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mmW' hv IK nw CV HAVE YOU SEEN IT? We neW the fan hU JBlood and sktr wry la, jMMikkwnll, as AwM have a esp If you are well, Sella alnr to kM If you are stck tall you haw to regain toot haattla, This valuable pamphlet will be aaaaa earr. to llosata, Tn ownrs tnomg Ok, gold igPAL, risa, 1373. W. Baker Breakfast Cocoa from which the escoess of oil has been removed, is Absolutely Jur and it Is Soluble. No Chemicals are used In its preparation.

It has mere than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and Is therefor for mora economical, costing than one cent a cup. It Is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested. and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons In health. lur AMONG THE WOBKERS. Fereeael mm Ott.es ITewl eatherea ay Oar ateperter la Hla Beaaae af the Hallrea.u Te JDar.

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CMaaoaAftearrannelndtrfaifa una: adi afpaa ainMlmJMU arilt produce landwiM rwma J. K. Xiong. PitUbrirg; engineer, iok. John Kelley, of the eleotrio light works, la on the alok Mat.

J. N. Wyatt, a blaokemltb. In the PeDnejWanla ahopa, ia alok. Qene MoLanghlan la winding 'Wood aro lighta for the World'! fall, EnglaeNo.

209, which had been In for repairs, left tha Pittsburg ahopa today. Peter Orea, of the Pltbburg oar ahopa, ltft to day for JUma to Titit friends. M. E. Norton has resigned the creel denoy of the LonisTille and Naahrilie railroad.

William Cannon, a PifUtmrg Unman, entertained a nnmber of fnends last erening. The government this year will pay K2 610,128 81 to tha railroads for trana poi tug the mails. W. F. Jangler, Pltlaborg flreman.

has siokness in his family which detains him at home. George MoLaaghlan and Frank Woenker have resigned their positions in the eleotrio light works. John Oainger and Henry Itslnger, of Jsoob Stier's moulding room in the Baas works, are off duty to day. Frank Sahlatter and Ijonia Oordaway haye aooepted a position in the winding department of the Brooklyn. The offloere of the Baas Oar Wheel Insurance organisation hold a meeting in Meyers hall this evening.

Dare Freyer, of the eleotrio light works, will shortly make a Tiqit to friends at AtUIs, his old home. John MoXianghlan has aooepted a po aition with the Brooklyn machine department of the eleotrio light works. The little daughter of William Gharry, a boiler maker in the Pittsburg shops, is seriously ill with la grippe. A new signal has been placed at Gal houn street by the Wabash company. Natural gas takes the plaoe of an oil lamp.

Work will soon be oommenoad on flf ty five new dairy produot cars in the east oar shops of the Penniy Irani com pany. Barnard Martin, a Grand Bapida and Indiana fireman, will spend part of next month with friends in Cleveland, Ohio. A Moliter and H. Bpeidel, of the car department of the Pittsburg shops, are off duty to day attending the funeral of a friend. M.

J. drove, F. M. Cherry and J. MoGowan, Pennsylvania boiler makers, were reported alok at tha ahops this morning.

N. B. Adrianoe, assistant general freight agent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road, has resigned to engage In cxinuneroial pursuits. Louis Sweeney, engineer on the Pittsburg, who was off duty a few days on aooount of the serious illness of his wife, has resumed his run, Mrs. Sweeney being much better.

One million dollars has been set aside by the Lake Shore people to expend in improving the road bed this year between Buffalo and Chicago, and folly one half the aum will be expended in northern Indiana. F. H. Starkle did not aooept the position offered him at Mnnoie. The Lake Shore ofnoiala did not want to release him, and intimated that it would to his interest to remain with them.

Be will remain in Fort Wayne for a time at least. E. B. Milan, of Vinoennee, while in this city yesterday, contracted with the Fleming Manufaoturing oompany for the exoluslve right to sell the Leader road eeraper in Vigo and the four ooun tiea adjaoent. The Fleming oompany ia expeoUng an immense trade the coming spring.

A little urchin turned a switch in the Wabash yards at Lafayette a few days ago and then alg nailed the engineer of the switch engine to go ahead. The oonseqaenoe wss that the engine and one freight ear were derailed, but fort unately were not overturned. The red headed boy made his escape before tha fireman oould oaptura him, William Wiseman and' Charles Nix, moulders In the Bass works, are off duty to day. The former is attending the funeral of a friend and the Utter is looking after matters that concern himself and one other. James Bartnett, of the Wabash shops, ia off duty, snfforing from the effeots of a bruised foot.

