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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
RELIEVED OF SILVER.
A Footpad Levies Tribute on Rob-
er6 Street Bridge.


erG Street Bridge.
Julius Halyorson was held UP last
night on the Robert street bridge in
regular highwayman style. Halvorson
resides at 40 Greenwood avenue, on the
West side, and is a cutter for Foot,
Schulze & Co. He was on his way home
at 1880, when he met man who asked
for chew of tobacco.
As Halvorson put his hand in his
pocket to comply with the apparently
innocent request, another inquiry was
made as to how much money was
jlngling in his pocket. Halvorson re-
piled: 81 guess l have enough to pay
for a drink, anyhow"
"Well, just give me what you have"
said the footpad more boldly, at the
same time showing a revolver rather
close to the face of the now subdued
young man.
HalvOrson complied with the request
and handed over eight silver dollars,
declaring that it was all he had. He
then marched towards the end of the
bridge in the direction of his home, as
directed by the footpad with gesture,
in which the gun cut some figure
After moving off some distance he
turned TO see the fOotpad making the
best of a pair OF good legs in the other
direction. The police were notified, but
no arrest had been made last night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON.

The Foolishness of q Child Proved
by Parents Subsequent Action.
London Tid-Bits
A young man returned home few
days ago from trip to South Africa for
his health, and in narrating his adven-
lures to his father he told him he had
bought silver mine for $1,000.
Il knew they'd swindle you," ex-
claimed the old man. so you were
fool enough to buy humbug mine?'
Yes; but l didn't lose anything. l
formed a company and sold halr the
stock TO Londoner for $780,"
Y-you did?" gasped the old man, as
h turned white. ''l'll bet Pm the one
who bought it."
Il know you are." coolly observed the
young man, as he crossed his legs and
tried to appear very much at home.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23

the location there of our loved friend
and so long ever faithful fellow worker,
John 5. Hughes, and believing above
even this that there is much reason that
the request of that city that the interna-
tional convention of 1896 should be held
there. we heartily urge the trustees of
the united society to consider their re-
quest favorably.
NAME A. STARE,
MATTE w. KNAPP,
JAMES A. CAMP,
MARY ARMSTRONG,
JESSIE A. CHASE,
Committee on Resolutions.
The conservation service conducted
by General Secretary Baer concluded
the exercises of the convention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
Photos and Gloves Spoiled.

The photograph gallery of Orris
Hunt, in small two-story building at
Is East Seventh street, was damaged by
fire last night. The flames were dis
covered shortly after IL o'clock. The
fire department response was prompt.
and the flames were drowned out with
but small loss to the building. The
gallery was damaged about $500. The
store of the st. Paul Glove company, on
the first floor. was slightly damaged by
smoke and water that soaked through
the plaSterlng.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
DIR. JONES' LUCK.
Again 1t Saves Him From Immi-
nent Danger,

DR.. Talbot Jones had a very close
shave for his life yesterday. About 3
o'clock in the afternoon, while driving
down Oakland avenue, a young man
and his best girl, behind spanking
team, were closely following. Suddenly
the swain lost control of the horses he
was driving, and few jumps of the ex-
cited animals ran the pole of the rig to
which they were hitched through the
body of DR.. Jones buggy. The point of
the pole just grazed the doctors back.
His buggy was overturned, and, being
caught underneath, DR.. Jones was
dragged considerable distance. Fort
unatelY he was not seriously hurt, and
the couple in the runaway rig escaped
without serious injury. 1t is but few
days since the doctor miraculously es-
capped injury and possible death in a
railway accident.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
squeaIed for His Timepiece

Frank Scbnarz, United States SOL
der, went into the rooms of Mrs. Hart
man last night. and, after helping to
drink can or two of beer, got into a
dispute over the loss of watch. Officer
Rafter arrested both. Schnarz claimed
his watch was stolen, and after the
woman was locked up on charge of
larceny the watch was discovered in the
Hartman room wrapped in an old skirt
and thrown behind a trunk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
Her Fears ABUSED.

Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. FlyaboutLWeren't you awfully
little card party that it Numbered and
lightened so?
Mrs. ofrequent-Indeed 1 was. !
told the girls it wasn't good form, and
that somebody would be sure to hear
Of it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
Important.

