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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-11
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The Knowing Parson.

There is the story of IA gentleman who in
Advertently slipped a blue poker chip into
Me church collection plate and then called
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-11

"A court Of tho kirst judicial district Of the
state Of MontsnA in and for tho county Of
Lewis s,ontins, plaintiff. va, George i.
IGs "a. = Mcntsna send' greeting 70 m
Yon arc hereby required - appear In an action
brought against yon BY tho Move nniheu p,sinllss
q y he u q Mountains = 4 in and Tor ths Oounty q
Lewis and, Clarke, and to answer the complaint
d a.s y sh .ssSIso yi .f,s. ten I'm s ssyyios ss on soa q e IN ~
summons Il served within this county OF. 4
seryed out Of thia county. bq1t within th,sdistrlot.
or Judgment by ID dosauis viii 8 taken sEaia.tyon;
according to tho prayer Of said complaint.
m .hs . s.,S s', ysa I, To- ', sls sum TO Of fs eisssy- : :sas,
ci1hty-fve dollars from the 18th day Of May.
Msish Il the t %pi.,n asis s 81 ten II Rsr h, Ssn so mp l:nsnuS T.
is,o,y note, made e sascat. d, IN, md s s:,h S.t By ;,
February. 1868. whereby the raid /. Evans prom
lsed TO pay to defendant the rum q 500 three
W Mehi Interest," a.ssf , here: ' .. the ss raj. s 81 ten per . cent per
annum from date until paid, which said note was
by defendant endorsed TO plaintiff by writing his
delivered to plaintiff, prior t. the Gath day Of
May. lsp3, and which said note was on the 9th
day of May. 1898, presented to the said Q. tvate
for payment and payment thereof demanded OF
the said g. Evans and, refused BY him, and
which said note was thereupon duly protested
for non-payment, notice of which demand, non
payment and protest was given to the said o.
Evans and the said defendant; no part Of which
eaid nots has been paid except the sum Of S5
paid May I. 1893: IS paid May 10. ieSh and IS
paid ay IL. 1898. and for costa of suit.
And you are hereby notified that il You fail TO
appear and answer tho said complaint, a. above
required, the said plaintiff will take Indictment
by default against you for the sum OF $67.O
and interest on the sum Of SIS from May u,
1893. at the rate of temper cent per annum and
for costs OF suit
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court of the First judicial district of the
state Of Montana. in and for the
~-A- county OF Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 9Th day OF August, in the
jud. Dist. year of our Lord one thousand
tourt. eight hundred and ninety-three.
S,-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY JESSE RIoKER, Deputy Clerk
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DrS. LiGbig & Co., World DiSDenS2r7
Permanent Offices at - S Main st Helena
To Stamp Collectors.
cancelled Postage Stamps Tor snle Or
Exchange.

have a very large stock OF cancelled
stamHs OF India, China England, Hong
Kong, JoI an, Philippine Is sands, Cey'
Ion Straits Settlements. Turkey and
SIAM as We ! as duplicates OF. those OF
various parts of EuroIe Address,
r. w. LORA,
No. % West 10 St, New York. S. S. A.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

THE majority Of the sinking fund com.
missioners wisely thought that it wa,
better to put some OF the convicts 10
earning expenses, 30 it reconsidered its
rejection of the proposal Of the Mason.
Foard Company to lease the labor Of 400
OF them and accepted their proposition.
The lease is to last four years, with the
privilege OF four more, and the price is
to be an average OF 40 cents q day, grad.
ed according to the time to be served.
The "euv." and his man Hesdless voted
against the proposal. They would have
no doubt done so if the proposition had
been dollar day and feed the convicts
on pie. Gov. Brown carries his private
too far for the great states
man his friends crack him up to be. The
lease of the convicts affects the whole
State AMI should not be governed by
personal resentments.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

-Four banks in Los Angeles, Califor'
mia, and one in San Diego, closed theil
doors Wednesday.
Collections of Internal revenue for
the eleven months ended May 81 were
sl45,6s3, $50, an increase OF s7,457, i03
over the corresponding period of the
last fiscal year.
-Aristides, the winner of the first
Kentucky Derby and famous atterward
for his defeat OF the mighty Ten Brock,
died in st. Louis, aged 81 wears.
"A correspondent likens the heat SUI.
fered by visitors to the Worlds Fair
Wednesday to the steam room OF a
Turkish bath. The attendance. notwith.
was estimated at 10000.
AT Hawthorne Park, Chicago, Moses
Solomon, a year-old colt belonging to
Tom Kiley, who rode Spokane in the
ST oksneProctor Knott Ken
lucky Derby, won with odds of 200 to
against him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

