Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 October 1890 — Page 3

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I have added to my stock of

PIANOS and 0RUA.NS

A Full Line of

iSmall Musical InshumentM

Such 11a

(i AllS, VIOLINS. IIW.IOS, MANDOLINS,

•M'TOIIAIIPS, HARMONICAS.

Also, all kinds of

MKIM.S, SHEET MUSIC,

Ml MO HOOKS, MUSIC KOLLS,

t"".\Ml ALL THINGS MUSICAL.

I'll w-mil utul bxumlne my goods before ur liiisliiff.

1U|(1

greatly obllgo

GEORGE F. HUGHES, '-7

Halloween Supplies.

ROSS BROS.,

Kust Main Street, Cruwfordsvllle.

IT WILL PAY YOU

When \h Candles Ars Lit

Next Priday evening, look out

for callers. They will, all be

well masked and jou will not

know them for they will have

purchased their outfits at the

Cent

99-Cent

"lam Bimply exhausted trying to break in these shoes I" "Why, my dear, get a pair of Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co.'s genuine Hand-Sewed Shoes they are easy the first day, and fit liko a arlove."

We Have the Above Shoe in Stock

Dongola Kid, Opera, Half Opera,

And Common Sense.

HAMILTON & BROWN'S

Men's Calf Congress Shoes for $2.50.

124 East Main Street.

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall Paper! Window Shadesl

To make room for our Spring stock we propose closing oat our present stock ot Wall Paper and Window Shades regardless of cost.

Robinson & Wallace.

.B.HA RDEfe^'xr .1

101- SOUTH GREEN STREET, "SRURC-FL «F 60THT -IKI

All Things Musical." HICKORY WOOD

99.

Store, which is headquar

ters for Masks, False Faces~False

Beards, Moustaches,Noses,Etci^S«

Store.

IS TIIK HRST. Win. H. Douglass has started 11 wood-yard at tho Vandallu station. He soil New Market

Sjw)ko Factory wood at low prices.

Forest Trees Transplanted.

J. H. Douglass sells and transplants forest trees of all kinds. {3F~Loavo orders at J. S. Kellry's *hoe store or at 1,003 Hast Market street.

STOVE BLACKING.

Persons who desire their stoves blacked will dj well by leaving their order with the undersigned at either The Journal office, Zack Mahorney's or Cohoon & Fisher's.

L. R. MONROE.

N.B.—No objection to going to the country, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.

To see the beautiful new goods in gold and silvei at ...

LW.Otto's!

Rings by the hundreds of the latest and most beautiful designs

^pairing, engraving and fitting spectacles receive prompt attention

111 South Washlneton! 8

Daily Journal.

THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1890.

THE CITY.

'Hie Weather Report,

.rpr.!'iillana—7ii.m., tilI'l'titi-n UK wOrtt 11 rr\

PPBLIcTsPEAKING.

ApDointments for Bepublican Speakers ill This County, HOB. Henry Bowser, of Indianapolis, will speak in this county us follows: '-miirtsburK, Thursday, Oct HO. 7 p. m. llrown's alloy, Friday, Oct. :i], 7 p. m,

INIJW

Market, Saturday, Nov.

7 p.

Hon. J. F. VauVorliis, of Indianapolis, will spork in this county as follows-, Wuvolund, Tliursduy, Oct. 30, 7 p.

voto-

New Htcliuiond, Friday, Oct. Ill, 7 p. m. Wuynetowii, Suturday, Nov. 1, 7_p. m.

TBEPPBLICAN8.

ATTENXIOW

V, ROOMS or THE IIEPCHI.ICANSTATE COMMITTER/ INIIAN'AI"OI.IS,IM., Oct. 27,

18!t0.

1 u11 lie Republicans of Indiana— ictory is within our roach, but much work must be done tosocuroit, Our advices from all purts of tho State are of such character us lo satisfy us that cfflciunt wurk from this time on will (jive us the State as well as an increased representation in the Legislature and in Congress. Absent voters should be induced to return and vote. The voters should bo instructed !r"\'

-A full voto should bosecured.

If those things arc done, we are certain to carry the State. Let every Republican do his duty, and tli us earn the right to rejoice over a glorious Victory.

