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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-04-25
INVESTMENT
WASHINGTON !

Of all the leading cities in this new
State, none have made more progress than
Ellensburgh. Burned up in July last. it's
citizens Immediately went to work re-
building, and to-day Ellensburgh can
show more brick frontage than any Young
city on the Pacific coast. 1t is the heart
of Washington, and has all the elements
Of success. 1t has gold, silver, copper,
iron and coal mines; it is surrounded by
one of the most extensive agricultural and
grazing sections of the State: it has un-
limited water power for manufactures. 1t
is establishing manufactures. and is des-
tined to be the Pittsburgh of the Pacific.
Walters & Co., the pioneer real estate
dealers and loan agents, have city bust
ness and residence property, addition
property and acre tracts; they have farms
ranches and mines, which they offer to the
public on reasonable terms. They take
pleasure in showing strangers around,
and also make investments for non-resi-
dents.
10 Refer to Ben. E. Snipes & Co.
bankers, and Ellensburgh National Bank.
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He aciI come bccisF" she reDeGted
Trouble and even grievons trouble But
all to come right in the end
lis my fortune" ! asked. connected
with the fortune of RalphT'
She laughed her rough. hoarse sea laugh
If it is an old man. or if it is young
man, say him nay Bide your old love
If he press or if he threaten. say him nay.
Bide your old sweetheart
There was an old man came over the lea,
Heigho' but won't have 'un;
Came over the lea,
A-courIin' 10 me,
Wi his old gray beard just newly shaven-"
She crooned out the words in cracked
and rusty voi~e and pushed my hand
away roughly Then she replaced her
pipe in her mouth. and went on smoking
the tobacco. which was her chief food
and her chief solace. and took no further
heed of me.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-04-25

Or "THE JOURNAL"
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-04-25
Walters & Co.,
ELLENSBURGH, HGshtingon

HGshtinQo1
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THE SATSOP RAILROAD

Has been operating here for three and they substantial
buildings warehouse company now
has about IA miles of main line operation nearly ten miles of
deacks and all the contiguous
the line of the railroad The Sasop logging rail
road Puget Sound and during the busy average
RATS Of logs scaling about towed away to the
mills each week to be the article of
The Mason that will he
operation with the opening of spring and important
factor with the development and opening region us
well the They also have capacity sup
will pass through Shelton open direct
by rail with California and the East
AS for scenic beauty the elegant ground north
side Of town. superb view the hoay monarch Mt
had every weather while upland opposite side
be obtained fine of the Olympic mountains irreg
nowappd peaks which Hoods canal and the
Pacific
Without doubt Shelton lying does
facing the preiest bays this region possesses eligible
that hardly improved upon is well wa
being made tosuppy the with abundant pure water
a fall of than fifty feet
These Of advantages investigating
There boom heradng trumpet proportion
aey growing rapidly than point
from $50 upward. For further information address
DAVID SHELTON.
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them. as their old friends died. one nv
one' or retired from trade. and nc new
ones coming in their places. for. as have
been credibiy informed. the business of a
tradesman or merchant in London is 81
precarlons and uncertain that. unless it
De constantly watched. pushed, nursed.
encouraged coaxed, fed and battered il
presently withers away and perishes.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Archie Borland, well-known capital
LIST and mining operator, died at his res
ldence IN Oakland, aged 81 wears. He
was one OF the largest outside holders of
Consolidated California and Virginia
stocks at the time of the discovery Of the
great Bonanza, and this and other min
Ing ventures amassed him a fortune
He was widely known in California
Nevada, Oregon and Idaho. He leaves
a wife and four children.
Near Frederick, Md, White Ceps shot
ana fatally wounded Mrs Reb Ca Bru-
cney white who was accused of undue
ihllmacy with colored man. No arrests
have been made.
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TO SETTLERS.
Important Modification of the United
States Land Laws.