A heavy aheet of boiler Iron fell upon it yesterday and Dr. Porter says the patient suffers much pain and ineonvecienoe. While Jerry Denahy, an employe In the' Pennsylvania machine shop, waa rolliDaj heavy drive wheel yesterday it became overbalanced and fell on him. One of his hands was badly mashed and it was only by a miracle that he ea oened more serious injury. He will probably be able to resume work in a day or two.

Joseph Luley, of the Fort Wsyne Iron works, and Frank Sohram, of the Pittsburg machine shops, had a thrilling experience with runaway horses last night. They started out for a drive with Iiuley's horse, and on Hanna street the animal became frightened and ran away, throwing both ooeupanta out of oarriage. They went to Barnnm'e stable, procured another rig and started out in aearah of Luley'a hone. When at the corner of Hanna and Jefferson streets they collided with a farmer's wagon, and both young men were again thrown out of the buggy. Luley's head was severely gashed, and Sohram re oeived aeveral braises, but neither were seriously injured.

Regarding the reported purchase of the Louisville, New Albany and Chi oago railroad by the Brice syndicate the Indianapolis Journal says "A general officer of the Lake Erie and Western last evening said that if the reports of the last few days were true, end be was inclined to believe that they were, it meant that the general offioes of the Lake Erie and Western would be removed to Ohioago, and Indianapolis would become simply a division point, For years it has been the opinion of General Manager Bradbury and Trafrlo Manager Parker, that their line would never reaoh the importanoe it ahould until they operated a road out of Chi oago to connect with the Lake Erie and Western; this they would now have. He added that If this deal Is perfected, Indianapolis is likely to profit in other directions, as the Lake Erie and Western people will doubtless build a road which would make a abort and direot line between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, and one would naturally think that the Pennsylvania oompany would bnild an independent line between In dlanepolia and its Ohioago division, oonneoting with it either at Kokomo or at aome point between Kokomo and Logansport," rrtXD napaa's oar. During ths last few days a sort of a sad, mournful look has been seen upon the face of F. Pieper, one of the oldest and most prominent machinists in the Wabash ahopa. "What in the world is the matter with Pieper many of the men would ask.

"Has he had a death in his family lately!" The question went unanswered until this morn ing when Tun SaaTisan reporter began to "snoop" around, and solved ths mystery. Mr. Pieper had at his horns on West Jefferson street, a large white cat. It came to his home a few years ago, and being a beautiful, good natured feline, Mr. Pieper'a family took it in and it soon became a great pet.

When he came home from his work ia the evening the oat was the first to greet him, and when, after sup per, he took np Tbs Ssirrnrsx, pussy wsa up in his lap and lay there until Mr. Pieper had finished reading tha day's news. Bnt when he osme home Monday evening no pussy greeted him. What was the matter? The answer oame that pussy had not been seen that day. A aearoh waa made and finally the dead body of the oat was found in the cistern.

It could not have been smcide, for pussy had a happy life and a happy home. In some unknown wsy tne animat naa aooiaentaiiy fallen Into the cistern and met his death. Mr. Pieper thought the world and all of the oat and the boys in the shops will now know wbv Fred Pieper has worn snob, a mournful look for the last few days. HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Catarrh ia not a local but a constitutional disease, and inquires a constitutional remedy like Hood's BaraapwUiila to eftVot a cure. RENNER GRATSLEY ARE REMOVING THEIR STOCK TO 25 W. Main Street, Where they Will Continue Business as Before. Tlaey hope to see a.11 their pld. ctastorri'ers, as many new ones in tneir new storeroom next week.

Chat. Boss, Ohioago. W. B. Bowman, Indianapolis.

John Barnes, Ohioago. Joe Heir, Chicago. B. A. Romel, New York.

Geo. Boritney, Cleveland. B. A. Sutton, Boston.

0. E. Btudor, Philadelphia. J. W.

Wright, New Turk. F. E. Bogem Ohioago. L.

P. Perrin, Ohioago. W. E. Ford, Williamsburg, Ky.

E. Turns Ash, Ohioago. 1. A. Bossett, Detroit, John Ferguson, Toledo.

Matt O. Strauss, Cincinnati. A. Luoas, Logansport. Jan as W.

