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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
Sixth and Robert Sts.
ST. PAUL, MIMI

visiting Mr.. aud Mrs 8 c. Cook has re-
turned to her home in Washington D. c.
Maj. G. @. White ana daughters will leave
Monday for Chicago TO spend week or ten
days.
Mrs. DR.. Alden, of Holly avenue and her
daughter, Miss Alice, have gone to the worlds
fair.
Miss Desdemona Lukens, of Peoria is the
guest of Miss Dora Johnson. of Western ave-
nue..
Mrs c. E. Burch, of AT Ashland avenue,
goes 10 Chicago soon on three weeks visit.
Dr. E. g. Smith has returned to st. Paul
after all absence of three years In California
S. E. Middleton spent few days in town
the guest of his son, Richard W. Middleton.
Miss Mary Delaney, of Cedar street returns
to her home in Lit,hfeld early next week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Studeman and ia mly, of
Fifth street. left Monday evening for Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. 7. c. Jones, of Grand ave-
nue., are contemplating California trip.
Mrs G. Stackpole, of Durand, Wis, is visit
ing Mrs. DR.. Dockstader on Isabel street.
Mrs Bullock. of Minneapolis, is the guest
of Mrs. BaDcock, of Langford Park place
McCrea Livingston of Portland avenue.
spent Thursday with friends at Duluth.
JIM. Hutson and son Paul, of Portland
avenue. are in Chicago for few DAYS.
Mrs. D. p Roussopolus and daughter have
returned from trip to the worlds fair.
Ia.
the worlds fair at Chicago this week.
Miss Edith Hilen, of West Robe street,
has gone to Wabasha to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight of Hall avenue, re-
turned from Chicago Friday morning.
Mrs. Owens ana Miss Hicks. of Dayton
avenue. are visiting the world fair.
Mrs. s. E. Cooper has gone East. where she
will remain the rest of the summer.
S. o. Brooks and family have gone TO
ChipaQ0 tn attand the worlds fair
Mrs c. B. Mohaupt of SOD York street. is
visiting friends at Plymouth, Wis
Z. 5. Chittenden aud family have gone to
Chicago TO attend the world s fair.
Miss Sanders and Miss Buell. have gone to
Chicago via Duluth and the lakes.
Z. F. Battem has returned to Chicago after
a short visit to st. Paul friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin were the guests
of White Bear friends sunday.
Max Wiser left last evening for Milwaukee
and Chicago Oh a weeks visit.
Harry Morris of Portland avenue, visited
his sister at Duluth Thursday.
j. c. WGf1 is making the club house at
Dellw his summer home.
C.. II. Congdon and family left on Friday
for summer in the country.
Miss Gorton is the guest of her brother, A.
W. Gorton. of Iglehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanis Bixby returned from
Chicago the first of the week.
Miss Margaret Cootes. of Tacoma, is the
guest OF Mrs. r. G. Burdck.
Charles B. Gilbert is home from few
weeks visit in Milwaukee.
George II. knight, of ST Louis, was in the
city for few days this week.
r. V Barry of San Francisco, is visiting
his brother. John h. Barry
Mrs Smith, of Portla nd. Or. is the guest
of Mrs. j. j. McLaug chin.
G. B. Lewis, of Congress street.. visited ir
Oshkosh during the week.
Carl Richardson visited friends in Still
water Thursday evening.
Fletcher Appleton, of Holly avenue. has
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ST. PAUL. NM

returned from Faribault, where he went 10
attend the closing exercises at Shattuck.
E. r. Summers, of State street. spent the
past week at Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance have gone TO their
farm at Cottage Grove.
The Misses Carrie and Nina Kreiger left
Thursday for Chicago.
Mrs. Z S. Gillett. OF Duluth is visiting
with st. Paul friends.
Ross Nichols and family have gone to the
lake for the summer.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. b. HOXse attended the fair
at Chicago this week.
Misses Mabel aud Nettie Boston visited in
saltwater Saturday
c W. Rice and wife are in Chicago attend
ing the worlds fair
Miss Tillie Rossberg OF Rice street, is Wis
iting in Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs H. c. johnson are attendin
the worlds fair.
Miss Emma Gilfllan will leave for Europe
in few days.
Adam SLrachan has returned to his home
in Milwaukee.
Col. Rugg gave theater party last evening
at the Grand.
L. b Smith left the first part of the week
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. jameson left this week 70
Castine, Me
Mr. and Mrs. E. A Jaggard are visiting the
worlds fair.
Miss Florence Williams is visiting friends
in the city
Miss Nellie Graves has returned from
Faribault.
H. W. Beal spent few days IN this city
this week.
Mr. and Mrs William S. Mellen are in the
East
Hw Shade returned from Duluth Thurs
day.
W. II. Kent and wife are now in Washing
ton
Mr. and Mrs E. c. Long are in Chicago.
Samuel w. Rice is still in Helena, Mont.
C. p. Howes aud wife are in the East.
Rev. NJ. d. Edwards mas gone East.
Miss Carey is visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. j A. Stevens is in Chicago
Walter Holcombe is in Chicago.
j. f. Broderick is out of town.
George Benz mas gone East
Miss Perkins is in Chicago.
j. II. Cakes is in Chicago.
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EVENTS TO BE.

