked degree. It was for this reason that she adopted her nom de pluma Miss Watanna is the first Japanese woman, bo far as known, to enter the business world of Chicago in a clerical capacity, and she is also 6aid to be almost alone in her determination to follow literature as a life work. Chicago Times-Herald. The Health of the Home. In a practical talk by Charles Wingate bofore the Household Economic association recently were many points of great value to housekeepers.

It was almost pathetio to watch how eagerly they listened, some at the back of the room standing up in order not to lose a word. The lecture was given in the kindergarten room, and taking his cue from his surroundings Mr. Wingate took 8. A. W.

for his text These Initials represent soil, air and water the three significant elements of the healthful-noss of a dwelling or the reverse. Ho urged women to go into their cellars and look for evidences of dampness. Rotting wood, crumbling plaster and moist soil were all danger signals that mean more or less illness up stairs. A house, he said, should not have "wot feet." He gave an interesting illustration of the insidious way in which moisture works its evil destiny. In one of the fine 13 or 15 story apartment houses up town Ar.

Harrisbnrg Ar. Phlla Ar. New Ar. lit (6 10 00 A. 4 30 13 50 7 33 3 XI 6 20 12 40 A.M.

M. 00 11 32 2 45: 7 00 M. 'P. M.ip. M.

11 53, 3 0Q 6 47:11 15 2 1 i 6 53 8 23: 3 63 12 40! 8 10; 6 00:10 40 P.M. IP. M.IP. M.ip, P1U ftttU TO LOOK SHABBY When Clothing can be had for so little, and that little at your convenience. Generous popular approval has been bestowed on our own manufactured Clothing.

MEN'S SUITS all-wool, Cassimers and Cheviots, showing the most attractive of the season's checks and stripes.excellently tailored and worth far more than our price, $4 43. We also carry a beautiful line of OVERCOATS, Men's Furnishings, Hats and Caps. No. 1 arrives in York at 7:40 A. makln close connections to Baltimore, Frederick and Philadelphia.

8. M. MANIFOLD, General Manager her beloved violin ah, there was the rub! Why not starve a little to hear the supreme mistress of song? And Marcella, after discovering a loaf of stale bread, four potatoes and unlimited water, went to the Royal Opera House and took her place in a long line of waiting people, and at the end of six hours got a seat high up in the family circle. But she heard Patti, and for the rest of the week floated in the air instead of walking. Eating did not bother hor much or sleeping either.

A few years later she saw people patiently waiting in long files to hear her as she whirled by in her carriage to her dressing room. Such is the power of song backed up by indomitable Washing Bine Flannel. 'To wash the comfortable blue flannel blouse suits that both boys and girls use for common wear, it Is better that soap be left out. Grease spots should first be removed with a thorough sponging of naphtha; then the garment should be washed in bran water, into which a half teacupful of salt has been thrown to hold the color. The same precautions are needed in the further procedure as in the laundering of Uannels.

Schedule of Malls at York. PoitoBce, Additional trains will leave Carlisle for HarrldhuTg daily, except Sunday at 6 60 a. 7 00 a. p. 9.10 p.

and from MnchasUiburg at 6.14 a. 7.24 a. 9.09 12.46 p. 4.10 p. 6,36 p.

and 9.36 p. stopping at 2nd street, Harrls-burg, to let off passengers. Train ro. iu run uauj oecween carrui-bti'ianrt Hgnjo, STrain No. 103 Sunday only Dally.