The COLUMBIAN FOURTH. The biggest
Fourth Of July celebration in many
years. Immense demonstrations at va.
rious points. Big crowds; a delightful
time. At the various cities along the
line OF the Queen * Crescent Route, the
18th of July this year will be celebrated
with unusual demonstrations. Ball games
illuminstions, picnics. river excursions,
parades, military drills, fire works, bal
loon ascensions and speech making will
be included in the ceremonies To assist
in making the occasion a success, the
Queen * Crescent Route will sell tickets
to any point on the system at fare for
the round-trip. These tickets will be
sold, good TO use July 81, "a and Itb,
and will be good 10 return until and in
GLIDING July 7,h, For further iniorma
ton as to rates, etc, call on agents or al.
dress u Il. Edwards, q Z A, Cincin-
natl, o.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23
Was sHsi
Doubt Thrown on tn. Report of HIIds's
Engagement.

Doubt Thrown on tn. Report Of HIIda'.
Engagement.
I'll believe that Hilda is engaged" re-
marked the girl with the ruffles on her
/ skirt.
why, did she positively deny it,
| queried the girl with the grass green
! gloves.
Didn't ask her Inotice, though, that
she thinks that every man that looks at
her is in love with her"
"Oh! Well. you may be right. have
noticed that there il always bunch Of
roses i'll her window nowadays"
Yes, and she has begun TO speak 81
Arthur as Mr.. Smythe.'"
Come TO think of il, she does. H
was there when | ran in 10 borrow her
new skirt pattern the other day. l coulG
see that she had been crying"
"Nesi | wonder why man AWAY
looks SO supremely foolish when he l.
first engaged-he always has kind Of
an apologize air
Perhaps he means TO apologize to the
other girls for not having asked thrm
first" suggested the girl with the grass
green gloves.
Maybe. notice that no one really
takes any interest in an engaged man--
except perhaps the florist. IL is differ
ent with a girl though"
Isn't II; The fact that she is ticketed
taken seems to add TO mans interest.
Now, there was Julia-you remember
Julia"
"Yes, plain little thing dressed in
black-the men went wild over her"
Didn't they: and all because she gave
out that her heart was buried in the
grave Of the man she was engaged to-"
Il remember the girls used to call her
the 'brevet widow"
Did you ever have "a widow for a
chaperonE suddenly asked the girl with
the ruiiies on her skirt.
mo, why do you ask"
Because | have, and it is ever so much |
nicer. IL saves you lots Of mistakes, an
besides she has no husband TO confilo H.,
so your little tricks are not in danger q
being repeated TO the other men before .
you have perfected them"
The girl with the grass green glove. |
rubbed her nose thOughtfully. Il h,. |
heve you are right" she said. II on 20 /
had a perfectly lovely Irritation spoil |
just because my chaperon's husband told |
the man that blondGed my hair every
Friday morning"
How perfectly horrid! And You haG
told him.
That golden hair was hereditary in
my family and that l always spent Fri
day morning in the kitchen learning to
cook"
what shame! Look! Here comes
Hilda, and Arthur is with her."
IL see, and they seem to be quarreling
desperately. Yes, they are undoubtedly
engaged. Chicago Tribune.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23
w. P. WALTON.
6 OR 8 PAGES.
EVERY FRIDAY.
TIE king OF terrors is no respecter O