Krutoh, Dayton, Miss Annie Clair, Blnffton. Geo. Butau, Indianapolis. AT THS BIOH. J.

A. Dennis, Detroit, A. M. Stookwell, New York. O.

H. Thayer, Kalamesoo. O. B. Edwards, Columbia City.

Minon Butler, Boohester. O. P. Bhumaneld, Akron, O. Daseyberter, Cincinnati.

M. Guiiday, Cincinnati. a. W. Armstrong, Detroit.

Obas. Tipton, Cincinnati. W. Trueblood, Biohmond, E. N.

Max, New Tort B. F. Kaup, Tiffin, O. Frank P. Kidd, New York.

Fred, F. Widmer, Toledo. Louis H. Ashling, Greenfield. O.

F. Bornham, Baginaw. Alex Blumenthal, Oinednnatl. Geo, O. Chariot, St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones, Plymouth.

Q. O. Bead, Salem, O. Bobey, Biohmond, Ind, W. Foraythe, Indianapolis.

B. B. Ketohnm, Detroit. Milton Trnaler, Cincinnati. A.

W. Lane, Boston, John O. Lonville and wife, Mansfield, Ohio. B. B.

Onllein, Cincinnati. B. O. Bevington, Biohmond. Eliaha Warner, Columbus.

AT TBS BAtTDAIXi, P. W. Duff, Detroit Wm, Btaoey, Ohioago. L. M.

Leslie, Detroit. D. Strong, Ohioago. A. F.

Sidow, Indisnapolia. E. F. Waggoner, Ohioago. J.

H. DeLong, Cleveland. D. MoDonough, Baoine, Wis. Tolty, Areola.

Jaoob Colten, Areola. Geo. A. Baynor, Cincinnati. D.

Msssey, Toledo, O. B. O. Hanna, New Tork, F. Bird, Portland.

W. B. Campbell, Auburn. B. B.

Amoss, Detroit W. J. Beach, Toledo. Ohss. S.

Sage, Detroit G. F. Bolts, Ohioago. B. D.

Graves and wife, Detroit H. McDonald, New Tork. B. Harper, Cleveland. F.

Jones, Buffalo. A. J. Hoover, Cleveland. W.

Montgomery, New Tork. L. a Waring, Blnffton, Ind. J. H.

Hardin, New Tork. W. D. Mason, Blnffton. H.

M. Kapp, Blnffton. L. O. Storm, Hartford City.

J. W. Bolen, Baltimore, H. M. Miner, New Tork.

A. B. MoDab, Dayton. J. B.

Harris, St Louis. D. OrOamery, Cincinnati. W. A.

Johnson, Ohioago. TBB WATBTm, N. Krieyshaber, Louisville, H. A. Christy, Buffalo, N.

T. Wm, Rhodes, Ohioago. Geo. W. Jeffeis, New Tork.

E. Porter, New Tork. E. D. Adams, Washington.

Geo. Maokelvey, Philadelphia. T. P. Graves, Ohioago.

G. E. Loveland, Lakewood, 0. Q. W.

Bancroft Boston. F. F. Fife, Bt Louis. O.

L. Wilson, Detroit N. a Kelly, Ohioago. A. A.

Jaokaon, New Tork. O. L. Dressier, Ohioago. E.

Holmes, New Tork. W. Temple, Indianapolis. F. Wilbur, Ohioago.

F. A. Dohrman, Pittsburg. John E. Oommins, Nsw Tork, John Cook Brown, Philadelphia.

O. F. Brinkerhoff, New Tork. B. B.

Law, Cincinnati. N. J. Ostendotf, Cleveland, M. Altaian, New Tork.

Wm. C. Herron, Cincinnati. P. J.

Burke, New Tork, F. G. Havilard, Toledo. W. H.

Beers, Philadelphia. J. W. Leridon, New Tork. Wm; Fish, Cleveland.

P. HaoDsff, Detroit G. F. Oooken, Boston, P. M.

Frsnkel, Cleveland, O. F. Hartmeyer, Boston. Wm. B.

Stewart, WUliamsport, Pa. F. E. Udell. Bt Louis.

Henry Dssher, Keiamesoo. Loula Nessler, Indianapolis. C. B. Nicholson, New Tork.

a Tabb, Louisville. H. H. Bell, New Tork. L.

Van Ostrand, Buffalo. A. J. Elliott, AUlanoe. G.

