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mm nm est 3ioBi convenient. UCUMIlmsUBUj. k1im MEDICINES; it1 Any Vint vos want. We luva mint ah Ms. If B3! "bat yoo wart hryon.

Pices the lowest. CLARK'S 308 Broad St. HAEEISBHRGf TELEGRAPH, FrKrD.Y, MT 5, CQALPROMPTLY Just 'phone us an order and you'll be sur A prised how promptly we get the coal there our regular customers are pleased iwith the way A we handle their orders and with the excellence of A the coal we'll please you too. UNITED IGE AND COAL CO. Third and Cumberland Tenth Below Market 903 Cowden Fourteenth and Howard That's a question that has been asked by many people in Harrisburg concerning me.

Do you know what they mean? Well, I'll tell you. It's a rare thing that you see or hear of a merchant tailor using as much space in newspapers as I isn't that so? The average merchant tailor is willing to wait until a man is ready for his suit, overcoat i or trousers and takes for granted that the man will come to his shop to be measured. In this, I disagree with them No business stands stillit either increases or decreases, and the only way to increase it is, by keeping yourself before the public and to give them work that will recommend you wherever the garment goes, be it suit, trousers, overcoat or fancy vest. These same people have also wondered now 1 pay my bills for this space, when I charge so little for my clothes. Again, I will tell youwhere an ordinary tailor shop turns out five turn out ten.

1 have no charge accounts, but sell for cash; and as my customers pay me, I pay what I owe. Large sales small profits and satisfied customers is a much better business card than big prices and misfits. When I make a man a garment, 1 turn it out so I can hold his trade, and 1 hold it in every instance. My work is always the same, yesterday, today and tomorrow. Why buy readymade clothes, when from me you can get some thing built for you at the same price.

Worth thinking about, isn't it? Another thing 'for you to remember that will be to your advantage, is that for one year I clean, press and keep in repair the clothes bought from me absolutely free of charge. 46QarmentBllilder9, 7 SOUTH TH I RD STREET Cor. Blackberry Ave. "Uriited 'Phone fefc ymvr far It. If cannot bii orW thm PIARYKL, accept no ftther.

but send mamn fnt hnnlr aleV Ttrivea is interested and shoald know, about the wonderful full naTtiCUlaXft anrt ritnoHnna in. fralaahle to ladies. 1 wiug'i new lorn. makvil winning Spray The new 'ninl lnjfo. vmuhu new WILLIAM HART B0UGHT0N F.

A. I. A. ARCHITECT Offices 6 and 7, No. 204 206 Market street: Hours 10 to J3 A.

M. Both 'Fhonea. Schmidt 'Testimonial designs and the prettiest of them come from The cut flower man Forty Four Nf '3d tv NEWS FROM NEARBYTOWNS PILLOW. Special to the Telegraph. Pillow, May 6 Mr.

Isaac Dockey, who is employed in Sunbury, is home v.ith his parents, Mr. Ben Dockey and wife. Michael Lenker, of Dulmatia, was in town on Wednesday. Mr. Milton Martz and wife for Virginia on Thursday, where the former is employed in a lumber camp.

About fifty men are employed in building' the railroad along the mountain for 'William Zortman, of Dorn sife. Emanuel Shoop, of Kevrysburg', passed through town on Wednesday. Services will be held in the Lutheran Church on Ascension day. P. T.

Wiest and wife visited Man data relatives during the week. Mr. Hill, of Mahanoy, will move his family to this place in the near future. P. S.

Sauser, of County Line, visited relatives here on Wednesday. Mrs. Kergner died of paralysis on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Bohner is the guest of her parents at County Line.

Messrs. J. J. Latsha and J. S.

Xoblet transacted business at Dalmatia on Wednesday. Mrs. S. 'T. Stine, of Elizahethville, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Snyder this week. ELIZABETH VILLE Special to the Telegraph. Eliza bet hville, May 6. E.

