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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
WOMAN's REALM.
I#s. /. II. BLANK. ASSOCIATE Enlron
What Women are psing.

EbltGaS SSitICSl az ASIiig.
.iiss Rhoda Broughton. after an in
~terva,of three years. will shortly bring
out another novel.
The Queen Of Ioumania is II of
The contributors to the Youths Com
panion.
signorina ltahcrstien has received
the highest honors which can he
awarded by the German School OF
philosophy.
The best bread made in New York
City, is by a Mrs Jones of Jones street
who makes it to order and sends it
round by a boy and ahand cart.
Miss Kate Field has achieved a re-
marktble success with hernew lecture
on mormunism-a success which will
be likely to influence future legislation
on the subject, for her argument goes
deeper than the sentimental, or even
moral. aspects of the question; it
reaches the vital one to the nation, Of
the open defiance and reasonable at
tjtude towards our national institu-
tons, of Mormonism and it's leaders.
-D"morest's Monthly Magazine.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02

/ tAi,4t. }ENtl Is ddfTltt. et Ike
Ie.it.encc OF The brides parents, near
Meriden. Iowa, March is, 1856, by Rev.
Allnut. Mr.. J.. a. Fordto Miss St
rah liretts. Mr.. Ford is II Of Je-
rauld county's worthy Young raen.
| He has committed a noble act and we
commend his conduct to the many 9TH
er bachelors in Jerauld county.
Some OF Il exchanges cucumber
their local columns with items of self
praise. telling the public what Il newsy
paper is theirs. This is something
like public speaker who would occa-
sionally remind his hearers that his
address was intensely interesting. The
proof of the pudding Is in the eating;
so we will let our readers judge for
themselves.
Thus DR.. Matthias wear the gold
medal until the next MATCH Black
Hills weekly journal.
The above refers to Il brother Of DR..
Matthias Of this place. And he like our
doctor is "a great lover of a gun. In a
gun club Of a dozen or more the DR.
stands foremost. The contests Of skill
consist in shooting glass balls.
Ihaye JOG bushels of seed wheat for
sale. ii. Rt0NtEEs.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
Dissolution Notice.

To Hlom it mayconccrn.
h partnership heretofore existing By and
between S. II. Albert, w. !. Eateman, and :.
W.. Mcdonald under the name and style of She
Jeranld County Bank has been dissolved by
mutual consent, dating from Feb. I. 1885. All
accounts due the bank are payable to {. W.
Mcdonald who VT ray Ill a~"*ounts due from
the Bank.
The business will be conluctsl at the same
place as heretofore by the undersigned who is
authorized tnmHke AL collections due the old
",I:' y. y. MCDONALD c;isll'r.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02

During the late National W. S. Con-
ventlon III Washington Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Perkins of Cleveland, Ohio said.-"Are
;ll men protectors9 No. Are not
many men ruined 10y liquor, and would
not women. if they had the ballot in
their hands, shut MP these saloons
which are running their boys and hlls-
bands? What are we afraid Of when
we go out on the streets after dark ?
Surely not the darkness Or wild beasts
or snakes? No. 1t Is these natural
protectors underline influence of liquor.
There were some women who were
opposed to women suffrage. They
We're SHINING through ignorance. 9TH
ers We're inspired by tho cheap notori-
ETY. which such opposition would give
them. The majority Of the inmates ct
prisons are men, and two-thirds Of the
members OF churchesare women. The
Bible is Il book Of equality. 1t does
not say to the women, BE We pure.
and to the men. BE We pure if We can.
Some people say that wemen are rep
resented at the ballot boxes, but when
q wcmtlh commits IL crime no man
steps forward to take her place,
When Mrs. Surratt WAS hung years age
they did not say. She is IL woman, let
some ma represent her. Some men
think thAt women are good enough to
b" angels, but not good enough to vote
The men who call women angels in
public are often tyrants at home. PEG.
pie used to think that if women voted.
that would be their sole occupation
from Monday morning until Saturday
night: This was manifestly a mis-.
take
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
Women as school directors.

