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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

W. Y. T~aliaferro went up to Santa Fe
last night.
Col. II W. Dobson returned last night
from Santa ke.
Mammoth Strawberries. two boxes 30
cents. SAN JOSE MARKET.
j. X. Fisk. the HillsbOro banker, re-
turned 10 his home this morning.
Judge A. b. Fall passed through the
city last night on his way to Santa Fe.
Harry p. owen, clerko OF the court did not
leave last night for Chicago, IA reported.
VIM. Dszs, the travelling engineer for
the Santa Fe Pacific, came Ia from the
west last night.
W. G. s%chepple, the representative OF
Il. q. McLain. wool buyer OF Santa Fe. is
in the city to-day.
Carloe Dignso, OF Santa Fe. Is In the
city to figure on the Hadley science hall
addition to the New Mexico university.
For good and sufficient reasons Mar
shall McMillin did not leave for Usage.
No. II this afternoon.
Shrewsbury catsup, Shrewsbury may.
onnaise, Shrewsbury baby corn, Shrews-
bury burnt onion sauce. TO be had only at
the SAN JOSE MARKET.
c. Q. Hall went to Las Vegas to day.
lie will interview the merchants OF the
Meadow city on business, and also talk
up the street fair and carnival.
J. u. Morrison, the United States dis.
trict attorney. who has been TO Santa Ne
TO attend the funeral OF his mother, anne
In from the north last night and con-
tinued on to his home in Prescott. Ariz.
j. II. McCutcheOn. formerly OF SOcOr o,
but registering at the Sturges European
from ri PasO, IL in the city again. Il Ia
rumored that he intends TO again engage
In the newspaper business, this time ut
Phoenix. A. I.
Il. Francis, the senior member OF the
urm OF II. Francis Il Son. doing business
at Seb0yets. Valencia county. was made
u citizen OF the United States last Satur.
day afternoon. Mr.. Francis left for his
home out west last night.
j. Wood, the manager Of the Monte
CristO Mining company OF the Golden
district, IL in the city. He reports the
Golden district In fine condition, and
says that 1t will surely be represented at
the Territorial Fair to be held In this
city the coming September.
J. T. Mclaughlin. one OF the most
popular citizens Of Santa Fe county, IL
here to-day from the San Pedro mining
district, for the purpose OF purchasing
necessary supplies. Mr.. Mclaughlin IL
the manager OF the Santa Fe Gold X
Copper Mining company, and when seen
this morning by The CITIZEN represen-
tail We he was praising up the wonderful
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19

They agree TO land all visitors at the
Iam0us resort at supper time. The
travel IL made from Thornton 10 Bland,
and from there through the great Co
chit mining district to the Sulpnurs.
Marshal McMillin discovered Ruth, the
travelling companion Of the weeded
widow. Mrs. johnson. who made Albu-
quefque her headquarters some few
months ago. and a gentleman II color
yi0lsting the vagrancy ordinance OF the
city, and consequently the municipal
Golfers are $40 richer TO day.
Pinespples. bananas. oranges, grape
fruit, currants, apples. peaches, straw
berries. ~blsckberries, red raspberries, Lo-
and fresh vegetables Of every description
at the SAN JOsE MARKET.
Pure summer fruit drinks from Arkan-
sas, for safe at J. l.. Bell " Co.'S. Or
snge, peach, catswba. grape and cherry
p~hosphates are drinks ut for kings.
All who have not paid their poll tax
yet, should call ~ Hawley's on the Cor
ner and do 10 at once Roy Mcdonald,
clerk.
G. G. Pitrat. electrician. All kinds OF
electrical work aud repairing done. on
short notice. Colorado Telephone, No. l25,
II you intend to visit the celebrated
J Jemez hot springs. stop at Blocks hotel
the best hotel In central New Mexico.
For n strictly frelh aud high grade
butter try the SAN JOSH MARKETS Sedg
wick creamery, two pounds, 40 cents.
Twenty-Five different styles OF mems
| summer suits-st actual manufacturers
cost. Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Attend the ssle Of all wash materials
Some remarkable values are being offered
at the ECONOMIST this week
Parasols reduced to close out while
there IL still Use for same during this
season, at the Economist.
Our carpet stock consists OF all the
latest patterns and designs. May 4
faber. Grant Building.
Watch our windows for display Of liy.
ing pictures. etchines, water cOl0rs, etc
X. II. Hellweg Il Go.
Wanted - Girl to do general house,
work. Apply to ]. n. O'Rielly. corner oil
Eighth and Roma.
Strawberries. rsspberries and cnrrantt
htt TtftlNf1 uhliy WI llt ~tiflBtThtof W
, ]. l.. Bell N Co.
That % cent underwear we're selling
IL becoming the talk Of the town. Ros'
enwsld Bros.
The best beef In the city at Farr's
meat market, on south Second street
Leave orders.
Lace curtains, embracing the mos'
desirable styles and patterns NJ -
raoefs.
Our - cent counter will prove Of
specia' INTEREST I" YOU hoNel""'n hro4
Ice cream fre' Ears and water coolers
iii sizes anu prices "ni'ne!
Wash goods, dainty materials, for very
little money ~ i'leiu 'hls week
Delsney's chocolates aud bon bons are
Tue pest iney are noms name .
Mattresses, all kinds, and prices 10 sui
e'eIyoooy NJ ru''eiieH'
u rH' youI p,c,u,e III" ''auhe "naue D!
c.u.s... ,-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19

