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Landlord D1uglsss II the Evans II ,use
lef. for Popbam Beach. Friday Eight, Ard
returned Saturday in company with his
wife.
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Miss Eunice HON. Of Wiscssset, 10 the
guest Of her csuslo, Miss Genie Merry Of
this city.
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31IIlIU nIIlINH HIN hundreds Of families
have discovered them
through the use OF the JOURNAL" Wan" column
Treatment by Letter.
Do. Class this with Ordinary
Medic n Advertisements,
DR.. BONSCHuR,

Ssw FORK City n 2. %, leastas
bEse2< ;st fos al rsrvous, bioo0 and rinarI
tfsesses infestl"5s ~ ,th-frise Tie Doctor rsass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

This Company Is organized under the Laws Of
the state of Msine, with an authorized capital Of
one Hundred Thousand Dollars and . Capita
Paid in Cash Of Fifty Thousand Dollars.
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2.2S.CLAss-&250 DIVIDED.
(Trotte,s, emile heats. best Ia s. eight en-
tries, three at raers) -
I. p. fash. Fp', field, blk. s., Van Helmout /
A. j. LIB Caroline, b. m Medora....- .
G. W Berry, Augusta, b. g., Volunteer dt,
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2.@ CLASS, $3.50 DIVIDED
(Trotiers and pacers. one mile h. ats best in
5, u entries, six starters)
G. T. Stackptle, GsrS'ner, CHI 8, Ven
ture ........ Observation-Disclosures. 2 |
c. A. ia, stid1e, south Tia, diner, & x,
CT A,,............... 60 - >
Gland Moore, Care ner, bf &, Ham,
Piper Page, Damarisc rita. CHI g. Ben .
Darr .....+s.....ss.ss.s..' 5 D 3
A. +. Maron, Eat Pittst = <, DIR.
Neal. Observation-Disclosures S s
r. }. Mceugin, East Pittston, b z, Gsr'
field. ..............,..........f o DR.
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Mr.. J. W. Church Of this city. has bee,
ct York Beach the past week on . vacation
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WANTED
FOR SALE.

DOB SAI.E-A fancy delivery wagon fos gro
Il Ger. covered, been used q little, as good a
eew. Address. GEo. S. WItsHIRE, Watsrville.
.uiyiidr
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Mr.. Frank gag. OF this city. wh) hiss
been On b isine.s trip to New York, has
returned.
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Mrs. l.. j. Blanchard. who has been viz
ting her daugher, Mrs Walter Rcbiason,
returned to her home in rhilsdelphis Sat
urdsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

Mre. II. T Franklin of Elizabeth, N j
is v.siiing Mrs. Macy Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

Mrs. J. A Curtin Of Boston 10 the guest
Of J +. Howe Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