The issue of certificates of deposit by
The National German-American Bank,
to be exchanged for other evidences of
debt. involves great deal of clerical
labor. All parties anxious to make an
early exchange should deliver up at
once old certificates of deposit or pass
books, against a temporary receipt, as
returns will be dealt out In strict rota-
ton as claims were filed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
ThatJoyfuI Feeling

With the exhilarating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
illness, which follows the use of Syrup
of Figs, is unknown to the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap subSti-
tutes sometimes offered, but never ac-
cepted by the well-informed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
$1O.OO-st. Paul to Chicago and
Return.
Wisconsin Central Comnapv

On and after Oct. Is will sell excursion
ickets to Chicago and return for $1,000,
good on all trains and until Nov. Is.
Reserve your sleeping car berths in ad-
vance. Remember, the new office of
the Wisconsin Central is 164 East Third
Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
une and are untrue to your own BIRTH

INT anu are Untrue 70 your own blrth-
right.
And you, young men, who are here
before me. who have come out of just
such homes as these men who are our
leaders, let me counsel you that the
fear of the Lord is the beginning of
wisdom. ana since He is not only the
Maker but also the Ruler of llll things.
you have no right to hope for either the
pest of earth or the glory of heaven I'M
less you make your peace with Him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23

Stop at RietZke's Pharmacy, corner
Selby and Western avenues, and buy
your morning smoke and get copy of
the GLOBE free with our compliments.
III, w RIETZKE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
NATURAL PREMIUM PLAN

1t has inaugurated the most popular forms of Life
insurance that offered the public and meets
just the wants of all parties wanting insurance is d
vested Of every unnecessary ncumbrance doing its bust
ness on the plan of economy for the purpose of provd
ing safe and reliable protection to the masses at cost
The company has fully complied with the laws of
Minnesota and has received its certificate of authority
from the Insurance Commissioner to transact business in
said state.
Excellent contracts will be made with good live men
to act special local agents every county and town
in Minnesota. The company has entirely new plans to
work, which prove the popular of any intro
duced
Write once for circulars and further information
We want good for the cities of ST. Paul and Mime
apolis without delay.
Address all communications to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
RELIGION EVOKES SUCCESS
THIRD or DR.. SMITHS HONILIES ON
PRACTICAL PROGRESS.
HIS NOTABLE CONCLUSIONS.

A Large Majority of the Success
full Fifty Had Early Religious
Training-OnIy One Lacked
Any Pronounced Moral Train
ing-Deductions of the Peo-
pies Church Pastor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
\ HOW MANY
50 CHILDREN
= HAVE YOU?

How many times a month do you
visit a Shoe StOrea OF course, your
children are just like other peO-
pless--aIways wanting new Shoes.
You can't let them go to school
with their toes sticking out. We
have on hand a line Of Boys and
Girls school shoes on which you
can
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
H0od'S 5 ss;is: Cures

scrofula and was never in better health.
Hoods SarsaparilIa also cured me of
terrible pain in my side which the doc
doctor said was caused by neuralgia of
the heart" Mrs. A. G. MEDLoCK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
Especffco Salvador

Anuncadas VA en II prospecto que acompana
x los fraauos del sspecfhco ia aplicaciones de
este, sa nnuncan ahora lAs cuatro que signen
Dara conNnimient0 del publico.
Iodms las personas que viven en- lngares
pantanoaos, que Ia hora do dormir, los zan-
cudos lss rnolestan so pondran unas gotas del
especihso en- las 0rejas en- las manos todoS
les zau3tl,los que llegau 50 ashxIan " los siente
ano caaf inuertos.
IA los sefDres doctores El doctor senor VI
faendas lie Junna- Diaz. Cieitos adversarlos
IL peeafnn tres pedradts 4 na hijO milo, una de
elias le nlsMnk6 4 III cabeza 10 pruduJo COMO
tres pulrAaas de hsida. Dipho doctor II de
Marco saseriUr pasAba PER I'll cArnfno ~ en-
c8ntr6 ar M n0vedAd habi6nd0le parndo una
esna, dieli0 doctor Sc Ia amput6, y en- 81 terni.
" do sess dos, cort6 los pnntOz De "a herida y
d6Nnor tNrninada "a curss radical. no reeibien-
Do 6tra rhodicina que mi bspec9tc0 Satc0aor.
FoS esto teng0 eserito qrs para una guerra se-
nj "a salrnci6n tla todos los que calgAn heridos
He n0tado La anetnia en tantos l0venes en
tAntas Aahoritua. que Una laatima estAr !an
fAlt0A tie ssdud. como entoy asp a eon nviccaoh
cae IN Ai6niin ~ desuenaieute Ae los microbes
tlasAnADs l0inbrices, am0oa sexoA aDsorveran
caetro seis gotas II da v az ues nles
taedi0 tDsl0s estOs lnicrolios se habran exputA-
10 p0r ~ curso ain sentirlos.
4 ios ainitos Is le unitarian pUr Ia toafsana M
lar de eptitns en- la marietta q los qnincs dias
isndf8n igual sfeeto
Rara toAa ci4se de ealsntuxAs, usdda en kFlc'
clones absorvisnao do tRes gotaA, cnra fA'
NeniMort@,
DS MNHfA en IN Bgtica Central Pence Ahri
AB AsW8 Ttan wfa bygelh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
Al Pdb1iCo