All accounts due the firm OF T., l.,
Washburn Il Co. will he collected by
either X. l.. Wsshburn or W. G. Leonard,
office with Mandell Il Grunsfeld, at the
old stand. X. l.. WASHBURN Il Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19

Contents Of eight room Hat. full OF
roOmers, doing a paying business, good
location, Inquire of T. b. Metcalf, next
door 10 Wells. Fargo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19
Johnston's J.n.z stage

Johnston's J-meH stage
viii leave on regular trip every Tues
day morning, returning To tina city
Thursday. Prepared 10 make extra
trips. Those desiring to Wait the famous
Jemez hot springs should leave their or
ders with JAMES T. JOHNSTON,
Copper Avenue stables,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19
Hun over
70 the Icsbsrg for u hottie OF old whisky,

Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Company.
Attend the special hosiery sale at the
Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19

Nothing but the best at
Rupees soda fountain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19
CHEESE! CHEESE!

A JOSE MA r X E T
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19
Ladies' S~hirtwaists!

Ladies' Shirtwaists!
We need no longer comment on the
superiority OF fabrics. workmanship
and lt-thst has become an estsb-
lished fact. To these sterling quail
ties WI have added extreme cheap
ness OF price.
Waists that sold for soc, now. 25c
Waists that sold from 75c TO tI.OO.. SOC
Waists that sold for tl.25, now. 75c
Waists that sold for $3.50. now. 600
Waists that sold for sl.75. now. LES
Waists that sold for $2.25. now. l.50
Waists that sold for $3.50, now. l.75
Waists that sold for $3.50, now. $50
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-19

Did you get any Of those % cent u
pendera at ROaenwald's.
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THE DIFFERENCES.

Thirteen pounds best new potatoes for
% cents.
How many pounds do you get at the
credit stores We know Of some that
ara only giving ten pounds, That's the
difference between cash and credit.
THE MAZE.
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shirt, many only half u ono, and somo
none at all Nearly 1900 men were hayc
footed, and occasionally might be seen n
soldier who was all hut naked Sometimes
there was nothing TO cat In tho camp but
rotten salted horrings Men were known
20 snatch at the dough Of half baked cakes
in the kitchens of the farmers wives. The
contractors md the commissary agc~TS
and the continental congf~,s had brought
l2,000 men TO the verge ~ starvation, and
the blood of General Wayne ran hot with
rage as be looked on his poor fellows, weak
with hunger. Indeed there was but one
horn tumhler and also but one wooden
dish for every mess
Washington himself dincd one day on
potatoes and hickory nuts. My good
man, he said 90 tho sentinel in front OF
his headquarters, pacing mp and down in
tho bitterness Of n cold morning. have
you had anything TO oatY No. sir, was
the reply. Give me your musket, then,
and so inside and get somc breakfast.
And the tall Commando Rravoly walked
up and down rs guard over his own
lousp %
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together and cut OF the required portion
rs neatly as If ho had used straight edge,
then turning to the professor with rath-
er significant leer and twinkle of the eye
said, Seeanco an ART dinna aye gang the
githor, professor. Huxley and all pres
ent collapsed. Huxley put his hand into
his pocket and, taking out sovereign,
gave IL 10 Alexander, adding at the same
timc, "You have done mo" Tho same
evening Alexander related the story with
great gusto 90 friend. Wh~H asked how
ho dared make SO free with such distin-
guished man, no replied with great om.
phasis, lord, mon, they bits o. profcssc-
bodies ken nacthing Mt a except their
buiks. "---Cornhill Magazine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-09

n Deaf and Dumb Fathers Punish
ment of q Had Boy.