J. Graeff, of Harrisburg, spent a few days in town this week, the guest of his parents. Mrs. I. T.

Miller visited friends at Lykens on Monday. Landen Kerstetter, of Millersville, visited his brother, G. M. Kerstetter, the forepart of the week. Miss Gertie Bufiington is spending a few days at Lykens this week.

Mrs. F. A. Zeigler was at Millersburg on Tuesday. F.

Blair Weaver and sister Lottie drove to Lykens Tuesday evening. 1. E. Matter, who was United States storekeeper and guager at Glen Rock for the past few months, is at his home in this place. Rev.

0. E. Pfiueger, of Wbmelsdorf, visited former parishioners the fore part of the week. Mrs. Grant Watson was at Lykens on Monday.

S. L. Gilbert, of Williamspprt, was' in town on Tuesday. Charles Bender, of Mt. Carmel, spent a few days in town this week at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.

Evitts. Mrs. Elmer Byerly; of Adamsdale, is visiting her parents at this place. Isaiah T. Bufiington is spending a few days this week at Harrisburg.

Henry Smith, of Lykens, was in town on Wednesday. CUMBERLAND VILLE! The Ministerial and Sunday school convention of the Pennsylvania Annual Conference of the United Brethren in Christ will be held in Chamhersburg, June 1st and 2d. The Rev. A. G.

Wolf, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating1 class of the McConnells burg High School, May Sth. The Fulton County Sunday school convention will be held in McConnells burg, May Sth. Students of the Shippensburg Normal School took their annual trip to Washington, D. yesterday. Samuel M.

Linn, William Heyser, John Stewart, J. L. Dechert and A. Bnchannan have been elected trustees of Chambersburg Academy. Reduced railroad fares by the Western Maryland Road have been the result of trolley competition.

The Greeneastle High School will hold its twentieth annual commencement, May 26th with eight graduates. 'Judge John Stewart will deliver the address and the Rev. I. N. Peightel, Of Grace Reformed Church, will preach the baccalaureate sermon, May 29th.

Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Tabita McCul Jough, of Kewville, and Charles Elliott, of Colorado, which, will occur May 12th. Miss Sophie Neill Howell, great granddaughter of the Rev. William Xeill, D. a former president of Dickinson College, has. presented that institution with a painting of her well known ancestor.

The two year old daughter of Harper Brymesser, of Middlesex', Cum berland county, fell. into a spring and was drowned yesterday. Vesretarian and Meat Diets. M. Armand Gautier in a work on dietetics debates the old question of vegetarian and meat M.

Gautier repudiates the proposition that physical strength and energy cannot be sustained on vegetable foods, pointing to the indisputable fact that the Russian peasantry, the fellahin of Egypt, the porters of Constantinople, the Turkish soldiery, the woodcutters of Bavaria and many other large classes of mankind live wholly or nearly so on vegetable fare and are strong and vigorous. He admits generally also that the vegetarian is less disposed to gout, rheumatism, neurasthenia and to mental excitement. The general result at which M. Gautier arrives is that Europeans generally eat too much meat and that a more vegetable diet would be far nearer the true Ideal. London Telegraph.

Montaigne On Marriage. What philosophers have said about marriage would make a fairly large book, but these sayings might not always be catalogued as "philosophy." It is recorded of Herbert Spencer that he rejoiced at having never married, because so many of his friends who had done so came at length only to tolerate their wives, and Montaigne compared marriage to a cage, the bird3 outside longing to get in and the birds within longing to get out. "Of mine own wisdom, wrote the great Frenchman, "would Wisdom herself baye had me I should have refused to wed her." He simply "let himself be guided by custom." Yet he admitted on another occasion that "the company of faire and tbe society of honest la a sweet commerce." GRATc Special to the Telegrapn. Gratz, Mav 6. Ira W.

"Klinger and wife, of New York city, visited the former's parents, T. S. 'Klinger and wife, on Sunday. r. K.

