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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

laCkl q GENERAL NEWS.
um Nouany bald BE- t1 lrl
BLUE ribbon entertainment ums .
evening"
READ uu ummways Co.'s special .
notice elsewhere.
ruG-Fu Smith has our Thanks for .
late Colonial papers
TIM band plays lt Emma Square /
this afternoon at 4 80 o'clock
u. %. Ms ships Conquest and
Hyacinth sailed lor China this morn
ing
The Post office despatched by the
Marp0sa j7G3 letters and 1871 pack
ages Of papers.
MISS Dora Wiley, o. well-known
prima donna, was through passen-
ger on the Manposa.
HIS Majesty the King and Mr..
Robert Louis Stevenson interviewed
Mr.. J. G. Klein last evening at the
hotel
SPECIAL music will be rendered at
the Union service at Kaumakapili
church, Sunday evening, ~ 1880
O'Clock
CORES of the February number Of
! the Paradise Of the Pacific can now
be bad Of j. j. Williams and NJ the
bookstores.
THERE will he full house At the
specially show this evening. The
company il an excellent one IN every
respect
ELEyEs passengers returned from
the Volcano yesterday afternoon on
the W. q. Hall The crater was not
particularly active,
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TIE Hawaiian News Company, on
account NJ much increased business,
have taken the store lately occupied
by j, u. TrcglOau.
s s7~-
THE practical talk on "BoOks and
RcadiDg' Wy Prof. ScOtC announced
for lagt evening has been postponed
W future date.
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THE band concert ~ the Hawaiian
Hotel laeL evening war q great sue
cess, ~ was much enjoyed by tho
through pagseugcrs OD tDe NanpOsa
4 coLLEcTfoB NJ photographs y.
i've ebyek belonging W the wood
Mwp Dairy mrs been framed ior tb'
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. King BrOs., Hotel street.
GOoDg ez Naiposa irDm Auck
laud, N, H., attached W Poljcy y
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"lO coyer HrIs N war capture au'
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attempt tbcrcat,"
r-s $780,
, NIss Alderman gaye ~ interest
, iBY HJdress before ne WcmbeTg n
me Hawaiian Blue Ribbon leagu
Iast evening, NJ the Quccp FINN
balL HJg Honor tbc Cbjel Jugtic
interpreted her fcmarks,
= SJGBOR GampObelIO and Nj
s Graec Porter viii appnar On WedUe
! day EVENING NJ Mr. md Wrs, JJOUe,
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09
ARRIVALS.

Sumr MOkolii from Molokai
Stmr Wmaleale from Kauai
Sumr Eva from Eva
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VESSELS LEAVING MONDAY

stmr Kaala for Waialua and waianac at
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NOTICE.

A Ii parties owing TO W. y. Luce up
~, 10 January 81, 1859, are hereby re-.
questcd TO make immediate payment 10
Mr., Frank Brown, Merchant street, (for.
mcrly A. NJ. HewGtts), who h authO.
rived 10 receipt for all moneys paid
10 him.
j. r. HACKFELD,
j. NOTING,
u, FOCKE.
AssigBees Of w. y, Luce.
Honolulu, Jan, 81, 1889. lGl In
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

SPECIAL music will be rendered at
the Union service at Kuumakapili
church Sunday evening, 90 80
O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

HIS Majesty the King and Mr..
Robert Louis Stevenson interviewed
Mr. j. G. Klein last evening at the
hotel.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

Eeas0a iiGkGs for The series Of flT
niphie.,,,,s,,,,,,
Single lekelauDonn,,YEl 30 ~ $40
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

DA1~ special Garg 10 Waikiki n the
cor 0flBG pgrfOTmauger, 1915 n
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

MISS Dora Wiley, o. well-known
pTima donna, was a through passen-
ger on the ManpOsa.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09

THE Post office despatched by the
Mariposa 57G3 letters and 1871 pack
ages Of papers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
DAYTON AGAIN pOWNS WngELlNu