P. Moorheed, Nsw Tork. F. S. Blgler, Detroit Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. White, Adrian. Theo Oressner, Plymouth, Ind, M.

Sheets, Pittsburg. M. H. Isaacs, Philadelphia. Bam Oollwsll, Mansfield, O.

Members of Bothern's troupe. H. Shaw, New Tork. Henry O. Hahn, Cleveland.

E. E. Whittaker, Beaver Falls, Pa. J. O.

Loweabaoh, Baltimore, J. Ia Thurber, New Tork, John Lilile, Port Townsend, Wash. H. L. Hoffheimer, New Tork.

Leo Kroger, Philadelphia. George J. Elfring, Ohioago. O. O.

Redd, Philadelphia. S. Blaoklodge, New Tork. Sig. Hahn, Philadelphia.

John L. Porter, Saginaw. W. 8. Oomley, New Tork, Th Japanese books begin where ours and, the word finis oomiog where we put the title pegs the foot notes ars printed at the top of the page, and tha reader puts in his marker at the bottom In Japan men make themselves merry with wine before dinner, not after ths sweets precede the roast A apanese mounts his horse on the right side instead of the left Ths mane of the animal hangs on the left side Instead of the right, the horse stands in ths table with his head where his tail ought to be.

Boats are hauled upon the heaohes stern first The Japanese saw and plane toward them instead oi away from them Keys turn in instead of out The best rooms of a Japanese house are always at the baok, and architects, when building, begin with ths roof A BTJBEEolf on a Cnnard liner has been nothing the peculiarities in cigar lighting practiced by men of different nationalities He declares that there is no better place in the world to note these little oddities than in the smoking room of an ooeau steamer, adding "Now, take a Frenchman If a party are sitting down for a Bmoke, he will scratch a matoh, wait till the brimstone has exhausted itself, and with a smile and gracious bow, will pass it to his nearest neighbor before lighting his own weed The German, after lighting his own oigar, will then offer the matoh to his friend But the oddest character of all is the Englishman, His weed ready for use, he will strike bis match, light his oigar, and without a thought of the others, will deliberately drop the lucifer into the nearest receptacle Hew te Hre.BL I a Herers fjeld. Trom the Virginia city. Mont. Bfadlsoolan, When we find a medloine we know to possess genuine merit we consider it a duty, and we take pleasure in telling the publio what it ia. Snoh a medioine we found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

By the use of this syrup we have relieved, in a few hours, severe oolds, and in the course of two or three days, en tlrely broken them np as has several of our friends to whom we hsve reoom mended it It is all it is represented to be by the mannfaotnrers. If you have a oough and want to stop it, Chsmber lain's Cough Remedy will do the work. For sale by druggists. Alabama is buildine 600 miles of new railway. X.

anmas UcbUluied Beau If you will send us your address, we will mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belt and Appli anoes, and their oharming effeots upon the nervous debilitated system, and how they will quiokly restore you to vigor and manhood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, we will send you a Belt and Applianoea on a trial. voutaki Ainr aiarsnaii, juan.

eodAw ly Spring robins are reported the neighborhood of Two Bivers, Wis. "Mrs. WlatUw'a MwetaJas; Sirap" has been used over fifty years by mile lions of mothers for their children whil teething. with perfect suooess. It soothes the ohild, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind oolio, regulates the bowels and is the best remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other oauseev For sale by druggists In every part or tne world, Jje sure snd msJK WZL Kin mnmft ftm kS A I flr.D REMEMBCR S0M i jS jflrtDWHir SrlAlL BJY? SOME BEAMS SME RICE ND OOf lt RY.

BUT NEVr MIND OMX BE 5 ORE wraBWOk WffS'X f5 Kr eg ss a lM.ftlRBri.6( CHICAGO, MAKE IT: j.i uku rvciLii; I' Tl7 aa Ivwil EVliRY H0U5EWIFE WANTS IT. FOR THE BliOOIV. This 1b a true likeness of me wearing artMotal noso and upper Up after a JBE.OOD aISEA.D had consumed my nose, upper ilp root of my mouth and palate, and cured by Hibbard's Herb Extract. This Is not a patent modlelne, but a preparation of roots and herbs that cured me over AS jroavri Ago. slnoa which Urns I hare eared thousands with Its use Sena for list of tOssUmoiilaU apd hlRtory of my ease or call on me any day, or write and describe your ease.

