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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Cashmere shawls, Cashmere searfs i.
Some very ape embroidered ones to be
sod of this week for half. Now is
.yourtime to pick up this bargain, as
these cool evenings a wrap seems almost
Indispensable, 50 cents to 81 90 each.
An eye opener In Dress & 5ods. IS in,
Wool Plaids, styles and colorings perfect.
same as you usually pay 75c. for; you
cannot help buying them Whsn SOC. a
yard.
Another stunning bargain. Ten
pieces Of German Cream Damask Table
Linen, always the 75e number; this lot
are yours at 50c yard. Your fault il
you don't buy.
Irish Linen Eeaurean scarfs, 25 in.
long, stamped TO- emefoi3erlng en- both
ends knotted fringe. Not Soc, but CSC ::
bargain.
Special sale Of Hosiery in broken lines
and odd sizes; many OF them at hall
price. Some very rare bargains ia the
lot. Chlldren's Ribbed Fast Black, s To
,S1S, 121Sc. pair.
The above bargains are all In your IA.
vor as regards price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
IEnoranos and supsrs,Ilion

Though II Ia said that we live In an
enlightened age there is almost daily
evidence that We live among more or
less lneXcusAble Ignorance and super
atition. Were 1t not that q reliable
gentleman yOuohes for It we could
scarcely believe the following:
A man, apparently intelligent, In this
city has child that has not begun to
teeth, though 1t IL between FIVE and SIX
months old, Having been told that to
tie . monBe's head that had been bitten
of alive by the teeth OF q man other
than himself, and tie II around the
neck of the child would hasten the
teethlng pro ess, he resolved TO make
the trial. Having caught q mouse be
took It to neiRhbor working man, and
telling him the object asked him to
bite of Its head. Though this mel Oh Dor
under any ether circumstances wound
have done anything reasonable to 40
oommodAte his frlei he would not sub
jsot himself TO this humiliation. The
man then went in succession to China
man, an Italian 81 d 10 q negro, who all
reiused TO comply with his rfqueit, and
1t 10 = l0oks that II his child refuses to
teeth By any 0 her agency 1t Will have
to remain toothleas all lie dAys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

I OVER, Sept. 20--The Wilmingtons sui
fered defeat from the Smyrna club yes
terday afternoon in an interesting game
by score ot2 TO Day and Duff were
the w Wilmington battery, while Garter
and Ora aley OBLIGATED for the home
team.
MILFoRD, Sept. 2O.-The Dover clnt
visited Milford yesterday afternoon and
defeated the Milford boys by a score of {
to The Dover club made their tyc
runs the first inning, and the Milford
club made their only run In the Seventh
inning.
The Wilmingtons will play the Mil
ford club this afternoon at Milford
Neister and Hinkle will be the ba terry
while Sprogell'and Demorest will occupy
the same positions for the Milford club
To morrow the WilmlnRtons will eros
bats with the Houston club of Chester
and they Will return home on SATURDAY
and play two games with the AmericuI
on Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

open AI Hansl Dali Park nnd wa tgusl
and believe that IL ELI receive HE COR
dial support and cooperation Of oar
mana tActurera and baslness msn, -
there Is no doubs but u vii b. Of the
greatest bsaeAt 10 this city. A iaiE OIL
thin nature viii be lhs means OF a.
trAotlng thousands OF strangers 10 this
city, and oar manufacturers viii never
hays better opportunity OF showing
them their products and letting them
know what We can mAnulassurs right
here in Wilmington. We want 70 set
shls fair q success 90 that we oAn be ~
suEed that one viii be hsld every year,
81 we are osrlhln that no better meant
can be devised 10 mAks our city and III
varied productions more widely known
sll ovsF the country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