L. MICIIBSKK, ,i..

FKANK M.

Mil.IT.

.IRAN,

Secretary

Marriage License.

Win. II F'shor and Miiliuli Ii(*a:iiiii.'.

he Republicans of Precinct 12 Attention. The Iiepublicaiis cf precinct 12 will '•old meeting in the stnnll court room this evoiiing to make preparations f,.r the election. Let all be piesoht.

Post Meeting.

JlcPlioi'Son Pout, No. 7. will hold Its regular monthly meeting at Post Headquarters in Joel Block on Saturday evening, November 1. A full attendance of tlie comrades Is desired.

W, R. 0. Meeting.

Tho Woman's Relief Corps will hold Its regular monthly meeting at Corps Headquarters next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Agnes Illatt, Department Inspector, will be present to inspect the corps. Every member should be pros-

The Monon Beaching Out,

rho board of directors of the Louisvmu, New Albany & Chicago railroad met to-day and it was unanimously lesolvod to make a connection with tho coal fields of Clay county, Ind., and extend tne Orleans, West Baden it French Lick branch to tho city of Kvansvllle, Ind.— Lafayette Courier.

Open House.

The D. Y. W. Y. K. club will keep open house to-morrow evening at the corner of Walnut and Franklin streets at 8 p, m. Flora Nutt, Minnie Richmond, Flora Rostaiuor, Maud Hall, Anna Ohaver, May Sat'ders, Lucy Talbot, Anna Watson, Maud Hulett, Winnie Gerard, Maud Mahorney, Lillian Wilson, Clara Alston, Pearl Collins, Rose Canine.

Tried to Kill His Wife.

Last night Frank Raredon, whose filthy den it will bo remembered was brokon up last summer and his children sent to tho Orphan's Home, went to Scott Steele's where his wife works and commanded lier to leave with him. She rotused and he drew a largo knife and attempted to kill her. Mr. Steeio Interfered and had soreral of ills fingers badly cut,but with assistance succeeded in over-powero-f tho bruto and handed him over to I ho police.

Eeview of 0o. E, 72d Eegiment, Tly members of Co. E, T'2d Regiment Indiana Voluntoers, held a reunion last Thursday at the home of Ambrose HemIcy, near Wesley last night. There were ten of the boys prosont and the occasion wa3 a most enjoyablo one in every respect. A most bountiful feast was spread by Mr. and Mrs. Remloy which was relished with an appetito peculiar to an old soldior. After disposing of tho elegant repast an organization was effected by electing Ambrose Romley Pi esident and L. B. McClamrock Seerotary. The boys then presented their host and comrade a fine gold headed cano, tho presentation speech being made by A.

Lofland and which was rosponded to in a most feeling manner by the recipient. Thoso present wore Ambrose Remloy, A. D. Lofland, Thomas Shepherd, Frank Mason, Nat Hamilton, Ab New kirk, John C. Bible, Stebblns Quick, James Harris, L. McClamrock with their families. The occasion was one long to be^remembered.

Remember the great sale on undershirts and drawers, begins at 1:30 und last till 9 o'clock at J. A. Joel's on Friday afternoon.

Con Cunningham for Sut day shirts.

Everybody is invited, to attend tho great underwear salo to-morrow afternoon at J. A. Joel's.

False faces, masks, boards, mustaches noses etc., at tho 39 cent store.

This will be your only clumco to buy first class underwoar at second class prlcos at J. A. Joel's.

For false faces and masks for Hallowecu call at tho Fulton Market.

Don't forget to-morrow aflornoon at 1:30 tho great underwear sale begins and la6ts until 9 o'clock at J. A. Joel's.

Joe Taylor wants 15 tons of pie pumpkins or 30 wagon loads. A oar load holoe Michigan potatoes to arrive Oct. 21st.

99 cent store for Halloween supplies.

To-morrow afternoon you can buy underwear at J. A. Joel's cheaper than you will ever buy them again, from 1:30 to 9 o'clock. I

No cure-allor untried remedy will cure as does Simmon's Liver Regulator.

knocked pi t.