tDaliy except Banday in the Hardware line you may want, if you desire the host and cheapest you can't afford to pass us by. Genuine' bargains in" the best Hardware cannot fail to win your Throne Deardorff, 222 West Market St. Mails Arrive, New York 6 001 8 00 1 16 4 00 Philadelphia, 8 00 8 00 li 16 4 00 111 Baltimore 8 00 7 10 1 45 8 10 Washington, D. 0 6 007 15 1100 8 00 Pittsburg 8 00 10 50 5 00 Harrlsburg 6 00 8 00 2 46 5 00 Lancaster 6 00 7 20 13 15 4 00 Columbia 6 00 7 20 12 16 4 00 Wrlgbtsvllle 7 20 12 16 4 OC Hanover 8 00 9 30 8 80 6 80 Gettysburg 2 46 12 00 8 10 Way South Barris'g 8 00 6 00 Baltimore 7 15 8 00 Shrewsbury 7 16 11 00 8 00 8. Glen 7 16 11 00 I 00 Frederick 9 80 Lancaster 4 00 York A Delta A Way 80 180 Dlllsburg 6 00 I 00 Wellsvllle, Dover, A 11 00 Davidsburg, 4tc I 00 Farmers, Tnomasv'e 9 80 East Prospect 10 00 Logansv'e A Jacobus 8 80 Spry A Holt 9 30 Bentiels, Alpine, Ac 80 er beds should be quite out of the question, as they are enervating and likely to harbor impurities and microbes much more easily than any other stuffing.

In France the peasant women use hay or straw for thei little ones' bedding, and the practice is rather commendable so long as the mother takes care that the padding is chunged often enough, for remember, please, that there are few evils in the management of babies greater than nncleanllne6S of clothing or surroundings. For town use nothing can beat, perhaps, a really first rate horsehair stuffing, which has not that peculiar musty smell inseparable from hay or straw. Now comes a great point to be observed in the planning of baby's cot arrangements. The ticking, instead of being stitched closely together over the padding, should be fastened in the shape of a big pillow case, so as to be easily unbuttoned when the horsehair requires cleansing or changing. This system will be found very practical, and the same method might bo applied to baby's head cushion, which must bo finally incased in a soft ootton pillow elip.

Leisure Hours. Selfishness of Family Life. One of our gentlest and wisest philanthropists spoke eadly the other day of the growing selfishness of family life. It appeared to hor that the present tendency was to reduce the family to its lowest terms father, mother and children. One losson immediately related was regarded as a possible cause of friction, an Intruder nol to be tolerated in that sacrosanct circle.

Grandparents, old servants, poojr relations, were to be pensioned off or sent to a "home" most of them would prefer the county Jail. Here they might bicker and nag each other and fret their hearts out without disturbing the comfort of smug papa, nervous mflinma or coddled children. A valuable discipline, what old fashioned people used to call a veritable "means of grace," was thus lost It was good for children to run a few errands to spare infirm old limbs, submit to some in-convenience, endure some harsh comment, have dally practice in respect for age, pa-tlonco, pity, self control. Good for adults too. In hor own youth, she said, an old servant had shared tho home, past work, pcr-nickerty and domineering.

Like mo6t old people, Polly had "ways" of her own, and hers wero the waysiest ways" the children wore ever subjected to. All the small, useless treasures that children love had to be smuggled into the house and cou- 18 N. George Street. Opposite First National Bank. LlAVI, 1 I 6 I 7 9 103 P.

M. M.I A. M. L'v Baltimore- 60 4 65 8 1 2 0 4 49 4 35 New Vork. 8 00 12 16 9 0J 2 00 12 15 PnlUd l'la 11 80 4 30 8 80 18 2c 35 4 30 4.

M. A.M. A MT. M. P.

A.M. Harrlsburg 5 00 7 66U46 46 7 6c 8 00 Dlllsburg JLfUjHl4 Mechanlcsb'rg 5 19 8 12 12 05 4 05 8 14 8 20 Carlisle 6 40 8 80,12 30 4 28 8 36 8 43 Newvllle. 8 04 8 612 62 4 63 8 66 9 08 8 23 9 18 1 11 5 13 9 13 9 27 Waynesboro. 10 10 2 85 8 10 Obambersburg 8 43(35 1 33 5 36 931 9 47 Mercersburg 10 55 5 43 7 10 10 02 2 00 8 00 I 62 10 11 Hagerstown. 7 32; 10 25 I 25 8 26 10 16 10 36 8ll25 7 08 Ar.