The following important changes and
notifications of the U. S. land laws were
approved by the President, March 4,
1889. All persons desiring to take
advantage of the same will have their
claims promptly and efficiently looked
after and attended to by addressing,
either in person or by letter, Paul
d'Heirry, who has lately associated him
self with w. w Newlin, Esq, in the
conduct and care of q. S. Land Office
business. See subjoined card:
Parties who prior to March 4, 1889,
entered homestead claims, and for anJ
reason failed to make final proof on the
same, can make new homestead entry.
Parties who entered homestead claims
and failed to make final proof On same,
and who have since filed presumption
claims, can have the latter changed to
homestead upon application
Parties who prior to March 4, 1889,
entered homestead claim OF less than
80 acres, may enter other and add
tiOnal land hing contiguous 10 the org
inal entry, which shall not with the land
first entered and occupied exceed IN the
aggregate 100 acres. Proof OF residence
and cultivation will not be required on
such additional and, and If final receipt
or patent has already been issued, such
party will be entitled to immediate pat
ent for such additional land. This does
not apply to any person who al Inc Gate
of making application for such add,
tional contiguous land does not ozon ana
oocuby the lands owned by his original
entry.
Parties who prior to March 4, 1889,
made final homestead proof on less
than 1eO acres of land, and who are
unable, or do not wish to enter con-
tiguous land, as above stated, may
enter as an additional homestead SO
much additional land as added to the
quantity previously entered by him shall
not exceed 80 acres. But before patent
can Issue for such additional entry upon
lands not contiguous the same proof OF
residence and cultivation will be re-
auired as in the original entry
Parties who prior to March 4, 1859,
have entered homestead of less than
80 acres. but who have not yet made
final proof, and who either cannot
obtain or do not wish to make additional
entry on contiguous land, can, after they
make final proof on lands so now held
nv them obtain the benefits of the pre-
ceding section
Parties who are unable, by reason OF
total or partial destruction or failure
of crops. sickness or other unayolda-
blp casualty to secure a support Tor
himself or those dependent upon him
upon the lands settled upon, may receive
leave of absence from said land by the
Register and Receiver for length OF
time not exceeding one year, and forfelts
no right by such absence.
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rRFcIsTER OF THE q s LAND
n once al Vancouver, W I, Mr. Ncwlin L
1900 =, give reliable attention to such pusf
80 relafiuT TO the Land Once As D1y Dc
irfrusted to him
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8atIruads.
new YORK CENTRAL
8aiIroads.
Hudson River Railroad.

All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL, STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New FORK.
TAE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CRY.
Trains Leave ms Follows
$3.50 A. M.-CnICAGO vEsTIBULE LIMITED Due
1850 SISeSM 10 s. E'i "a" vrsrBrLEMr
ED, Due Cincinnati 80 INDIANAPOLIS 1880 A. NJ,
1850 4. M-wEsTERN DAY EMPRESS Daily
AfSSSs =. Mn.u"HNdRrn snogE vrsrlRrLE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at U.i5 A NJ, Chicago $50 p NJ. next
500 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPRESS. ppe Chi
AIS ~ MnSIHGBRRoS6ko& Sh6$ ST Il T. &&Np
NIAGARA fAliS E & Ann cuc,co rx
Press Due Indianapolis il.2o p. NJ next day St
F$E EE sB Bo IS RIFE II
s.Tssls 10 KIN s % 4& ( q S sS o "5
y tOF SH ss wS;t Is rp?2 $3.50 III $50 NJ
Ats q So5 . IS s. 39 40 S 'S q 30 NJ ''N
TR6Y-ts!So 800 S,sq ig,gS tio.i% II % A NJ,
rfG& t hSb SsH 1 So g. ~ isT @ HsG'
t:SGs0o 7;aH %;iS ~ ti2VE night .. n, "a,
BptEALO-oi5o, 1910, tlo:So A NJ, GOO 7'so al'
NiAGARA rALLs-lo::2o tioso A. NJ. 40 600, ian
s4RAToGA ate:o3 ni'oo A NJ. $500 1880 1880
T6rsS SEDfsEIG 'S n ' 4S ~, I'M
ABif9SbAcE MOUNTAINS AND MoNrnEA.L..;,oES
IL 49, N. ~ NJ" fl2o' niRh'' ALSO Au'fohu"'A
ATRRTRS '5ENFy&.,. AND cANANDAlcuA-to;ao
BEREsliiRE iiJLLS. Via HARLEM DlvIslos-tiiho
For tickets and space in Sleeping Cars apply ne Grand
Central Station at lla 7s5. ~! and Broadway u
Park place ~ West l25th st and lieh ST. station New
York 3d5 Washington ct, 726 Fulton 1t, and 39o Bed
ford nv. Y. u. Brooklyn.
Wescots Express calis for and checks baggage from
hotels and rssidenC es through 10 destination.
+Daty except sunday. saturdays only. other trains
run daily. .
Above trains except those leaving Mt or $50 A. W.
3 4 VI,
night stop at l3sth at station. .
JOHN NJ TOuCEY, GEORGE u. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Another Silver Conference.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Republican men,
bers of the conference committee on the Silver
bill wore In session to-day. 1t was the inten-
tlon to hold a regular conference, but Repre-
sentative Bland OF tho House conferrees. and
Senator Harris OF the Senate conierrees. were
both absent. The PRINCIPAL topic discussed, It
is understood. was In regard t. tho amount Of
silver. to 30 purchased monthly whether Il
The proposition to strike out the bullion TO-
demption feature was also a subject OF some
was arrived at whom the meeting adjourned.
il Is expected that the conferrees will meet
early next week.
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me SEAL r1suEnIEs DISPUTE
Canadians Fitting Out Armed Vessels tc
Resist Seizure.


