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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

S:5i5 $s55 y:s:: J. #$5$:s #sfs: !, !,
6& Hot @ 2 oh 2h 4 Jacksn 10 Is
GIL Milton Young W 2 / II 311a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

60A SIXTH RACE-Handicap. One a sixteenth miles
OO4 For ods and upward Value to winner siO0
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Time-1Jl2. At post 2 minutes Winner blk 4, Albert.
Emeute Mrs Jas Blute good. Rockands
on his own courage Was messed about bumped repeatedly
winning in drive Belle Kinney short and do better
The Borgiau saved ground huggng rail-
s this
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

GQO SECOND RACE-Five half furlongs For two
wv year-ods. Value TO winner S3@
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

"A chill or creepy feeling is the
first sign of fresh Coda sim
gle dose of 81" at this time will
break the chill.
If you wait for the Fever, the
Pains in the Head, Chest or Back,
the Cough, Influenza or Sore
Throat to develop then many
doses of III" are required. but the
use OF IT" will surely break up
your Cold.
A book on Dr. Humphreys Sys-
tenn of Cure mailed free.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. cor
william and John streets. New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Tme-1:l6 Start good for all but in n
hard drive S9ufrere ran great Boy
through overconhdence Romane
Fir Place and show bettng-Soufrere and
to L. Judge to and out; Romaine out. = -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
HERALD CHART OF ASCOT AND OAKLAN
ASCOT

ASCOT Dec O. 1905-Third day. Presiding Judge, A. w.
Hamton Starter Richard Dwyer Weather clear Track fast
67o FIRST RAcE-sx furlongs Selling Value to winner
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

The wreath which was placed about
the neck of Silver Sue after she won
the Santa Catalina selling stakes was
beautiful arrangement of Redondo
carnations. The Williams tilly strutted
off to the barn as if she fully realized
her Importance with the floral deco
ration about her neck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

The drubbing given the layers c
odds Thursday and Friday had its eff
feet on the prices offered yesterday
Fireball at to 2, Rocklands at to
Good Luck at 3s, Blissfull at 6 to
with the contenders at equally shor
prices, were some instances of the pru
dence Of the bookies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Bologna was not the sausage he wa
thought to be. Those who recalled hi
win at sos way back yonder in tn
dim past called the 30 to l that h
could not defeat the speedy Firebal
After associa ting among the leader
for half a mile. he dropped back t
fourth and remained there.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

The bookies had their first good day
of the meeting. The holiday crowds
backed their choices heavily and those
that were in the front at the finish
were generally at too short a price for
the fancy of the average piker. Bor
ghesi was a muchly-touted good thing
and delighted the spectators by romp-
ing away from the field In handy
fashion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Time-1 IL Start fair. pulling up easily; third
driving. Charlatan I'm when let
down Arestelator not his best Tenordae woud
have break. Place and
tingCharlatan to and OUT I'm Joe to and Ares
9 to l.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

10 FOURTH RACE-The Norfolk handicap. One mile and
AA% hundred yards. For threeyear arolds and upward
Purse $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Time-l;$9 start good Won handy; BALANCE driving;
yronerdale much the Bpcure
his speed with him but quit Warte Ncht in heaviest going
race Swift Queen found the long Place and show
PettingByronerdae to and Epicure to and to 81;
Warte Nich show to 2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

The nut division of 2-year-olds will
be given another opportunity to earn
brackets Wednesday, when maidens
will pick up weight for age and travel
six furlongs for a $400 purse. Maids
which have not been as good as second
since August 1 will be allowed five
pounds, and if they have not been third
since that date they will be credited
with eight pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Twenty-one books are now operating
at Ascot. an increase of four over the
opening day. All report good plays
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

III THIRD RACE-The orsin handicap. furlongs.
.AA For two-year-ods. Purse $500
The statesman., 1905-05-12
Parrot Eneorea Grace.