Chance, of Millersburg, was in town on Tuesday. Regina, widow of Philip Koppcn heffer, died on Friday morning at her home about two miles northeast of town, aged 78 years. The funeral services were held on Monday at Kling er's Church, the Revs. Click and Shaffer officiating. Daniel Harman, a Tcteran of the Civil War, died at his home, about two miles west of town, on Sunday.

The funeral was held at Hoffman's Church on Wednesday and was in charge of Kissinger Post, G. A. It. The Rev. Mr.

Zimmerman officiated. Mr. Harman was the father of C. F. Harman and J.

A Harman, of Enterline and Ber rysburg, respectively. Mrs. T. S. Klinger spent Thursday at Harrisburg Miss Katie Schoffstall left on Monday to.

spend some time with friends in nnrrisburg. There will be regular preaching services in the United Evangelical Church next Sunday morning by the pastor, the Thomas Kneeht. TIME TABLES Explanation. Dally. Dailr except SnndiT.

I Pullman etn only, Sundays at 10.38 ft 1 Except Monday. Gtrmantown Junction. Pennsylvania Railroad In Effect November 29, 1903. CASTWAKD. Leave Train Arrive Arrive Harrisburg.

Phlla. New York, am a a 1.15 'Phil Ex 4.23 7.13 110 'Eastern Ex 4.45 7.23 4.40 'Fast Line 7.17 J9.33 8.00 'Buffalo Ngt Ex 7.32 10.33 t.55 'Phila Special 6.05 9.23 6.55 "Hbg Ex 9.37 11.53 7.00 "Hbg Accom 11.30 2.03 120 "Hbg Ex 11.48 2.03 14C 'Atlantic Ex :2.17 2.63 146 'Manhattan Lim 12.28 2.63 U.50 "Sea Shore Ex 3.17 6.53 in 1.20 'Pa Lim Exj 3.47 5. 54 1.20 N. Y. Llm 3.47 6.53 2.55 $Day Ex 6.47 8.08 130 'Main Line 6.23 9.30 6.07 'Buffalo Ex 7.32 10.23 4.60 "Hbg Accora via Columbia 9.45 112.

3S 7.00 'Phil Ex 9.28 12.33 7.10 "Mall 10.47 8.53 Leave TralB Arrive Lancaster 2.35 Lane Accom (Sunday only) 4.20 1.00 Lanc Accom 4.13 4.25 "Lane Accom 6.35 STEELTON TRAINS leave Harrlaburs i daily (except Sunday) at 6.10 7.00 11.50 a ra 100 4.25 4.50 m. On Sunday 2.35 m. Ke turning, leave Steelton daily (except Sun day) 11.05 11.15 a. 2.25 6.35 6.57 m. On Sundays 7.40 11.15 a m.

For Lebanon 6.55 and 11.50 a 130 7.10 weekdays. WESTWARD. Leave Train Arrive Arrive Harrisburg. Altoona. Pittsburg, am a ra am I.

36 "Cleveland Cin Ex 4.35 8.00 i.41 'Pitts Special 5.48 9.00 2.50 'Pacific Ex 7.30 12.10 8.00 Way Passenger 1.00 5.50 II. 45 'Pittsburg 3.10 6.55 U.48 'Mail 3.45 8.45 Sm .55 'Fast Mall S.55 7.05 2.63 'St. Louis Lim 6.50 8.55 8.05 'Pa Limited! 6.00 9.00 8.10 'Fast Line 6.65 10.45 B.20 Altoona Accora 10.00 1.50 7.20 'Chic St Ex 10.33 1.50 8.48 'Chicago 12.48 4.00 11.06 'St. Louis Ex 2.25 6.30 11.65 'Western Ex. 3.35 7.15 For Mifflin 2.50 8.00 and 11.48 a 3.10 6.2 and 10.35 daily, except Sun days, 2.60 8.00 and 11.4S a 8.10 and 5.20 m.