Habiendo tornado possession del cargo de
Precarador lie los de n1nero de los Tribunas
les de esta Ciuaad. pongo en- conocimiento del
n6blico que he alberto mi despacho en Ia ealle
de Isabel n1mero TO- en- los baios de IL casa
del sefior Agpil6, donde ofrezco mis- services
profesionales-
Ademas de Id concavniaut4 In profession III
ancargara ii anecribiente de toda clasa he
sentaci6n cnmplimiento lie cNhorfos, "a con-
cnrrir K los incins verbales do presenfar.
gastionando sn despaeho, en- FL Regstro Me0.
eaptil de Ia propieded aquellos doenmsntos
,ue con ase oblefo IL sean eonhaalna Ponce
Mario o7 de 1898. Eaaeaio Geigel b 6osasay
le- I1-1A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
DEscoNFiEsE De Los Hgas-
TADORE9.
lUNGUBNTO DBRMOGEAO!
LA mejor pyeporacio,, que Sc conocsy

LA mejoy preparation que Sc coaocel
Los aaombroeos efectos que produces II Tn
gieat0 Derm6geno en- las lagaa, qnemaduras,
iuanetes, picaduras de mosquitoes lepra africa-
ma sabanones, elefantiasis, tumores de cual-
quier procedenca reumatismo, dlceras, hsri-
das de cualquier arma, panadsos, etc, 10 de-
n.iestran las infinitas curaciones ebtenidas,
el uso coustante que de dicho medicamento 50
hace.
Dep6sito en- Ponce, B0tica Central.
Peddos al por mayor, Fdrmdcia Planellas
Cayey Enero % de 1893. 3lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
(QUITA DOLOR

Este eapecifco indo eStd dando los nleiores
en- las enferTnedades siguientes:
Reumaiismo artienlsr, nenralgias, dolor le
mueIas quemaiura~, para los easos gFipales
no tiane rival.
I,a forina de msario "a euvu~lta en- IN bothlla.
Tos l.editlns ae dirigirssn los llncoa apenteA
j aanoaitaraos los senoreS l4 Charahn u C@
plaza Ill las Deliciss n1Fnero lO
Ponce. Marco IL a. 1893 beSneirso Faf
..,.es 3lm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
Yenta de una hacienda
DE CAFE

Por ene0ntrarse su aueno delicado lie aulud,
se vende una en Ia jursdiccion de Gales, COM
puesta de 253 cnerdas de extension: 145 cuer-
das, proximamente, fincadas, de las cuales hay
on production 90. que ma ano con otro dan $50
quintales de Caf6. Tiene, ademas. mucho ca
Gao sembrado, platanos, excalentes pastos GER
cados de alambre, hnena maquinaria magnf-
ficos establecimientos con tuberias para con-
ducir las agnae.
El que Ia interese pnede dirigir sns PROPOSE
clones ga dueho don j. l.. Lafaye, en el ba-
frio de Cialitos.
Mario 16 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
e. SOL
Com aPan1a Canaden9e
DE SEGUROS SOBREs LA VIDA
vENTAJAs EsPEC1ALEs QUE sOBRE LAS DEMAs CoMPANIAs
OFRECE SUS ASEGTRADOS.