On one occasion when Squire Hilton
OF Alma was entertaining the minis
ter at dinner the guest had Just con.
cluded grace when a voice behind him
observed:
Good Christian boy!"
Astonlshed, the clergyman looked
around and burst out laughing to see
only a green parrot, the household
pet and very intelligent bird. It
had previously happened that one day
the ladies' we're congratulating them
selves that the parrot. on the ocean
travels, had not learned any profanity.
when Mr.. Hilton had remarked that
Poll was "a good Christian boy" The
bird repeated It very appropriately on
the occasion OF the minister's call
Lewiston fMe) Journal.
The statesman., 1905-05-12
WHY NOT BUYY0UR
LIQUORS OF ED LEVIN

The Louisville Liquor House, oath
and Lsrimer street, is headquarters to
buy the best and cheapest in the city
Telephone 1896, Ed Levin, proprie-
tor. Sole agent for Eastern distil-
leries and Santa Rosa vineyard, All
other houses are left in the shade
he has no rent 70 pay so he can and
will sell cheaper thsn ever. Give
hi call.
The statesman., 1905-05-12

Iuose ueslIlHS copies OF HE
STATESMAN can purchase them at PIC
Pueblo ave.
E. P, Booze was a Denver visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Tillman very pleasantly en-
tertained the c. E. choir recently.
Oscar Thompson lies very i'll with
fever at the home of Mrs. Perkins.
Others on the sick list are Miss Matte
Warren, Mrs. Mortoya and Mrs. Com
mack.
Miss Clara Rose came down from
Cripple Creek last week. Her moth
er will follow in few days and they
will become permanent residents.
The Farmers Social at the Baptist
Church Tuesday evening was a sue
cess and neat sum realized.
Payne Chapel was the scene Of
much amusement Thursday evening
when the Stewards and Stewardess
rendered very unique and interest
program.
Mrs. jarrett and Misses Mary and
Lizzie johnson left Monday for Cali
fornio to remain indefinitely.
Rev. T. j. DeClelland has shown
marked improvement the past few
days. He filled the pulpit at Payne
Chapel Sunday morning.
DR.. R. s. Grant will deliver a paper
on Negro in Medicine" before the
Afro-American Business Mems League
which meets in Denver the last Of
this menth.
"City of Sunshine" Mrs. Eva Car
ter Buckner's beautiful new song,
which has just come out in our lead
ing music stores, will be sung by Mrs.
E. P. Butler, to whom it was dedica-
ted, at musicale to be given by
Prof. McGruder sometime this month.
A. S. Waddy is down from Cripple
Creek TO spend few days with his
sister, Mrs. Ed Weston in Manitou,
and friends in the Springs.
The W. G. 7. U. Mothers meeting
will be held at st. Johns Baptist
Church Wednesday evening and
members and friends are urged to be
present.
Supreme Grand Chancellor Starks
of the X. of P.'s arrived in the city
Sunday and after trip over the fa-
nous Scenic Route to Cripple Creek,
left Monday night for Pueblo to be
present at the State Grand Lodge of
K.
Rev. Tillman anticipates trip to
St. Louis 10 attend the 25th anniver-
sary of ordination TO tie Bishopic of
Bishop Turner on the Is. He expects
The statesman., 1905-05-12
COLORADO
SPRINGS

to visit Chicago before his return.
Mrs. Julia Emery and Miss Lamp,
ton VIII give a chicken and strawbsr,
ry supper Monday afternoon from 4
to II, at 42l E. Huerfano ST., the pre-
beeds to go towards aiding Rev. Till
man on his trip
MRS. Julia Emery entertained from
4 to I o'clock Wednesday afternoon
thirty children in honor of her neph-
ew, Everett Belts tenth birthday.
The children played games on the
lawn beneath the many blossoming
trees. Dainty refreshments were
served and the birthday cake illumin-
ated with ten candles was delight of
beauty. Mrs, Proctor and Miss Iris
johnson assisted.
Among the many who entertained
for Mesdames Thrower, Canty and
Mccullough of Cripple Creek, dur
ing their stay in the city were Mes
danes Manley, Caulsberry, Stewart,
Earl, Rice, Macon, Gee, Fleming, Lee.
Mrs. Pennington was at home to
about GO Of her friends Friday after
noon of last week to meet the ladies'.
The color scheme of red and white
was beautifully carried out through
the entire decorations and also in the
refreshments. Beautiful red roses
and carnations were in evidence in
the parlors and at the beautifully ap-
pointed table. Mrs. F. Moore pre-
sided at the punch bowl; Mesdames
Tillman and Hurley served refresh.
ments. The ladies returned to their
homes Tuesday.
Mrs. W. E. Proctor, who will leave
Monday for the coast has been the
recipient of several social functions.
Mrs. Joe Moore received at prettily
arranged May party at her beautiful
home Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 3.
The parlors were thronged with Colo
RADIO Springs elite complimentary to
Mrs. Proctor. The color scheme yel-
low, green and white was artistically
carried out in the menu and fayors
which we're miniature fireworks. The
hostess was assisted by Mesdames
Fred Moore and Emery, who received
iu the parlor while Mesdames Collins
and Caulsberry served ices and
creams. Misses Alexander and Col.
Inns at the piano executed some
catchy music for the occasion. II
was undoubtedly the prettiest social
event ever given.
Mrs. Fannie Franklin gave buffet
luncheon Thursday evening and Sun.
day Mrs. Emery entertained a! dinner
complimentary to Mrs. Proctor. Miss
Clara Gray accompanies her,
The statesman., 1905-05-12
Hs Knows Better.