PHILADELPHIA A ER1B R. R. D1V. Trains leave Harrisburg at 12.06 a 'Erie Ex arrives Sunbury 1 20 a Williamsport 2.25, Lock Haven 814 Kane 6.65 a arrives at Erie 185 a 'Erie Mall arrives Sunbury 6.00 a Williamsport 6.40 a Lock Haven 7.55 a Kane 12.25 m. and Erie at 3.50 m.

7.55 a 'News Ex arrives Sunbury 9 35 a Williamsport U.00 a m. Lock Havan 11.59 a m. 11.86 a 'Buffalo Day Ex, arrives Sunbury 12.44 Williamsport 1.41. Lock Haven 2.20, Renovo 3.00. Buffalo (via Emporium Janc'lon) 7.40 m.

Q.40 a "JNiagara Ex, arrives Sunbury 1.08 Williamsport 2.80, Lock Haven 3.40, Renovo 4.40, Ivane 8.23 m. t.S "Fast Lice, arrives Sunbury 5.13 Williamsport 6.40 Lock Haven 7.37, Renovo 8.30 m. 8.30 "Williamsport arrives Sim bury 9.49 ra, Willlamspor.t 11.00, Sundays 7.25 arrives Sunbury 8 50 Williamsport 10.05 m. 11.10 'Buffalo Night Ex, arrives Sun bury 12.23 a Williamsport 1.25, Lock Haven 2.06, Renovo 2.48, Buffalo (via Emporium Junction) 7.35 a m. Time cajds and full Information can be obtained at the Ticket office at the Station.

W. W. ATTERBTTRT. J. R.

WOOD, Qenej aj Manager. Pass's Traffic Mgr. k. GEO. W.

BOYD. Genera; Passenger Ageat Philadelphia Reading Railway Tn Effect November 29 1903. TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURQ. For New York via Phlla 6.00 6.20 8.00 a LOO 3.45 6.30 m. Sundays 7.30 a 3.62 fctf m.

For New York via Allentown 5.00 8.00 ('Business Men's 1.00 3.46 (Black Diamond Express) m. Sundays 7.30 9.00 a m. For Phila 5.00 6.20 8.00 a 1.00 3.46 180 m. Sundays 7.30 a 3.52 6.45 m. For Shipp'insburg 7.20 a 4.25 m.

For Gettysburg 7.20 a 12.00 noon, 7.12 m. Sundays 9.15 am. For Carlisle 4.25 and 7.15 For Middletewn 6.20 a 1.00 6.30 m. For Reading 5.00 6.20 7.30 8.00 a (making no local stops) 1.00 8.45 6.30 8.15 m. Sundays 7.30 9.00 a 3.52 6.45 m.

For Pottsvllle via Reading 6.00 8.00 a ra 100 3.45 6.30 m. Sundays 7.30 9.00 a 161 145 m. For Pottsvllle via Auburn 1.16 m. For Allentown and Easton 6.00 7.30 S.0S (making no local stops 1.00 146 130 m. Sundays 7.30 9.00 a 3.52 m.

TRAINS FOK. HARRISBURG. Leave New York Liberty St ferry via Phila 4.30 8.00 a 2.00 6 .00 12.15 midnight. Sundays 4.20 1.00 6.00 12.15 midnight. Leave New York via of and Allentown 4.00 9.10 a 1.20 5.00 m.

Sundays 1.00 5.30 m. Leave New York via and Allentown 9.30 a 12.50 noon, 4.10 6.40 m. Sundays 12.50 6.40 m. Leave Phila 4.30 8.36 10.21 a 4.35 6.66 7.20 m. Sundays 4.00 7.06 a 4.06 8.86 m.

