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III- NINE FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, DEATH RECORD ere's tlie Greatest Offer Yet! Mi 52 THB PITTSBURG PRESS 0 jm fc -MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMWMMMWa I II sr i i Jamft Muliooly. i it i ii Regular $15 Values at, YOU GAri HAVE CREDIT CARPETS, Rugs, Oilcloth. Linoleum, Matting. Brass and Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresssr. and Pillows.

Bureaus, Chiffoniers and Suits, in all woods-Sideboards, Extension Tables, Chairs and Servers. Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Crockery Lamps. YOU CAN HAVE CREDIT Justice lof the Peace James Muliooly, 5fS years old, of Braddotk avenue. East Pittsburg-, one of the oldest settlers of the Turtle Crek. vatlev.

died suddonly yesterday at the family home, ntar the old stone bridge, at Brinton, where his father had lived. He was lorn in Longford. Ireland. When less than two years old he came to America with his parents, James ad Ann Muliooly. who Fettled in lreenp-fourg1.

They remained there several years, then going to "Rraddock's Field." They later movt-d to Port rry. The pon went Into the mines with his father, and when 30 years old entered the employ of the old firm of Carnegie Brothers Co. He pilned many promotions, serving in the bloom mills for more than 10 years. He vas elected Justice of the peace nine years arro in the borough, he had been instru-Tiental In forming, and ws re-elected Ave years later. East Pittsburg was etrongly Republican, but Justice Muliooly.

who was a Democrat, received a large majority. The Kast Pittsburg council-manic bribery charges are well remembered In the Turtle Creek valley. was a charter member of St. Coiman Ronun Catholic Church, of Turtle Creek. He Is survived by widow and two sons.

Thomas, at home, and John, at Bessemer terrace, Torth Braddock. find also two brothers and three sisters. Patrick, or Raltimore. John Muliooly. of South Plde; Mrs.

Marv t)ran of Munhsll. lrs. Kate Dowling of South Side, and Mrs Bridget Kgan of Connellsvllle. Mn. William r.nalil.

Mrs. Sarah Ann Coley Gould, ag-d 3. wife of William Gould, died laet evening of Bright disease, after an illness of four months, at the home of her son, Lr. J. 71.

Oould, B'i-T avenue and Kleanor ntrpts South Side. Sh tvs born In Craftier- Heath. South Staffordshire, England, and settled on the South fMde In with her husband. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Charles navies and two sons.

William Harry Gould and fir Gould: also by four brothers. Dr Thomas Coley, of Carnegie: Colev of Mt. Washington, and William "and "Samuel Colev, of England, and hy three sisters. Mrs. Ehenezer Dunn of this Mrs.

iKillian Perks of Kidderminster, England, and Mrs, Thomas Hughes, of Birmingham, England. to A list of Specials for the prudent buyers, that have learned expect and to find great Bargains at this store. gig 1 -na It has patent French bevel mirror, four-drawer dresser, 3-drawer washstsmd all of handsome design and finish. buys a handsome solid oak Bedroom Suit worth $30'00. This is an opportunity worth every man's careful consideration.

Don't think because the price is $10 you re buying ten-dollar garments there's not a suit, raincoat or topcoat that we offer at $10 that is not fully worth $15 and further, you well know that if these garments A GREAT CHIFFONIER BARGAIN Special Couch Sale Same Value as Given Last Week FOR for were not up to our usual high standard they OUR GREAT FREE SEW1N6 MACHINE OFFER. would not be here. nil i i i a Wll IK ii 1 4 1 r.i'i Mrs. r.Hui A. Wtllel.

Mrs. Eliza A Willets. 2 years old. is dead at her home. No loni Jenny I.inri street.

McKeesriort. Death was due to pneumonia, from which she suffered only a few days. She was one of the best-known women of MeKeesnort. She was born In Bullskin townshin. Fayette coun-tv.

She had been a resident of McKeesport for the past 21 years. She was twice married and is survived by two children of tho first union. J. Lewis Hershey. of Rravosburg.

and J. B. Hershey, of Eighth avenue. McKeesport, an employe in the court house. Her husband, A.

A. Willets. died two years ago. She was a member of thft First" Reformed Church. Mrs.

Eliza. EtvIbt. Mrs Eliza Ewig. S4 years old. is dead at the home of her daughter.

