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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
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American Laundry, -! West Front !,
CurpiEgaai ,ecehtns, ~ T. Second st
Cuppnz Iecchiur r,trker7gs Midts1a.
MIcrobe killer, 10 ". 4nl Wilhelm.
Cummings. the photographer, 5O4
MarRet street.
If You want ilr5t-cla5s dyeing and
scouting done, 70 to 2l5 king,
Good cut hay in bales at 5. T. Bar.
krr's, corner of Front and Shtpiey
streets
liomemher the Sen Auben cigar is
one Of tho bssL sc straight. 70 be had
Mt burstein's, 2 East Second, ard Deal,
era.
Salf-raising or prepared buckwheat.
Pure buckwneat only55 pound package
Tor IA cents, NJ J. }. smiths, Fourth
and Shipley streets.
nice present 10 your friends, &c
TO Duratnitl's and buy plpss and set.
at lowest Ilr.ces No. 5 East Second
north side city market.
Iapnirtng all kinds OF clothing az
well its steam dyelng and securing
Altering aud clelninx iaiys garnaHta
"A speciality at 9ll Market street Pier
son aud BurNe.
u llyacinth, tulips crocu5, lilies fros
slas Hnowdrops narclasus and othe
fhll and winter blooming bulbs 7olt
= at j, J. smith 3, Fourth and Simple!
streets.
Alas! tlasI When 'ha ca NJ back
TIE end OF u Is IN,
And tie oaeSyrrl = drapei il
LAX
FOR .loHnny al Eft h gun.
Commenting with sunday next tn
Sunday school in Central Presbytsria
' thurck viii commence ut II 81 an
, last until $50 o'cloGb.
4 The PresbyteriAns will cels rat
Thanksgiving service in HInoyd
Church corner Sixth and King strs Il.
Rev. j. X Mllligan. of First Preshy
Q terrain Church, Will preach the sermod
All are inv ted.
Mr. I'll wood Jackeon's horse at Il
DO din etubles on West N!lth Ne
e JOCK ON street had bad spell OF col
> Un "a .uTday last
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

"Our daily expenditure for absolute ne
ccssities is absurdly eNtrnrngauI. since 1 ne
millionaire era the cost OF living with Us
has been quadrupledi. The mllionair'S are
responsible toa great extent tor tins burden
Id upon the people possessing mo'iruNe
incomes They have initiated eXtriyagnnt
expenditures in everything Up 20 thciI
costly palaces in town and court stables
tact must needs hold % to 80 horses IL ret
i4ne of servants required by "a lilng, a
head cook whose wag, $ are equivalent 70
the salary Of the governor OF one OF our
states, the maintenance Of yacht for six
months at an expense that would have paid
General Washinetnn.s salary as president
OF the United States I he pace is hot
There is no doubt about that. But it is the
pace that only kills the rich snobs aud
toades who are silly enough to enter suci
a race. Let Che nillionairrs spend theii
money. 1t is better than boarding it Il
ruin children with. Ward McA.Iistcr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

MIS- Isaac Taley il recovering from
u severe attack of remltleut fever.
Lewis son Of Juscph Aeidln. near
LnrcTuft, Is suffering from severe ut
tnck OF typhoid favrr Br. bay ID ut
tending him. and his symptoms are
said 10 be rather alarming.
Everett Guest son Ut Henry Guest,
Who hus been suffering from severe
atnck OF typhoid lever. is row grad
ua.iy recovering.
The repairs on Mt. Pleasant NJ L
Church Will soon to completed, ard
tho e. dedication will tRke place on
sunday. the 10th OF December. when
Bishop TOSS HEh other prominent men
; ers will otlieAte.
Joseph AlHser WHO Is III his Sg.l
year, was in our city this morning unt
Is "a a"tivu az many man Of 10, He il
thu oldest man In Brandyw inc Hun
dred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