There Is one comparison we never
yet heard man make his first wife's
children with his second wifes-Ateh.
ison Globe.
The statesman., 1905-05-12
THE STRONG COMPANY.
Denver, Colo.

Denver, Colo.
May 2, 1906.
The Union Mutual Benefit 4 Life As.
sociation.
Arapatoe Bldg, City.
Gentlemen: The adjustment Of my
claim for accident, amounting to $3.50
meets with entire satisfaction. This
is my second claim against your AS
sociation, both of which have been
me. with equal promptness. | shall
recommend the Union Mutual to all
desiring safe and profitable insurance.
Mrs. H, Walker,
290S Nelton st.
The statesman., 1905-05-12

w. Fl. Bell informs us that Mrs.
Fred Moore, not Miss Hampton gave
the entertainment at St. Johns
Church May 1st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MISUNDERSTANDING SO cars $50 head inc!uainS
market. No trade to-day in i've CATS
Feeling firm for top grades OF steers sty market
Wednesday. Dressed beef continues dull. with common
to good selling at 81 a8o per % prime to choice 9%9
to-day cattle loo sheep FOR J. Shai-
berg Son 465 cattle for schwaF7sohid 3 sgz3eTgsr
To-morrow the Wells City OF Bristol VII Do !aa zen
Iiyerbo5L viii carry about 7Ob quarters Of beef dl
vlded between the Morris Beef Company and the swift
cALyERoceipts were 800 head all for the market t
bunch OF choice veals changed hands at SO per 100 ~
other sales far reported Dressed calves In FAR
dressed country dressed in moderate receipt
saiesNH II Hollis O7 veals 1877 average. at SO per
sfIEEP AND 14AHIBs-Recelpts were $50 head, or a
cars on sale Feeling fairly Steady FOR both sheep and
vsarIIrr lambs. GOOD srT4nS rarnbs Arm About ali the
stock cleaned Choice clipped Western wethers
sold at So 10 100 ~ no wooled stock offered good
punch OF old fashioned Jersey spring lambs (fat as
spring lambs at unchanged rrces country dressed
spring lambs 50cGS1 higher ard selling at $sGS8 per car
ssles-Kerns Commission Co: go clipped Buffalo lambs
80 p aye5oge at So 30 per 100 m 1Oe Western &C. 20 ID
Iobin s. shannon 80 Jersey spring lambs. choice, at
HoGs-Receips were 11lA cars OF zoos head, includ-
ing 10 head for the market Feeling easier Good to
n Country dressed hogs unchanged 69S 10 for
heavy light weights
hogs i39 70 average at IS 50 per 100 NJ IL do 113 10
at 80 So do 14$ p at s. 10; roughs 42e 10 at 81 sO
s Sanders no state hoes. 14s 70 at s. So II d. 1s5
No. at So rs; rough. ITO 10 at 81 So; roughs 262 10
ro5ss ao5 F2s i ~ Is STATE ga, eo zoe n $780, 10
roag6 mixed western err Il hogs 2l2 r a, s. 50
81 % 2l1 n. q 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