Mrs Laura Bower. No. 720 Mulberry alley. McKeesport was due to a complication of diseases. She was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church and had resided in McKeesport the greater part of, her lif.

She is survived by seven children: Mrs. Thomas Bower. McKeesport; Mrs, Albert Wilson, Prlcedale. Mrs. Xancy Painter.

Buena Vista: Chas. Ewig. Shaner Station; rnniel Ewig, Port-vllle, John Ewig, I.uc-vville, David A. Ewig, Hills. Pa.

The Topcoats at $10 come in the very latest styles short tan coverts and also the nobhry short black thibets. The Raincoats at $10 are the very newest Fall-models of these popular garments. The Suits at $10 are all the newest Fall styles and materials single and double-breasted suits, absolutely all-wool and real swagger in appearance. An elegant solid carved oak frame, in handsome design, upholstered In Chase Leather of Fabrikoid. 28 in.

wide, 6 feet lonsr. and of most substantial construction. The sprines olose, heavy, and ihe equal to any used In couch building. Diamond tufted. Copyright 1904 by Hart Schaffncr and an An Actual $18.00 Couch for $11.75 We want you to Bee this Couch particularly, and also fee other Couches-at $16.75 and at $19.00 two more rare values.

You'll see these in our window now. Three-Piece Parlor Suite Our Special Sale today dots not conflict with the sale of the HART.SCHAFFNER MARX SWAGGER. CLOTHES Suits. $15 ts S25. Topcoats.

$13.50 to $30. Raincoats, $15 to $35- Brown Soft and Stiff HaLs in a number of new shades and all the new shapes, of course black also two famous grades, 1 .90 and $3.00 FOR I.evla J. Moanirf. Lewis J. McNamee.

son of the late James A. and Mrs. Anna C. McNamee. died last night at his home on Penn avenue as a result of injuries received while at work in the Jones T.aughlin steel mill.

He was 'V years old and Is -survived by his mother and three brothers. Rev. William C. McNamee, of the Holy Cross order, of Texas: Xavier. of the Pnssionist order, and Michael McNamee, chief clerk at th Carnegie steel mills at Thirty-first street: Mrs.

Mffzie Daly and Miss Olive and Miss Doilie "McNamee, An elegant perfect machine given absolutely free with every purchase of $1 25.00 or more, on which $25.00 cash is paid. Don't fail to catch this bargain before we have to withdraw the proposition. It 1IIM 1IIIT1 .1 III I lIMlrfj 1 I 1 1,111 i I eap3 1 I rv 1 This elegant polished Malmga iy fi.iished, three- piece Parlor Suite, in finest Verona, a 50 solid oak. iiuely finished. 0 drawers, bevel mirror a regular beauty.

Martin Lee. Always Greater Values Than regular suite, will sell during this sale for KJ U1M9 Penn Near litlilt. 17 317 PENN AVE. Altoona, September 30. Martin Lee, a well-known citizen and old soldier, Is dead at his home at Altoona.

Le was a member of the company of union soldiers wh.i escorted General Robert E. Lee back to his headquarters after the surrender at Appomatox. For some yeans past he had been in the Marion soldiers' home at Indiana, hut a few days ago came home on a furlough, was stricken with paresis, and died suddenly. 1 1" was aged tit years. PENN A VE.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES. 2ra BALTIMORE OHIO Pittsburgh Union Station. ennsulvania Lines. "It's a tannrlry. Wot a.

SaTtilll." TO THK Cmitaln Wllllnm II. MarUlnn.l. Captain William H. Markland. r7 ears old, a wpll-known rlvprman.

is dtaj at his homo in ShraHen Hp am to IMltshurR from rhilailrlphia years ago. anrl wa for many years captain of the towboat Raymond Hor-'ev. ''aptain Markland Is survived riy his wiiliv ami tour children, William II. and Simnson M. Harkland.

and Mrs. Belle Tylr and Klizabeth Markland, all -siding in Sheraden. By Central Standard Time. 9 TRAINS. I.EAVK.

ARRIVE. Chi-ao. and St. Ixui 1.10 am 1.45 am Anti Sawmill Brigade The citizens of "Well drcstvi lie are making a campaign against saw'tnill work and will elect as the most popular launderers. am POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.