GEoaeE Y. b. JACKSON, President Portland
savings Bank, Port and, Maine.
By RON b. YEEkILL, Attorney at Law. Portland
Maine.
4 Moulton, Bankers, Portland. Maine.
wpsrnS LEWIS. President Maine Trust and
Banking Company. Gardiner. Maine.
urer OF Macsias Savings Bank, Mschiss, Maine
The business Of the Company i, to pr Ihase
City, Coabty and Town orders. These ara the
rromis Of Manisipa'i'ies In good credit Asd Of
the same nature n Municipal nds. There have
legally Issued.
The Municipal security Company now cffers fol-
conservative Investment, ITS own bonds In de
nominations Of 800, 500 and eI 90, due Japuary
Is,, i-9s bearing Ave and hal per nj. inter
est, payable January iG and July LIST, snf e.
peci.l,y seeursd BY Mimi ipI evid noes 81
Par value Of .ueh d. posted debt, ana obligation.
breeding ~ ten per cent the par rai'te RI The
bombs fsssed
The security Of these tords il fro fold.
First. The promise ~ a Company with paid
mp Capital In Cash q 80. 1o0 and wbic h earn
wbi n . the b 4 l"xsl talent and business x.
pe'isnce i'm selec.ns the diff rent Municipal
orders.
Second. The Municipal evidences Of Indebted
ness which are deposited with the 1rsst Com amy
as frus.es. ~ security for the bends Of The
Comp ny bsasd. and which secoydtIG to the
Trust Deed must at all times exceed BY tn per
cent the par value Of the Outstanding bonds
issued by the Seco fty Company.
We have made careful examination Of n !.
Seen icy me n;ioned above and h sve accept the
ftscal agency Of the Company. We recommend
TO be perfectly cafe secntity. based n they sre
upo1 The Premise Of Company In sound fsau.
Ga standing and ,ecurei by Mnrcipsi 0bliga
tfons.
We efer the n1s u par and accrued isse est.
WOODBURY. 4 *ouLroS.
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Mr. F. A. Vista Of New York, Who has
been visiting sr.e.ds in this Cit. re'urnei
home SAtu day.
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Mr.. Vim. Whittier who hiss oe en- working
in Concord, N. Il arrived home Saturday
afternoon.
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MUNICIPAL SECURITY COMPANY,
5 Ia: PER CENT. BONDS,


Especially secured BY Municipal Evidences Of
Indebtedness, posted vita the Trustee. The
par yalne of such deposited debts and obifsa
lions exceeding BY tea per cent. the par vaue of
the bonds issued by the Security Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

| Daily xesntbft Journal.
| ne1bAY. Ase. 81, 1881.
GARDINER LOCALS.
| VIM II. O'Brien LEFT Saturday for Boz
ton.
Arthur Blair. Bs.ss IS, u a. hams over
Ssrdsy.
Rev. Mr.. Mo.her Of Msdison vas Ia the
city Saturday.
Nh. A Bailey vent to the Islands SXsur-
1Iy 70 spend Sunday.
Prof. Wright of the high Esoo! returned
from 0rr's islaad Saturday.
ysj. Vim. Dieksy. of Fort Kent, made
business trip 70 the city Saturday
Prof. z. Z. RusselI. Of the TOpshsm
II Rn School, Vas ia The Saturday
Mr.. E. II. Irgraham Ct II s. BiaisdelPs
clothing store ~ss in Wharf.-The Friday and
Saturday
The Islander will make the regular trips
until September b, when The time will be
char gsd.
The caper tsrs viii besiu work On the
house of Geo. Fl HOLINESS. Win.sr street,
this morning.
Dln Dsilsy AID Thomas Kelly lefs for
the Islands. Saturday, where shey viii take
. weeks outing.
W. J. Collins, N. D., Of Montsvideo,
MINI 10 visiting his home here. Capt. j.
w. Collins, Washington avenue.
Mrs. l.. ]. Blanchard, Who has been Wig
ting her daughter, Mrs Walter Rcbiason,
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To LET.

ITO LET-An upstairs tenement, four room,
l. win water. Apply at " School St., Au
gusia. aue3lolw'
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W. j. Collins, N. D., Of Monte yideo
MINI 10 visiting his home here. Capt.
W. Collins, Washington avenue.
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HALLowELL LOCALS.