One of the prettest events Of the coming
week will be the marriage of Miss Emma St
Aubin, a charming young lady of this city,
and daughter Of j. B. St. Aubin proprietor
of the ST. Paul Transfer company, to John
Alfred May, promising young business man
of this CITY. The wedding will occur at the
home of the brides parents, corner Onivers-
ity and Brewster avenues, at s o'clock
Wednesday evening, and be witnessed only
by relatives and intimate friends Of both
families. The young couple will leave for
the East, via the lakes, the same evening.
On Friday afternoon next the members of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Constellation
chapter. o. E. s., will go to the summer home
of Mrs. Dampier at Mahtomedi.
The High School Alumni association will
hold their annual reunion at the Metropoli-
tan hotel on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haskell. of Winifred
street, have issued cards for their silver an
niversary Thursday, June p.
Friday evening, June 20. the Clinton Ave
nue. M. E. church will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival at the church parlors.
Dr. and Mrs. Merritt will entertain the
c. B. K. S Monday evening at their residence
on Congress street.
benefit ball will be rendered August
Adams at Paul Martins hall, Saturday eve
ming, June "A.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will
give lawn festival at Hampton park Thurs
dgy evening.
The West Side Turnverein will give pic.
mic at Banholzer'S park tomorrow.
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PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

Mrs. Warner Fl. Mead and Miss Mead have
arrived from New York, where Miss Mead
was met on her arrival from Europe, where
she has been studying for several years.
Miss Mead was one of the three young ladies
invited to meet the Princess Eulalie at Mayor
Harrlson's residence. after the breakfast
given to the princess.
Among the guests at the Aberdeen this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Johnson, Q. S.
A; Mai j. NJ Whalen T. s. A; E. w
Bach, of Helena; Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hayes.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. j Fl. Humphreys,
Boston; Miss Brewer New York, and Prince
Engalitchetf St. Petersburg
Mrs. Henry P. Upham and Miss Gertrude
Upham. of Summit avenue, left on Thursday
evening for Chicago. where they will visit
the fair. and on returning they will be ac-
companied by Miss Grace Upnam, who has
been studying in the East.
Mr.. aud Mrs Alvsh Pray and son. of Pleas
ant avenue, have returned from visit with
Mrs Prays sister, Mrs. e. Il. Stevers. of Da-
kota. Mrs. Pray and son will leave about the
list of July for Rochester, 10 remain during
the summer months.
Miss May j. Walshie and Miss Edith Flower
left Tuesday evening for New York. whence
they will sail today on the Cunarder Arounia
months visit to their old homes in England
and Wales.
Mrs Harriet A. Jackson and family. who
have been absent from home for nearly two
years. are once more with US and will receive
their friends very shortly in their own house
on Ashland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Mailer and son. Fred,
of Virginia avenue. left for the world fair
Wednesday afternoon. whence, after spend
ing a week, they will go on to Ohio for q
months risit
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen e. Cook, have re-
turned from Chicago, where they have been
to attend the wedding of their cousin, Miss
Jennie Champlin, to Herbert Sheridan, OF
Detroit, Mich
Mrs D H. Moon and daughter Maud left
the first part of the week for Buffalo. where
they will spend short time On their re-
turn they will be accompanied by Miss
Rae hel Moon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boynton, of New
York city, who have been spending some.
two weeks in the city, left for their home
Monday via Chicago and the worlds fair.
Mrs. DIR. David Day and Miss May Morris,
who have been visiting their mother. Mrs.
Morris. of Pc ,tland avenue. returned to their
home in Duluth Wednesday.
Miss Elias Breed and Miss Eloise Brown
have returned from West Superior. where
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
are sitting In a very undignified

as elegant as the Importance Of the oc-
caslon demands. Four new boats are
to be chrstened, and Miss Nellie
Lowry, Miss West and Miss Blanch
Eddy will perform this delightful cere-
mony. Danz's full orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing programme of
twelve numbers.
The Minneapolis e. st. Paul will run
a special train. leaving st. Paul at 7:15
in the evening and returning from the
hotel at midnight. Tickets will be good
until Monday. No formal invitations
will be issued and the general public is
invited.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
CARPETS,
LMOLEUMS and
MA77INGS,
AT CLEARING PRICES.