"West cnton, to Get Rural Free Ueliverj- Service. Washington. September M0. Postmasters were appointed today as follows: Pennsylvania Cnlvertson, Franklin C. ITargieroad; Presto.

Alle-friicnv county. K. R. Riley. Ohi-Hiinter.

lielmont county. William V. Okey; Marstield, Athens county. James O. Imes.

Rural carriers were appointed as follows Pennsylvania Sharon, regular, Fred C)fensend: substitute. Samuel Bartholomew. Ohio Washington, rctrular. Alonzo J. Th'inppon: substitute, Roy Thompson.

Additional rural free delivery service was ordered established November 1 at West Newton. 'Westmoreland county. with one carrier, area covered 10 square miles, population rrt vyi)au1 Clwauo am Tiffin and ole1o E5r.m In1tanaHlis, Ixmisville, St. lxiii. 4.5D am oluinbm and Cincinnati 4.W am iereiandand Beitaire B.noam wl)viliend Keiiair S.m am Allisweand Cleveland S.ry am and Manfiieid am Krt.

-nintoK 11 and am BRACE Launderers, Dyers, and Cleaners. Pittsburgh. nolo rnimrs iimuibuuti Krip, TounEstn'W AcliUilniia SO am lfHndfr l.nnfT. Alexander Luprfr. 4 years old.

of Abraham and Kin? streets. McKeesport. is dead. reath wa duo to a complication if diseases. wont to McKeesport from Sweden In IKM and had there ever since.

His wife died four yeirs aeo and svirvivpd by four children. Yl. T-. Iertride. Hildred.

Ingrid and ctrward I.usnrr. His mother is still at Rockford. 111. Theater eason ia here -better Ixave your waiata and jrowna cleaned. ST.

I.OUIS 1'iu am e.4) im 7.2S pin inn l.U. Mn 6. an mii inn tlo.r am 8. So pm 1O.40 pm 8.M) am 4.bi pm pm am 1.20 pin .25 am pi.l B.4fi pin pm 6.:) pm 8.80 pm fi.M) pm 10.5 am 2.15 pm l.nn pm l.ir. pm 1 00 pm b.M pm 8.20 pm 6.80 pm s.40 am 11.15 am 1 9.10 am 7.45 am S.M am 5.: am 8.00 am 6.f0 am SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS DAILY.

Ohio Valley Kxprees 8.40 am haleni and AlHanw l.ift am Fort Wtm and -liicairo am WeilSTill'e ajid Heliaire 4 7.WJ am tVellavillB and Bpllair I l.to am Meiwr and Oil 'ity 7.45 am JaniMtoim knii JJpw CasTl 7.45 an-. Jaruestonn and astle 7.4K am The Forest City hpeeial -'0 oliiiiihim and inoiminii am Expo Train, Ft. Wayne, 8t.Louia.. 8.10 am Vounpstownand Nne 8.2o am The Toledo Special 'ILSO am TonngMown.AshiabnlBit Jamest'u 12.H5 pm New i ssue, and AslitaUila 112.8 pm The World'a Fair (pv.ial l.oo pin t'oliinibut and C'hifnKO 1.06 pm Cleveland and Kellaire 4 pm Alliance and ManeneJd l.ss pm Sew Caatleand Krie pm Mercer and Oil it 4. so pm Vonngstown and M1e pm WeiisTilleand Beiiaire 4.S5 pin The Clereland Special 6 00 pm wellsviUe and Bellatre I .10 pm The Chicago Specai e.ro i in oiuinbnn and Indinapolis 8.10 pm The St.

I.imlved 8.10 pm Cincinnati, Indianapollft, Louisville 8. IS pin "The Pennsylvania Limited 8.15 pin lister M. flonavenl re. Sister M. Bona venture, aped iV.

died at this mornlne of pa ra lysis. Ph was Miss rcCJorlich and entered the Sisterhood of Mercy in Most of her" life was spent either at St. Mary's eon-vent. Webster avenue, or at the Mercy Hospital. She had been associated with the hospita.1 for years, where her ministrations were especially appreciated.

Mil 11 if Srl ii i mi JlV seavari $15 FIFTEEN DAYS. $18.10 SIXTY DAYS. $22.60 SEASON. ItMI.KOAl) TIM 10 TABLES. "PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

'I rains have on Eastern Standard Tlma I'rniii I niiin Xilllon. rittnbure. FOR PlIILAPELif'HIA. NEW YORK. BALTX.