HALlOWELL LOCALS.
Mrs. J. A Curtin Of Boston 10 the guest
Of J +. Howe Of this city.
Mr.. Ed~ard KslIoch lef, Saturday for
Rocklsnd on q three weeks vacation.
Mr.. J. W. Church Of this city, has been
ct York Beach the past week on vacation
Mrs. J. A. Curtin Of Boston 10 the guest
Of confecsiouer, ]. f. Howe's wife OF this
city.
Miss Euuice Horn. Of Wiscssset, 10 the
guest Of her causIa, Miss Genie Merry Of
this city.
Mr.. Frank rag. OF this city. VIII, hiss
been on b Isine.s trip to New York, has
returned.
Mr.. Wm. Whittier who hiss BIT en- working
in Concord, N. Il arrived home Saturday
afternoon.
| Mr. F. A. Vista cf New York, Who has
been visiting fr!ecds in this citr, re.urnei
uuWe SANu 0Af.
| NJ Chss D,psmore's fam iy VIM have
hs-n o. pirg at So rrrsl Island for tine
arrived b. IRE Frtd.y o'stt
|
| Mr. Carter 81 trpv'd~nce X. I. who
hiss been tflng up the Coriise efgt'e ut the
power station. r,.u-sd hom- Ss.urdsy.
| M,ss M.nd Greene OF 'h's ciIy. Who has
| beea si-iaDE friends ia Beason, B1rnh.m
| And Fairfield r.tur opd h ms s .turaAy.
| M. Z net Baker, ole OF tie car con.
dac.9rs, Z rs 70 B srg,r III % m Ifniug. " here
be will - i pt tie Bang srs.t railway
DUNG Esi, veek.
| Mis- E-'a R,ss VT, rs haen speeding
tn, past siper aoc summer in this city
returned Sandy NOR ins for her home
IN Lttieton, Me.
| III. I ii R.cl - !. iefs et's- iss igas
,-c5yy eRlf hs-l Es ~ g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

INOR SALE The vacant tsost0ry brick
T. dwelling house and lot On Middle ST. There
Il stable on the lot. The lot Is large and t 40
small lots could be sold OF for bulldog lots II l.
bounded west by Middle street and ea,te'Iy by
stone street. II contains five rooms below, and
nine rooms above ,ni large attic, and is well
located Tor a boarding house J. W. PATTERSON.
inlx tdtf
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Dln D,ilsy And Thomas Kelly lefs for
the Islands. Saturday, where shey siIi take
. weeks outing.
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FOR SALE.

EON sALEm-,City Hotel. lease and furniture
II in Watervillc, Me. By reason OF the deeease
Of the proprietor, the lease, furniture and fixtures
OF the City Hotel in waterville. are hered for
sale. The Hotel il situated on Main Street In the
business portion or the City near the Post Office.
The house contains % rooms and commands cd
patron sge. Apply to Edmund Y. Webb, A'Ttn
fsfrator. Wa erviile, Aug. y. 1891. aug3idtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

The IsIander wili make the regular trips
unsiI September 6 b. when the time will be
charged
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WOODBURY. Il ~ouLroS.
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spefiaI Sobtrtistlnflts,

.-.a .A.ors,< nsats, ses sss-s a. ~ icsi y =
-i.e snes,, ne h~~4 II esrrH ros eAlns
d Ls1. Icss. =. ~ = .s.ss s.s ss ~..s 81
= ospts, Aisssns pAv~~"s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

| The csrper ters will besia work on the
house of Geo Fl Holmes. Wir.sr street,
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

LNON SALE-kestaurant and boarding house
Il cornee of State and Winthrop street., oppo
site Court hoGss, one of the most desirable looa
lions In the cit9. House contains - rooms nicely
fufn, shed ready for business. House now has
good run of trade and i. one OF the be paying IL
the ct,. salts factory reasons 10, desiring 10 sel
Given purchaser. Terms Easy aud the opportunit,
Is a fine one for the right patty. Inquire OF G. q
TIBBErTs, Ag'nt. iulyI3du
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ITO HENT.-New house, seven rooms, on
j Center street, rear corner Child Street. In.
quire OF J. NJ. NICHOLS. sus2sdif
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17
KISSED BY THE SUM-
The Red Haired Maided Is Fit to Be
Queen or Devil.