We have great many short length
and odd rolls of fine carpets on which We
will make low prices to c'ose them out.
lot of fine Straw Mathngs which
arrived too iaie ne viii offer for HALF
PRICE. 1t viii pay you to walk through
our carpet room and get our prices. You
may find much to interest you. and you
certainly can buy good Carpets, Art
Squares, Rugs. Lnolsums and Straw
Nathngs very cheap.
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StriD Bonds Sold.

FORT GIBSON, Ind. Ter, June H.
Chief Harris announced this morning
that he had received bid for the
Cherokee strip bonds which won Id be
accepted at once. The amount involved
is SG,0O0.0OO. The securities were
bought at par, including accrued inter
est, 100000. The sale has injected ne W
life into business of all kinds.
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NfoAuIinie sails for England.

NEW YogKJune l7.-Jack McAuliffe,
the lightweight champion of the world,
sailed this morning on the New YOrk
for Southampton. Many OF the leading
sportsmen of this city and Brooklyn
went down the bay early in the morn
ing.to bid the pugilist bon voyage.
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Mics Jennie Iartin
Last Week on Third street.

Will close ont Trimmed Hats worth
$780, $500 and 5000 fer S2.9S. SchultZ'S.
Third and Minnesota.
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LOT II.

Choice of all our f-e ST French Hats,
including our pattern samples for Ladies,
Misses and Children. Former prices
ranged from SIS to $50. You cun buy
any of them this week and while they
iast for S7.o5.
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LOT M

chiidren's Stray Hats. lined and
trimmed with ribbon and guuze, ready
for immediate wear. The price has
been $3.50. Yon can buy them this
week for o5 Cents.
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Special Notice.

Fine Imported Pattarns. worth $1,000
and $1,000, for $500. Schultz's, Third
and Minnesota.
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LOT 1.

One hundrs5 assorted Hats for L1diss,
elegantly trimmed with our best m1te-
Tais. The regular prices have been IS
to $40. You can buy any of them this
week for So. 95.
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LINENS.

ON Monday we will show on our LINE N
BARGAIN TABLE a most attractive lot OF
BED LINENS, consisting of Pillow Cases
and Sheets, in plain and fancy hand
hemsHtching and drawn work. They viii
be marked away below regular prices,
and you viii be surprised at the values
when you see the goods.
S1.25 Hemsftched Cases for Csc pair.
SIZ5 Hemshtched Cases for SIPS q pair.
50 Hemshtcbed Cases for Sf.35 a pair.
So Fancy Hemsttched Cases for S2.25
pair.
$3.50 Drawn Work Cases for 81. 50a pair.
$3.50 Hemsttcbed Sheets for SIS pair.
So. 90 HemsHtched Sheets for 81 pair.
$3.50 Drawn Work Sheets for 5000
pair.
In conjunction with these we will show
q new importation of Pillow Casing and
Shee ting Linens of the best make, at
extremely low prices.
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LOW PRICES ON FINE
MILLINERY!
The time for clearing out odd fots has
come and
PRICES ARE DOWN.

This is q rare chance to buy really
choice millinery CHEAP.
an our Trimmed Hats, our UntTmmed
Hats. our Flowers. Materials and Straw
8raids are marked down to figures low
enough to insure an efactu1i clearance.
These goods are not shop worn. They
are all new and fresh. including our rich
Imported Novelties. all strictly of this
Season productions.
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REMNANTS OF
FINE SEQ 7cH FLANNELS.