On the Lattar's Grounds-An Interesting
Gamo-Other Games Played Yesterday,
Yesterdays game Of ball between the
Wheeling and Dayton clubs resulted in
favor Of the visitors by a score of 0 to s,
While the playing was a little ragged at
times, the game was an interesting one,
and was much enjoyed by the handful
OF loyal enthusiasts who were present,
and who are the remnant pi a ONCE large
and profitable patronage. Just why that
patronage no longer continues Ia still an
uRsolvel problem, A feature Of the
game was the splendid uphill work OF
the home team, which all but won them
the game after II looked as though they
were hopelessly beaten, Aside irom the
heavy hitting Of the Dayton men il the
fifth inning, when they won the game by
hitting" sHamps for three dopbleS and
three singles, the hitting was very much
scattered on both sides.
Wheeling commenced tho run.get-
ting In the first inning. Williams, first
at bat, got a base on balls, stole second,
went tothird on Dpnp'g sReriAc, a long
fly 70 deep Lett, aud scored on q wild
BitcG, Haller, irst at bat in the fourth,
got a hit. Bowman followed with a
short hit to Thomas, who fielded The
ball to Lyons 70 cut eff Haller, hut Ly.
ons dropped the hall and both men
were safe on their bases, HobreCht
struck out and Halter scored on Mil.
ler's lirst hit. Meehan got his base on
balls and Bowman was scored on Tim
mer's sacrifice. In the eighth, He,
breCht first at the bat, sol Ills base on q
dropped third strike and bad throw by
Prescott. Ms..hiaan and Miller followed
with singles. thinner died at first apd
so did Shamus, hut the latter's hit was q
good timely sacrifice. Williams got his
base on a tumble by Dayton's Williams,
and that landed Meehan safe at home,
where Hobrecht and Miller had pre-.
Ceeded them. In the ninth Halter and
Bowman led off with hits, and HobreCht
and Miller followed with sacrifices, sCor'
ing Halter. Bowman scored on a fun
BILE by Stephens Of a ball hit to him by
Meehan. thinner ended all hopes o.
winning by flying out to Randall.
For Dayton, Randall aud Munger
scored In the second OH errors by
Shauius, thinner aud Miller, a steal and
a passed ball. In the fourth, after Ran
dali, first at bat, had flown out to vii,
liams, Stephens sent a two.bagger over
the fence. He scored on a tWo.baggel
by Munger, also over the fence. Nun.
gor went to third on a passed ball, DIAL
las few out to Miller. Lyons hit out a
two.bagger, and Munger scored. In the
fifth, In addition to the three doubles
and three singles, there was a base on
balls, a wild pitch, a passed ball and a
steal-result five runs. Meehan was
put in Shamus' place after this and did
fairly good work in the two innings he
pitched. He struck out three men,
allowed no hits, gave one man o base
on balls and made one error-a wild
pitch that gave q third strike.
The same clubs will play again to-day.
Tho score OF yesterdays game was as
fnllnWG,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
.PAROLBD 4ILL MORNING.
The Dayton and Wheeling Base
Ball Players
ARE HELD BY SQUIRE ARKLE,
And Refusing to give BOND, are
NomInaIIy Sent to Jail, but go
FreetIn0a, m,,when a Habcas
Corpus will BIO Sworn out.

At 7 o'clock last evening the post
poued cases OF the Wheeling and Dayton
base ball players, charged with playing
on Sunday, came up before Squire AT
kle, the pending issue being the juris.
diCtion Of Squire Ankle after the players
had given bond before Squire Phillips
for their appearance at the Circuit CourI
to answer to the action Of the grand
Jury, There was a large crowd on hand.
but by the time seventeen defendants
the manager Of the Dayton club, Pgesl
dent Howell, OF the Wheeling club,
Judge Jacob and Hon, j, B, ~someryllle,
counsel for the prosecution, Colonel
Arnett Captain DoyeRer and ], D,
Ewing, counsel for the defense, two re.
porters and the justice werein the office
the room was full, and tile others stayed
on the sidewalk,
Ohrisman, Of the Daytons, was hi
with a stone accidentally yesterday, and
was too badly hurt to appear, Barrett,
the umpire, had gone to Bellaire. The
Others responded TO their names. The
bond given by NReddy'' Williams before
Squire Phillips the day before was pro
duCed and examined,
Squire Arkle announced that he had
examined all the authorities, undecided
that he had Jurisdiction, He would re,
Quire a bond OF each OF the defendants
for his appearance ut the Circuit Court,
and as they were already under bond he
would make the amount $50 each,
Capt. Dovener asked that the case be
continued till 0 a, III, to-day under the
former reCogniEanCeS
Dir, somer7iIle reminded Capt. boy
ener that q special term Of the Circuit
Court would he held at a, m, to-day
Judge PAUL. presiding.
Capt. Dovener-"I know 1t, It Is In
view OF that fact that l ask the continu'
ance. ! will say frankly that 1t Is ouI
purpose to apply for q writ Of habeal
corppg,"
Alter further talk 1t was arranged that
the defendants should be nominally
committed to jail, but allowed to 90 al
liberty until ? 4, N, to-day, with q view
to securing the writ and taking the case
before Judge PAUL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
MOUNDsVILLE.
Tbs street CommlssionOF-Psrsop aud
General Gossip, 4