Did you aver stop TO think how few
red haired people there are in the
world2 Take any town, for instance,
of 5000 or 1000 population, and out of
that number there will be only be-
tween 100 and 200 whose heads are not
red. and by red headsn 1 mean those
of a tint varying from sandy to dark
auburn. So you you see that a red
head is really a rara avis, and should
be appreciated rs such, says a writer
in the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
All Indian tribes pay homage TO
ruddv locks and never venture 10 lay
vandal hands on them, regarding the
possessors of such as children OF The
sum- hence objects Of yeneration, not
to be rudely violated or suddenly
scaIped. The members of some saw
age tribes, found in heather coun-
tries, where the sun, moon and stars
are worshiped, have been known TO
fall down in awesome homage at the
feet OF a belafed traveller, humble
them and kissing them, while
he trembled in his boots, eX-
pecting every moment to be
slaughtered. The frightened trav-
eler could, with difficulty. be made TO
understand that his head. the bane OF
childhood, the ave ending butt OF
ridicule in mature years, had not only
saved his life, but made hi worthy
to be a god
In many countries red hair in itself
entities a woman to the claim OF
beauty. In Italy the most beautiful
women and the most depraved have
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

Judge Kirkpatrick was more than
lenient to Miss Lucy Gardner Of
Orange. The sentence of 500 fine
and costs, as he said, adds nothing in
her case, to the penalty of mere con-
viction of the crime. and as she has not
shown the least sign of repentance or
regret, why should she be better
treated than any other hardened Of
fender. Since her conviction. stories
have been current showing her in
the worst possible light. Some of
these were told by a relative of hers,
and all OF them remain unrefuted.
At any rate, her guilt in this case
cannot be doubted. 1t was aggra-
waited by her persistent effort to throw
he blame on one or two respectable
young men We cannot see why six
months Of penitentiary discipline
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT on THE
80 day OF March. 1891 Application was made
by F. Ehlbeck and Others for the Improvement OF
CAMBfIpGE AVE,
rpom gri insIaa 4, e al n asss9so, ss;; IN the following
70 have the street for the full width thereof
graded 70 the established grade py e1cavating or
10 have new 2)-inoh curb set on either side
thereof
10 have the present curb reset and new seincn
curb set where necessary.
40 have new blue sc one tagging 4feet wide Laid
10 have the carriageway paved with Belgian
4 Q have new bridge stone crosswaiks laid.
To have the present bridge stone crosswa1ks re-
laid and new bridge stone laid where necessary.
And al other work done. that may be necessary
comniele the Improvement In q goo1 aud suostan-
Notice Is also given that on the LIST day of June.
1891. tne commissioners OF Assessment filed with
the Eoard OF Street and Water Commissioner
, Mi o ~P5s!lIin ss ss sxsssa; s snSw spe pr Sass p s%Saps
Also the pro6sbie amount OF essess-
provenient. and the same is now open TO public
inspection In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of she Board OF
And notice Is also given that tho following
streets or avenues or particniar sections tnereof
C~AnBkiDGE AVE.
from Hutton st. 70 Griflin 81
ION the north sidel from Cambridge ave. about Is
feet east anu % feet west
And that the sixth day of July, 1891. at ten
Of Street and Water commissioners are hereby
n1ed a. the time and place when and where TIE
meet to hear parties Interested in said application
anu all circumstances as ainst the said improve
BY order s1aa % n M Se B Srssso 81 s, in wrs ann water Com.
GEO. T. BoUTos
Dated Jersey City. June 9th. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

The Jersey City District of the Epworth
League will hold a convention tomorrow
evening at the West Side Avenue M. E.
Church, West Bergen. The following
churches will send delegates:--Linden
Avenue, Trinity. Madison, Monroe
Memorial, Grace. Lafayette, Bergen
Point and Emory. The Rev. o. ]. Cowles
will speak on Our Motto" and the Rev.
ID. Halleron on '.Hints on What to Read"
Addresses will also be made by the Rev.
w. C. Snodgrass, the Rev. L. @. Muller,
the Rev. John Krantz and William II.
Beach. There will be a reception and
collation. at tne close OF the afternoon
session.
In the evening the Rev. d. r. Lowrie,
Presiding Elder of Jersey City. will con
duct the opening services. The Rev. o.
b. Colt will deliver an address on Ep-
worth League organization and will be
followed by the Rev. J.. w. Daily, who
will speak on the ..Epworth League and
the Glass Meeting"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