TIE king OF terrors lie no respecter O.
persons. He lie as apt to strike the rich
a. the poor, if not more 80. A sixty
millionaire was made his victim Wed.
nesday, when Senator Leland Stanford
paid the last debt OF nature. He was
found dead in bed at bis home at Menlo
Park, Cal, his death having apparently
occurred without struggle. He was q
little over go years Of age and was a ma
tive of New York. He went to the
Golden Coast in 1852 and made millions
by mining for gold. He served term
as governor of California and in 1885
was elected U. s. Senator, being similar.
ly honored in 1891. He gave much OF
his vast wealth to charities, but the most
notable OF his gifts was $40, 900, 900 to the
State OF California for the founding OF q
university at Palo Alto in memory OF his
only son. He had a great ambition to
be president, but his agrarian views
were sufficient to handicap him il other
causes had not initiated against his su.
preme desire. Until the Legislature
meets in 1895 the republican govern.
Or will appoint q successor to Senator
but as that body is democrat.
C, we will gain another Senator from
hat State
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

Our fat and famous friend, Benjamin
II. Ridgely, of the Louisville Truth
had nice little piece Of pie served to
him Wednesday. The president named
him for Consul to Geneva, a pleasant
place with fair pay and little work. Mr..
Ridgely will put in his surplus of spare
time in sight seeing and writing plays
and stories for which work he has pecu-
liar sdaptability.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23
TIE last OF the Kentucky collectors has

TIE last OF the Kentucky collectors has
been appointed. David n. Comingore
being the lucky man in the 9th. The list
as completed lie Joshua d. Powers, I'd;
Ben Johnson. 5th; Mr.. Comingore 9th,
and c. II. Rodes, Sth, pretty good Sc
lection. The appointment of Johnson is
victory for Senator Lindsay and a
crushing defeat for Caruth and the Cou.
rier- Journal crowd. But we shall see
whether he laughs best who laughs first
The Senator may have bitten off more
than be can masticate and really injured
instead OF improved his chances for re.
election
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

IT is charged, apparently with truth,
that Frankfort spent over $4,000 with
the legislators, who are open to that kind
ofargument, for the retention of the State
capital. One member is alleged to
have gotten for his vote $1,000. while
$500 was the minimum figure. A show
OF investigation will be made, hut no.
body will be convicted. 1t seems to be
the legislative prerogative to accept
hrihea
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23
Nh. WArrERsoN doesn't like the tern

Mr.. WArrKRsoN doesn't like the term
"a Cleveland democrat" judging by this
paragraph in his paper Every once in
a while we see in some bandy-shanked
newspaper OF the tow.legged species the
term "a Cleveland democrat" One
would naturally suppose that all Of us
who are democrats are Cleveland demo
Gratis, assuming Mr.. Cleveland to be
democratic president and the official
head OF the party. But Cleveland
democrat" par excellence, what is be
Why, obviously a son -of a.gun who
wants an office, and who, failing to get
one, will straightway turn about and de-
nounce Mr.. Cleveland as son.oi-a.gun
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

SPEAKER MOORE is candidate for gov
ernor, with the prospect OF finding that
the people have had enough of him for
the present, at least. Every member of
the present Legislature ought to be per-
mitted to take,a long, lingering rest. If
they are half as tired as the people are,
they need it badly, and if We are not
mistaken they will be given many year
to rest up.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

So much complaint having been made
OF the small and badly presented ex
hibit OF Kentucky at the Worlds Fair,
DIR. John D.iWoods has presented res
olution calling on the commissioners to
show what they have done with that
100000 they were given to have our re-
sources shown up. 1t begins to look like
there has been gross neglect, if nothing
more criminal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

john WANAMAKER, Cheap john as
he is better known, believes in advertis
ing and will go to any extreme to get it.
He has filed suit at Chicago to compel
the Worlds Fair TO close Sundays, with
no other view, it is alleged, except to
keep himself his wares before the coun.
tFv
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

Gov. PATTIsoN, OF Pennsyl vanis, seems
TO be somewhat.of Puritan and stick
Ter for the old blue laws. He has vetoed
the bill repeating the special Sunday
law, which imposes a fine OF s25 for pub
fishing newspaper in Pittsburg on sun.
day
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