Boston. July ga special to the journal
from Victoria. B. c.. says: The news tels-
Rraphed from Port Townsend that special
messenger had arrived from Washington with
instructions for the commanders Of the United
States cutters to proceed to Behring Soa and
seize all vessels found with any evidence Of
having been engaged in the seal fishery causes
great indignation. At the Same time comes
the story that the British squadron has been
ordered to rendezvous ut Es1uimault. The
latter story brings peace to the minds Of
some. but, tho majority OF British Co
lumbians believe that no matter what
acts. Of piracy may be committed by
the Yankees. The BIitish war ships will not In
terfere. 1t Is known that the crews oil all Ves-
sells proceeding to the sealing grounds are
fully armed with view OF resisting seizure.
but to day a story leaked out that two clipper
schooners are being secretly fitted out in
Maple Bay especially to moet the Yankees 1t
ia said that those vessels will each carry q
heavy swivel besides two small guns and, dis
gulsed as sealeTs, will tempt seizure 70 as to
bring on an encounter. Regarding the story.
Can't. Scott, veteran sealer SAYS the report
no doubt WAS true, but the matter had been
kept secret, Tho shippers OF two vessels In
which he was Interested had armed their
crews. and swore TO 60 to the bottom rather
than submit to seizure.
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9inanrial.
NORTHERN PACIFIC II. n. co.
NO II uRpAn CT NEW wong CITY

JULY |, 1850.
Notice Ia hereby given under the terms OF tho resou
ton OF tho Board Of Directors OF tho Northern PAcino
Railroad Company, adopted Dec s. 1882 that call Of
twenty i've per cent is this day made on subscrip.
tons TO Northern Pacific Railroad Company and Land
Grant Consolidated Mortgage Gold Bonds payable
Aug L. 1890, and further and final call OF twenty-five
rer cent 10 male payable Sept, I, 1880 at which date
the bonds will be delivered and accrued interest
subscriptions adjusted.
Payments Of calls and delivery Of bonds will be made
At the office Of the Farmers Loan aud trust Company
No. % william st. New York city
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
BY HENRY WILLARD,
Chairman OF the Board.
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9iridtnds mud anterrst.

I OUIsvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILEoAD CON.
- PANY. 20 WILLIAM ST,
SEW YORK. July :? 1880.
Tho BOARD Of Directors NJ this company thus day de
ciared dividend Of one and ninety on, hIndredihs
q 30 lOn per cent. payable In sock scrip convert
ible into stock and cash dividend ~ ten one hun
dredths uuloW per cent, making Two cent and AN
extra cash dN dcnd Of one per cent nRrable on an
August Isn such as shall b. registered Eockhp d,rs
OF the company at VI. on tho LAT lay OF july 1850
Tho stock transfer books OF the company viii close
at3P n on July II, 1880 and reopen A. ~ A n. on
tho 7th day OF August, 1880,
EX NORTON President
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NEWPORT, July 3D.. Tlndall Of Canada and
his grandson. Edward Baker, aged 10, OF Fail
River. took room at tho Groves House. on
the Bath road. last might. AS they did not Rr-
rear this morning the door Of the room was
broken open. The room was full OF gas, the
burners having been left open. The boy was
and At noon the condition OF the man
what from his stupor
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POST OFFICE MULTIPLICATION for foreign countries
pli.a,es Of nantims a1 ronmsLGAi doGu eta letters
ss Ss avaaG'e '' ''''N ''"- y '''' ''''''
torsgn mails for the week Snains JHy !? will close
steamship ispania from New Oroan.
MoNDAY-Atlr ". for st Groix and 81. Thomas. via
Snip hartman, atS P ii. Tor Bo,ilo Puerto Coriei,
and Gun onna, Per steamship BreHkwuter, from
TuEsDAY.-M 9 3, \. N. for Europe, per steamship
A"ska vi" 4ms y at NJ. M S"T!eS a,
William it,tfr. for EeI4o mus be GEecoi per
cuTu,r,s via BralI for 5: Thomas ami i r0ix
% iT ana -Ra ulaf sna PDe Wa
d%poT ri" SsO2s se ' for 4n H
msI S% 1TrsIsS 1GTaneS AZ nrS 9F
Fussis md i"rEcy nor steamship XTsr u. Fremsn
G~lter, Tor "ulrr hnr3pcan c.Tntrie' VI" soat1sWn
EnroTs, .r'r steamship Taiss,ie, va 'Cuetnstown
'f;. "f5."S and sa: n H. !. dll%5@
geF , ns.s ar for ESsTm GsGt
must 10 di,yctod 'Ior Noordand'l! n liz! =, i.
% n 4S%Ssa va Tc" aSc SsS"H Iina
RI. letters TT E,Ger Goi"mDta" E9r,; m9st be
Gs st.STp s"rs"s, VIA Havana letters ipu't0'
S"@" sr' 6 aaI Gsr at 'ho" SH sr q
Amer All sou'G P.S'ac pos!, yer Teas bin an
Marcos VIA 60 on uriters for costa Rca and nuEle
II" for trinidad and iobaSo pei Steamship Moruca
SATURDAY AT OA M.for france, switzerland Italy,
spain and Ior!nGAI psr Tis , lLetaEnc VA
fu d.. via Southampton and Bremen (IetteTs for Ire
G grp be- rsct.i .r a a Span Sn 30 rSr
Tor Ireland, Yer sEeanship seryih via Queenstown
frs %F 10 'in, E54T :P2 %sF or
Ssa5:ssa $f ;:"$s %s,,s,. E.
Iu'Ia curacao, trinidad Hrilish and Dutch Guiana
Tor lort.uc island AMI jamaica, per steamship
AilsH lruers tor Jacmel and Aux Cayes, Haytt
SstlsrlSnds direct, pr steamship spaarndsm Via
Rotterdam lstter. must be directed per spaArn.
Circa.fia Via Glasgo% Cetsrs mu.t be drtctsd yer
Circassln All r for CAmpschs ChiApas la.
Tor cad" Inmpc% and TaIps"irs and fsr s otter
Mexlcen states va YER ,rlE must be diI.ced
mtHso aud TURKS Island, per steamship Saginaw,
SUNDAY At J. NJ. for Costa Rca via Lnon per
steamship FoAhail from New Orleans
Mails for thr Hawaiian Islands E.r stsam:hp AnstTaItA
N Mails Tor CHINA ant Japan, rer sttampship
asT MAZE SIs r Gasr fO' Ses lsayna A.
SSs,Ian AZ ana samoan Islands Psr steamship
PG'f SS at S S"s' York sSto Of T ..a
chip AlraniA Win brtsh mails for australia,
ars V ro smo sS GS Ffssndo" close h .%p July 3
ut $50 l.. NJ. Mails for Aewfoundl aud by rail TO
ay at aaa nSa' i S H%'' oS = @
ton AMI thenr" steamer cose at THIS othce at
ami tnourc ny sto''n't calling Mondays aul Thurs
,"is "lp'e - ~ office dally AZ g. ", Mas
tur N"Nlco "'rT an. Gu.e-s sprcl"y nh'r SD for
dyrlica by steamer, core al this "lnre daily at
me erue OF closing of trans TacAr mails is ar
ranged Tie presumption OF their uninrerrupsd over
land transit 10 san Francisco Aails from the East ar
steamers are despatched thence tho same day Regis.
tered man closes GtS y. NJ previous day.
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3ailrcads.