La asranta ie de Canada.
de de
DtTh en- aptno
d eablad P1is CADUGA
deus
:
o .
on e tan evy aue
pr
ntnesa1
PIEITos No TIESE
compania segueos veot MILLION DE PESOS
Isa. debdo las notabies venfaas oftce
ara
Mailer, F Spre, ! L4go. B.
Agneen Foe nenden Agen AgntAGen Generai
Abl 1s Jnn. Foualeae Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
Me- SSa SaCnuSettS
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
SHdURoS DH VIDA

Ea Compan de 6das aereditadas del mnllo,
oece reduce Fl del
aseguro'a q. easi Ia @as ss e.
naitad del. .precio
esablecido por
Equiativu, La York y de C3anadd
benecio de asegurdos gratica agentes
mission aucda compare satifacen las de-
mas sociedades de misma ndole.
s#.aaass LAS SENORAS Y SENORITAS
aseguradas recargo de ninguna esTeee
Los prenios pagan annal sees trmestral bimestal
mente, eleccion del aseglrado
LA MASSACHUSETTS tiene ventaja sobre todas las de-
mas Companies EN total permanene
rado puede recbr En- VIDA Ii ta eecuo del
p6z obeniendo axio oortuno cnando continuation de
los pagos pudiera serle gravosa.
Para prcios para toda suer de nformes dgrse
tes u f. hd1 Arroyo M Lasuays Guayama, Manuel
gd Humaeao represenante de la Companfa Ponce
FELIX ". PRESTON
Abri IL de 1893 Bpm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-22
HARINAS De TRIGO
DEL oESTE
IDEAL PRESIDENT Ell MhTADoR
KAUFMAN MILLING. co. .as.s
sAN rU1s rsa UR1


Nuestra arnas MAS elaboration producen
o que las de cuaquera otros mono cadad
todo TEMPO 6pocas de caor naente preco
son los mas baratos
Puebense nuestras Harns garantzaos la compea salts
taccn 28 de encia satisfaction universal meor
garantfa de la exceencia superioridad de las mmas
Nuestra production fiaria es de 1000 BARR1LEs
n HoFaAN
Produce Exchange NEW YORK.
Ponce Abri de 1893. PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

Mr.. Booth Noalt Bs az HIS Father Did.
One incident viii illustrate how far Mr. Ed
win Booth was affected by his fathers repuia-
tioI. says writer in the Boston transcript.
Zen De Ear. himself an old actor of strong
powers, had the tnea.er in st. Louis. Edwin
Booth was to plav there. While De Bar was a
liberal man outside os his thea err lie would not
consent 10 any expenditure on his stage Mr..
OH was rehearsIIg the Sraye-,iiggins scene
and. turning to the stage manager. said: Il
want IL calcium light here" Il am sorry. Mr.
Booth. but you viii have to see Mr. De Bar
abOut that. l have 10 authority to incur auv
expense" Mr. lie Ear WIS seut for aud soon
appeared. len. want a carium light upon
thIs -ceEe, said D,oth Edwin" rei,ine a
Nr. De Eur. ''volr father never needcd cal
cium light when he PLAYED Iatnlct" lh:s
ended tine argument, Mr.. Booth turning away
with the rel Under, Never mind the light.
Dea."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

ASSEN, THE ARCTIC
explorer, starts this
week for the frozen
north. He has taken
pains 20 obtain from
the United States gov
eminent at Washington
all available data re-
specting the famous
voyage of the jean
nette. His purpose is
to make that Inflated
vessel serve as a clue
- IL To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

u.o, Iave yoar letter. aEd cahie- addressed car.
EDWIN n ION's STI AMSHIP EACHANSE,
he nouhRTf.sS FOR AMERICAN TRAvsl.ERs.
n IN kIsfNG CROSS TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LONDON Thcy wiil Be nam5 no an fOrSardel -
All PARTS by MIR LOWS y urin safe ls-
livery BAGGAGE ssor forNA lrd AMI r-I.cked by tts
Anarlcaa Sv~t-Iu- COM efs, ,alsln sffciiitie- %
us- Of LOWS n pCkErCAli-E Ode. wire 10 cents
isinl.s.l ms .ble send 70 cory %. TIE PASSEs-
OIL, rcuIl aining NJ. TaJ.e IA o-ntttca, free.
EDWIN n. LOW. LtsN'S EXCHANGE,
ja.,-Gm Head of -e.tt.9 lltOAbsA1 MN YORK
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