ILLINOIS is rejoicing over the adjourn
ment of its Legislature. Kentucky would
like to join her in such rejoicing, but
alas her Legislature will never let loose
till the last dollar is gone.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23

comfortable, gentlemen, verify little
more comfortable. Yours Truly,
L. VI. LAsLkY.
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NEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. !. \ ii. IL. ar Co., Icsste.)
-Iraln, West i-dst stuIOn, NIw-i Ork, as fo!-
cws and Il minutes earlier fom II. FrsnAli st.. ~ H..
:j,3O A. nl.-DAly for Ncmhuis, Kingston, Albany;
daily except Sunday, wet OF Coeymans Je
,.3O A. ~. Dolly Tor Albany except sunday, Mont.cAl.
iUiiO A. vi. DAILY for Albany, Utica. sy acusc 70 hes
Ter buffalo Niagara kails. Detroit. Chicago; exeep,
-irur Toronto.
1i.35 4. M.-Daily except sunday. for Albany and
4,O0 4. M.-n,iiy. except sunday. for Albany.
r. N.-paly for Albany. Montreal. Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Chicago. 81. Louis.
$50 r. ,i.-Daly exeep; Sunday for Newburs. Albany
Saratoga anu Montreal. .
h,ls p M.-Daiy f1r Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochcs
tor unalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
st. Louis 80 . .
HAV ll.sl Jaw Locals, 90 A. NJ. 2;i5. rs =. a.
r.. LOCALS, So 'l0:lO \. NJ, Il 10, 80.
:35 70 10. ~ as l.. ~
Sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
troll, ii. ago on all through trains.
Daily ror tickets time .taaics parlor and sleeping
car Information apply Offices Brook
ign 1913 wishng,on.st.. 72c tniton;st Annex once
az Broadway l4s Bwery 81 East l4th.st.. s. west
18th and Sat ms
{. E. LAMENT. General Passenger Agent.
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6 onnirn Board.
Steamboats,

FALL RIVER LINE
For BOSTON. VIEWPOINT. Providence. Coit1Se tity;
NANTUCKET. CAPE COD, WHITE MOUNTAINS ana
" Dol Bi.E SERVICE during SUMMER MONTHS The
four leading steamboats, the word IN commission To-
g,thcf. ,., ..,,,,
PURITAN, PIIGRIM.
PLY MOI I'll and PROVIDENCE.
Leave New from Pier p. y. r.. foot OF .urIay-s
- follows:
5,lO y. VI, ea DAYS sundays Tor ran iiN'f
dlrr connecting witt. Pullman Nc,tibucd Train due Bo
Ton 80 l. NJ aud with train fof New u eiioia, there con
~, ,,y Cottage CITY ana NantucLet Nihe
20 boat non Ncw-YoFh sundays touches at Newport
No-dIy~ at s Is a. Nj $500, r.t
oils =. w., Ncrt DAYS only icI Hcwpofl ana ra'
River; due Newpot 10 F1ll EiNcr 90 a: "a a On
,rr,ng with Pullman Nc-tlbu q train. du" Boston y U"
q n and with trains Tor cape tod points, the white
Competing Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week DAYS ana
srncav. l.. NJ. jersey city 4 90 l.. NJ SPIN
did land and attached - each steamer IN con'
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