ment of Had Boy.
81 witnessed something the other day
that made me feel bad and at the same
time there was q laughable phase to the
affair, remarked a Denver resident.
"Something In politics Of course" ven
tured friend, who thought there could
be no many sided affair in Colorado un,
less ID partook of political nature.
'No, nothing like that. Out few
doors from where live deaf and dumb
couple have been living for several years
and seem to get along with their neigh.
bors better than any Of us. The husband
has good employment, and tho wife Is a
frugal and prudent woman. So, taking
everything into consideration, they have
got quite q nice little home for themselves
and somo money ahead. But they have
one thing that is not credit to them,
and that thing Is In tho shape Of a grea.
big, overgrown boy that is one of the
meanest evidences of humanity on earth.
Some day, IL no is not checked, the hang
man viii get him; but that has nothing
10 do with the story.
II was passing by the house yesterday
morning and j noticed that the old man
was angry at tho boy. Now, the latter
can talk and hear as well as anybody and
rather seems to enjoy getting a crowd of
boys together and then cursing tho old
man, just so the other boys will laugh.
This time, however, the old man was mad
and did not propose to allow his wayward
boy to have his own way. Just as was
passing he motioned me TO stop, and then,
pulling his hand from behind him, brought
70 light what shone out In grand style as
ncwly purchased rawhide Then I knew
there was going to be some fun, and /
walked inside the yard Well, sir, he just
grabbed that boy, nearly as large as he
was, Jerked him into half upright posi-
tion and then began laying on the leather
The boy began TO swear and use language
that would shock any neighborhood, but
of course, the father did not hear a word
OF 1t.
The father quit second and then
coming over TO where I was standing
took out his pencil and paper and asked
me In a lire or two to tell him what the
son said wrote out tho brutal swear
words just as heard them. He read the
words as wrote them down, and then,
fairly shaking with rage, returned to the
boy and began anew the work. 1t was
fully ten minutes before that boy was con-
quered, but when he did give In no was
the most p5nitent fellow you ever saw.
Before the old man had finished half OF
the neighborhood was present and con-
graduated him on taking the boy in
hand. Here is what he wrote on a slip OF
paper when they suggested thanks TO him:
I know he is IA bad boy, but the Lord
has made ne without hearing so / cannot
know these things like you can got
letter saying that he said bad words about
his mother That Is what punished
him for. Please tell mo when you hear
bin say bad words and help me to make
man of him. '''-Denver Times.
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Practical wives.

The wives of men of sentiment often
possess vein Of strong common sense and
matter of fact nature which may at
times servo to bring their poetcal hus-
bands down from their flights of fancy
rather rudoly.
Jean Paul represents Siebenkas as read
ing one Of his beautiful fancies to his wife,
who listened with eyes cast down, appar-
emily absorbed I'm his words. AS he fin
ishcd and waited for her appreciation to
express itself she said quickly:
Don't put on those stockings tomor.
row, dear. l must mend that hole in the
left one
One day, when Sir Walter and Lady
Scott were roaming about their estate, they
saw some playful lambs i'll meadow
"Ah, said Sir Waiter, 'ts no wonder
that poets from the earliest ages havo
made the lamb the emblem of peace and
innocence
They are indeed delightful animals,
said Lady Scott, particularly with mint
sauceP'-Youths Companion
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HUXLEY AND THE PORTER.
A story showing That Professors
Can Sometimes lie stupid.

Old Alexander, the Porter of tho insti-
tuition and quite distinguished chnrao-
ter among the members of the society,
was assisting the professor 10 hang the
diagrams. The screen on which the dia-
grams were hung was not very large, and
Huxley, do as he would, could not succeed
without tho blank corner OF one diagram
overlapping the illustration of another
one on which he placed great importance
What was To be doneS The professor ask
ed Alexander 60 bring pair Of scissors.
Tho scissors were brought, but as the Joint
was somewhat loose the professor was not
able to cut the paper, and he threw the
scissors down In disgust, adding that
they were useless. "Nera guild shears,
professor" said Alexander Il tell you
they won't cut. said Huxley. "rry
again, said Alexander. "They will cut.
The professor tried again, and not sue.
ceeding said somewhat angrily, Bring
mo another pair OF scissors" Lord (then
Sir William) Armstrong stepped forward
and ordered Alexander to go and buy a
new pair Vera guild shears, Sir vii.
llam," persisted Alexander, and picking
mp the scissors from the table md placing
his thumb and forcnnger into the handles
be stepped forward and asked Huxley how
be wanted the paper cut "Cut II there
said Huxley somew hat taftly At the same
time indicating the place with his fore
finger
Alexander took hold ~ the paper. and.
inserting the scissors, pressed the blades
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Original Parrots.