'VhE CHEAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
srf R29s s.f ThA k.dsffssFRssSS
rnsTSs ~; a. s s'S "A I.Tros
For Pitisear. and the West, PeBnsyIyanis Limited
s sisS s SsiS%s.a =, g 6 s
Sl.n.eOiis and Dinins Car HaITi.bu rs to 70
81 IL asS fOi. ssi s., e clsy,
saturday. will Psrlor Car Hsrris6ars % pi,tsbnrs
and Fl; fos EH~ St hSa. .na
T. Es.su - p N; sds s,sy. p.rle. Car washinEscn
s. Losi. oinsnIsn and c6icasO and Dinias oss
dss With sespnr Ssss hsrrss sa c q
esssS rscftss dsiiy az H~rrIsburs with through
pnns os@ stsSars 20 ns ciasss sou.ss .%.s
c hs e % s.ly fGs n,,,sH,s Seiupsu.
Pfrll I,.n sIssTins S.I w.sSinssSs 70 s. Louis
Moor 70 Rcsmond Pscse RSprs 10 "a 1 M
70, fssaTr an: .na shs Es y
For Kane: osn.ndaisn.. Eoesssiss md NSsss1s fsis
10, d Er,s' c c.osrt sunday: So.m ,,
:ns ssss:s'fs ssss tef sss &
ssspes &c: s1.o g .I z
Eallc 4cS "a ds.ly: 'sc.yt ssiurd.y. With sassS.
daily except sunday. For wiliiamspors eaivSn
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For PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fs. d, cypress. $50 Am week a.ys. snd'3AAa.8
1ss.: scf saa S sscs M s s.h1
FOR Boston. WITHOUT change. so m week dsys ana
For srootlSn. o & 4. ali shrou-h train. .s...,. :.
;n esssy CITY With boats Of grookiyl Anns. sRor@
aoas isa sn .s:o.s = Ne. r FSss s s
and lbs .. m every d.v. sssarl osis 20 a.
For Bsitinor.. 500, sea,- re,. go go an
fgco $50 ylS,ls hLoo :na a 4 ~ ~ AK
80 $40 9 Il 40. loo. Sa4E I'm "a
lIsSr m on Sunday. 400. foa Zeo. edo
u 7 q Hc OF tin II Is 2s % "a al
90. 10 90. 10, 20 and q. IS n.
For Popes s S,ess Lime 72o am ad4se % ssny
For sshsrsIi.. sso, 200 and y. 50 an, .ea 40
SS CAY snSy except SUNDAY. sunasyS oooAn
FoR 2RRxaNpRr. AND THE SOUTH.
For aie1 IS q, a. so css IS 20 s%5 19Ss
a L q i aHs u .S q R R e s SiS d
For Eish@S1d sna tn. SOUTH & 30 and ,o.s7.n
dsiy, For Richmond only o. p m. week daya
sSs si al;
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an. os Is sos o5. I'd Il as Il enc ana 10. =
Ticket. ana information q. the osc. porth..,, ar.
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and Al the
station where orders be left for checking a
s.Msa pRf e scspAon from hotels end rs:seSoss
General Manager. tmy2sl General Psssenee ir..t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

Tragic Story of De Long and His Com
rades How This Governments Recon-
pensea siberian Natives for Their Hospi-
taiity to Survivors of the Expedition
Gsfts for Barbarians of the Frozen Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

Every Day md >uud " nj INV t:,d-c.
Trains leave Baltimore AID Ohio siation week
DAYS "a 9:l5 "a. III, 20 and AS D. III. Suuda =
a. 80 a. H., l:30 and 3:l5 p. IA. Round tip
S1.-Adct.
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OHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
scHEpmEMEFFpc1

Schedule IN EFFECT MAY-ca, ma
Al RAM leave daily FROM Union stston.(R ~ -
IT Ihroush the gsndsst soen.ry In America, wa sss
VII se ena most complets sohd-Trsln esrvlso
. goS S% and ch,csre Spec
ighted train Pullmans finest sieepinr cars W.
n,,51n. ~ Ss,,o ptnns car from VEST inston-
m. Chicseo IS p m.
solid vestibule train with dining car and Pniia..
vssss5s iSs Sincinnst Lsrieston and Loudsvilis
,eaindsston Sl3 N Lousvile $50 p m Indiaar
sg % m; cnicAgo Gas m 81 Louis 7:lS
vspecial Pullman sleeper Mondsvs, Nedne-dsys ana
rr Hays thEoush 10 Hot sprnes Va without change,
,x, S0 m daily.EIpress for oordonsviIls. Char.
lot,esll.e Waynesboro', Stsunton aud PRINCIPAL gir-
Slbbis points; daily. except Sunday. fg iichaiopi
Iruum,s asocatons and tickets at Colnpanyss ofcsa
my2s n W. FULLER. GenI passenSsr Asrsa..
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