The Eleventh Annual State Fair will
be held 1T Dover, Dsl., commencing
Monday next, Sept. "A, and will con.
ttnue the whole week. A grand dis
pay OF agricultural end mech AnicAl
Arts, live stock, cereals, fiuit and flow.
eIs.. hne artF, agricultural implements
anil houteko d aud dairy products, with
Q complete program Of speed trials, will
DO presented TO the public. Arrange
ments have been made for games OF
base ball on Wednesday, September 26,
between the Camden and Dover clubs;
on Thursday, "a, between the Dover
aud Milford Clubs and en- Friday, rs,
between tue Dover aud Smyrna olubs,
The best players on the peninsula viii
be secured, and the games will com
mencs zach morning promptly upoI
the arrival Of trains north and touth.
Tuesday next will be childrsn's day
when all children under twelve rear
Of age will ba nd mittsd free, II accom-
panied by their parents. Exrnrsionl
win be run both moth and south, ant
loH rates Of fair Will be charged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

WE ARE pleased 10 see thAt another
square on Market street IL being paved
with the yuloAniIe blocks, as Shose on
Market street between Fifth and Sixth
show that IL ia the best material for the
purpose aver introduced Into this city.
A COMMITTEES OF pavement experts, Sp.
pointed by Mayor Smith In Phllede,-
phiA, In 1884. reported that the yuIcsn.
ICED asphalt blocks make the best pave.
menls tor streets, and 90 ools stones the
worst, and while IL may be desirable
20 have granite blocks on streets where
tnsre Is considerable heavy hauling,
sney are open to the same objections Is
copble stones, unless they are properly
LAID GA streets where there Is bul
Mtsle heavy hauling the vul.ani1e
blocks ars she mosI desirable, 81 they
are easily kept clean and are almos,
noisoless from vehicles passing over
them. Therefore We are pleased 10 Nc
thai The Btreat and Sewer OommIsslop
are having the block between Tenth
and L tVenth streets With this mAIeriAl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20


Tina following games we're played
A OhiOaEO-cAicagO, o. PhilAdsi-
a PItssburs-Plt,sburE. d Nsv
AT Dssrolt-Detroit, 2; Bostou. o.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ill Ath-
letic, q.
AZ K.usas Oity-KAnHAS City, o
Cleveland, 8
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 4; Brook
A, 81. LOuin-sL LOuIs, 8; BAlsl.
more, 5.
The Philllss open in indianapolis TO-
day.
Blair was not much of a success yes
terdAy.
Tue Athletics play at oInoinnAl
again to-day.
"Buok" e wiuR hiss 'OhArlis horse, ;
and can hardly walk.
Ward, New York's sbortstop, has
very bad arm, having injured It In tht
game on Monday.
Buckley, PltssbuER's first basemAn
sprained his ankle yesterday, aud 10 s
badly injured that be may NOT be Abl
to play again this season.
Tbs Phillies are paying great bAl
Just now. To "Ohieago" the Chicago
twice IN Succession on their own ground
10 q feat that has not been accom- plishet
for long while-ii ever.
1t begins TO look as though the Ath
lstius would have 10 Telinquish secopt
place TO the Bfooklyns. Unless the
brace mp Immediately they will 1T
themselves In third place inside OF
week.
Pitcher Eddie Knouff has been unde
the care Of Professor Leuf, OF the Un
veTsity OF Penney lvAntA. for some tint
and his arm 10 now in first class oond
ton, and he has more speed and bette
control OF the ball than ever before. II
will rejoin the Cleveland Club in q fe'
days.
President Reach, OF the PHILADELPHIA
Club, returned home yesterday. q
refused TO divulge his future plans, BIZ
sad; 1--WE have secured Kirby an
Grim and may sign other new player
before next spring What we want
. winning team next season. just wi
will be released, or in what position
the new men will play, am unable
state, As Manager Wright attends to a
that, aud OF course We would not int
fers with his hTraut enents"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
SATURDAY, Sept. %
At Ago o'clock, p. m,
i'm THE TWELFTH WARD