Winchester 10jl2 45 7 56 A. M.ln'on P. P. M. M.

M. KILL THAT COUGH WITH Fulmer's Cough Syrup, NO CURE. NO PAY. G. FULMELR, Philadelphia Sta.

York. Pn Mall Closes. -A, -P. 7 20 8 601 I 00 13 80 New York A PhUai BaltoA Pltts'gfc West'n St'ts 7 6 1 Ou Til 1 I 801 1 00 10 80 I 63 CIGAR QUALITY. La Altoona, Conchas, 5c.

La Altoona, Porfectos, 10c. New Century, Panatelcs, 5c. New Century, Conchas, 5c. Not excelled at the price. If your dealer does not keep Ihem you can et them at "CHAS.

P. YOUNG'S Centre Spire Cigar Store ltd Oil iard Roam, "Tho face of every woman Is a history or a prophecy," said Mrs Margaret Sang-Ktcr it the annual banquet of the Emma Willurd association. "1 have no sympathy with women who try to effaeo wrinkles. A woman has no business to look younger than she Is There is a history in every line of her Housekeeiers owning big, handsome cut gl.iss punch howls may convert them into superb (lower holders by means of the wire racks sold for the purpose These fit across tiie top of the bowls to hold the blossoms As no two people should ever use the same towel arrange on your bathroom towel rack towels with different colored borders, assigning to one person all those with red borders, to another all those with blue, etc. A medical authority assorts that tho high standard of health in the great city of London is largely kept up by the eating of water cress, which Is sold in vast quantities all over the city every morning.

I 00 8 00 I 00 10 00 4 10 1C 03 5 10 1C 00 10 60 10 00 180 soi 4 80! 8 53 8 53 Tio Lancaster Oolumbla Wrights villi Hanover Gettysburg. Way Mail Baltimore I 15 8 16 80 8 80 I. M. BUSH, D. V.

S. Veterinary Surgeon Graduate Chtoaeo Veterinary College Treats diseases and lameness of all kinds In domestic animals. Office and hospital rear of Hodnett's Drug Store. 117 S. George street, near Lafayette Hotel.

Charges moderate, 7 20 7 20 10 B. 7 10 18 80 I 16 B. Glen Kock Frederick Lancaste Delta 8 50 too I 09 1 10 180 I 84 Dover. WBlls'lefcway Davidsburg. Ac Farmers.

Thomas'le Prospect. Yorka'a Logan v1! A Jacobus Additional local trains will leave Harrlsburg dally, except Sunday, for Carlisle and intermediate stations at 9.85 a. 8.00 p. 6.20 p. and 6.20 p.m.

10.66 also for Mechanlcsburg, Dlllsburg and intermediate stations at 7.46 a. m. All of the above trains will stop at 2nd street. Harrlsburg, to take on passengers. No.

9 run dally between Harrlsburg and 8No. 103 Sunday only. Uahy, n.ii..fj.min.A.. I On Sundays! will leave Philadelphia at 4.3 p. m.

Throueh coaches between Ilagerstown and Philadelphia on trains 2 and 9 and between Winchester and Philadelphia on trains 4 and I. Holts, 15 Bar. Oysters and Clams Shucked while you wait, 40 and 50c. perquart. Our 25c oysters are 6ne.

we receive them dally direct rem the beds, try them. 8. R. WELISRR, Corner of Duke and King Streets. -ttt! FOR SALE.

Anv person wanting to buy good Locust Posts can get them by ap Women, In order to be admitted to Austrian universities, must bo at least 18 years old, graduate of a high school and of Austrian birth. "oil- each tnf' plying to iMi Bisirs At coal yard, corner of East Kiel isclaafl York Southern.