& MMoNIALl1D sTEAd CA.,i.l4 C.EANI %
a Morris. cts cleaned ~ the beat utrpnc-
Carpets made moth procs u charge. EsttrssSss
made 20 order. once. i9lo Pa age. u orLs. Isua
l1l-S H. MN Aiki.. MauAsss.
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.ASSUlfS PARK. y. J..

AsBURY PARK. n. 3.
A NbUSf rAE hor ri: COLUMBIA
Vow rsH' 18th ca a. m%Hr!p i%
tddrr>. ". HARVEY jon. + op ietor. ie:,-sln
Assanf PARE INK \. harouros.
1 Ne S.a III? Sn t ti.'a Fa.s; En nHa
A sS0Sf rAhKi rh afr c MI 81;
Ssc ' Eoa f.G ard Dining ds sG
y 70 +. from the ocean. capasTI russ 80 sonyR
The llafayotto2
;G ,si1 h"Si; daily ssn'for pr TEIaHr FROST.
A sh7Hf FArEr S ~: ;;1cronrA.
.y ,rTm5n an nj at nG nth ssas"
Vow opel. Terms moderate and re neal until
a On tile be.,h. ASturv Park. Nj
je3-"m vi APiL.GATE. Proarieto-.
X A.DUny PARK. Nj.
OPENS JUNE ~. 1873
Directly ON the beach. The l~alnx hotel fi:!-
teeth season 70: rates. DIAGRAMS and Information
,nyD-oo2,n VIM. NJ. BATES. Mana~er.
HoTt1L I'D AVE. A-BUki PARK.
4 y. j. This Few house lust oirued twp s:rii res
i5a 10" S "ra cHaS Z ,'t Ds s ,kodH In
NJ GTnOi,.pi IrtY HOTEL AsBTRy PAKK. \. J.
Ha rss lrser hs snbur ran at 6 6sS OF a e
dress NTH June 5. TH|U. oS rs. Prov. iel-"m
"Nohso.D HILL; |r, 49,, u.
d.srabie family hotel lone BOG" from the osr
THE LKAn ,;s AZ. AsEGRy PARK, :: J; t.H
@ @ iSs isat rEopT sH ;hb & Fro"s
'THr WIN sOR. ASDUrY PARK. M
l0D Yards from the beach The management re-
No Hebrews I ken jci-eo2In
sEA-sIDE-JEHsEY COAST.
ENGLEsIDE BEACH HAVEN. n. j..
r. Now orsn. All modern convcniences in Guiding
PASSENGER elevator; hot sea water baths in house
myl-,17t '' . B-a'h Haven sHp nj.
A TLANTIc HOUSE. 6tr AN \ p S9TTAeks.
tAIEsr 6 SA suIAiN b bMrR1y T
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
BELMAR. y. J.
Hotel within L5O feet of The surf orchestra through
out the season. ADDRESS
my211m +. E. FOSTER,
NELKOSE INN ON THE BEACH.
WI DELMAR, n. j.,
Open June l. Address
my17-tu, th&s2n MELROSF
NEPTUNE HOUSE.
~ BELMAR. n. J.
OTen June II. Artesian Water
Iny..O- In u. C. G. WILSON.
s'''IiE COLORADO" BEnMAR. n. j.. OPENS
i June NJ: has ]. 900 it. of piazza, for health and
rs Keel
fishing aud craOJins. Mrs. II. L. COMP ION.
Il b. POLE, Superintendent iel-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17
AWAY TO THE POLE.
Explorer hansen to Follow the Wake
of the Lost Jeanette.

TO DRIFT ACROSS THE SEA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

MISCELLANEOUs.
WOODLEY INN
" Two Miles Above Georgetown,
On Electric Car Line
lis now oren for the reception Of guests under first
class management Large airy rooms-cool wide
piazzes-hne grounds and abundance Of shade su-
perior to any Place Washington Table appoint
ments hrstclass in every detail Accommodations for
horses. Terms reasonable
my21-1m A. L. PETERSON, Proprietor