EArKl.>s TRAINS leave staton CentrlI HsIIFold Of
New Jersey foot " IAbsity-st. North River IN - an
FSE FiIIAppfLriiA week days ;SC qS o rs
dining caiI' 90 cTaGot paror csr)a 500 go
SO M; u hlgs sg So i,Sc o1 10 "a 20 20
.. m, II 10 night. .......ao.. III, -,
aud sundays 90. II 80 Dining Can. o. m, 80 $3.50
Dining Car, 90. O 90 y. ~, II 10 night
pullman Psror Car, on dsy 'rane, ana Pullman SLEEP
rcIe,s and parlos Car Seats be procured at 172.
o3s oGI AIS Oh l140 1913 Broadway. 73i Sxthave.
o5l Co'mnbusavr. 13t East l25th.st.
:0i IVES, iejth.>t. NowYork Court.st. $50 Fuitonst
nrooslvn and 9s nrt adway. william burg
" Tho Ecv.York Transfer Co. viii call for and chscE
h,o,aye from. hotel residence u Destination.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
PenInsy!v!yan
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and lltell0clilg Switches.
TRAlNS LEAVE CITATIONS foot OF
Dc.bros.cs and Cort!nndt streets.
In Eject MAX 2;si. 1923.
TIE COIUMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 A. M.-IIlHsn vc-t.t uie Sleeping cars to chi.
c,so and Cincinnati. Dining. sns&ns and la'sense'
IndianaroI., so a. n. ChtagO 10 90 ~ mex, Day
FAST LINE.
0.e0 4. M.-ror r;t,shuFs and Central Pennsy Nsi's
lsfior Cas- ID Pi;tburg.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,...,,
1900 N0oN-,omrs.s sas"s..gy ., r n.9 sE Ss
,%c ana o9eF sn 0 s'' fs,eA ahIo as or Ios
So isiH.' maid nFoer shop ot:y ami al Ia
q bon. or G A h9 n u 81
ST. Louis. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EMPRESS.
20 st. t. Laa ca. Ia ' .a tSsase ".tSiis
inG ar and s,'en.'. co,he, g. d. E n - M, and
TIKI WESTERN EMPRESS.
s '1sse ash Il 70 D" tcs Sa'
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r: VI. wtc@Gars, 7:j y. IA sgnd.ys- rul'na an
q Ist "' DSlsg 0 a; %sa. E;s%ssd AZ
b.. Louis co IN. second morning.
PACIFIC EXPIRES
40 c;.s1 fta. daily cs;sss nt 81
% NOR Io.ed@ II =" p No. 'p"O"' 40 49,
SHENANDOAH VALLEY route for penis nt o. %.
No.i aad West. y la't Tenn. Va Ga KS =, o ~
sas S Sa' s. ss Il 10 E5na A'"oe"' ana
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1899 ... an c. .%. ..tnse S'G41as
$40 wI.S "a. e %Is Limited daily vesOulo
ulimai p.i.or Cans anu D'"'Es a. arriving was"
Addill.aai E.prr,. rrains. 20 500 30 AID II o9
zoo no , 80 ,Ili, ,.na, Nrrs, sn SV 80
I'D r., ss hsG$;: oS I'd 40 = M
40 T.. M.-E,ehre"d ana Danvi!e Esp,,e.' daily
Al Vluc, md NeworIooh'. Dinns Gar 20 Montgomery.
SEQ r. II. HDaiy for al. toin,, che,.lc,No L Ohio
For oES rdiSF eo&Fof:r and SoEgSTh va S CAP,
1S1s%yn .iissS G sai:.'''' '"a' ~a
r.! sSs; FL; $s.T =. iSs'''' with
10! 'ssS t"is 49, :' G' ;S ~ n'
iDo not stop ut Asbury PARK snd ocean Gove on sun
r,s.-. Eos s.cF ~ 80 40 20 w.,s
inst9a Limited. .na Dning oar ana u 90 ?; m.
az 100 noon Psnn'a Limited. Win DlnnS Carr II 20
90 : 10 500, so 100. $50. .:o, co. D 80
90, 700, and 2 90 ana l. 10 night com
notation IL 100 q. m. 30 aud 800 ,. M. slnilys
Express. o Il. 80. 90 10 90 IN az 100 nJon
Limited, 60, 100 3d. 90 40. 80. 8 90, $3.50
y. M. and I2:l5 night. Accommodation. 100 and
.np m.
Ter Timetables Of trains To local points the Penn
syl'ai'a i.Aoad system apply a. n, folo"ins T'k,t
Offices: Nos. 433. IA. il!6. i.3e3 lib aud 2j br al
way, l A,,os House 10, East i25th Street 2Gi West
l25h street. .c5 Columbus Aycnu. 737 sixth A'e.ue
and foot of Dc,br1s-cs and Cortlsndt Street: CoIr
Street. eC0 Fulton Street, % Breatway nDf Brook "
AnncS station foot Of fulton street Broedyn: 10
Hudson street Iiobokcn; station, jersey cry.
The New. York Tran-fcr Company w.ll call for and
chek baggage hotels and residences through q det
nat6h. . .1o
s. NJ. PROVOST. j.. T. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Delaware. Lackawnnnr and Western Il. X.
stations In New Yor foot OF barclay mud CHRISTOPHER
SHORTEST LINE: vEsTiBILED TRAINS.