IK'Uii; AM) WASHINGTON. Keystone Express, dally 8:00 am Alauhaitan Uimiied, daily, tor North Philadelphia and New 1 ork 3. 35 am The PeinifcyKaniu Limited, 7:15 Mm New York Limited, dally 7:15 am Atlantic Express, daily Main Line Expreus, dally am iJay Kxpres, dany Mail Epres. daiiy 12:45 pm Chicago Mail, iluily for Baltimore end Washington 4:50 pra Eastern dally for Philadelphia and New York 4:55 pm Ntw York Express. Jnily tor Philadelphia and Xe York 7:10 pra Philadelphia Kx press, dally pm New Y'ork Special, daily, for New York oiily 10:00 pra Philadelphia Special.

dally. Sleeping cars lo Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waifhington. No coachea 10:00 pm For Buffalo and Niagara Fallu. 9:00 a. m.

and p. m. dally. For Oil City. 6:15, a.

1:30, 0:05, and p. in. weekdays. iuiioays. a.

and 11:00 p. ni. For Titusvllle and Corry. 6:15, 9:00 a. and 11 MAI p.

in. weekdays. Fundays. a. m.

and p. in. For Tltuavuie only. 1:30 p. m.

weekdays. For IJuBoia. 6:15. a. 1:30 and p.

m. weekiiays. Sundays, a. m. and 5:05 p.

ra. For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge, all-rail route), 3:00 and 8:) a. ni. and 7:10 and 9:00 p. m.

dally. "The Pennsylvania Limited," and "New York Limited." 7:15 a. m. weekdays, 10:00 p. daiiy wltli through Bleeping car.

For Cape May. p. m. dally. "Tha Pennsylvania Umlted" and "New Y'ork Limited," 7:15 a.

m. weekdays. For Connellsvllle and Uniontown. B.2.S a. 12:30 and 5:05 p.

ni. weekdays, a. in. and 4:55 p. in.

Sundays. For Brownsville and Uniontown, 10:65 a. m. weekdtys and p. in.

daily. For Brownsville only, 8:20 a. 3:25, 6:45 and 11:35 p. m. wee.tiays; a.

nu. and 1:06, 5:00 and p. ni. Sundays. For West Brownsville, a.

in. ana 1 p. m. weekdays For I'ravosburg. West Elisabeth, Monongahela City, anil Bella Vernon 6:05.

8:, 10:55 a. 1 :5. 3:25. 4 :3 5:20 to Monongahela City). :45 and 11:35 p.

m. weekdays. Sundays, 9:35 a. 4:30. and p.

rn. FROM ALLEGHENT: For Butler. a. tn. .5:10 and 6:10 p.

in. weekday Sundays, a- 9:30 p. tn. Excelsior Baggage Express Company will call for and check Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time Cards end full Information can be obtained at the Ticket Oflicea No.

Fifth avenue, corner Fourth avenue and Try street, and Station. W. W. ATTERBCRY. J.

R. WOOD. Gen. Manager. Pass.

Traf. Mgr. JEO. W. BOYD.

General Passenger Agent. PittsburTSTLake Erie R. R. CLEVELAND SHORT LINE Schedule In Effect June 10. l'Jo4 Toledo and Detroit 8.30 pm ll.E am i ACY2 SUPREM Beaver ralla and New Castle V0.4O pin 4 h.M pin Alliance and Cleveland 11.0o pm 6.40 am Leave for Washington.

arn, XT. SO am, 9.o0 am, 9.45 am, l.w pm. s.lo pin. 4-10 pui, 16.15 pm, 14.80 pm. t.20 tm.

J8.20pm, ld.0i)m. J.eave for heeling, 16.45 am, 8.20 am, 111.60 am, 12.80 pm. 8.is pin. Leave for StenbenTille, 5.40 am, 13.26 am, 14 pm, 10.55 pm, ain. lave lor Iienniiion, S.Wam.

42.S0 pm. Jjeave'Alleghenv for aleni and Alliance. 4.S8 pm. fcierrday. lauudaja only.

SPECIAL COACH EXCURSIONS EVERY DAT, Except Friday and Saturday, GOULD IS EXPECTED HERE. "With Wnhioh Official He AVill In-iert I. oca I Properties. A number of prominent railroad officials passed throuch PiUsrc.jr.c. over the Haiti-more A Ohio Ji'ies yesterday.