Leave Pottsvllle via Reading 6.40 9.00 12.20 a 4.32 7.30 m. Sundays 8.10 a 125 7.30 m. Leave Pottsvllle via Auburn 7.05 a m. Leava Reading 6.06 7.00 10.15 a 12.16 1.50 156 6.05 8.40 11.05 m. Sundays 7.00 8.26 a 6.55 10.28 m.

Leave Allentown 6.35 8.87 a tn 12.35 4.25 T.35 9.40 tn. 6unday8 8.05 1 125 9.01 tn. Leave Shlppensburg a 1.30 m. Leave Gettysburg 5.55 a 12 55 noon 4JI m. Sundays L10 m.

Leave Carlisle 6.37 e. 6.15 ATLANTW CITY R. From Chestnut St. and South St. Ferries, Philadelphia.

Atlantic City 17.30 i ra, 8.00 a 9.0 ft 10.00 a tlO.45 a t2.0O 4.00 t5.00 m. "7.15 m. Ocean City A t4.15 tl.00 m. Cape May m. t15 9 tS.OO m.

Sea Isle J7.30 a t8.45 a t4.Mi m. Daily. Sundays. Vf weekdays, Sundays, South 8.80. "8" tl.Ot Excursion.

Detailed time tables at tickets offices, 13th and Chestnut 834 Chestnut J005 Chestnut 60S South 3d 396J Market St. and at Stations. A. PICE, EDSON J. WEEKS, fitea'l Suet.

Cen'l Pisa'r Agi 13 Polishes the copper on kettles, tanks and boilers. Northern Central Rwy Through and direct route to Washington, Baltimore, Elmlra, Erie, Buffalo. Rochester, Niagara J'alls. On and after November 29, 1903, train wili leave HARRISBURG as follows: SOUTHWARD. 12.06 'Rochester and Buffalo Ex, ar ives Sunbury 1.20, Williamsport 2.21 ft daily; arrives Elmira 4.50 a watklns 5.42, Canandalgua 7.15, Buff 4 ftlo 10.15, Niagara Fall 11.

05 ft week days. I.tt a rn 'Northern Ex, arrives Sunbur 6.00, Williamsport 6.40,. Elmira 10.09 Watkins 10.46, Canandalgua 12.30 Buffalo 4.15 and Niagara Falls 6.05 week days. I.6S a 'News Ex, arrives Sunbury 1. 21 a Williamsport 11.00 a m.

11.35 a 'Buffalo Day Ex arrives Sun: bury 12.44, Williamsport 1.41 m. 11.40 a "Niagara Ex, arrives Sunbury 1 DC lllamonA OA TT11 .7 Watkins 6.03, Canandalgua 7.3f, Buffalo 11.00 Niagara Falls 11.48 a m.i t.S "Fast Line, arrives Sunbury 6.13. Williamsport 6.4U, Elmira 9.26 m. t.80 "Williamsport Ex. arrives Sun bury 9.49, Williamsport 11.00 m.

11.10 'Buffalo Nlht Ex, arrives Sunbury 12.23, Wlliamsport 1.25 a m. 7.16 'WilllAmsport Ex (Sunday). rives Sunbury 8.60, Wlljiajupart 10.03 m. SOUTHWARD. i Leave Train Arrive Arrive Uarrisburg.

Baltimore. Washlnfitoa a in 4.43 1.03 6.45 8.00 8.50 11.50 1.25 t.35 4.oa 5.05 7.08 11.50 Southern Ex Wash. Ngt. Ex' "Baltl Accom do (Sundays) Atlantic Ex BalU Accom Chi Wash Ex Day 6.00 6.00 "Haiti Accom Wash Day Ex Baltimore Ex Mail Ex Daily. "Week days.