Adyloe free in all cases. Man. J. IIisuabd. IadUjU TmimVaawTLmtnkl.Jimimt,'mtilxoviltmtilBlmot mmvury or potnah, Pbrifiki tub Blood that CATARRH, CANCER.

CrDnCIII A RHEUMATISM, SKiN DISEASES, Ktc, rapidly yisjld OUIfUTULMf talttstvotion. One bottlu prove this. Try it wleOOper bottle, for as 00. At DaooajsTav. a sn, Tr.4.

sasy i tin wnppm, HIBBARD HERB EXTRACT 266 Wabash Ave Chicago, rlU For Sale by Ireier Bros, and Gross Pellena. HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND INSDRANCE I COMPANY. 1866 1891 This Old Rellabls oontlnuvs the Hlffh Standard of Boiler Inspection or whtob it Is noted. RESULTS Or.it immanity from boiler explosions among Its policy holders. The only oompanr anfrsffed In the steam boiler Inspection and Insurance buslneas exclusively whose policies rully protwot tbo rtghts of tne steam user.

Protect yourself by carrying a Hartford Policy ask for Airs, winalow Soothing Hyrnp. an27 l7 S.CLDMBARD, Agent, Ho. 3 iTtllOB Block. H. D.

P. BIGELOW, Gen'l Chicapro. 25o. a bottle. r.r JKewt Aa Kaeellea Ballalx L.C.

An exoellent site for any kind of bust neea building, on north side of Wayne street near Calhoun. Sue, 40x160. This lot ia only eighty feet from Calhoun street and runs through from street to alley. Will lease for ten years. Call at Bin nun, office.

tf Foreign powers are about to adopt the eleotrioal welding method of making shells for artillery. nvnrlnr eoraa IAT owafw. taXIaCIOr aaXaM mm rzzm Atdrasaiata Frlocioefa. SALVATION OIL (rYfe aaf X6 8oM as araaff'ata Rmlitn quick Rhtumatum, H'U ralgia, Smiling Bmixt, Lumbago, Sprain; Hmadachm, Toothache, Cut, Burnt, Scald, Sorer, Backache, A o. Jef 5 H8.

f. raafraaaaaa Cntntlaat.rrrhMl0C1, AtnlHrmnlmtm. I0S. M. CLARK Merchant Tailors, Fill asm WnrrxB Sroox ItscarvaD.

34 EAST BERRY ST. Fin. Tallanns a Specialty T. H. McCormick, M.

D. Offloe Kooms 7,8 and 9 Pliloy and Long Bunding', fault Berry alrek Omen Hoan 12 Port Wayn, Ind Calls answered la tha forenoon TTrrr wiTiwnum No S4 a. DR.T.J. DILLS, to Wbmt bkrrt btbkit, DISEASE? OF THE EYE AND EAR. Ctfloe hears, to is a.

m.aniiisnso4 p. m. rO WEAK MEN ET2 I wOl twtiaf a waluaEla Urate. (waaU joaaUalni roll stMnnliMlorboiP enra, PHI. 8 ott cbar(a A.

BpfaaMlafl BMdloaal WOs I aboU.d bsj rtMd by TT mu wtio la tMtrvrma i.ldeWUtnJ AfM lroCr.C. VUriaKaMoaaOeius. Always Ahead Just Received a COMPLETE STOCK OF Spring and Summer Goods! Those wanting Suits Made to Order should come early and have the Very Best dpee LODIS J. FEIST, No BBS IegLfKyeVte St SARATOGA HOTEL, (ON TUB EUROPIAN PLAN) Open Day and Night. Rooms 60o, 76o, SI 00 per Day.

First Class Restaurant In Connection. Rrery thing strictly flrat clasa H. S. WICKLIFFE, Prop. Columbia St Port way no, ind M.

MASON, D9NTIST, 20 WEST WAY1TE STItEBT. CrouD pcoor. cflVTa. Is net an old style of soar lO t3 cbln improved bat Is buut on new tnecbanlcal principles. "No.

rast and makes a stitch with ait kinds of thread on all classes of material. It la always ready. For Bale by a. B. Uayden, 184 CaLnoan street.

CHEAP MEATS At the Market Bouse; open every day and Saturday evening. Whole Hogs, Beef by the quarter. Pig's Feet, Spare Ribs, Sausage, Oeaings, etc. nOTAHY LETTER FILE. 6vw Time, flpsce, ooy.