Vice President A. C. 13ird. of the Cleuld Cities, was ort his way to "iiicago. having just returned from the southwest by way of Wnshirsrlon.

He said that he would be in Pittshurtr low iys week after next, when tiorcp J. is expected to inspect the local Wabash properties. President Georae V. Baer. cf the Philadelphia Readir.c Railroad, accompinied by his ftinily and a couple of friends, passed throucl.

on 1.5s way to Somerset from St. T.ouis. He spr.ke optimistically cf business conditions. First Vice Presider.t Georce F. Ran-dohih.

Third "ic President Georpe Importer and tJeorpe M. Sibriver. assistant to the president of the Baltimore Ohio, left the city last tiieht. after spending the dav in conference with Pen'-sylj-a nia nd Pittsbtirc U'm- Krie officials In regard to traffic and transportation. BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.

Eastern Standard Time) Leave Station, Smlthfleld and Water Sta. LINES EAST Depart. Arriva. :25 nm umoeriana Accom ti arn Connellsv. A Mt Pleas.

bJlim am Balto. N. 8:00 am 7 i.m in t'B West Nevfton Accom am Round Trip from 1 :00 pm 1 :35 pm 1 :33 pm 4 :00 pm wasn. Cn't'n, Connellsv. ML Pleas.

Connellsvllle Accom Moreantosn, Clarksburg 7:45 pm 8 am 2:48 pm im 5 :05 pm 55 pm 12:50 pm am AT last we can announce to the public that Regal Shoes are made in QUARTER SIZES. Never before has such an achievement been accomplished in shoe manufacture. There are now 288 different fittings in each of the 75 new Regal styles 36 quarter sizes in 8 widths. No other manufacturer can offer you more than half as many. If his even sizb is too small and his next half size too large, you are helpless.

You must either wear shoes that don't fit, or buy made-to-order shoes at extravagant prices. The exclusive Regal quarter-size system brings the fittings of shoes down to such minute gradations that no custom bootmaker in the land can build a shoe about your foot with more glove-like smoothness. Regal quarter sizes mark the end of custom bootmaking for where now does the highest priced custom shoe surpass a Regal? Not in style, because Regal styles are designed by the same master shoemakers who set the shoe styles for the world. Not in material and wear, as proven by the most stringent tests devised. And now, not even in fit.

With this, the final requisite achieved, Regals stand supreme. When you consider that the Regal price is still $3.50, one-third the cost of a custom shoe which is not a bit better, you will appreciate the magnitude of this accomplishment. 75 Handsome Styles for Fall are now ready in each of the 80 Regal Stores. Never before has such an exquisite line of footwear been offered by any one dealer or manufacturer. Even if you're only looking around," we urge your early inspection.

Weston pm Philadelphia and New York tDuquesne Limited) 6:30 nm West Newton Accom. 8:40 pm Balto. Phfla IcoOpm 7:15 am COl'POX. Good at our ctand until Turmlav, Ort. 4.

lf04, for Sl.OO worth 410 Niagara Stamp in addition to those rou receive with a rimh purchase of SOe or over. J. A. ECKERT SON. FRESH MB ATS.

LINES WEST VIA WHEELLNM. Columbus cm. fc.xp. am Wash. Pa.) A Wheel.

Ac. Cin. A St. L. 8:30 am Bt.

Louis Limited 1.30 pro CENTRAL TIME iJcpaxt Arrive 10:35 am 7:45 pm 11 pm 5:45 ptn am Wash. (Fa.) A Wheeling. 4:35 pm Wash. (Pa.) Wheel. Ac 5:35 pm Cin.

St. Louis Ex. pm LJNE3 WEST VIA AKRON Stall 82 Diamond Market pm am am am, anijt .60 pm; oo pmi on 9 :45 pm pm 6:10 pm 7:14 pm piu am 9:45 Dm TEARING DOWN TOWERS OF CARNEGIE LIBRARY. The werk cf razins the west tower on th Camegje Music Hall has been started by tb contractors. More than 15 feet of the enst tower his been rared.