would nod have been a very proper
punishment for her and q wholesome
warning to other young women who
are inclinch to crafty depravcd and
morbid indlinations to daily with the
property rights OF Others.
We have no sympathy with this
young woman, and il possible less
with her relatives who must know her
tendencies and who have supported
her in her misguided course.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

An ORDINANCE IL REGARD TO USE OK
- supply Of electricity !. certain Z, cases and for
The MAYOR and Board q stree, and ~s,er Com
c,pa snSse u i said ely. 90 orda.n as foiiows-
secion Thar me Jersey City Electric Light
3 OF pa1s, 81 s or s Dsnsf p g sl saar or GO 81 eIssspiei sSa 10 I
any person or corporation to be used within the
motion any motor or machinery. whate yer unless
cue . r oGM q eieeetriciiy toSgerher with faii dstails Of
he pr posed wires or eonduits for conducttn the
i Poies, s sraos 81 ' and ih1 1tarss n s Sa@ sk kiaa shai.
have been hrsI submitted 70 snis Board by 9
plsns. purposes and methods Of supplying such
current q cleo ,risiss: setting lortn Bah q the fsess
granted or resolution r~eguieriy passed BY this
any time nefsafter be used Tor any purpose not
sat forth in sald petition.
in seSiiG e d i aass s ssa forth IN ihs pssiIio ra rsau Msd
by The nrst section Of this ordinance, or any use OF
cred by or set forth In said petition. shall render
me USE or an wires os eonduits strung or laid in
virtue OF the granting OF such petition shall cease
s sna a soard 10 sh spU s1 sss sssss tie : serving ! nsse q Copy ~
Of the same oa ANY such COMPANY or any one OF
ONCE or business or the company. or upon any
i hna ,bis ho saoia. rsansssnsss p ase risht 10 S' ta az ss u ne;
intent from the facts before Il in any ease, and its
company or corporation or person as nnai and
Section s That any violation of any provision OF
this ordinances shall render the person violating
the same liable to a Inc or penaiy OF So Tor encn
oIence and subjecr any company 70 a fine or
penalty of SIS for every day such violation shall
continue.
Section 4. That before fling such petition any
eempaay, sorpora,isn o. PsrsSn ANAL NE VIII ,s the
ing acceptance OF the provisions OF this ordinance
and an agreement 10 obey and keep the same invi-
CHARLES J. soMERs.
President
/ Passed June Is. 1891.
GEORGE T. BoUToS.
Clerk
Approved June lG. 1881.
oKksrEs cLEyELASn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

A n ORDINANCE FOR Fl RELIEF OF OWEN
IA lar ey in construction OF bay WINDOWS IN
building on north. asst corner OF Grove and Second
The Ma or and Board OF Street and Water com.
missioner Of Jersey city for and on DehalI of
lows
Section l.-That owen Farley shall b. and he Is
hereb by granted permission 10 construct and main
tain bay windows In building to be constructed
and owned b him on northeast corner OF grove
tend from the second storyto the roof of said built-
fng be, ond the building line OF Grove street TWO
feet. any ordnance TO tue contrary not wi sta nd
ing. The work to be done under the super vision OF
the Inspector OF B iidings-
CHARLIE J. sonERs.
President
GEORGE r. BoUrox
Clerk.
Approved May IL 1871
Aa5ok
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