Cotton Exchange sDecal Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
s2ee-ste demand; sales 600 bales Speculation aAI e1
200 Kidding upland. Z7d. Futures opened quiet al
j3as decline; closed easy and points lower May and
August I6d; EeptembeT-October 41sd; octo
ti-AOyerEDer, 419d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SOD Man.
enseT-Yarns cg..; cloths move slowly
'sa--he market tor essential OILS was stt1!1{,
~ pTSas quoted follows. Oil anise 81 l21z Isl "a
len51- TX
c;oC5s steady moderate jobbing business was
- sUg4'zc senega western o5q"oS snaRe VIZ
So A53z5c: DO Texas, 4Oc; do Canada. ll1z423o.
,.IDyLR AND MEAI-There was no business OF men
;iclA ne -four market to-day Quotations Were piao
-! unchanged There vague ruuloTs in some
les that good sales Of spring patents had been
is a. gt ne .ras 9 $500 pm no ,Tirts
Ss 70 winter patents, - s0Gt5 y; spring clears
= to9$s 81 No winter, So ooas3 70, extra No
nllter s. 55gS3 90 BYE FLOUR Slow quoted: Fair to
w. a loG$s co. choice 20 fancy. 81 6oss4 30 CORN
f 5Al STEADY; quoted Kiln dried 81 75aS2 So as 70
srl eaEv city steady quoted: wegern spring sl7 S.;
s.sy Shipment city bran sl9qs1e 90. bulk and acks
go Al9 5Gq$24i red dog s24 honiny chop, SD 20
1tiA-A-NHEAT-The strength Of outside markets
=. osoy Minneapolis factor in the wheat advance
4. 1eAole nTn1ess 20 t4ls afternoon corn nlaIe
80 ok The closing figures for the day showed =
t n Chicago which Jumped 43so early in the session
quickly reacted, and failed 70 regain It's run upturn
s ne tscs OF The day There seemed 70 BE lust aDoot
- e. news OF bulish nature 20 Offset Ehe continued
- De character Of rop news. inelnyg the weekly
ient DoIetin, which was REGARDED Dy the trace as
~ lesTtsh- Temperatures mild al over the pelt
VII further showers IN most At midday con
fst-e buying started by the decrease OF 2l5 o'
,tAe tn domestic stocks the week besides reduc-
- q lbs bushels IN worlds stocks com
5stS- with Io72go0 bushels increase last year no
- were al pretty strong LdVerpool tho"lIg ~. e
tgest price reached. elevator interests were gooo
forcing tie price on quickly 70 u 7so' AhAsSD''7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May o.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500 head: mar
ket steady; prime steers 609S6 60: poor
medium 81 S0g$5 40; feeders 81 75QS5 25i
81 20; bulls 81 0o8$4 90: calves $s8$5 70 HoGs-Re-
oeips 1900 head: higher: butch
ers So l5q$5 85; good choice heavy S5 l0QS5 S7l
rough heavy 81 SOa$5 %; light. O5Qs5 90 bulk Of
sales IS 1Od$5 80. SHEEP-Tecepts, 1900 head:
ket steady; choice wethers 81 409S5; fair
choice mixed, 50 5O9S5 25 native lambs. s4qS6 %
Cincinnati May 2.-UOGS-Very slow; butchers.
IS 82Aq$5 40; common S48$5 % CATTLE quiet; fair
good shippers S59S5 70; common 81 25G$3 25 SHEEP
quiet S3Q$5: lambs slow 81 25aS7 so
Buffalo ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 400 head;
steady: prime steers S6QS6 40 shipping SIS 25QS5 So
butchers 81 59S5 co. heifers s4q$5 40: cows S38$4
bulls S8a$4 10 VEALS-Receipts. 100 head: slow Doc
lower, S4qS5 HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head:
steady; heavy mixed 50 50Gs5 So: Workers SIS 45Q
55; pigs 85dS5 roughs 81 6OS4 So stags sag
Sc so; daires. SO 309$5 90. SHEEP and L4AMBS-Re-
ceips slow lambs DC lower 81 508S8 85
yearlings 50 25qS5 90; wethers 81 $685. ewes S4 Esq
81 so. sheep mixed 81 5OlS4 20.
Kansas city, Nay 2-CATTLE-Receipts. $500. nclud-
ing 500 Southerns steady Toe higher Choice
export ana dressed IS 4OQS6 49, good
81 25aS5 30 fed steers 81 259$0 stocSers and
feeders $685. Southern steers g 5GS5 SO; Southern
cows So 25dS4 rs; 50 25QS5 native heifers
IS 508$5 80; bulls 81 1884 ~ calves So 50gSG % HOGS
-Receipts $500. 2l2@5c higher. Top s. y y
bulk IS 1885 %; heavy, So 20S5 p packers So loo
tx lights 81 253S5 % SHEEP-Receipts,
Doc Market steady Native lambs, 50 60Q$I; Western
IL mis- s. 5OaST; and yearngs 81 25qS6 Texas
Clipped ysarngs 81 5oGS5 stocers and feeders So 0o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
ner Dbl. 1pcqs1; WATER