tbs Street COnamlAsionpr-FnrSppAl nnu
GCnurRl Gossip, =
], W. Rogers has returned from Wayncsburg,
County Court convened yesterday, Thlsis the
levy term.
The telephone gang, composed ottenoF twelve
men, Is quRlleFed at tho Henrietta House.
CAmpmeetlng Will begin August 10 and close
August %. Some able dlylnes Will be present
Mt, William Dunn Is reported to be dangerous
lytl, at the home OF his htherin'laW, MI j. b.
Robert Humphreys has purchased q new Vic.
tor safety aud Is rapidly becoming an expert
blcycliSt,
AOundSyille now has telephone communica.
ton with RoSby, Glen EaStOn, Cameron and the
near east generally,
WIN CrISwGll and John Thompson have built
q splendid yacht, the Dart aud launched her
In the Ohio river Monday.
The MouudSville base ball club will go into
camp near New MartlnSyille next Monday aud
remain a week or ten days,
PIOt D,T Williams, who will be the instructor
o. this years institute, y preparing an Interest
Ing programme aud viii have u OF the best III
~stltltes ever held hero.
EtFay clips Of wool are Slill coming In for ship
ment,, The highest price paid In this county 70
few farmers are still holding for IS cents,
NAt hsN!bV AleHl W WAeelltlkl hhu .AlAe9 thNss
Dunn, Of this city, were married 1T the brides
home In the First ward Monday evening, The
ceremony was performed by Rev, l., l., Stewart,
In the presence Off few friends.
MIR, Ezekiel BOnar aud Miss Alice Crow, both
Of this county, were enthusiastically afternoon
Ia the parlOIs OF thu Mound City Hotel, by Rev,
Mt. Lakin, Mt. p1nar Is u prominent teacher
In hiscounly, RndR well known Sunday school
worker,
The Silver Lake QuArtctie will sing at the
Court House Monday evening aud Tuesday alter
noon and evening, 10 the Interests Of prohlbl'
Iou, These entertainments will DO free, aud
y large attendance will no doubt DO present at
each OF them,
The Ohio River Railroad Company was sum
moned before Mayor PuFdy Monday, charged
with having bloCkRdGd FHrdy aud ThpmnS0n
streets with It's ears. The complaint was .iadC
by Street Commissioner Rankin, but II seems
he got 4 little mixed aud got tho wrong train
For those who arc RlxiouSly Inqulring when
tho surveying. of the city will. b. completed, II
may BIO said that Mr., Kennedy hopes to have
theenllTe job completed iu about q month; It
WRS estimated that the work would take three
months, aud the estimate Is nearly correct.
When the surveying Is completed tho streets are
TO be renamed aud numbered,
Street Commissioner hnkin's lot Is not q hap
Ply one while grading the streets, Many persons
along whose property h1 has graded have
threatened him with violence, aud fear o. the
StIplg arm Of the law " all that has saved him
several times, Most OF those persons who thus
make themselves dlSRgreeahle are women aud
do not understand that the street commissioner
Is not responsible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
RELLAIRH.
All Sorts, of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts, OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,
Mr. Robert Garrett, OF Glencoe, was here yea,
terdAy on business,
The Park Is iavorite resort for the young
people these evenings.
John Krebbs had q slight aro at his residence
yesterday; damage nominal.
The steamer Montieth reshlppGd q lot Of wool
here yesterday for Troy, NJ. Y.
Mr.. William Lane and wife, OF Chicago, Ills,
are the guests OF John \. Lane and wife.
The Pennsylvania Company will finish another
railroad tie contract this week Of 10000 ties,
Wool buyers arc busy buying wool In this
lplghhoTh0nd, Most Of II Is bought at IS cents.
MF, Harry Randolph and wife Will go to house
keeping In the Morgan house, on North Glcrn'
sey street.
President Smith recIted "John Burns, OF Get.
tySburg, " for tho Christian Endeayor Society on
Monday night.
The GlaSsworkers' delegates here arc q very
lively crowd, aud have good B0elnble times on
the adjournment OF the meetings,
MSS Ella Muth was considerably hurt by a
CUT on Tue knee while. out driving. The horse
became frightened and rln away, throwing her
OuI.
N. r. Seals has resigned his pOSlLon ~ station
agent OF tho l~lellaire, HApRsyelle & Cincinnati
railway here, and accepted q higher one on the
sAnle road,
willie EeyseF had The big toe Of his left foot
cut Oh by the elevator at tho Stamping Com
pAny,S works. II was caught between tho floor
and tho elevator.
Miss Maggie Ault, the young lady reported to
DO killed In tho lccldentOn Saturday night last,
Is no better, and friends have given her W, ii
the doctor thinks Tho was hurt inwapdly.
The Builders League Of Belmont county. In.
Guiding all building mechanics, was Organized
recently byl he election Of the following oiieers,
President Joseph Parrish; Secretary, John lIeI-
berJi treasurer. A.. g. Feeley. The meetings
will be held alternately In BclIalrc and Martini.
Ferry every alternate Friday night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
OYCLING NOTES.