Mary Alfredo Egbert of No. IS Beacon
avenue, was examined by Justice Davis
yesterday afternoon on a charge Of in
fanticide. At the end Of the examination.
Judge Davis dismissed the charge of in
fanticide and held her for co~ncealing the
birth of the child {
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

no WHOM IT MAY coSoEaN:s <URsUANr TO
4 the provisions OF an act of the LEGISLATURE OF
the State Of New Jersey entitled IAN act TO
authorize persons to change their names" ap-
that snail apply TO the Circuit Court of the
County Of Hudson. at the Court House IN Jersey
1891. at ten o'clock In the forenoon or as soon
thereafter as 1 can be heard, for an order 10
authorize me to assume another name, 10 wit, the
MoRRI l. SELANSKY,
No. 10 Mercer street. jersey City. MI
HENRY EDWARD, Attorney.
Dated June 9tn. 1891
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17
A SUPPLEMENT- TO AN ORDINANCE EN-

A SUPPLEMENT- TO AN ORDINANCE EN-
"A titled,
BerSen Railroad Company to use electric motor as
propeling power OF It's cars approved september
ID lz9."
The Mayor and Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners OF Jersey City on behalf OF the munich
palty OF said city do ordain as follows-
= Section J. That Section l of ths ordinance 70
which this is n supplement be amended by adding
the following words, Provided, that before adoDt
Ing anyssystem OF applying or using electricity as a
motive power whereby any Obstruction Is pat up
on or over any street by overhead wires or other
wise. o. by any conductor under any street. the
proposed plans and methods shall be submitted In
detail and with full explanations 70 this board and
a resolution shall have been regularly ADOPTED by
this Board approving the same and granting the
right 60 tho said company to uss and adopt the
plans or methods SO submitted for approval 70 tho
tected ana the tree use of the streets by the people
PRESCRIBED. !"
Secfion Z. That nothing contained in this ordin-
anee shall prevent the said conlpany from con-
ducting the experiment in the use Of electricity
now being made on montgomery street from Var
lex street west. but said experiment or use of eLsc-
tricity snail not be ext ended below or east of Var
lex street without the consent OF this Board as
provides in the first section Of this ordinance.
CHAs- J. SOMEkS,
President
Passed June Is. 1891
G. r BoUToN,
Approved June 10. 1881.
OREsTEs CLEyELAsD,
Mayor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17
TN cHAacERY OF NEW JERSEY.
nor1cK or

N-oTIcE OF
~ Notiee Is hereby given that ROBERT MccLos.
an assignment 70 the SUBSCRIBER Of bis estate fr
creditors muat exhibit their respective claims unr
der oath or affirmation to the subscriber at his or
Jersey.
s coRxEL1us L cKoSAx.
Asatgnon
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

"Dinner for Two Appetite for Onel"
Said a dyspeptic TO the waiter ordering for self
and friend And suppose he had had an appe-
title, it would have azonized him. subsequently.
10 crafty Il. o. the abominable paDgs that
even q little meal causes the confirmed victim
of indigestion. Purgatory on earth-no less
ALTOGETHER unnecessary, though Begin at once
systematically. a course of Hostetter's Stomach
BlttefS, We unfortunates yith refractory stofn-
achs. In saying this we merely echo the re-
corded experiences OF thousands who have used
the great stomaehic to their lasting benefit. For
the Inaction Of sluggish liver, and for tardy or
Irregular acton Of the bowels. both very apt to
accompany dyspepsia, this fine regulator is
equally e~fiieienr. Malarial complaints. kidney
trouble. rheumatism and neuralgia depart when
q resort Is had 10 the Bitters
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-17

Summer Timetable
floats via Bay Ridge Ferry leave Whitehall street
terminus OF the New York elevated roads and
broadway and Belt Line surface cars hourly from
40 a. m. to iG1U a. m. then half-houriy Sundays
every twenty minutes) until $40 and at 1O.sU .. m.
Returning. leave Coney Island at like intervals
until Ill p m.
The variety show in the Sea Beach Palace Tiree
TO passengersI is the best sttr action on the Island
TO TEE SEA IN ~ MINUTES