The Philadelphia Times says:-Ev-
cry scno % board should have at least
INT intelligent woman on it, ard there
is no reason why an equal number of
u directors should not be women.
They would do much to elevate the
standard and aims OF the direction CT
our public schools, and as they IRE IN
eligible to the higher political! Offices,
they would lie free from hetemptatiun
to sacritice educational interests to am
bition. as is common amongst men.
OF course, women do not 'set up the
boys" at the precinct saloons: they do
not yell around the PRIMARIES; they do
not organize ballot thieves nor do they
lun with the machines; but every cit
izcn who has Il daughter to educate
should feel the necessity of intelligent
fidelity and refinement in the manage
mento OF our public schools.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
TO Che sNo1s,en's Christian rer1beY-
ance Union.

Beloved Sisters: In the twelve
years Of our pilgrimage We have not
before lost Z friend SO loyal and so ear
nest as John 3. Cough. indeed hu.
mainly has very few such friends as
he, to lose. He gave us the wealth OF
OF his warin, %brotheIly, sympathy; he
believed in us and did not hesitate to
say so. Over his own signature he de-
clared the W. G. L. Y. was doing more
fdr tie temperance causesthAn ali eth
er organizations combined. We can
not honor him tco much who SO Stead
lastly houors lis and the principles
Which areeven dearerto us than our sa-
cred band of white ribbon comradship.
1t IS fitting then. that we unite with
our cordial allies the Good Templars in
holding memorial services in love and
honor of John Il. Cough on the 18th of
April 1856.
FRANCES p. WILLARD.
Pres. N. W. G. T. u.
CAROLINA Il. BUELL., Cor. Sec
IN accordance with the above the
Jerauld Co. w. G. II. U. will hold men,
orial services in the NJ. L. Church the
evening OF April. 1lth. 1t is desired
thatthere be z good representation
from different parts of the county.
The band cfhGpe will meet at the ar
mory at p. III. same evening prepar-
atory to assembling at the church.
Program next week,
NETTIE G. HALL.
Pres. Jerauid Co. W G. II. U.
JENNIE MILES, Cor. Sec.
Peter Barrett has rented his two
front roon,s. upstairs, to Mr.. Heath who
will bring his wife soon to take pos
session. Our Informant tells us that
Mrs. II. will do dressmaking which is
good ucMs fur the ladies.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
JeYauid Co. Ind'i. and Ag'I Society
March ~, 1886.

LJOllOl Of HE l1Et:kLD.-lu Nptl
issue of the 10Th the only reference you
make to the entertainment given by
the teachers at the court house on the
Friday evening previous, is All
ymous article from which / reproduce
the following -"l3ut the strangest
performance of the evening is low to
come The performer was a stranger
h ere in our midst and here under pc
culiar circumstances. How came he
to be invited to address the teachers
in IL county? An explanation is
now in order" *
at educational meetings a high
moral tone should pervade in evefys
thing
This is language Sc remarkable that
although our time might be more
protitably and pleasantly employed, it
can not be permitted to pass with out
brief notice. The reference is to Mr..
solomon, since nc other stranger ad-
dressed the audience. The invitation
was extended by myself and [ am
called upon to explain" Immediate
ly upon his arrival here Mr.. Solomon
and his wife and little son attended
our exercises. AS County superin-
tendent I mentioned Il program that
would prove inviting and instructive
l was aware of the good report Of Mr..
Solomon and his wife at their home
and throughout the entire state in
which they have lived for over thirty
years OF his high standing there as a
lawyer of learning and ability,-A
man of the highest persona! character
rs an energetic business man in every
respect worthy OF confidence; he has
filled MANY places of public trust and
has proved faithful in all; that his en-
tire life has been devoted largely to ed
ucatidnal PURSUITS and interests.
This is why invited him; ana will
anyone say who heard his brief address
that / made a mistake. II not, why
this rude attack upon stranger IN
our mid ST." Is it because they wer
here to pay the tribute of affection and
devotion to the family tie which so
dignities and eXalts our nature. We
confess that we do not understand
the narrow mindedness that guided
the author Of the anonymous commu-
nicatioh, to make this ccwardly thrust
as we have never been governed by
the prejudice that teaches to shAn a
worthy and Intelligent man because a
relative of his is supposed guilty of Il
crime. Even if the son of Mr.. Solomon
be guilty of the crime fer which he is
now held, (Which IS in advance of the
verdict Of the courtl no fair minha
person would think that, because t
THIS. the father is ~cnlpable' or that
there is contamination TO the high
moral tone of an audience in listening
to his intelligence? Was not the inyi-
tation i n principle and propriety the
exact and proper thing &m willing
to abide by the decision. BptIn order
that we may judge a little better of
'thc eternal fitness Of things" let lis
have the authors name please.
\. Z. JOHNSTON.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
EDITOR OK THE IIERALn.

| EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
| There GEMS to be Il misunierstal1d-
ing in the Farmers Alliance, IN regard
to the qualifications for membership.
This was plainly seen at the. meet
ing at the court house on the 9th ult.
While we cannot be too Jealous of our
order, o too careful iii excluding out
side influences from the coitncils OF
the Alliance, we can and should, adj
nit those parties to membership who
have the good of the farming commu-
nifty at heart, such as the editors of the
Agricultural papers and some others.
! do Tot see how the Alliance can ac-
complish much without access to the
columns of the newspapers. The peo-
pie must De kept informed of the
movements and progress OF the order
and / do not see how it can be done
without admittingthe members of tn e
press. The test of membership should
be the standing of the applicant to-
ward the farmer. | call the attention
of the Alliance to the tact that the
secretary of the Territorial Alliance
is an editor and is perhaps none the
less qualified for the position on that
account. N. +. WILLIAMS.
Jerauid Co. Ind'I. and Ag'I Society
March ~, 1886.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
OAlMUN1CATi
TnwNslllr lO1 RANGE G6.

Mr.. Ingham and family have return
ed from Mitchell. Mr.. Ed. Fearon Of
Iowa. y relative of Mrs. Bullard. is
stopping with Mrs Ingham. Emory NJ.
Barber has, a sick horse. j. i. Lynn
! has Il boil under his moustache; he
hires Rolla to do the whistling. Miss
Josie Pryne has returned from Mitch
ell where she has been teaching school.
The schools of the Township have
closed for the year. The singing at
Mr.. Binford's was largely attended.
The Misses Crow were present and as
sisted largely in the music. The init
lalion of several of the boys into Sc
cret society proved Il capital joke up
on them. Bert Thompson was sorry
there were not more degrees to take
Miss Cora Barber has been on the
sick list. Miss Sadie Coffin is a guest
of Miss Sadie Henning. A meeting
to consider outside formation OF d Far
mers Alliance was held at the Lynn
dale school house Mch. 10. J. L. Lynn
was made chairman, and q. +. Calf
in Sec. Speeches were made by Mr..
Marshall, of harmony and others. An
other meeting was appointed for Mich.
10Th, at which time. further action will
be taken.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
CONTEST NOTICES,

NuTIcE-u;s. Land ot1icr, Mitchell. u. Il.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office,
ny JON. J. D"cter, ..jcranld 90. against D. NJ,
Tiffany for abandoning his Homestead Entry NJ.
1850. dated August 18th. 1888. upon the Ma, =.
W.. $. Wa OFFS WI. sec. u & y. WI nt
County. ID. T. with a view to tic canrcllation Of
said entry;th" said parties are hereby snnlmon.
ed to appear. at this office on the 10Th day OF
April 1855. at 10 o'clock A M.,to respond and
furnish testimony CONCERNING said alleged ahau-
dOnlncnt,
ml2aiG T. y. S;ngiser, Eec,l or.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02