e 90; co Canadian, Rutabaga per bbl T0cGs1; WATER
Sl It4AJI77SsA per 100 lunches S1QS2.
nv 6nf Use ushroouls In Ia0osrsts SUP
put demand falling of and market weak ucunloeTs
IN nstL'y supply and weak CaulinoweTs selllns well
pr and neglected. Radishes receiving tLe at
tention Tomatoes weak. we quote: CUCUAfBERS. No
Per dozen. 6t@75c; 2 S6440c do culIs per case
-. S4Ol>iFLOWERS. per Dozen, 81 509S4 lshLdOSS1I
It1en heads 1J00c: MUSHROOMS per 10 99S oOci
70. 1Od25c - ~ 7' ~-S@-'
hA I and SDRAW-HAY-Receip rather plentltul lGr
he me OF trade expected this week. not large enough
70 "etkeI prices fl fact prime and No are ouoteu Hs
AT lelr quotations. The fairly ATTENDED 4OI
moving week. Receipts hay and straw. in tons re-
RIVER $50 West shore 40; Erie, $50; Pennsylysna-
ehigh valley 800 Oataro Western. 10: central o.
NeHersey. 19o river boats 800 Total LILO tons Rs-
cepts OF 100 STTlAWIng rye holds stoa{
business $4,000 We quote: Prime large bales per 1oo
NJ, S5c: No J. 70Q75c; g. 60po0o; shipplns
6Oc: Clover mixed 7OQl76c; DO clear, 6087Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

& Primary receipts 100000 bushels compared
- bushels last No red in the local
Nor+Ssre o 81 &c elevator and eS &c aaoet No
o aho@t. CORN-A bull movement developed In the
rn market yesterday that prices UP blshei
"a 'ds west, sustaining fairly well all day. Locally
e e e9ee was Qlc net higher. May showing the great
80 anCe one Of the principal bull influences
oaeo oG ha only 20 loads Of corn were expected at Chi
W ednesday The interior
pushels. compared 100000 bushels last year
t4S decrease OF $4,000 bushels noted IN the
~ &c e supplies OF compared with Increase
pi, 5000 bushels last week. Cash houses good
49, az The West, while offerings continued
loving ION nearly all sections The English markets. fol
F'ssIs wheat, 1zd higher. Only
go OF corn were reported for 10 closed
Kos Sa5a a.or ana SIS ao2lec b shoat; No white,
Hosc and No yellow, 80 75313c afOat, OATS
lie. houses IN Chicago small buyers Of oats.
g. NE market impetus which later kept alive
ket osd in other narkets Locally ne cash mar
Sosed as follows Mixed 90 81 h. 81 Z G35c:
Se white. 30 to 81 35 d3812c and clipped white.
90 20 SO 10 85Rd30c. BARLEY Market steady; feeding
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. May the features Of the wool market are
nobtale strength here and the centug OF interest
West. where. il reported the highest prices OF the
being paid and OF the Boston buying IS
proceeding In Montana, which. outside Of Oregon
IS practically tho only State where amount Of wool
remains unsod. Few Territories offered beyond the
Arizona woods. Pulled WOODS move freely Foreign
grades Prices about as follows: Ohio and
Pennsyivania>X and above. d345ic: Il SSg5lc; No /.
S6Q3IC; No =, SI4&Sc Inc uuWaalen
blood uHWashed. Boo eigths blood 3o9S1c half
2gd3OC, unWushed delains, 2T82SC uumerchant-
aldo oS a, fine washed deatre s619 43Tc. AichiEer-
Fine uauashed p23c quarterback uuwashed 29g30c;
thTeeeightAs blood 3Oe, hafb.lOd S29c; unwashed
lame. 25I2Gc kentucky, Indiana. eic-I4ree-e ghths
blood and quartCrbooi 3ON3lc. TcrrltoryIdahO. fine
20q2Ic; heavy 17g1Sc; hue mctum, 2042lo medium,
@-4-5c: low nedluLn, -4ltAc " y9tlLis me dS lsc'
heavy 100 lie: medium 49, c; medium 25G 24c
low medium. "a 20 Utah and Nevada, ne, I902lc;
heavy fine. 16GI7c medium, 19a2lc medium, 23ll4c
W medium 24425c Dakota hne -o@7lc; me medium.
1q2lc: medium 24U2Jc. low medium, 2ig@4c ntana.
choice. 22u23c; average, l9g2lc, nne medium.
choice 2223c average. l9d2cc staple -Sq-'c medium
choice S8E.Ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May .. 1908
,orrEF--There & number OF Influences tending
s.eesy Ire coffee market during to-days trading but
4Ts hey brought II come scattering buying orders
- I'd rot very aggressive and transactions
- ri over S. bags The opened eady
-s-os q 500 points better European cables very
80 brazilian receipts and bullsh estimates receipts
s ---zisn coffee during the month of May Later the
- ~ heipe5 little BY growing evidences Of very
srfzl decrease in the world visible supply
-; F5r the month OF April but the market did no.
re--shv improve the opening range. with
sa5y Il he net advance Of 5a10 points. Brazilian
Cr-r being received az Santos. probably owing
.-ors with railways. Otherwise Brazilian
ire6 no special feature aside Krische
- -ncrC probable receipts during May al 255 90
- sgafrst 500 bags for the last year
- fc1rss iar received the trade figuring a
SIMPLY decrease for the Of about $50
- 66 lsEs Tne spot market quiet but steady
ssS,.ts-ons an Ire basis OF sc for Rio No 7.
ranes contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. r r