DE N N S YLVANIA
Railroada.
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER JUNE 20 1901
Trains l,Ave stations foot OF Desbrosses nua
300 a. MIMI fXSr ILtSR for the west rull-
s% sSnS s';gpE cS and r&F2T an cssTS
80 ana st ISg' 90 oc " , nsIi az
Remove, except sunday. and Toledo. except sA1ur-
1000 A. M-ruE NEW YORK ANn cH1CAGo
Limited comno'ed eNc!uss,vey OF tnL.man Nrsu-
smokRs Snd oS Sc" Car" presenting nhancii
S 5S .s2 .: f maid shop
aud al the convenience OF home or oihSo tEh,,a
CigstanSG 20 ana Gh'Sasos q AN IcEt day CIV.
NArI GXTREs$ yI%sn yg'4iGMs SS fisS s SSS
Arrives Cincinnati ~ 90 4. ", ChieRgo 800 r. N.
edo saS i T.. ." MTE Mhn"'RE EXPRESS for all
RS am Ss is S S ssr YORK FIT urs
81 Louis chicago ana MSmEh PS rsnT
pn,a and pullman DGGS car fii 5siSns to srf
r. Shie" % a'0 NJ ntxtday ana st Loq. 4:
NJ. second morning connects for Cleveland ana
80 Ssf? f Tyr StSfiPi GFtXfRFss Pullman Ras
TO- M sIifS%S via yss
dAysAl columbus ~ r CisVe,Snd0 70 T. :nee
Connects ior Toledo daily. and tHr Cory ire mo
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
Warrington Limited ESrrS Of ru I4,T. T W
HarS SHy siSsS' SYnIA' opur.s.onai iym,tc
dHiiS, with n!n!ns oar, at $ 2ir NJ, arriSo wa,h;
s$6 4. ". 40 $50 SOS and a"f aud AIS
night For Baltimore only. % 7. W. SUNDAY $40
ana $40 A. NJ : 80 90 and "3vO r N and LIS
night For points Chesapeake and ono Rahws-
AID cincinnati slsepers Dining Car, aud CoacA~S
through. S:n + VI. daily. .....
For Long Branch. Point Pleasant and intermediate
stations week DAYS, 80 : In ~! IL A. NJ, lsHr noon:
2 30. $40 - 40 speciaD ~ 5f2n. and 200 y.
Saturdays only - + SUNDAY. $40 shh A NJ.
S.l5 T.. VI. lido not stop at Atbury fArk On Sundaye
ron ATLANTIC CRY / 80 + NJ. Through Buffet Far.
lor Car and Day coach week DAYS, connects f9r
Caps May and with through car for Browns NILS
and Beach haven 49,, =,
For Old Point AMI Norfolk via New York. Phiiaiol
mia 4 Norfolk Railroad 80 A. daily except sun
dav and 500 daily: via Baltimore AND bay
line gao 7. n week days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Trains leave follows:
$50 20 500 $50 100 1900 Chicago Limited,
with Dung car and Osiu Washington Limitedh ana
100 A NJ, l2;4O 40 10. 3 90 3 80 90 70 ~
600 $40 400. and . 10 N. and ~ is night Ao.
commndAtion III 4: NJ. - and o. y. ~ sun;
10 90 A. NJ. 90. 90, 30 500 3 30 $50 and 2 70
p M and II is night Accommodation, 100 r
The New York Transfer Company will call Tor And
check baggage from hotels and residences
For tins tables OF local trains apply TO my tckeb
agent Of the company.
CIiAS. z PuGH, j WOoD
General Manager. General Pass'r AAenI
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TINhE BANK FOR SAVINGS
i ~ BIFECkPR ST. NEW YORK. JULY !, 1897.
Tho Board of Tru-tees have declared the usual in
crrs under the provisions Of III" hH Avs tor the Blk
months ending tho utl Juur, = follows
Al tho rate OF four 90 Per cont TOR ann1m on all
suns of s. and ard nut exceeding 81 90 PAYABLE
on and after the third Monday being the 2s day Of
this month
This interest Is carried at onre 20 the credit ~ do
pOsit0rs principal tho lot inst, where |! stands
exactly as deposit
Itwfl be Fred the pass books at any time whea
required on aud after the FIST lust
MERRITT TRIMDLE President
ROBERT HOLT Secretary.
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gOaNts, soeittits, nna atlntinNe.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Tue New Yo.k liar
~ bur Line N"ard, "rsdnni/d 70 NJ ne hArhor ines
for tle hnrUor ~ Nrw York and rs .d'Acrut WATERS
WI! no d It's next punt me nag Ia tho Army budlng
~ htrlll 81. Sew lurh CITY a. ~ a: 81 on lu'.d'N
July H. 1884 Al TINS meeting haTUpr lines Tor the jeT
SsY fats between ommunipAW and Constable Point
and for NewtoWn Greek will he considered All pers9ns
are invited to bs present and give their views HENRY
L. ABBOT Colonel OF RnRineorG BTeyet BTiRadleF len,
SEaL Y. y. A, President ot the Board.
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PROVIDENCE LINE,