Board met pursuant to call and was
called IT, order by the president.
Moved an d carried to adjourn to the
Hotel. Motion made and carried that
the Pres. appoint IL com mittee of three
to revise the premium list amended to
consist of three Ladies' also and the fol
lowing were appointed as said COM
mitteeS. II. Melcher, II. x. Miller, l..
&. Wilson, Mrs. B G. Cummings. Mrs
r. Vandervene and Mrs. II. j. Wallace
Motion made and carried that we
proceed to appoint Supt's to the vari-
Ii classes and the following were chu.
sen.
Glass i Cattle; N. W. Young.
B Horses; S. II. Albert,
/" e Sheep, Jos. Scott
" D Swine, Z. Y. Miles
E Poultry. Mrs. ii. Z. Merwin
4" F Farm Machinery, e. S. Water:
bury.
/" & Mechanical & Mdse. L. w.
Blanchard.
" ii Farm and Garden, Il. Van
I Music and Amusement, S
Marlenre.
j Textile Fabrics. Mrs, II.
Wheeler.
+" X Miscellaneous. Mrs. Chas; S
Jacobs.
L Pantry Stores, !. +: w.
Thomas.
NJ Flowers, Mrs. j. w. Harden.
" n Fruits S. II. Alberts.
supt. of grounds II: Blowers. supt. OF
Track, II. w. Lohder. Supt. of Floral
Hall, Mrs. II. j. Wallace, Marshall, w,
L. Hay.
Motion maids and carried that the
president appoint q committee of five
to survey grounds and lay out a track,
the following were appointed. II.
Blowers, w. r. Hay, p. r. Barrett, II.
j. Wallace, and Z. V. Miles. Motion
carried that We adjourn to meet Sat.
urduy March Il at 2 O'Clock.
T.; G.. CUMMINGS, Pres.
II. +. WALLACE. Sec.
Weasirgt5n Springs March 81; 1856
Meeting called to order by the Pres
ident B. G. Cummings. 1teport Of DR.
Melcher read and approved by the re
mainder of committee to revise tn,
premium list. He being unable to at
tend after the premium list was reat
and some changes made it was decided
to give power to the President Treas.
urer and Secretary to have the sam,
printed, it was agreed by them TO ad
v~ertise for bids, bids open only to print
eys in The county. The date Of hold
ing the iait was left with the Preeiueh
and Secretary to determine SO as not t,
conflict with the surrounding fairs
Motion was made and carried to ad
journ to call Of president and Secretary
B. G. CUMMINGS, Pres.
II. j. WALLACE, Sec.
Seed oats for sale.
al3W MoRsE / LAPoIST.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
NOTICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ohic
~ at Mitahell. u. T.. March, G. 1856.

,Notire is hereby given that the f~ollowingnam-
ed SETTLER. has filed rctice of his intention tn
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Judge :,erallld Go at washington SprlngSD. r,
on April II III u n. m. 1856 viz:
FRANCIS =. COGSIIAIL
under Ms d. $ entry No. 2267l for Tie nch STE 20
town lO7. range CM. He names the following
on AND cultivation of said land. viz: Samuel Mar
lnct. Henry Hinncrs. John %llinncrs, j. c. Hun,
of Lvndnl, ,leratld county ID. I.
ml2a16 GEO. l.. Eyft,tfr, Register
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-09

the navy or other armed forces. 1t
shall have nothing to do with foreign
or colonial affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-09

Continued on Fifth Page
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
,cna~d OH was dun and uucnan-ei at c7s cents p
STAIE Of TRADE.