( The accum yIation of q busy season.
These are ends of the best sellers in the
stock, and you can buy them cheap.
LENGTHS FOR SHIRTS,
LENGTHS FOB WAISTS,
LENGTHS FOR DRESSES,
An cut down to very low prices to close
them out An excellent chance to save
money on frst-ciass goods.
Hundreds of short lengths, varying
from 81 to SIX yards, are marked at
little if any more than HALF-PRicE to
close them.
A special assortment of the finest
goods imported, lengths from 81 to 4
yards and over, have been marked at
uniform price, TWO DOLLARS, which is
much less than cost
Men who are about to traYei, or who
think of visiting the WORLDS FAIR viii
mdeverything they need for comfort in
hot weather here. We have very
complete stock of
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Everything new and of the most reEa-
bic kind. Hyou need
WHITE SHIRTS, COLLARS.
CUFFS, NEcKREAR. HALF HOSE,
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
NEGLiGEE SHIRTS,
NIGHT ROBES,
You will find them here of the best quail,
tiles and at right prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18

Mail orders are always welcomed and
filled with prompt attention, at our low
est special or reduced prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18

'! l!lI|!!!!N[ R
DRESS GOODS
SPECIAL SALE OF
SUMMER WEIGHT cHEN0TS.
Plaid effects for skirts to wear with
shirt waists. Early price, Csc. Sale price,
i21z CENTS.
cHALL/ES.
Haff- Wool chaLies, choice styles. iOc.
AL Wool Imported chahJes, dark and
light grounds, for FIFTY CENTS.
Choicest handbook, Printed chaLTes,
exclusive styles strictly confined to US.
SIXTY CENTS.
Special prices ON Storm Serges and
cheWots in Navy Blue, Marine Blue and
Black:
3S-nch, aH-wooi acc, worth 75c.
45-inch, aH-wooL 69c. worth 81.
4S-inch, all WOOL $50, worth SIPS.
50-inch, all wool. 81. worth $3.50.
These are oil cravenette finish and
Stabifs dye. The most reliable makes
in the market.
GREAT SALE. OF
| IMPORTED DRESS PATTERNS
At So.75 and $3.50.
0ne-haf the regular prices.
Our Special Sale of L1pin's and
Prieshey's
SUMNER WEIGHT FABRICS
| will be continued this week. The variety
includes oil the new weayes worth $3.50
to S2.25. for
F., MNETY-SEKEN CENTS A YARD.
| GREAT SALE OF
| SUMMER SUITS ON MONDAYi
IN THE CLOAK DEPAR TMEKT.
A manufacturer stock at less than
SO CENTS on the dollar.
| ET0N SUITS,
Blazer SUITS,
B0LER0 SUITS.
Navy, Brown, Green and other coiors.
| They have always been thought cheap al
sig; our price on Monday is $3.50 for
any Suit in the lot.
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SPECIALS IN HOSIERY
AND UNDE RWEAR.

$3.50 quality Infants Six Vests for
SIC.
81 and sf25 quality Infants Silk
Socks for 69c.
Ladies extra fine quality Isle ThreaO
and Fine Cotton Hosiery, with white
feet, the most comfortable stockings in
the market for hot weather; you can buy
them on Monday for IS CENTS pair.
Phyllis Combination Suits, Phyllis Open
Tights and Trunk Tights, plain or lace
trimmed, are ideal Summer Underwear.
We are sole agents in ST. Paul for
Butterck s Patterns, Reynier Kid Cloves.
Trefousse Kid Cloves. Her Majesty's Cor
sets and Dr.. Jaeger's Sanitary Under
wear.
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LOT ~.

Choice of our fine Colored Grip and
Fancy Braid fats for Ladies for 4Sc,
They have been $3.50 and So.
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LOT v.

Choice of twenty-five dozen very f-e
Flowers. including French Roses, Wreaths,
Foliage and Materials. Prices formerly
SOC to 81; now, l5c each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18

10 dozen fine coiored Ostrich Pompons
with aigrette; former price, SIPS. You
can buy them this week for
FIFTY CENTS EACH
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18

The accum yIaton of busy season.
These are ends of the best sellers in the
stock, and you can buy them cheap.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18

Blazer SUITS,
B0LER0 SUITS.
Navy, Brown, Green and other coiors.
They have always been thought cheap at
Sf2; our price on Monday is $3.50 for
any Suit in the lot.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Fl ROPEAN FINNNVTAT. MNTNEIH
London. Sept s. =. mConsols. 9'1s !or money
and " 9-16 for the account: New York. PennsyVanh
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 22$.; Canadian
Pacific. 76ss; Erie. l5l.; Mexican ordinary, ~;
St Paul common. COLI; New-York Central O't'
PENNSYLVANIA. 52iz: Reading, y2. , =.
?. m.-Money, 2'sas per cent. The rate rate
Of discount in the open market Tor boh
short and three months bills Is per
cent Paris advices quote per cent rentss at
francs 80 centimes for the account, ana exchange
on London at % francs 29iz centimes for checks
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ACTIVE AND sBUOYANT.
CLOCKS GO UPWARD AGAIN
,,,rt. MARKET WEAK AT FJRST-A CHANGE
CAME QUICKLY-MONEl ON CALL
AT THREE PER CENT

GALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER s.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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TROY BOATS,

NO1 ID ~ - ~
CITY OF TROY mr. : \EATOiiA leaves Pier 40. y r..
Tot Was iOto..t daily except SATURDAY. ~. sun.
dav steamer touches at Aliahy.
uJD.ON RIVER BY DAl LIGHT.
Day Lane Steamers
NEW.YORh ALBANY
Daily except Sundays
Ie,ye yrooxlyn Iulto ~ 10y Arn'T no A. NJ
%ew.TarS Dcsi rc>.cs 1t. pier, $40
d, Nr, I'D 81 do 90
FOR ALBANY lIndinc AZ YonscI~. West Point. New.
burg pouvht. ,,-ie Hnlu.br,.. 'at>'ii a.d hudson.
Returning have Aiiary 90 \. y. -
MORNING AND AtTERN 20 COW EHT'
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER ,rtyMI
DAILY tTNCFPT 81 NDAY~).
Leaves Desbrossos.t 3 Is =. m. saturday,. J 10
West 2.d.st. 3 80 p. ~; Saturday, p Ia or .hAN'
STOvs WEST POINT CORNWAI.L NkWHt la'.
NCw.U ANEI-E G MILTON POJGuKEEPSIE HYDE
PARK NDOUT aud KINGSTON.
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lEHIGH VALLEY r. r.


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nj - ,lI and The Wet POfTSVff.l.E ard pliacip,
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ruilnnn sleeper to enc AGO Wa Bplalyt pullman
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Ntk omG principal nt'rn,dat SIi.onB; char car 10
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and all tnint~ West pullman Sle"lrr- 10 hicnSo "a
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500 T.. VI. daily for ITHACA, %ENNNL E3riis,,,
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Additional SUNDAY train 10 30 \. ~ for Msach
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check hageng. from hotel rctenc" through ~ G'-'
tinltiOn. y. w NpN y " ~ ~ -,
EOIJIN VI. WlIBi L. Assistant toni Pass Agent.
Gon1 Sup't. Eastern Div.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

rnILADEiPHrA BALTIMORE. AID WASHINGTON
Tor Phi adelph.a. weea daJs. 90. 500. 300 10 90
oS W DsPF ,S a1 4 , NJ 100 90 o 20 n 'i T. 49,
A. NJ. 3 80 ON ng Car 100. 90 J.. NJ. 2:i5 nsh
Tor Baltimore AID Washington week days and Srndays
) 90, j 100 r. M -: - light.
FIR riston, Bethlehem. Alcntown Maneh Chunk &C..
oo,n. r.. >miiy~; 80 "a \ NJ. 90 80 T. NJ
For Reading at 200. 500 SO. l0n0 u ~; 80 n; ~;
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90 80 3 80. 90, 80. 500 l.: NJ - 10 night. 10
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Might SUNDAYS II 80 \. Il, 700. ! 30 300. o'')
o' S at = g. se e 3 is T. Kept H S ssnr %
night SUNDAYS. II 80 \ ". ! 100. 3:3), 600 T. NJ,
. l. II night, ,,.,,,.... . ,.oo
90 ~ s. H., 6o 10. .aoP II. + Is nig,,.
EXCEPT saturday night S'nday~ 10 A. NJ 100 T. NJ
u u midnight.
ALL-RAIL ROUTE
For Long Branch! Ocean Grove. &c.
For I'D n0nk Long Branch and points south 70 font
Pleasant $50 20 70 Red Bans H. Poo ~ 80 \ ~
PARK o.I5 ii 80 !. II. 10 =: NJ. nh, - ~.
ftr laSeNood Tens NSer harngga, P'rN ana barne
cat or ncaS ~ rao NJ Aas csy vaeid end Bridge
toni ~ Aama1;h zach Sabr,clt ard Highland Beach
30 ; Is il 10 An 80 I 30. OILS p. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR IONa BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
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Scabrght Monmouth Beach ana Long Hranch az = ~
a eyo' J. 50 ~ A. M / 'oo'p ~
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