DMec: route to NEwAHk. BLooNFlELD. MoSrSLAth
ALE Ui.ANuE>. odnmit. berna dsyiIIs. Baskn3
udse, Mael-sn. Morr.'tSTn r4sIs paterson hG .o
rArCoNG Ieexctt town scMooLEY,s MOUNrAttH
GHr .'' sTRou psnu RG pocono Mountains; sCRAN.
ION. PlrIsroN, WILkEsBANkE, NANIIG0KE
HNMiC$, 0%r.:D AOKwiCH, waurvlls, uTis I
gGiiWyH5c6P,, -inlnAtHs: SeWEGo HtItsA; tSkSiSS
dWEsr' ,SoRTMWTTT ANn souTHwuEsSsJTH oo rx
i'i.E1o-. Pullman para, cafs. Come. Is at Buffalo
With train Tor Chicago arriving sA' d. NJ next
1870 A. VI. -BINGiIAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 p. M.-scHASToN. DIHGuAMToN. and Ell
l,1O p. M.NscKANToN I!HESHARRE ami PLYM.
,,3o p. W. tDalvl.-BtfFXIh LIMITED EXPRESS.
''Io l',',,. .eepcrs. Arrives N rs a. m.
s.oUiP. NJ. tDslly)-BUtFALo HfC HFiELD SPRINGS
TICKETS ead PULLMAN ACCoMMopATtoNs at 70
Murray-s, and f2a Bro,iwav Tickets at fery sations
isj and ol2 Broadway 80 West le5h:s, 2S3 Coumbu.;
"a broadway, BROOKLYN Tine tables. giving full In.
~ HWHit;oo'Ic"fT EXPKtSs COMPANY viii call for and
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
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Gummer Resort 0ni1es.
Where are YoQ Como this Simmer?

Send cent? 70 pay posasc Tor A. illuis'%a D
Iso &c. VsiIvav In tne healthiest and most
Se,ehfu resion access New-Yok 20 feet ABOVE
snc sea !: giyc, OF 80 hot"s. Farm o"u
BOARDING houses. rats board distances &C. o
ST. S4i 1913 Broadway ?sl on Av ls' Eas lSsn
soot or TrsnxIn and West aga Sts. In brooklyn at
Court ST 500 Fulton St.. els Atlantic Az. ~ br M
Manhattan Az. Creenpoint, os 70 j. l. Ahuci-
,:cr,i pa. ct Hravcr n. Y
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"ouT on LONG ISLAND"

ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE BOOK Of all the re-
sorts and PAMPHLET Of HOTELS ana BOARDING
COTTAGES.
Issued by tho L. l. X. u. Co. Season 1893.
Free application at 1872 o'o Ioio brodi"av ana NJ
TICKET OFFICE. II BROADWAY, y. Y.
In pr,oklvn At Fatbush-avc. station and 1888 Fulton.
st or send : cents In stamps 10
'''' II NJ SMITH Traffic Manager J.. l. City. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

NANUI T1OON nNU T.
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER S. y. L.. FOOT RECTOHST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. seabnght
Monnorth Ecach Long Bancn, at 30. ~ 10 \. NJ
II 90 H. 81 saturdays. 40, = 20 H. NJ Sundays . 80
n. NJ. .Uy 4. NJ 1900.
for kiberon Ocean Grove. Asonry PARK and Point
pIc,s,ut 10 IL A. NJ Il go H. NJ. saturdays, Is l.. VI
sundays except ocean Grove and Asbuty PARK 900
FOR Lakewood Toms River and l'arncgat ! 80 4. II
Il 700 l.. NJ. >at'Irdays. $40 T. NJ
NEW.Y YORK. ONTARIO AND WE~rEH> RAILWAY
E,cu, sion Tickets, Nrw-Yort 10 Chicago and Return
$3.50
Through trains for Chicago and the wo rs Ear Ie,.o
foot of I'D fOows, IL minute, earlier iloD
Franklin 81. 49,. .r..., p,,u
man sleeper, New-York TO Chicago Arrives Detroit l4o
u Nj tnlrago : 80 l.. NJ. 81 Louis, 40 a. NJ. 49,,
7,iJ r. daily. via Na.stS Fails Reclining cha5
Pullman slccIrrS. N"wYorI g cesago Mrise- ron
Bis r. ii CcNrcp SUNDAY, f9r Campbell HILL ia nis
diei"wn WooI lin rlurg ElcnNile Falburg. Hurley'Nie
and pullman accommodations at 37l Broadwsy
Newyo Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
70 q. ANDERSON. e. p. A. SO Beaver 81. N. Y.