An enterprising London bird fancier
once advertised his parrots, which he
claimed We're the most original I'm the
world. A man called To examine and
purchase one OF these remarkable birds
and was shown one which looked neither
beautiful nor omplished-indced, it
looked ugly and commonplace. He no
sooner oponed his mouth, however, than
his genius discovered itself
What do you want for ftp" asked the
possible purchaser.
Fifty pounds.
Mako it guinoasr' exclaimed the par
rot. The delighted customer bought him
at once
Time passed, and the bird said never a
word, not even Pretty Poll" The man
sent for tho dealer and thus frankly ad.
dressed him II have been taken in. This
internal bird is dumb"
He only Processes to make original OBJ.
servations," lamely argued tho dealer
"Nonsensel You have your money At
least tell me how he contrived to say,
Make it guineasl' at so appropriate mo-
ment I'll forgive you il you tell the
truth"
Very good, sir. My parrots all make
original observations, but only i'm my pres
ence. | am n ventriloquist !"
Tho customer then shook hands with
the dealer and gave him list of his per-
sonal friends who were also parrot fanci.
Crs and who also In due time were taken in
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hills around the lodge may be clothed
with modern plantations of fir and larch
but those arc merely ornamental frinRes
of tho forest The forest itself IL "a great
waste of mountainous moorland, trceless
brown with heather or gray with coarse
grass--a Wilderness sacred 60 the red deer
from which human dwellings arc ban.
ished.
The many hundreds of square miles Of
bleak, high lying moors now devoted TO
deor forests never could have maintained
largo population There have been farms
and crofts i'm the green patches IN the
glens, and I'm the old times the cattle were
driven i'm the summer Co the sheiings high
up among the hills. Now the only people
who live in the forest throughout the year
are tho forester and his family at tho
lodge with perhaps an underkceper thero
and one or two Other Keepers at tho oppo-
site side ~ tho forest, some dozen miles
away y.-Gcntloman's Magazine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-09

That little Mrs. Percy is altogether too
facetious," growled the doctor when he
reached home.
What has shc done?" asked his wife.
why, told her today that her hus
band was at last on the road 10 recovery.
but that she must be particularly careful
10 see that be suffered no mental or ncrv.
Gus shock until he has fully regainod his
health and strength, and she instantly
suggested that IL probably would be wise
for mo TO withhold my bill for six months
or so under those circumstances. Chi.
cago Post
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WASHINGTON as A SENTINEL.
walked ON Guard nj valley Forge 60
Relieve n starving soldier.

William Porrino gives graphic picture
of Washington's memorable winter of sur.
foring at Valley Forge I'm Tho Ladies
Home Journal. "Sontinels pacing in tho
snow on the outposts took oil their caps
and stood I'm thcm 20 save their feet from
frcozinr," no writes "loro and there
could be found even officers ia "a sort oi
dressing gown made Of old wooden bed
covers The stout hearted women of New
Jersey sent their quilted clothes as Christ.
mas presents, with the patriotic Jest that
as women werg said sometimes 10 wear
the trousers. 80 now there would be en- sx-
cuse for men who might wear the potti.
coats
Washington, who aver exaggerated
said that few men bad more than ono
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-09

Mrs. Holmes-What has changed George
Golghtly sos He used to neglect his wife
scandalously, but now he's devoted To her
Mr. Holmos--Yos; she had her portrait
placed on the dial of his watch, and his
friends, who think he's single, have been
asking TO be introduced TO hcr.--Jewelers
Weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-09

A highland deer forest Is not, Of course,
n vast, donsely wooded park. AS high.
lander said 90 an Engllshman who won.
derod that trees were wanting there.
whoever heard Of d forest with trees
There may happen u BE- trees Ia the for.
est. natural birch woods may cling 20 the
sides VI glen, on tho lower slopes Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-09

A. d. STEBRINS. Asst. Traffic Manager.
W Z. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
j. Z. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager
Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED-Case o. bad health that
R-I-P-A-NsS viii not benefit. Send 5
cents 90 ltipaus Chemical Co. New
York. FOR 10 samples and 1000 tcsti-
mcnlals. jl,-1y
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MARRIAGES SOLEMNIZED--J. p.
449 Shawmut avenue, noar w. Newton
street. Boston Mass, private residence
Appointments made. jams limo.
c.VtSeIhi2afif.5 and the man i'm the mo
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SHIPPING AND STEAMBOATS,.
Merchants and Miners Trans
E0ratiOn Company.