Over 400 lots sold in the past
year, fine location, pure air and
good water. B. & o. 4. r. cars
leave within one square OF these
lots for Delaware avenue also
foot OF Market street every half
hour. Street cars leave Front
and Union streets every FIVE
minutes.
Prospectus: The streets are
being graded, city water and
lamps and police; also fire
alarm. ."...
The Board OF Education have
bought and paid for a building
site for new school house which
will positively be built when
they get their next appropria-
ton and all the improvements
ARE being made that any reason
liable person could expect, every
one Of which enhances property
10 some extent and only one.
eighth tax rate; therefore dc
mot miss this sale, as like other
places the locality will be inn
proved so in a short time that
we will discontinue our install
ment sales. This is the last fol
1888, and before next July the
Improvements mentioned will
be completed and we may nevel
have another instalment aale
lGo out and look for yourself
then you can form an idea wha'
the prospects are.
Title guaranteed.
TERMS-SIo on each lot a
coon as knocked off, and S. pc
n onth until paid for or s pc
sent off for cash.
Orders taken on savings bank
or building loans as cash.
Hacks leave Sixth and Marke
streets at q o'clock.
THOS. M. OGLE,
PETER ]. FORD.
Ill W. STIDHAM & Son,
Esio3t Auctioneers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

TEE Hon LICENSE law In Phlla-
dslphiA Il proved 10 DO y Huos ess, by
the very fact that the men who iAiltd
TO obtain License under ils provisions
are the ones Who are mbkluE the ErsEi-
est efforts to have Il repealed. IT'S
impossible to tell she vast amount OF
good that has already besn Aooom-
plllhed By ihis Law, one fAoi OF which
Is shown By the great decrease In the
number Of Commitments TO the House
OF Correction. The Law, hoNeytr,
bears hard on the ex.sAloon ksspers
who have been In the pAsi Instrument
tel In furnishing candidates for this To-
stiluslon and M0yamensinz prlHoa.
TheiE occupation lie nov gone, and con.
Bequenlly they want shs lag repealed,
A lAW Of thls kind In Delaware you d
no doubt hAye the effsoI OF lessgninE
the cases before our County and Oliy
courts, and decreasing tho Lumber OF
Inmates In Ne9 Cattle jail. We be-.
ieve that We speak within bounds
when We ssy that al least etRht-en,h,
OF the prisoners la Nsw O.sile sill
were brought there, either direouy OF
Indirectly, through inGsm perAnoe, and
the only way TO put a STOP 10 IL 10 By
the measures pro posed by The Rspu oii.
cans in thls STATE, which are the same
NJ have been found efsotuGl In other
States. Men who write Buoh o9m mu.
nicAtlous ~ was published In q pApsl
In thls oily yesterday over the non d.
plume OF "PRohiblttop," are not tam.
perAnoe men. They are enemies TO III,
cause, and with thalE radical view
have done more, or Rt least fully Al
much, TO cause intern perAnss In thi
country ~ ell she ramselleru com bIned
They tried total prohibition some year.
ago in this Slate, and We venture tbi
assertion that there was as much ru1
drank, and probably more, during Ih
time IL WAS In force than there ever Wa
before In the same length OF time. L
Maine, the home of prohibition, ther
are hundreds of saloons open, and III
only effeot prohibition has had 10 !
deprive the STATE OF the revenue derive
from llssnaes, snd leave those va
ehooss 10 sell liquor to do rs she
plaAss. WhAs We need 10 hieh lloenst
and shoss wao oppose IL are, uncon
soaoasiY 10 map be, advocating ID
cause Of the liqaoF sellers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

III anybody wants to see some cur.
ious clocks they should make 1t sult to
pass along East Second street and stop
and look In the kh0w window of M, u
Davis, No. 8 Fast Second street. The
jumping babies that keep time with
the tiok Of his nickel clocks need scare
nobody. They are perfectly harmless,
move very gu ckly but are lifslees'
They are cute and funny though While
You are looking at them don't FORGET b.
notice ths pretty gold and silver
watches and other fins jswelry that All
his cases and line his shelves. ne self
cheap and perhaps you may wanI
something In that line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20