Owingr to th need of uvcrting accidents bv fallinR stone from the ttr. the management of CarneRie Library closed the entrance to the lrns; boardwalk leading to the library yesterday. The path alonR the new temporary art jeallery is being used, and Bteps have been constructed directly In front of the main entrance to the ifbrarv. Structural iron is being hauled for the addition to the library. Yesterday the work of placirp- the upright etructiiral iron supports, was begun.

Chicago et Cieve. Cleveland "Flyer" Yoong. A ClevH. Buffalo Erie Lake Chautau. Fast Linev- bt.

Louis Express Buffalo Me. Erie Cleveland At Chicago Ex. Bofeton (special Cleve. A Detroit Chicago Llmtlea Akron A Toungsfn 7.5'iam 8:15 pra Chicago Cleveland 4:30 pm "12:15 pm Chicago Limited pm (Leave P. W.

Station, Allegheny.) Mt t.m J. Q. Lauer's Toy House 620 Liberty Street. Open From 8 a m. to 6 p.

m. Saturdays 9 p. m. 12 :3 pm i AH la.m 7 7 8 8 12 12 I 5 2 6 6 6 6 1 ii tl2 Butler 7:00 am pm :15 pnij 11:15 mm 7 pm pm (:35 pin :4 am Butler FruDurj Butler A Foxburg 8:15 am Butler, Con. Lake A Erie.t 8:15 am Butler tio :45 am Butler.

Con. Lake A Erie.t 1:15 pm pin pm :30 pm :30 am Loupure: Jlmlted Buffalo A Cleveland 0 am pra 6:35 am 8s 60 am 6.H5 am 9:30 ara 1 1 a nm 1 D.m RAILROAD TIME TABLES. 6:3) am -4u am am lO oiii. Ellwood City 1:15 pm Butler. Clarion, Oreenv.

EHWd A N. Castle. Butler 6:16 pm EllWd. Foxb'B A N. 6:15 pm Youriistuwn Accom Beaver Falls Accom Beaver Falls Accom --West Pittsburg Accom Beaver Falls Accom New Castle Express New Castle Express Beaver Valley Express 1 10:25 am 9:40 inn 5:10 pm am :30 m.

12:15 pm a pni; ant 1:10 pm 6:30 id 7:23 pro Bntler a mi 25 pm Daily. tDaily except Sunday. tSundaw only. Ml en Sub-Postoffloe Opened. Furniture is being installed in the new sub-station in the West Knd today.

The postofP.ce branch will be occupied "tomorrow for the r-rst time and will be known as the Wabash Sub-station." The branch i rui Ltars Wsbash Siatlua IJallr. 6:10 amit 6:45 am I ft For Men and Women $350 The Larg'est Retail Shoe Business in the World Brownsville Accom Browns. A N. Haven McKeesport Brownsv'le. Browns.

A N. Haven Browns. A N. ptn 4 :50 pn 6:20 pm" 5:45 brick is in wrse new tnree-storv business bnfldina; pt No. 22.

Main street. Eitiht carriers will report the Corner Liberty Ave. arid Ferry Bt. City Ticket Ofnce. 320 Fifth A v.

Time. i Depart. Arrive. Toledo and St. Louis 6:30 a.

m.V:O0 p. m. Bt. Louis Kans. City 1 P- p.

m. Chicago St. Louis 730p. m. 16:30 a.

m. trains between Plttsburar arid-St. Louis Union Station stop at Wabash World's Fair Station, directly oppoalta tnain entranca to the Exposition. BESSEMER LAKE RAILROAD. Trains leave B.

ft O. Depot, Allegheny Ea stern Standard time), for Conneam. Erie, Girard, Meadville and Conneaut Lake at a. m. and 1:15 p.

m. for Mreer. Grm-e City and Keifer at 8:15 a. 1:15 and 8KK) p. m.

All trains daily except Sunday. B. D. COMSTOCK. G.

Flttaburg. Pa. C. A Y. trains for Carnegie, Beadllng and Beechmont.

am, am. Daily. tDHlly except Sunday. ISunoay only JNote Da.ly train iSuriiy Youngstown only) City Ticket Office. 361 Afth Park Bid.

1. B. YOHE. L. A ROBISON.

3ea. Supt Oca. Pass. Aft. ti PUtabwg, Pa.

station to Rtt 'their mail. Thre carriers wnl be detailed to deliver mail in Elliott oro'tsrh. which win be known the Thirty-ninth ward after January 1. PITTSBURG STORE. 433 WOOD STREET.