\ ANS " u ~ sdAAS NAL AAAAO 49,
for boston PRovIDENCE WORCESTER and all
New Ing aud Points Full nights rest. Shortest rail-
ride 80
steamers CONNEt TICTT and MASSACHr SETS will
leave rer D. y r. foot Warron II, at $50 p NJ daily.
sundays. arriving at Providence A NJ, Boston
10 4 4 fiuc tr'heslra on each steamer.
Tickets stat"ruums secured Mt 10, 257 PAL S9l,
OH ami n,7 BROADWAY, As'"r House, Windsor. and
COSMOPOLITAN Hotels all offices y. Transfer Co IN
New York and BruUhIyn who will call for and chAok
baggage from hotel resistance destination. TeO-
pal
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ND YOU KNOW 1t doubled tho enjoyment Of travel.
IL ling to road up on tho country through which you
are passing and about tho places yon intend visiting
The Boston and Maine anticipating the needs OF tho
traveller has issued three VrOflEely iuSrhedl books
covering tho tourist region Of New England al! along
shore the mountains, iakes, ana streams They
will he to address on receipt of ~ cents in
stamps for each book by THE PASSENGER DEPART
hENT, Boston and Maine Railroad. Boston Mass
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Steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

-Four steamers IN mmlEBiUn--PU RITAN, PILGRIM
PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY.
Two each way week days zone on SnndayBL
Fine orchestra attached to each vessel.
Leave New York from Pier - ~ K. odd NUMBER foot
OF Murray : follows;
$3.50 r. N.-Fur Fall River direct, come citing with
press train due Park Square station, Boston $50 A. N.
U.I5P. M.-F0r Newport and all River; duo NEWPORT
S.I5. Fall River " connecting with express train
due Park SOU STATION BOSTON, - 4. NJ.
Returning trains Park square Station. Boston,
at aud + u steamers leave all River at 80 and
= - 4. VI. Newport . + uue sew York A. NJ
SUNDAYS, leave New York at , D p N. for all
poi Is Returning. leave Park Square Station Boston.
T.
PULLMAN VESTIBILE EXPRESS TRAINS between
steamer landing At Fa! iIver ami Boston
Connection by Annex boat daily from Brooklyn y
= NJ: Jersey lit, + NJ Tickets and stateLoomq
may be obtained IN New York al 2n 7iS. "a B5I, and
1873 BrOadwh" Il1u 9TH av, "'I West l25th st. and
l34 East ILith IT., l4i Howery. Aston House. and
Windsor Iotei; Line unco Per ~ n. r.. and on
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New York and Boston All Rail.

Leave. Ky of Due.
300 A. W., Springfield and Worcester $3.50 I. ".
1000 A. Nj. New London and Providence 43DP NJ.
1880 A. NJ Springfield ana Worcester 3 80 J., ".
100 VI Hartford and y. and n. F., GW J. N.
100 r, NJ, New London and Providence. 7aD !. ".
800 P. NJ, sWillimantc and \. Y and n f.. $40 T. ".
4OOP NJ, springfield and Worcester, lOHOP NJ
h;On p NJ. sNew London aud Providence, llHnP NJ
II 80 =. NJ, Springfield an Worcester G:l5 A. ".
II " 7. NJ, sNew London and Providence 200 A. NJ.
sltuns daily. including sundays
Return service Same hours aid by Same routes
Leave Tor Due,
p:O2 A. VI White Mountains, FRhyan'A S;luP VI.
Poop. NJ NewpOrt via WEXFORD ~ T. NJ
o. r. NJ. DAnhurv 4 SorwAlk H. r. PittHfeld 40 r. NJ
<.U2 NJ, kRuRituck NV. Ninsted 4 10 7. NJ
Through paror or sleeping cars by each train.
&. I. HEMPSTEAD Genl rasR Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
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CORNER eth aY aud 4?d A.
SlAIlETlI DIVIDEND
on and after July - l'an by order NJ tho Trustees
interest tho rate Of y PEE tENE yer hnuum viii
be pad DEP Gtnrs entitled thereto all -Ums ~ 81 IN
5000. Money dsnuElied On or before July ~ viii
DRAW interest from July hauk open ilom IL A. W. to
= T. NJ aud Monday evenings ron u Ia ? q clock.
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