A birthday party was tenhered to
Miss Emma Gerstenherg No. 60l Pine
street. Friday evening The pretty
young lady had acquired her sixteenth
birthday and the following wero pres
ent to offer their fluctuations: Mr..
and Mira. JAMES Hopes, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blair Miss Ella FitzGer.
aid, Mies Maggie joyce, Miss Katie
Cook, Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Miss
Mary Dorsey. Miss Mamie Stewart.
Miss Lizzie Gerstenberg, Miss Amelia
Hopes, Miss Sloan, Miss Mary
lIoopes Miss Ida Robinson, Miss
Susie Gerstenberg, Louis Cannon, Jos
FlanEignn, Harry Snyder Michael
Cannon. James Stewart. Charles Ger
stenberg, Daniel Regan, Chas. O'Brion.
John Joyce. Richard Callahan. and
John Blair.
The party spent the evening with
dancing, singing and recitation5
About II o'clock the dining room was
visited where all were invited to par
take OF sumptuous refreshments The
patty broke up about . o'clock Satur-
day morning. Miss Gerstenbnrg was
the recipient of many handsome pres.
ents. Tho music was furnished by
Mr.. Elliott.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

A man who resides in the vicinity OF
New Castle visited store Ia silver
brook a few days ago for the purpose
Of disposing OF some farm produce,
and on reference being made to the
dizziness OF trade lie declared that he
was Democrat and would stick 10
that party under all conditions. III
order to emphasize his assertion, lie
said, as he rolled up his sleeve, 81
served In the Confederate army, and
here Is my flag picked in ink on my
arm" A strapping big fellow stand
ing by said, / am not u swearing nun
nor much OF fighter but l ADVISE
you to cover UP that traitorous EN-
biem. or | will slap your face"
The Confederate Democrat was
nonpIussed, and at the advice of the
proprietor. who did not wish to have
any trouble there, hastily left thu
store. We suppose this man was oil,
of "Gray's reserves that he talked
about calling out in tho last cam
paign, as lie is good Democrat hu
ready to hoist the rebel tlaG and tigh
under it too, should the opportunit,
be given to him TO do SO. The conatri
gems to DO cursed with voters VIII
prefer the ascendeneY OF the demo
cratic party with poverty TO universe
prosperity. but we think the patriot
vino can distinguish between the!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

In conversation with a prominent
coal dealer this morning. he said Yes
the effect OF the strike upon the Le-
high Valley r. X. is already felt In our
city In the scarcity OF coal. We have
10 big demand from the smaller deal.
Iers but are trying to Hill all orders.
Our stock OF LohiRh will last. with
the present rate OF consumption, I'M
III the first of tho year"
We then asked him how IL was coal
was being sold for $5. 10 per ton when
ali the large dealers were charging 90.
He laughed, and replied, in the first
place We should be able to sell 1t
cheaper than any one else. as we have
but one handling, having track In
the yard and the coal dropped with
the least labor and the least handling
right into thu delivery wagons, but we
always give 2240 pounds for q ton, no
more, no less.
He also said man is fool to try
to buy coal at reduced price, as 1t is
certainly taken off in the weight. There
is no greater chance to cheat In any
business than In the coal trade. Why. |
am satisfied in the delivery of seven
tons of coal could save half ton, and
no one be the wiser. The other day we
had occasion to fill mans coal bin
for the winter. We had never filled 1t
before.
I When We submitted tie bill he came
down to our olllce astonished and
said: lis there not Il mlstafe? you
have only charged me for q tons and 7
cwt. have always had to pay for =
tons when that bin has been filled be-
fore" Thus this illustration Will show
how foolieh people are to to get coal
cheaper by paying a less price.
1t will not pay, and 1t only pays to
buy coal from men whose integrity is
above reproach. Cheaper prices for
coal Is only the purchasing OF less
, coal to DO delivered Into your coal bin.
, Inc city authorities should have an
Inspector OF coal as well as of markets
. and all coal before it Is delivered
should be weighed by public scales,
and this weight certified to or some
plan adopted SO that the people would
not have to depend only upon the in
tegrity OF the dealer alone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
SAMPLES AND INFORMATION AT
S27 MARKET ST.