BrrrAIo Aug 3.-whea' active 80 Iart - i2o; - /
! vlifc M'h,ean. itv soc corn veal. No. Ycilo~.
g. NJ" ,'e a W..,,rn ~ n ,.|, canal irclgnt,
@L Be- Com afs o-1, III . Ss, . iGs5 & +.g2. .
o.- Va, H." ~ 900 hush. orn a. 900 bush ailrorl
slment--f flouf 1000 Oo.'' Wheat --ooo o"''' 'o'"
IosloS. aug. 3 -Four dun Western superane. e -
a. 80 t1tr, - % >; 90 faiet oliins a'7 - @
fslos Ssc steamer Msei 5oc No 9rele 30, ,.. 4a-
No ~ i1tc. +o'e No. = /" ,i'e [ '., S,'l.1 a'
nncsnso4 d."N 'T"n, I,,i.r di1o' E~t, To-
d", I"gr ,.0"' ",' or1. "a G55 b'. N''"
a1cr rr Az e Sa .l .s Ha"z; ar z S - 90 G
EstIa. - 0o0 %, DO Fanny - "gs' % ny n..l'
= spo-i ~ raiapco tn - u a." oui%'' r@ig,
fed IA 5, do Xm6rr s5S-7c. Western Ninirr
l,4 7o or1 ~ Ssilf Ga %ss,rrn liSf soatcrn
r sr, g., .,.a; q .rn ,'Ss,sl. * ,Ys
T. 80. 49, u rae a % 70 coce we.,srn Pro-
VISIONS qul,t. Mc,s rcrs. 81 25all - niAmeats'
f.9qdgr, s e'9 C uier ls SS, Es.ics r4. . ioS &
ti.an,fy IT, a 26o Eggs ixa Ilc Ieirocu- cnne 7o
3cg i'eir.9 .,,,4 "'s% Goo ,.d ii@l T. 60 ,rn
z,d iec,pt-- fouI a7-9 15'', " "eS, i,',"' r .',,
%osio GDis West N 200 "o'A sales" "n''' -'-'oo
a W - = % 10 P1s as W. = oa.s 3; 70 Low %
y 4sa e 'ss sp iS ie.. Ease ts.ns HSs%; al aS
ca,s IS,iSs 4Se August n' p' 45%a{, to,ips
ssr g. , Va,' '"s .S' co.nr Al 2;c 0i c.
sons At 2o,e ny, gaieII 30 * r. Mis. rGs
sa'. ranged Ca.n. ss7;oss s71 Aug; 9 75a.g 81
en- e :? ,@s9 i5 sg ss 2Ti5O 10 SS@ s,S at
s1 a5 IL IaT9 I'd aeEs tns sa ar o. G% sec
's,i $50: = "95 90 Sg;ns $s soF. '; S .
5. T. snor 'Gs cic@I Side. 81 $3.50 70 Wh.sey. = Y
y & lou" i"3o i, GS' ''r' I've 900 bS sr,y
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TIIE TRAnE IN CHIC AGO

CHuC, ,Go. Aug. 3 l>peciaD september corn was
up 10 s5A the curb this morning. opel
shade peow 80 almost immediately alter ihr open
iuc There sere fewer car los this morning thHn
expected There only o92 OF corn ana f4u
we're predicted; but solt OF ju-t tue same
gne stock Of lard tcurcd out "s
10000 ,lerccs. II turns out TO be ONLY lJ"o'o.
kan-.s Cy flooded the corn p.t with seIiin2 orders
inrourh Norton WoItnincton the great
co. pauy aud other firms which have branches there.
The S-pienl er option 8 iii down 10 4ii4. n"ArN a
cent uy 10 tar pu prce last EEut. ILi- mate th~
of of Ard fhe pm WAS urin"f A.
e Recent, for Tomorrow l4s cars of wheat. 30 O.!
corn and 100 of BE reported exports "gCirs" "t
l,.rly pliuJuD bushels the III r"ut i'f =
onl Ln, hro Il drOpp'd over reht 10 '14
cent. Tor -~pt-ub-r - unler Va" Iut price ~st
Itghr. Clo-- al inti AZ h- wc-u
tn- lrn and low points OF The day DOtn corn ami
Al
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
GEAIN AAD PEODUCE NARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-lO ORk nEALINCi@
Dull grain markets were the rule at the
rrduce Exchange yesterday, aud the ouly for
,h,. was that of holders slight. and
,ne hear operations only suihcient assist decline in
c,res bv hamm-rng n the open bear sh talk nf
chesgo operators measured by tie concessions
prers little value attached to the osentatious out
r,vpss Cash wheat L ceut lower and exporters
,ook only OoU bushels The extreme decline OF the
d.r In options from an early hrm
,,ene reached sd7s cent; the close.
IA. ever steady ana ne net osscs ranged IRON q
g. 8 .-nt Final figures follows: Augus'. s5ls
Sc srnb-r -57s October. s7is Novcmb brr S~l2: de-
,rmb-r, s9e; January, 81 = cenis. The ca.h corn
vas iy steady WIN sales lo export ui o. 100
although there is much talk about the saw g of
arg part of the corn cr"pbv recent rans at the west
l., T. thst tnIs "ssving" Is only "a
ducon OF further possible damsgr-pot reduction Of
already caused 10y excessive heat ara dro1th The
nrmur.s of essh corn kept the loss III August
o,aions down 10 ~ ctut at 494, and NOvem-
hsr VA. only of at 524 cents. Blt
k.ptrn-r and Ortob-r were sold dow on the rrnewe
q, t,c rain. .nI ls Iow,r 81 ana 81
G. al. r~.Irctvey The CiUsr was steady at tho inside
Ia o.- spot cis urm. The options yeid"d cent
for August rs ann j for september To 81 and
October t. 81 crnt-. Lard duil AL ifrr-uiar
,.oriug d.clin~- OF a. points as folows: Ansn-t.
ot September. = o- October 10 81 NoNein"ei,
~t - ard I-cenii,~i. So 81.
Ine receipts ~ grain Yesterday at New ORR fhi.i
g. lrh,a Bait ana Boston as FOL ows Nhr ~
b2l Oqi bushes. corn. "a 229 bushels; oais -94lI
bu.b.s OSt 76g bushels; Hour. 2O J5I otr
r.. A. chicago Nj wtIg amt ~. l. 'ui. tue Errvai-
oat. 2l5 l3l hushrls. total grain, 749.lS2 bushels,
four. 2-,i barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
DUILADFIpHIi AND READING r. r