Cham'b's 4.45 Way'Bb'o Biiip'sb'g 5.05" Newvllle 6.02 Ship'sb'g 6.20 Way'sb'o 142 7.03 7.29 Newvllle 6.23 8.07 10.18 Carlisle 5.45 8.2$ 10.39 Mec'sb'g 6.09 8.48 11.00 btUsburg 10.00 Ar H'b'g 6.30 9.05 11.20 am am pm Ar Phlla. 9.37 11.48 3.17 Ar N. Y. 11.53 2.13 5.53 Ar Baltl. 10.11 12.10 3.11 am pm pm Additional lastbound run dally, except Chamb'b'g 6.40 9.36 Mercersb'g 8.15 10.30 am am 7.15 8.80 7.26 8.40 10.

11.21 11.11 12.16 1.20 3.11 4.20 3.55 6.10 7.16 7.11 8.23 7.80 8.30 9 45 2.20 For further Information apply at the Ticket Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad Station. W. W. ATTERBURY, J. R.

WOOD, General Manager. Pass's Truffle Mgr. GEO. W. BOYD, General Passeiitfer Agent.

Cnmberland Yalley R. R. Wlnch'r Mart'b'g Hag't'n Greence Mer'sb'g November 29. 1903. 12 "1 '8 "10 113 tam 'am taip tam 'pro tpm 'pm 7.25 216 6.30 8.12 2.57 7.14 4.05 4.24 8.65 12.20 3.45 8.00 10.15 9.16 12.41 4.08 8.21 10.34 8.00 10.30 9.40 1.05 am am 8.52 12.00 8 55 8.40 11.40 am am am pm Harrlsb'g 5 00 7.55 11.45 3.20 Dillsburg 8.50 4.02 3.30 Mecha'b'g 6.19 8.15 12.05 3.37 5.3 Carlisle 5.10 8.87 12.27 9.00 12.51 9.18 1.10 15732" 3.67 4.16 4.32 4.40 8.45 10.58 12.00 3.35 7.49 10.00 1.25 5.02 9.06 11.19 1.42 5.21 9.24 11.39 2.03 5.48 9.45 12.02 2.23 6.10 10.07 12.21 5.23 2.40 6.30 10.S 12.40 pm pm pm am 5.47 9.28 4.23 4.2J 8.0S 12.33 7.13 7.1 6.00 9.45 2.20 7.15 pm pm pm pm local trains will Sunday, as follows: Leave Carlisle 7.05 a 12.30 3.16 leave jnechanlcsburg a i.a a 12.52 3.36 m.

Leave Dillsburg a 10.00 a 6.23 m. Trains Nos. 2, 8 and U0. run dally between Hagejstown and Harrisburg. Daily.

Pally Except Sunday. Leave 1 pm am Baltimore 11.55 4.44 New York 7.55 12.10 PhUadel. 11.40 4.25 lT pm pm 4.35 IM 2.55 6 i3 15,30 8.35 pm pm pna 6.15 8 30 11.0 8.61 11. 6.00 9.13 11. 6.27 9.34 12.01 6.50 .62 12.

ll 2.05 5.38 1.32 450 7.10 10.12 12.36 5.48 Greenc'le 7.05 10.01 1.56 6.14 7.J6 10.36 llbl Hagerst'n 7.27 10.22 2.17 6.37 7.5'.' 10.67 LIS Martlns'g 8.24 11.10 6.24 Ar WincY 9.10 U.55 7.10 am am pm pm pm pm pits Additional local trains will leave Harrisburg as follows: For Carlisle and Intermediate stations at 9.37 a 2.00 ru ftnd 6.30 also for DIllsbuTK and Intermediate stations at T.S0 a 3.10 6.30 m. Trains Nos. 1, 3 and 109 run dally between Harrisburg and Hagerstown. Pullman palace sleeping cars between New York and Knoxvllle, on trains 1 west and 110 east and between Philadelphia and Welsh on and railway on trains 109 west and 12 east except that on Sunday the Philadelphia sleeper will run east on No. 2.