GHAND OPENING!
VI COMMENCING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1898.
and every evening until further notice.
in the hall,
SCOTT STREET AND DELAWARE AVE,
Opposite the u. g. o. Railroad depot.
The vel. -knuwn DR.. J. IL Jester, lee
turer aud huInOrlst. with n carerully-se-
lccted company. including the wonderful
wizard, fire king. ventriloqulst. otc, Prot.
Awoston, who viii give grand exhibit
tlun of scenes III wonderland, mystic
changes. Arabian nights, with over 100
new and beautiful illusions, among which
| will he the fire and smoke illusion and
the latest nuyelt cs rom the worlds Fair,
! the comi2al boy ana tho eVer-welcome
Punch and judy, thus making IL one OF
the most interesting performances ever
\ itucssed There " i'll also be two matt
nCes week "Wednesday and Saturday ut
ococG, especially for ladies and chill
dren, when every Que VIII rcve'vo a SOU
| vtnir. Thore Will be a grand peri orhinI.ce
| TIA kSGiVING afternoon and evening,
| when cur, fuzzy selected program will no
| presented. Everybody welcome; come
| ana enjoy IL. As Inis Is II strictly moral
cNh btion. perfect order will be main
| tai ned. Doors 'pcn al : y, ~ pcrfor.n-
4 nnce com menccB at 7s5. Admit sion, lOc.
Matinee, aduTs, Ice. ; children, SC
u.5 Gt pH. J. II. JESTER. IA ger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

We would like our readers to drop
rs few lines, telling US what they
liked and dislked in tho REprHu IS
how the paper, according TO their
IDEAS. could he made better ana more
how they like our pictur.
called Her First Partner; what they
think of the policy Of giving away
pictures and books with tho RFrgnlt
GAN; how they would lilo puzzle do
partmeut whether they believe ia pro
lection OF free trade trade soup houses
Ia leu OF giving employment to tbs
working mou and making iulepeud
ent American citizens and not fret
trade paupers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Joseph Price colored who Is wanted
by the West Chester, Pa. authorities
for burglary. Saturday aftcrnoon was
arrested IN this city 10y Detectives Nc
Ney and Wtsil who found him in Il
house beyond Third street bridge.
Officer Jam1s Finn of West hester
Price back with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

rrHE ABOVE is an electro.pate of the famous paint
ing First Partner and this week TIE DAILY
4 REPUBLICAN will make the following extraord
nary offer to its readers
BY sending to US at THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Office corner Third and King Streets six differently daei
coupons and five twocent stamps will mail to you q,
any address, postage prepaid magnificent art reproduo
ton Of this great work. size 10 by 3ol inches, equal
any oil painting as brief inspection will show, and suia
able for framing and adjoining any thome in the land
This fine art reproduction rich in oolorng and of th'
highest workmanship The attention to detail is simply
wonderful and "a thing of beauty is a Joy forever
this opportunity for getting for next to nothing an endless
joy should be seized with avidty, will only contii
for short time.
Those who prefer to call at this office for the picture
can do SO and receive it under the same conditions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Gle Forum for ecember contains
Interesting articles on Are fresideu.
tiul Appointments FOR SaIe:' Necus'
sity Tor Immediate TAIN Reduction,
"A Pan FOR an Automatic, business
like Tariff" francis rurkmnn and his
Work" and about a dozen other hrtl
Giles on various other Interesting to-
pics Persons wishing. 10 subscribe
should adIress The Forum Publish
ing Company. Union square. New
York. 1t can also bs had al the bool
stores. Prices Is cents per copy or q
per year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81. is03
Notice.

We would request persons who
want the REPUBLICAN served at their
residences anu can't got it regular
from the many carriers. 10 leave their
names and the number Of their resi-.
dences ut our Office aud We will try tG
supply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Mrs Annie Davis, former resident
of Wilmington, but nov 81 Washing
Ion, y. g.. VIVA is in her sitt year, and
who has always led an active lilo. also
well and lavOratly known to mnuY OF
our Oltcr cttizons, IS lying dangerous
ly Ill at her nome with pl0url-5. llrr
relatives in tins city Eayo boa tcie.
Brlphed for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

AT Hollis stove and Furniture Co.,
No. 8 East Fourth street Sale last
night. $3.50 all wool hlanksts, sold
us low ae $3.50. Brussels carpet, at
soc TO zoe. worth sl.O0 per yard. a
chamber suit that WIS worth $40, sold
for $3.50. A hair.cloih parlur suit.
worth 545. only brought SO. Sales
will continue until everything In tho
store ~ cleaned out. Call ana secure
bargains
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2,-The Catholic au.
thorities have inaugurated a movement
looking to the submission at the coming
session Of the legislature OF proposition
10 enroll all the denominations of schools
under the public school system and emit.
tic tho a to IA proportionate share OF ths
state school tax.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