4 ~ " J Ilt-l \ ~ y y u = y ~. TI,,N',
tlMi TArLK-rANiNG l.rFL.Cr = y, = 1855
Ioa'e. stt 90 a. eso u 90 M 80. 800 90 ,o
so. 2OOp m SUNDAYS 400 - a m 800 Zoo
min ,onnerion al WAYNE Junction for Germantown ami
chestnut hn At CounDa-ave. for mauayuuI Cousho
pRA NJ T"'R6 NJ CAR~ on all bay Trans and sLEGP.
80 20 $50 iio6S M. ~ So. $40, 6.S 200 p ~
AZ = TO- 10 30 . 90 ioSo m. 90 ) 80 20. so
70, LoC = HXvEN. PfALE and PHiLLIPsBURG. Penn.
ior 'WIILlAv, PORT, SUN8URY. LtwIsBURG and
.nAN1Y CIlY a. 81 ; 80 a. m go GOO N 80,
Il Oo4 m. 100. 1880. 400 $50 t5. l20Op III sundays
70! StAN loX at co. o.. 80 r p3Iny p aoo s,o
%. 1870. 80. J:43 p IA. sundays Al $50 D. H.
ST tSr PHfICH HatGH a. 9Va o. y 80 . 80 a. m lso s5 40
-; p VP r H. NJ rows and MAucu CHUNK
attOO 100. $50 100. 80. 34J 80 Ia. sundays
tor "a t'rOI 400. 100 $50 a. M 400, 1880 t4j 100
H i VH M 60 a. cIII,s at 900 90 80 & & Ss9 80 s. N 80
fdpt F. FtLESi"%GIoN 100 $50 a. m. 100 IsO 400 4:3o
900 I.s0 p N. sundays 400 y. m ~
IC 5 Ni 5 80 At s SoS 50 5SS 200 So o 1913 i9 do1
90 % !.JO. ol5 ioaOp III sundays AGO. $40 a ui
Tor TLAINfIrLD 400 600, 700 40; $50 9Jo 1913
li'Oc. NJ oo, io. $50 SSo 50" 0o , 80 yo1 ,lJ
sunaays 400 oa5 "a. l4;oo H.. 1850 400 $50 o.jO
10, f.nTf ANeoy sstoo, GOO SIS, 100 ii;ooa m.
1880 400. 4 5u 800 oSo o:i' y ~ sundays 800 ~ m
For iphG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C (An rail- at
sundays except ocean Giovel al . ooa n, o0p: m
foi LHNhW0oD TOiis RIVER and BARN EGA At tol
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