L1BEETY STREET and SOUTH FERRY ctims tsua
SoILR cry I'VE minutes earlier shown below1
AAS1ONl BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND Mlrrrnx
"a ONtA--z4Oo C.15 EaEton only. a m 20 40
20 H'So EaSton en4y) ,. H. sundayA EA3o NJ Led
WILKbsBARRE AND scRANToNAs4oo s1o q m 400
?; N; sundays E43o a m, Loo p m.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
wood and LAkshurst Onyl. G56o x6OS p N. Sundays
1A4TLANTIc CIry--.e.4o a m, $40 p
YINELAAND AND BRIDGETOS-ET4.0 % a Il 40 . m
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE POINTs-sAe0
ooOt Il-SO a. m. NL2O, AS, $50. $50, l15G 7.
SIndsys except Ocean Grove. 90 m, 90. 80 p
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH BEECH.
EAST LONG BRANCTT-40O $50 $40. If 40 a n
$50 4S0 $50 Atlantic HldS only. ESQ .. ~ Sun
days e.OO g. 800 ..
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-LAaye Pier 81 N r W ana
5t. So9 a. m. S65 2. Leave Pier 10 y. r. Cedar
St 10 20 a and 30 D. for Atlantic Highlands,
PHILADELPHIA QREADTNGi TERMINkL5-s4 go TOO.
fS0o, s9OO. 1000, f1L00 a m, t12O0 100. slSo.
t209L ts00 400 800. taOo tT5O. $500. 5000
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREET@l425 IS. $500. 1000.
sI20o a n. 900. t'4o0 AGO. 200. te25 p m.
BALTTMoRB AND wAsH1NGToN-soo 1000. 400.
% 90. t4o0, 900 200. AZ Is.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND WILL
LAMSPORT-l 400 "A % $500. re 10 1000. II
Reading only. s1OO. i'1.2O, 100 Reading.
EFroTn Liberty only. 'Daily. fDay except sun
DAYS Sundays only. tParlOr only. Via Tarna
qua xSaturdays. aENCept Saturdays
Ohces Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. Astor House
Union West. 1928 Third 273 West 18th ST.
245 Columbus Ave- New York; $40 849 344 Fulton St.
SEQ Fulton g.. Brooklyn: SEQ Broadway, Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage 70
Destination
". G. BEsLER c. NJ BURT,
Vlce-Prez. and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
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Trains depart from Grand Central Station ID s. anu
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BosToS via Wilmantio-ffS:O0 A NJ. 1900 P, NJ
BOSTON via sprinEhsd-tSOO A. n. tIl2:OO. 'i4;oO.
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IAKFyVIII.B and NORFOLK-ts.5O A 81, 1881 NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCISBRIpgiE1 LENOX PITTS
WATE45BUEsY ana WINsTED-f4:5O. $500. $500
f1O.O2 SVIO:O2 Ito Waterbury, A NJ, fl;O3. t4.aO,
Sf6:OI. 1900. $500 60 Waterbury, P. NJ 49,
Ticket Offices al cGrRnd Central Station and c12oth
St. cee e261. lisa lisa Broadway. e. PARK
80 649 Madison Ave c273 125th ST.. 2 79S Third
Ave In Brooklyn. esq., $40 Fulton St. $50 BFoaa-
sIi;aiIy Except Sundays ssundays only stops a.
12stb 81 xStops ct 125th St. sundays only fParOr Car
1ITnitsL Has dining cF'aror and Sleeping car
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