THE FREE traders claim thai even
Without protection The manufacturers
OF thls country ere able 10 compaIe
with the Manufacturers Of the WORLD.
Such, no Wsver, IL mot the case, and II
the Mills bill should become . Law II
will mot only have the effeot OF closing
the mpjorIty OF the wooden mAnuiApsO-
rIss OF this county bul will also pat an
sffaoluAl check on the raising Of sheep.
InsteAd OF lbe tariff bslng reduced II
Would be far better for the workingmen
Of this county II II WAs increased on @
number Of ArioisA. In proof Of thia IL
may be stated that nearly Atty million
dollars WsElh OF foreign iron AHd steel
pEodaols come into this country an.
nuAlly. With our abundant supplies
OF iron ore ADd coal we have no FlghI 70
have to q 10 foreign countries for our
supply Of iron and stsel, and II the
amount that 10 nov imported we're
manufactured Ia this country 10 would
furnish that much more employ men,
for our working men, and cause cor
responding increase In wages. There
are fully ben million dollars worth oil
foreign Woolens brought into Ihis cOun.
try every year thai could juHt As well
be msButsctuFed here, and there IL NO
other reason than Ihe fact that the tar.
If Is n i heavy enough 70 keep them
out that they are not During the pAsl
ave years the reports Of Imports sho y
that lttre vas 81 200 OOO, COO Worlh OIL
mar u'aclured goods brought here from
foreign Countries that could and should
have been made In this country. 1
We allow the ons-hAlf OF this as repre-.
senilpg the labor on these goods Il
shows 'hSS In FIVE years lhers VA
e600. 900 000 sent out OF this country II
pay wpgeB 70 foreign Workmsp, every
dollar ~ whi,h should have gone in V
tbs po.ksis Of the york pgmen OF thlt
country. 81 long Is We have land OF
which 10 tuild iAolorleS, capital 10 fur
nisb then and men TO run them, Il Il
mRnliesily wrong 10 send abroad IO
anything sbst We can m inu'Aoiure q
home. With these facts before US 1
seems ss though We should have
higher rate OF duty Than 10 think for
moment Of adopting The policy proposet
by Mr.. Cleveland and endorsed by th
b. LonlS Convention. We need q saI
Id suhi htnily high 10 prolsut ID
American workiD gmsn from iorsIgl
competition In anyihinR that can b
produced CT manufactured here, .
this IL The only true policy TO enEur
shs lasting prosperity OF this country,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Don't run into Consumption when DR.
slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam, thu
greatest OF medicines for Coughs, Hoarse
nesF, Sore Throat, Group, &c., win saw
you, Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
TNHR FALL TEam
~ -OF-
MRS. LAURA osdOOD HARE
SELECT ScHot

This school. which has spl,1M
prosperity since It was ,slRbllshNv
ite FALL ssBsion September lutbNs
east corner Of Ninth and KihF ~
Both sexes are Admitted Ead n,
DO formed In all the common "
English branches, In book, k.eptlI.
Ancient and Modern LanSuSg, N
desired.
For all special work, 81 10 the /
ETC., teachers have been secured
cd ability and htnOfs. aiiordllF 4;
these departments superior M
constant personal attention d I'm
seholAr, that q deep and Sbldla
may DO awakened IN The tuini
without which, rapid proRre9 ~ d
ness are impossible,
students from outside the elg I
special oversight and care
Tho Primary & intermediate IN
will be under an experienced tss,.
will iLeure lie Eucoess.
Terms. from 81 10 sls per lsIiN.
Ing TO classification.
FOR further Information apply h
Mas. HAREhB
No. B1l Market itlssl,
Between II \. u and up, liza
Ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

AFSend for descriptive circular, (destg
mating the particular trips doelrtdl.
RAYMORD d WHITCOMH,
Ill y. Ninth 81 under Continental Hotel
Philadelphia, Pa. sl7.m,w,f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Or THH ninth Of next month The
annual fair Of The Peninsula AgrIaul-
turAl AId PomologioAl Association will
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