MBS. WHITEHEAD'S CONFESSION WONT GO

AlOlear Out Decision from tbe Bench Which Boattura Dismay in the Banks of Ouriosity-Seekers,

W. F. PKTTIT.

(Hoforo lie had his beard trimmed.)

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. Wilson took up the case of tho SUtu vs. Williams, 568 in tho 47 Indiana liepoits and cited from it. Judge 1) ividson thou inadoaddilionil objections,thai io conspiracy is admissible in evidence unless it is a oo^piraoy to do tho act charged in tho i::diotment, no word of a -conspirator is admissible when tho quest ou iu ditou»tii ~n involves onlv ooll .leral matter. W.lsau thou

quoted

from cases in tho 07t.li Iowa aud 4.0th Oino reports, cud grew vuost demonstrative iu his plea abusing Pettit liko a pirate at every step. The decision in the 57th Iowa, was to tho effect that it was not nouossaty to allege conspiracy but it is admissible to prove it in order to establish tho prinoip.il foot. It was to iho same clfect in the Ohio report. Tho bard case from the 10'Jth Indkna repoits was then cited. Tho 17th Kansas reports, page 296, and the 30th A1 bama reports, page C37, were also quoted. During the last oitation Wilson refered to Mrs. Whitehead being ten years older than Pottit aud whispering first in one ear and then in the other. He turned here and pointed at Petrit, who laughed in his face. Pettit, his attorneys and everyone in the room roared when the Colonel sp^ko of Pettit's morely waiting until the storm blew over oeforo ho "married the girl on Shawnee." Wilson referred to a letter of Mrs. Shields to Mrs. Whitehead being found iu Pettit's hands yesterday as evidenoe that they were in a conspiracy togother. Haywood then ciied two cases to prove that whatever unfolds or explains a oonspiraoy is admissible, they wore fonud in the 16 :h Iu liana, page 205, and in the 71

Indiana, page 85.

Kumlor then arose and said if it were not for the gravity of the case the citations and efforts offered by tho State would excite his laughter and contempt. He said that three times before had Haywcod lost this same question. The ca.se in the indictment is not for oonspiraoy bnt murder. He denies the right of the oourt to admit evidenoe of oonspiraoy when there is an indiotment for murder alone. See section 58 of the Rill of Rights of Indiana. Pettit is tho defendant for murder, aud the State is trying to establish a continuing oonspiraoy to marry and to punish the defendant uuder a charge of murder for a oonspiraoy to many. Can there te any suoh thing us a oonspiraoy to marry. There can bo no conspiracy in Indiana except to oommit a felony. Again the evidence is incompetent because the statement ol the witness is a mere narrative of a past event. Kumler here grow very comical and excited laughter on tho proposition that the State were trying to convict a mau of murdor by proving a oonspiraoy to marry. Why on that proposition a man couid IJO punished twic«, onoe for oonspiraoy and once for murder. Mr. Kum'erand Haywood passed bitter words. Haywood accusing Kumler of misquoting his authority and Kumler olosed by saying, "Yes, Your Honor, I'm here to laugh, yes laugh at the torn foolery of the State." Arthur Stuart then aroso to add a few remarks. He said in subbtanco, one of Col. Wilson's proposi tions was that there had been flight and und concealment. Suoh is not the case. Pettit has never been guilty of secresy, oven with Mrs. Whitehead. Ha oited several of the oooasions iu which the State had claimed thuro hod been criminal intercourse between the two, and protested th'it in every case hud a third party been proved present. He said the State could not ask the jury to infer the guilt, if they could likewise infer innocence, made eloquent by the letter of little Adine which said Mrs. Pettit wautod hor friend Mrs. Whitehead present during her sickness. "Tne words of that poor little 6 year old girl far oil under hostile influences are conclusive." The aot of a oo-oonspirator oau't bo proved uuless it is apart of the res gestae or in pursuance of a oommon design. Ho then oited the case of Cortez vs the State in the Southwestern Reporter. In this ease the oourt held to the proposition last laid down. He also oitod from tne 42ud Indiana, pug 46. He olosed and then Mr. Hiywood arose aud said that the bluff and bluster might work with the populace, but ho did not believe it would with tho court. He said tho conspiracy was to murder and get married, not to marry ulono. Tho fruit of this oonspiraoy is the crime in hand und at the marriage

[.Continued on padre 4.