Oncn 1 Sl ttvelaw and ofdeak Hold ijM totiaws), an avarmMof srBaT(W ofiaj scsit an rrjrTMlKiwlth potlavInsyoHrchalrJtpealalalBsaa ItAtanoa to order, tteiwxorctnalar I J. I AWT. sUCh(csBe. W3tfx James Madden, PLUMBING, STEAI AID HOT WATER BE1TIIG Ma lOl OsJhoun Qtreaot Fort Warne, Iaalana. PawaawPfiWlaawaR IT IS TRUE that if tobacco ohewers will insist upon trying the hluq cfievViruj tobacco, ffe Will NOT e.

fu ug but will get the EST and MOST tfat can bciVcn for tre. money. AsK your cealer for it. risit "i ft John Arrival and Departure of Trains. HEADQUARTERS FOR The Oenulne JENKINS BRO'S.

VALVE. P. E. COX, PKAOTIOAl. 5ai7ltary piuibr, Qaa opened a shop at No.

20 West Main Street AIaIi CORK QCAJlaVirrEKD AT Reasonable Prices FALL AND WINTER. 1590. H. C. MEYER, THE TKILOR, 44 HARRISON ST.

Fashionable Tailoring Moderate Prices. TO Tub Qripg A Hour a taoU FLORIDA K.T Stitim ar.U0 mlahort.raniliulrk.t tho any other line) from GikciIsnati ti Chatt tnnoirrv AUata Mai con lartiipab nJ Rrunawltk i J.rga ViLLa Tbrouifb Buu lulr Cans Tit isrill on In list. RjTer on morDlna and to Jt konll) rnitii tralna avery tr In th rar fach avtM tlun 1 unul room whatrw joilrloaa tb door anil liavi tha jjrl vary ul a hotel coit no mora iban the rpirtilt prli ri tltina In aa optn car Tbaearaaraopw ratsxl by tb Pull man Co which la a auarantaa of first Llaa orvica, ROUND TRIP TICKETS XZgZZrS.lV, reduced rtes lwtot CtnclnnaU at 19 Ift a and 11 00 in Intj oar for alawaa clock train la in tha It ut rn Ij tor paammarvirw at nine a ciucn mS TISVCTC laaplnar Par txtrtha ari Ir to rUlf I IwlwCI Q. cSs O. Tlfkwt Office rtM Fourth Bt orwrttato D.

Fnwmnt AT At Cincinnati Through Ticket bj thia line aro fui aalaatall R. Statlona north of Ohio Hlrar SPBTTACLE8 AND OLA83K8 BclflDtlQ oally Pitted by "VV ladTOKHIHl 3 NXSaAg Graduate Optician Kiamlnatlon tree Office ISO Calhoun Bu corner Kootn Bcbpiiu Block. HC. 11TB, BMMTlvr, HILO, BLOOI nuiUuMa Fort wayas, ln4. UauMOl WWW.

rooms so aVIHHlKi sL I I I TT If Ji onpled lij years ae. JTraM resuasTlvsuala Statu Ifiennsylvania Lines Itaff Tralma rmm toy Cesitral Ttsaa laTe and ArriTe at Fort wayae, toy tae MM bnrg. ym Wayne A cnuoainiraUway. asfoUewa, SWOIS BASR He. Man Bs No.

8. raatlabie No, S. Penn a Limited No. Atlantic Ks No, 58. OnloaM No, 18, OrfaBtllna Aooom.

Wo. 60. ITblcago Bkproas No. a. liettia No, 6 Psnu'a Jalmltea.

wo. l. rant line No. 9. Western Kx No.

1L. OresUlne Aon Ho. so, Chicago Aooom I SB pm pm I ps SO SDB ll so pm 11 Soam oo pa S4B pss 45 pi HI I BO pa IUU i 4ft as 11 so as INpi DallT tDalir aatMin Mtaavdav't JI atiiW Sratns daily saoept Baaaay. TIME TABLE TRAINS CARRYIIO PA5SEMQEU UAVC FORT WATN1, Schedule of Nov. SO, 1800, PaolOo aaUy Kansas ty ox, daily exvs Stinaay Vestibule Limited and Jl.

Lafayette aooom rOIMQ 1 top, lTp. Vestlbnle Limited dallT. Cannon Ball, exoept Bonday. uuiuku siioas, saaasaj Lafayette aoeoo. arriTea Ham.

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