Meeting OF Whsslmsn Ia tho L, A, ". In.
terest-LOokllg Forward to Big Events,
A well attended meeting OF local
wheelmen met last night at the gym.
nasium Of the Wheeling Athletic Club,
Mr., Clarence Z, Irwin was called to the
chair. The object Of the meeting was
to consider the adyisability Of forming a
local club and a State Division under
the laws OF the League Of American
Wheelmen, The great advantages OF
League membership were fully set forth,
particular stress being laid on the good
work OF the League In road improve
ment In other States, II was decided TO
request the officers OF the Wheeling
Wheelmen to call q meeting OF that or
ganization to ascertain whether It's menu
beers will consent to attach 1t
Ia the League, Most OF those
present last night are members OF the
Wheeling Wheelmen, and their im-
preston Is that the movement will meet
with general favor, In the event OF this
step being taken, II Is proposed that the
youngsters who are not eligible to
League membership shall be formed
into a second company, The run aud
meeting Of the Wheelnien will be called
for next Tuesday evening, when an
effort will be made to have In line more
cycles than have ever been seen at one
time in Wheeling, There are in the
city about three hundred wheels, and II
is hoped that at least half Of them will
be- in the parade,
There u much local interest in the
proposed State meet, which could be
made q big event In itself II held at
Fair time, and would contribute some,
thing to securing for this city the next
annual meet Of the l. A, W,
Chief Consul Irwin has appointed Mr..
Archer, OF Huntington, TO prepare a
road book Of this State to be issued in
one volume with book on the roads OF
Virginia.
The lady CyClers add a pleasant iea-
tlre on the streets. There will soon be
more Of them,
One entire Wheeling family is mount
ed on wheels-husband, wife and two
children. II there were more In the
family there would be more wheels,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
4 pLB4s1NT EVENT.
A birthday Celebration OF q Successful
NhnrnnInn-


A birthday Celebration OF u Successful
Character,
Yesterday was the twentieth birthday
Of Mr.. Ed sylyis, and he celebrated the
anniversary happily last evening at the
residence OF his father, Lieut.. Gale sylvis,
on Market street, with a party. All
present had . most enjoyable time, the
evening being whiled away in DANCING
and social games. Elegant reireShmentG
we're served at 19 o'clock. The guests
were Misses Mollie and Melissa snair, Of
Allegheny City; Fannie Little, Of Wells
burg; Minnie Hartmann, Of Pittsburgh;
Sue Oliver, Dame Oliver and Ida Oliver,
Of Rellaire; Maggie Hall, Jennie Cowl,
MoIlio WinCher, Mollie 'sylvis, Blanch
Cochran aud Edna Jones Messrs. Lon
Edwards, Harry Bell, Ed Jones IT,, and
George Bippus, al Oliver, Charles Pugh,
Of Bellaire; AL Wincher, James Noble,
William Etzler, John Stamm, Martin
Bodkins, Robert sylvis, Albert Sylvis
and Master Harold Bosley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17

A team belonging TO John Dumas
frightened near the Atlantic engine
house yesterday morning early, and the
horses turning quickly, broke tic tongie
Of the carriage to which they were
attached.
The lack contained Mr., Reuter- and
Miss Beltz, who were on their way To
the Cathedral to be married, and the
accident compelled them to alight and
walk 10 the Cathedral In their wedding
clothes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17