CntarrhCan't Be Cured

With locnl applications, as thfty cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is-a blood or a constitutional dleouse, and in order to cure it you have totaku internal remoclios. Hull's Catarrh cure Is takou internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's catarrh cure la no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of tho best tonics known, combined with the best blood puriilors, uctlng directly on the mucous suifuces The perfect combination of the two Ingredients Is what produces such woudertul results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials froo.

F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c.

'Attend the fur rug sale at Abo Lovingon's Friday and Saturday.

Con Cunningham for|underwear.

A Curd.

I am soiling as good cabinet photogrrphs as can bo mado In any gallery at half price and will continue same terms for thirty davs. A. D. WILLIS.

Spooial cut See ad.

sulo at 99 cent store.

-BI^ADFIELD'S

FEMALE*

REGULATOR

CIFIC

MENSTRUATION

OR MONTHLV SICKNESS

LR T&UE.N OURVMFT CHANGS. OF GRtKT.MH6WtoSUFrtRlHBmiBEM0ma £OOX TO WOMAN"JMllEDFRBC B.WE/£LD REBUIATDR CD. ATLANTA GA. ohyau

anvteiBTX

Sold by Nve & Co.

SH0BT ITEMS AND PEBS0NALS,

—Thoro will bo no mooting of the King's Daughters to-morrow afternoon. —Rev. E. I. Davias, of Pontiac, Ills., will prcueh at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and ovening. —The special veniro of 110 dordered in tlie Pettit case will not receive their fees until after the jury hus brought In its verdict. —V. W. Clark this week marketed a car load extra flno hogs, which made an average weignt or two hundred aud sixty pounds. They were considered the best lot of hogs in tho county at tho present time.

W.VVBLANL,

Miss Emma Clark, returned Tuesday from Paris, 111. Will Steole, of Indianapolis, was iu town yesterday.

Hon, J. Y. irhan was iu Crawfordsvllle yestordiy. Mrs. John Rice visited Crawfordsvllle fiionds yesterday,

Moses Carvor transacted business at Rockvillo yesterday. Mrs. Maggie Talburt visited relatives at Crawfordsvllle yostorday.

W. Moflltt, Democratic candidate for Prosecutor, was in town yesterday. Keep your eyes skinned for auothei wedding about the 20th pros. Fact.

Lem Bayloss and wife are tho happy parents of a line new boy baby born Saturday.

John Shanks will go to Russellvllle today to do a job of paper hanging for Fred Girdner.

Our now barbor, Sir. Roed, of North Salem, arrived yesterday with his outfit und will soon be ready for business. ilngs sold well at Jerome Dooiey's sale Tuesday. Ed Barnes, of Judson, oriod the sale and you bet he is a good one.

Ed Cuppy will occupy Mr. Shadrack's naw room and when finished will bo the finest barber shop in the county outside of Crawfordtvllle.

S B. Raper, of Chicago, nn adjuster for the Phoenix, of Brooklin Insurance Co., was hero Tuesday making an adjustment on tho houses of Grandma Davis and Lough, which were recently destroyed.

NEW MARKET.

Boss Lucas has returned from liis eastern visit. Anna Wray has gone to Indianapolis for a few woeks.

Tho spoke factory has shut down until after the election. Hattio Anderson is visiting friends at Torro Haute this week.

Misses Julia Wray aud Fannie 'Joyel visited friends Darlington last week. S, N. Warbritton and son shipped a car load of hogs and cuttle to Indianapolis lust week.

Grandma Caplinger died at her homo near Now Market, Oct. 27, aged 70 years. Tho funeral services were conducted by Rev. McUalip.

James Brown was seon walking down tho street on Saturday as light and happy as a school boy. On being asked what was the matter, ho answered "wo have a boy at our house.

WKSLEV.

Tho infant son of H. A. Free man is sick. Rov. J. M. Stafford preached here Sunday.

Miss Laura Miller is at the Cross Roads this week. Jacob McKinloy and wife are visiting his sister at Kichmpnd, Ind.