First-cIass Passenger Ser
vice from Providence every
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 3 p. m. Through Tick
cts sold to all points South
and Southwest. Baggage
checked to destination.
LOCAL RATES.
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IL rllE PROVIDENCE DAILY NEws
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MEDICAL.
Or. HAMILTON. sneciaIist.

IIasremovcd from the old Dr. Maitisou Office
rear ljl 20 ell Union street. cor Meybossct.
Room ~. persons suferiug from acute or
chronic dtseases soon relieved and quickly
cured also q fuil line Of Elastic and sprin 4
Bandages g. new ond sTeatlv improve
to- difficult gases ffiess low tonsultatl8u
no Il.s.maL -Li.nLLlu ELNsm % mI-Lna
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FOR NEW YORK (via Stoningtou
Line)-1.S0 and sos p. III. daily cx-
oept Sundays).
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
(Shore Line)-a1.12, 1.25 a. IN. daily.
s.O1 1906, cll.0l Qimited). 1l.13 a. m.
(exp.). 207, 4.05 daily. COS daily.
for New Haven BID y. m. daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON tvia Harlem
River)-lO05 a. IN. Except Sunday;
Sl7 .. m. daily.
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Tickets include meals and stateroom sccommo.
dstions. send Tor descriptive folder ctc.
for freight or passage, apply 70
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j. w. McCLOSKEY. Agent.
Office and Wharf. foot OF Benefit street.
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FUIt NEW IIDNDON-al.1y, 10
daily exp). Csc taccom.l s.o7 Qoc.
exp). 1905 (exp), 1910 (exp. to East
Greenwich. 11.0r Oimited). lila q. m.
texp). 2.07 texp). 2.10 taccom.). AS
texp. daily, 40 (accom.). 5lc (ac.
com. .6.05 (exp. daily. S.;7 p. m. teyp-
daily. Sundays-7.55 a. m; 400 p. m
HOPE and way stations-6.30, $50 e.
m; 1880, 2.30 40 $50. $50, 11.c0 p. m.
Sundays-9.30 a. m: $50 d. nj.
OAKLAND BEACH. BUTTONWOODS
and way stations--6.20, go a. M:
1920, 2.20. 40. $50. GO, Il2O p. m.
Sundays-9.20 a. m; go $50 d. IN.
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Providence TO Norfolk, Va, IS 900
Round Trip, 1900
To Baltimore, Md, 1000
Round Trip. 1000
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eEAvrR.rRINMFn whivnvo cosTi,r rANpER's BAzAR
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wORCEsTER nIvIs,oN

For woRCEsTER-5.55. 6.35 (sxp.I
7.55 (exp. to Woonsocket). eS5 Coc.
exp), fl.55 a. m. (exp. to N,vn.
scckeD. las (exp). 3.55 teyp. ~
Woonsocket). l55 (exp.). 5.55 tesD.),
s15 p. IN. (accon.). Sundays--7..s .
m. taccom.). 1856. $50 (accomD % M
NILLVILLE-5.55. 7.55. 9.5J, ll.5s a. ms
Las, 355. ass. 5.55. 9.25 y. n. surt..ys
-7.55 a. M: 355. 5.5S D. IN.
BLACK kSTONE--5.5 725. 7.55. s25. = y,
SOS. 1i.25. l1.55 n. m: les. 1i5. E IS.
S65. 40. 4.55. SIS. b.55. 6.2S. 7.25, 8 Is.
1l.25 ID. m Sundays-7.25. s.55. y.5,
li.25 a. m: l.2J. 3.25. 3.55. SIS. 555. ss5.
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Time tables giving full Information a
70 local Tnd through train service may
be obtained at Providence station aud
stations below.
'fain service From Providence.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
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PLYNOUTIf-s.i0 a. m: IL. 40. 40 p. m
POlNTS ON CAPE COD~-640 a. m.
124O yarmouth and way stations)
$40, $40 d. m. (Yarmouth). Sun
days-640 n. m. (Yarmouth).
COTTAGE CITY-6.40, 1910 y. m, vii
Woods Hole.
NANTUCKET-6f0 10 a. m