No mistake about the
Bordered Dress Goods.
Fashion puts the stamp Of
approval on some queer
styles, but this time she
hasn't gone one bit wrong.
ANY costume gets a touch OF
dashlness from the Border,
almost any face or figure
gains piquancy from such a
costume.
There are dozens and doz
ems of these just. In hand
some designs. Words are
weak to describe them; and
they don't look right when
we hold them up in the
paper. We won't try-jusI
point ct a popularity or two
as we fit by
One Of the simplest as
well as one OF the most strik
ling effects comes from the
"wool' Bordered Ladies
Cloth. The broad fuzzy
strip has the seeming oil fur
and the color contrasts are
lust pronounced enough &c
have charm without obtruti-
veness: .. -.
green aud gray
| resedA and silver brown
Il gray and black
J blue and tan
olive and tan
mahogany and tan --...
mode aud tan
AZ inches vide, $I.75. 49,.
Heavy Ladies' Cloth cover
ed with narrow stripes, end
ing with Al inch shaded banc
, at bottom. $I2s. 7 shades
Plain ground, with bant
of cluster stripes. 7 shades
$I.25. ...-..
Plain serge ground. will
! camePs.hair band; camers
! hair stripe for combination
. ST. % each. Cinnamon ma
2 hogany, navy garnet olive
! black.
Embroidered effects c
many varieties One: sergI
. ground, curley-cue and vim
,, band 9 inches deep, I inc
band at opposite edge; qule
/; pleasing tints, AZ inches;
shades; 50, Plain to mate
3 81 25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.

This trip Is intended for persona who de-
sire 70 faAeh Southern ORliiornia BY = direct
r0n To and Is expedttiously ~ may be con-
aistent with Dsrieot oomf0Ft. The hRl,a by
the way ere intended for rest. The excursion
viii be carried out upon the same plan that
has made our winter exSnrslon1 Of the past
few years 80 popular, and ticket holders Will
possens all the advantages HiYsn in eonneo
ton with the later excursions in the season
Of 1883 60. The tickets supply every needed
comfort during the tranfits TO and from
Usliiofnia, including sleeping car 40 mme
datiOns, meals. transfers and boa at hotslE,
but leave the holderI TO dispose OF their tim
in California In aooordanes with their oWn
preferences. All travel tn Palace
Sleeping Cars a ne Return Tick els
Coed unI1l July, 1859. with y
Choice OF Five different hOuteR
Eastward from SAN Francisco or
Les Angeles.
In addition to the above, parties will
leave October Q for o TIN 20 the Pacific
Northwest Rnd California, and fol
| Colorado. Also sxsursions 70 leading
kRatern Resorts in September.
Seventh Annual Sertaa Of Winter
Trips 10 California November 5; DO
| Gender o. January and 10; February I, Il
| and Is; and MRr5h and IL
annual Winter Tours throughthe BOuGh
| erB states, Mexico ana California
January II and February ii through IN,
southern States and Mexico, marci
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
FISH, SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND
MIGHT SOIL COMPOST
HAWKINS q CO.,
Reel Estate Department.

Some SPECIAL BARGAINS In
DWELLHNGS, selected from eur
long list. TO be sold ON exceptional
easy faKmBs
SA5 Hpruee street.
3O8 " esa Tenth street.
200 Emga Tenth street.
822 W esg Eighth street.
815 MORROW street,
sac VI almua street,
DIG Poplar street.
1924 Kirk wood street.
218 Harrison street.
220 Monroe street.
611 Weat Seventh street,
2O8 East Tenth street.
I1G6 west street.
A0B Lincoln street..
sos West Tenth street.
III west Tenth BGFe0G.
8Ib Windsor street.
Ia Mechanic street.
8O3 DuP0nt street.
1J1 Bradford street.
HAWKINS . CO.,
7l2 Market Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