James Acton is working for James McIntyre during corn gathering. Mrs. Margaret Shanklin desires information concerning a Poland China sow weighing about 200 pounds, which strayed away about two weeks ago.

Tho old-time associates and friends of Aunt Susan Freoinan tendered her tholr respects and presence on tho occasion of hor 70th birthday, which was celebrated last Tuesday. One only needed to seo the group of pioneers and old friends together, to know that tho day was thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated.

XBW ROSS.

Robert Bratton had a sale, of fine hogs yesterday. Mrs. Jacks, of Cameron, Mo., is visiting at this place.

Several of our people were at tho county soat Wednesday. Miss Carrie McLaughlin was at Crawfordsville yesterday.

Mrs. Sharp, of Bothany, Mo., is visiting relatives at this placo. Mr. Dotorty, tho Ladoga inillcr, was in town Monday on business.

Tho place to vote in this precinct is located in the Bronaugh houso on south Green street.

Elder Plunkett will occupy tho pulpit at tho Christian church Saturday night, and Sunday morning and evoning.

lllblmrd's Strengthening and Iilicuniutic Plasters. Arc a Revelation to the Wiirld.aml Aretlie Only

Genuine Rheumatic i'tastere.

Nino-tenths of all tho troubles which require the aid of plastors are rheumatic iu their nature. A change of weather or sudden draft causes a cold, which develops into muscular and that into Inflammatory rheumatism. And yot there has never boon such a thing as a distinctly rheumatic and strengthening plaster, and hundreds have died suddenly where rheumatism has attacted thffcheart

FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY!

"W© "will sell tlie olioio© of

25 FUR RUGS at

Worth

$3.50

FOtt

and

$4.

50 picces Nos. 12 and 16 Black Gro Grain all silk Catin-edge Ribbon. No. 12 at 10 cents per yard, and No. 16 at 12 1-2 cents ocr yard, worth double, just half price.

Remember these pricec are for Friday and Saturday only. ABE I_iE"VI2STS01SrT

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK. EAST MAIN STREET

Fa/triotio Oitizens

Who want to do everything they can to build up Crawfordsville even if it is only a little, should not

SAL12—23l/i acres of land, tnllo of cor|oratlou linot Can ho had at a laJgain. Apply or address 308 west Wabash avenue.

FOll

8ALB—A nice new stock of general merchandise for easli or good dotes, Address Hoi 241, Lindon, lud.

T70K 8ALE—A first class sewing machine, warranted tho best that can bo made for ft30. Good machines (new) for 620 and 925. Pay no attention to cheap talk of other agents but come and seo for yourself. Machines sold on monthly and weekly payments, Z. S. WiiEELEit, dealer In Sewing Machines, 120, Qrocn Street.

FOll

SALE—A family horse, buggy and harness for sale eheap. Owner leaving tho city and must sell. Kiiquiro at 008 West Market street.

TT^OK SALK—First class steam cord wood saw forsale or will trade for wood. Apply at 000 south Plum street.

FOll

8ALR—An opon faced silver watch Ktgin movement, cheap. Jnqulro at the Journal oOl00.

CTOR SALK—CHBAP—House

Send Laundry Out ol tlie City.

Especially when W. R. Gosnell, of the American Steam Laundry guarantees his work:

Best ion $ Earth!, Music

No Other,'An Inch Higher.

Winel'rede Coal.

For Grates and Stoves No Cinders. Few Ashes, Keeps Fire. Try It and you will have noother. It Knocks the Persimonsl Indiana and Anthracite Coal of best quality.

E. C. GRIFFITH & CO.

FOUND.

FOUND.—A

gold oreast pin'with a jockey

set, In the oollojro campus, Tlie owner can have the sarao by calling on Ed Loppor, 707 Million istreet.

LOST.

LOST—A

saddle and ovorcoat somewhere betwoon Crawfordsvllle und I.lndun. They dropped out of a cart unnot iced. The finder win please notify John Murphy cither ut Crawfordsvllle or Linden,

LOST—Asmall

boy's cloth overcoat some

where between ths residences of J. Insloy aud Mrs. M. K. ltoblnson. Finder will please louvo at Insley's llvory stablo und bo rowardod.