Through coaches to and from Philadelphia on trains 2, 4 and 6 east and I and 9 west. Dally. Daily Except Sunday, WAYNESBORO BRANCH. Mall Acc. Acc.

t58 t56 t54 pm 4.65 5.10 E.15 6.24 6.26 6.30 138 pm pm tn Leave Arrive 1.20 9.4E Chambersb'g 1.35 10.01 W. Fayettey'e 1.41 10.06 E. Fayettev'e 1.50 10.17 Mont Alto 1.52 10.20 Kneppers L6S 10.24 Quincy 2.05 10.3! Waynesboro pm am Arrive Leave pm am 6.00 9.45 5.11 9.57 6.48 10.30 108 10.58 115 U.05 pm am am Leave Mall Acc. Acc t3 t66 t57 Additional train will leave Chambers burg at 5.00 a arrive Waynesboro at 5.45 m. Returning leave Waynesboro at 6.13 arrive Chambersburg at 7.05 m.

SOUTHERN PESNA. BRANCH. Pass Pass Mix t67 t3 tl am pm 7.41 12.45 7.26 12.30 7.21 12.26 7.13 12.16 7.10 12.13 7.07 12.08 7.00 12.00 am pm pro 4.20 4.05 4.01 3.51 3.48 3.43 8.3 PM Pass Mix Pass t64 f68 t68 Arrive am am pm 6.55 Chambersb'g 7.14 Marion 8.15 Mercersburg 6.50 Fort Loudon 9.05 Richmond am Arrive Leave 8.46 11.50 4.20 8.83 11.83 4.03 8.00 lv.i 3.8ft 7.38 9.42 8.08 7.80 8.30 8.00 am am pna 11. C. KENNEDY.

GEO. W. MARTIN, Vice Pres. Gen'! Supt Sup't, H. RIDDLE, Gen'l Pass.

Agent. NEWPORT SHERMAN'S VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY. On and after Friday. April 1st, 1004, trains will run as follows: Westward Leave Newport, 10.35 A. 6.05 P.

Bloomfield Junction, 11.10 A. 6.40 P. Elliottsburg, 11.20 A.M.. P. Andersonburg.

11.57 A. 7.27 P. M. arrive New Germantown, 12.15. 7.45 P.

M. Eastward Leave New Germantown 6.10 A. 1.40 P. Andersonburg 6.30 A. 2.00 P.

Loysvillf, 6.54 A. 2.24 Elliottsburg. 7.05 A. 2.3o P. BloomfiPld Junction, 7.20 A.

2.50 P. arrives Newport, 7.50 A. 3.20 P. M. All regular trains connect with Pennsylvania Railroad at Newport, and with Susquehanna River Western Railroad' at Bloomfield Junction.

C. K. MILLER. D. GRING.

General F. P. Agent. President. SUSQUEHANNA RIVER WESTERN RAILROAD.

On and after Friday, April 1st, 1S04, trains will run as follows: East A. M. Leaves Bloomfield 7.30, arrives Duncannon 8.05. P. M.

Leaves Bloomfield 4.20. arrives Duncannon, 4.65. AVest Leaves Duncannon 9.00, arrivea Bloomfield. 9.30. p.

M. Leaves Duncala non 6.00. arrives Bloomfield 6.30. All trains connect at Bloomfield Junction with the Newport Sherman's Valley Railroad, and at Duncannon with the Pensylvania Railroad. D.

GRING. C. K. MILLER. President G.

F. tt P. A. WILLIAMS' YALLET ItalLROAD. Trains leave Lykens 5.81 7.06 ft 12.00 noon, LM 100 7.80 week days.

Sundays 8.6 a 6.25 m. Returning arrive Lykena I.R 7.01. fi.40 a m. 1.25 4.24 7.14 weelf teya Sundays it a 120 m. LTKENS VALlser RAILROAD.

In Effect; May 19JK. i leave i iarrteburg'r Milleturgt Lykens end Intermediate points at 7.55 a 8.20 5.30 m. Returning leave Ljkeiui 4 Dl.