striped Novelties are just
across the aisle. How 40
those nimble witted Parish
ans get the inspiration for
such dreams OF loyelinessl
Fourth aisle north OF Transspt steps
west.
Four sermons-ho.d OF!
not "prtachy" sermons. Just
plain, homely, common sense
talks on a subject that GENES
home to every man and wo-
man These four talks haye
been put together 10 a neat
pamphlet; title "The MarrI-
age Altar You get a notion
of Its drift from the chapters:
I Choosing Wife
lI-ChoOsing Hus band
lll-How to be Happy when
Marned
Y-Tle Wedding Ring and the
saeredness Of Marriage
but no notion oil the sound,
practical words of advice
and warning. That comes
from reading. Rev. R
Miller, d. D., author; price
25c
KEYSTONE LIBRARY New
volumes almost every day.
| Ioc.
With Books, near Thirteenth street en-
trance.
Cbildren's Hats. We hav,
given extra thought and care
to them Never a more com
complete stock Knock
abouts, Sailors, Tams, anC
all the soft, tumble. abou
shapes for the little m Ell
and women, Newest shape:
and effects for women.
Ribbons and all the trim
ming geWgaws and novel,
ties.
North from Thirteenth and Che,tnu
streets corner.
Linens or Blankets. Al
good a time as we've eve
known for either. Both Ii
every desirable sort Blan
kets with 6 or 81 pounds o
wool in them, good wool
; well spun and well woven
i at 81 tie pair, are unex
! ! ampled. AS the msrke
runs, worth IS. Big for
big bed, and thick. Weigh
!, : alone IN a Blanket isa't VIVA
!; gives warmth; qualit
i. counts. Both weight an
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
Novelties In Dress Goods
Unequalled in price and quality,

Unequalled In price and quality.
American broad cloth. al -e~f 90 ND
Oh inches WIDE, 47c per yard; sold every,
where for 5Oc just look a new com.
pete Dress on lY % and by all that, the
Dewest styles 10 the bargain.
Novelties Ia Jerseys, braided with cream
vests, elegantly finished, only $40 the
quality sold everywhere at $3.50.
Pushes for body trimmings and fancy
work ln all aolors only 55c I'd; worth 75o,
A full tine 6f best Ladies', Children's
and Gentlemen's Underwear sold at the
closest price.
Best corsets In the market from 37I5e
to 81 80, are spld only ut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
Pacific Northwest
AND
CALI FOR MA.

The trip comprises = ds'ightful tourney
over the Ewtlr o Lfue Of the Mort h sFm
Pacific Rail TO I'D, including the Bac
lsAnds OF bsR0th, the RO1ky mountains, the
Lake aaeticn o Rorthsrn Idaho, and the
n0W.y con pletdd Cascade Divisitn; q VOy
ABe onPuBet So and with sol turns 81 Taco y a
and victoria, u. u steamer excursion
through tho pi ikur ssqua pRvts Of the Colum
bia nivor; thu magnificent mOunf
Shasta Overland ROuto from Portland
10 ean FIRhoiBiD b; sOiOurns atSAn Francisco,
Santa cruz MNnteIey, san Rafael, santa
HarbAraB Los Angeles, LoaE Heaeh, PRRAde.
RR, san DieaO, kivarsidO. etc and q Totur a
through AFiAoha, New Mexico, OoloIadO.
kanaAe, etc.; with viBits 10 Las Vegas Hot
Springs. santa Ne, Chicago ana riaRArA
fAlls ReturH Tickets Good Through
ahe Winter, Sp Ring and early sum.
mer.
On tie same dAss MONDAY, October o.. a
party wiz leave Philadelphia for B0uth
ern California; DIreet Wis the htchison
Topeka a santa re Lins; and another iol
Colorado Alsb during septsmher q ser1ei
Of trips to tam Ups kas ern Resorts
seventh Annual 8ories of Winter
Trips 20 Nai fOFnla; November ., De
oemner 9. JAnu Lfy and 10, February 7, II
and ~. and MR ion and Ii.
Annual Winter Tours through
Mexico and CALIFORNIA;; Jhnutrb II
ana February III through tho 8OutheFM
states and BIexlcO3 March II.
S-Send for descriptive oiIoulATa, tdeBignAt
ing the vartou ar TRIP deslredl.
RAKMOl I'd q WHTTOOMB,
Ill y. Ninth st under Continental Hotel,
Phil adslphiA, Pa. sls-tu.th 81