FOR SALE.

Of 7 rooms.

107 West Franklin street. Inquire or Sain Symmes, at

JOURNAL

office or

Washington street.

011

South

bargain.

WANTED.

WANTHD:—A

local and traveling agents

to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply to terms to the Dieterlchs Oil Co., Cleveland Ohio.

ANTED—An active, honest'inan—Salary 1100 monthly If euiUiblc, with opportunities for advance, to represent locally a res)K)uslhio Now York iiouse. References. Manufacturer, Lock Box 1,586, New York.

AGENTS

WANTED: Ladles preferred.

Whole or part time. $ 15 to 120 per week easily earned. Most liberal terms. Address with relerenco. Moen Medicine Co., 110 8. Michigan street, South Bend, Indiana,

V/fEN Wanted local and traveling Positions

lVJL

ponnaucut or part time. Salary from start. Experience unnecessary. Brown Bros., Nurserymen, Chicago, 111. novl

FOR RENT.

FOU

RENT-Rosldouceon College Hill. For Information Inquire of O. M. Gregg.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successorto Montojruo 4c Rankin,) Special attention given to the removal of Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. 0(11 oo and resldenoe ovor tho Corner Book

Store:

UPHOLSTERING

-MATTRESSES-

FURNITURE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West Plko Street. Out-of-town work solicited.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

19J

East Main Street, with Ezra Vorlp

$2.49

HALL

Friday, Oct. 31

Mrs. Francl Hol£Hoti!luriiott'f}il»iiKlitliil

Dramatic Idyl in 3 acUt outltlcd

Little Lord Fauntleroy.

Under manatfemcOtof T.LI.Frcneh.

Prices, 30, 50, 75 and$l

IMIeittress, Cot

And Child's Bed.

THE VERY BEST IN THE MARKET. Old Woven Wire Springs Strulehed und Itepulred

PIANOS AND ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED and REPAIRED.

JOHN U. UAOT,

No. 112 West Plko Street. Joel Block-

Beckner & Buser,

132 South Washington,

Curry Combs, Cushions, Brushes, ,• Whips,

Robes, Sleighs,

Home-Blankets, Vehicles.

Advance in Coal.

On November all soft coais will advance in price. Buy now the best Minshall for stoves, and Winfield for grates of

CHAS. HIRST,

Next to city building.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Passengers and Haggago to Depot#, Hotels, or any part of the Citv. Also proprietor of tho

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line. The Cheap Prices will bo maintained and Satlsfactoiy servico rendered. Leavo calls at Stables on Market street, or slate at Snodgrass & Murphy's, Telephone No. 47.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

0fflHeMdo„eo

218 80,11,1

G«cn

street.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives apodal attentlont Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

OONflni/TATION FREE-

Diseases of Women

AND S0KGRKY

Consu.tailun roomi over Smith's drup Store, South Washington Street, Craw(ordtville, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER. M.

STODDAUT & CO., PENSION AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS

013-010 7tli St., Washington, 1).C. Opposite U. S. Patent Odlce. The DISABILITY PENSION HILII hai become a law. Soldiers, Widows and Parents entitled to Pensions. Foe, $10 only, when claim is allowed. Write to us at once. ADVICE FREE.

I E A E

N A & C, VAN DA.LI A.

BOOTH

NOHTH

Express 0:45am .S:18pir Acoom 12:001s

Kipri Mall..

Nb 4—MaU 1:45am No 6—Mall.... 1.40pm Local Freight. 2:50pm Express, 10:ri7uni

NOHTII

SOUTH

Mall.

No 3—Mall 1:20am No 5—Mall 2:00ptr Local Frolirht...0:05am Express [isUOrin

8:1 Ham

Bzpren 6:16pm Aooom 12:00 N

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No 1—Mall 0:20amlNo 2—Mall.d ..6:00pm No3—Mall(d). 12:55am No4—Mall(d)...1:55am No5—Mall..d. ,.l:34pm'No6—Mall 1:20pm N7—Kxuroaa..0:46pmNo 8—Kx»reu.6:61am

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