on thelr new grounds, Chicago, rs; New York,
10, Earned, SRnd2. Hits, 10 and q. Errors, I
aud 5 Pitcher, Tenel, Crane aud HutrhInsOn.
At Phl%lAdelphiR-A tumble by RsAtI, single
by POgeFly, 4 lhieebaggeF by PGFTar. and an out,
gave the Phlllies thLee runs and the game In the
NTH inning, Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, 3.
Earned, . each, Hit, lSudL Erron, land I.
Home run, Thomas. Pitchers, Reatln and Bui-
Il WaShIpgtop-owing to the wildness Of
staley's pitching In the tlSt and last inlings,
the Senators were enabled 70 win the second
game with the Fttsburghs. Washington, 10;
Pittsburgh, 9, Earned, ilnd6. Hits, II and 10.
ErroE!. Sandl,. Pitchers, Pearson and Stsley,
At Boston indianapolis, 81 Boston, 4. Earn
ed, . and 9, Hts, is aud Is, Errors, . and 5.
Home run, dlAsscSck' Pitchsn, Boyle and
Louisville, s. Rarnei' ! and 8. mis-. II ana IL
EII9rs, 2andG:., Pitchers, WidneF and Mays. and
Ewing and Daily.
AZ 81, Louls-st. Louis, I; Kansas City, .,
Earned, ! And0 Hits, Q Andb, Errof, 2gnd ..
Pitchers, Chamberlain and Conway,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17

Last evening q party Of coIorod boyf
were in bathing at the wharf, when one
Of them stepped on some peculiar object
aud reaching down picked up the most
fepulslve reptile seen here for many q
day. 1t was about q loot long, with
head shaped like a copperhead snakes,
except that II was almost as large as {
mans hand; four feet, not webbed; a
tail fiat on tic sides; scales like an alliga,
Tor, a nearly black BACK and Q yellow
belly. il was peculiarly active. Itseem-
ed across between an alligator aud an or
binary Ohio river water dog, Nobody
who saw 1t ever saw a thing just like 4
before. The boys tried to sell the hid
eous thing, but did not find a purchaser
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17

The next annual reunion Of the So
ciety OF the First West Virginia Volun
teer Infantry will be held in New Cum.
berland at d date to be fixed after the
time OF the meeting OF the Society o
tho Army OF West Virginia has beer
fixed, as Il Is desired not TO have amy
conflict in the dates. The time OF The
meeting Of the old First Regiment will
be announced hereafter. II will DO &
success, as the executive committee,
consisting OF Capt. j. L. Morrow, JOSEPH
NJ. Lytle, Capt. O, a. Freeman, O. L,
Irwin and George B. Crawford, do not
do things by halves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17
MARTINIS'F RRRY.
Mill RepalrS-PersouAl Iutellgsnce-wed
dIngs, etc,

~ '
dings, etc,
Several weddings are on the tapIs,
l.. Spence is making large shipments.
Ed Harris was arrested yesterday for beating
his sister.
Charles W. Kuckuck returned isam Pittsburgh
yesterday,
Lin. GtiMth, OF GAllipolIs, is tho guest ofMr.
aud Mrs. R.F, brady.
Miss Aggie DEFAULT las returned from a de-
lighttul visit In the country.
Miss Minnie lIukIll, Of Allegheny, Is visiting
the family OF Mt. II, i. Keyser.
Charles MCKim and A. y. Smith, Of Wells.
Vile, were In the city Yesterday,
The puCkeye and NOTthwood Glass Works
made large bAipllenR yesterday.
The MethodlIt sunday school will picnic at
MeAilps grove at T%iltonville to-day.
Mr.. 8. K. Coburn, ClairO Scott aud Mr.. and
Mrs. J.E. hall spent Tuesday at Portland.
Thomas Charlton, John Burns, T.. j. Craft aud
W. 3. nagle will move their families Ia Adder
son, lnd.I to-day,
MlSSe4 Allica and Carrie ItRCkman, OF Wash
lpgtnn street arc expected hOnie this week from
an extended visit 10 Pittsburgh,
Misses Kate Carmichael sud Emma Henderson
aud Grant Henderson left yesterday for ChRUtau'
qua 10 spend twOo or three weeEp.
The foundation toF IhOnpw gas furnace for the
ninEineA guilt. mill at tho KtnA Il completed,
ghd The work Of repairing Is being pushed for,
ward al VlgoFouLlyas possible.
Plate mills Nos. 4 and 8 at the Standard mill
resumed yesterday alter q Atn; OF two weeks ioI
repairs. The foundation Of sheet mills Nos. I
n arc beilg taken out preparatory to thor
0ugh oVethAullnB, and the bed plate for the
lion At'BlCC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17

The Burlington Route, O. d. 4 @. Il
H., will sell, on Tuesdays, August q
and 20, September 10 and q, and DC.
tober s, Harvest Excursion Tickets al
Half Rdtca 10 points In the Farming Re
gions oil tho West, Southwest and North
west. Limit thirty days. For circular
giving details concerning tickets, rates,
time Of trains, etc., and for descriptive
land folder, call on your ticket agent o.
address 4, s. EvsTlS, GENT Pass, and
Ticket Agent, Chicago, III. WE