! David Jordan, son Of Irwin Jordan,
who fell In a ut at No. II school on
Wednesday lust. Is so far recovered.
under the care of Dr. Tomiinson. rs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

There 10 dangerous hole upon the
property at the corner of Delaware
avenue and West street. 1t should be
fixed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Mr.. J. Frank Wilds told q reporter OF
the REPUBLICAS last week that this
would probably be his last visit to our
city on behalf OF those who have fall
cd to come forward and get their
share of the direct tax refunded by
the Government to the several States.
lie said the larger part OF the $4,000
yet remaining in his hands for distrl-
button belonged to Kent and Sussex
counties; that the position at the pres
ent time was not n very remunerative
one; he thought he would soon send
In his resignation, as there was little
or nothing for him to do. There yet
remains some threo years left and tho
unclaimed money will revert to the
state Mr.. Wilds mulo very accom-
.modatlng and obliglng officer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

During the past week thousands oil
the celebrated NonpaTsil ami City
Market cigars, made by ii L BoLr,
don a liro.. a East second st. Try one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

MeEsrs, Barlow y Weer, the produce
dealers IN Eighth street maraet- hive
decided to give ten Ter cent oil thutr
caafl sales upon Wednesday ne4,t- Np-
vember 4yLn to the Druw Te Hos ,.LIl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Dr Simms' White Pulmonlc Balls lu,
the famous throat aud lung remedy
and hypaphosphite OF lung food. COZ
king street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Strong cough candy at Fetguson's ),
No. Ii East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

A bright 10y. OF II Is at the city
hail, awaiting home. lie came the o
on rriduy night and askei for lodgii &.
tils father Is dead. but his mother IS
living In NV jersey. He has bean
working il the lower part Of the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Go to DR. j. H. almms son. r06
King street. now for llr. Stmms' IA
nous White PuimOHic iialsRm, tho
hung cure. COG King street. L.eglnt
medicine depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

rNcNubeN NfuHt tus
The following licenses have been
granted by the county court:

The following licenses have been
granted by the county court:
OLD PLACES.
John O. Adams, northwest corner
Eleventh and Railroad avenue.
William Alsentzer, S09 King.
william ii. Brown. 100 North Jack.
son.
Henry Blouth, northeast corner
Front and French.
Bernard Bonner. $40 East Fifth.
William II. Carney, lbs West
Second.
John J. Crogan, 500 Tatnall.
| Terrence Curvin, southeast corner
Christiana and Head.
William G. Cole, northwest corner
Maryland avenue and Monroe.
Edward q. CoEcannon. southwest
co rner Seventh and Lombard.
4 Dillon. & Lee. southeast Fifth and
Poplar.
y u. p. Freye, GEL Shipley.
I George ". Griffith. northeast cor
ner OF Eleventh and Thatcher.
benjamin. Il. Gam. 223 and 225 King.
William Holland IL Bro, 52S East
Fourth.
! James :. Heal 5l7 East Fourth
Julian Hnnrahan, southeast corner
/, Front and King
Edward Harkins, southwest corner
Fifth and Shipley.
: George johnson, 402 and 404 Wes'
Front.
:, James A. Kelly. southwest cornei
= Tenth aud Shipley.
= john u. Kelly, northwest corner
. Delaware avenue and DUPONT.
= kteitz & Sperrle. 405 King.
Kennedy ~ O'Connor, Dps Madison
I, Harry It. King, lO7 West sixth.
\ August II. Krienen, II East Second
" Bridget Iuliy, 2ll East Front. .
i. Humphrey Lynch, 50l Madison.
Dennis Lacey, northwest corne
q Fifth and 1atnall.
9 Joseph p, Lacey, 9Ol West Second.
" Elizabeth MANI, northeast corne
% Ninth and Walnut.
= Frederick Mayer, 400 and 40S Pine.
a John May, lll5 Lobdell.
"a John NJ. Mulrooney, 5cS Market.
40 Nahoney ~ Bro, - South JustisoI
~, Bernard Mccullough, southwee
,, :, corner Of Eleventh and Church.
~ Alexander MCGOWAN. northwest col
- ner of Third and Lombard.
~ Vim. MAILER, northeast corner {
~ Lancaster avenue and Franklin.
~ James Mctfrath, southeast corner {
~ Second and jackson.
i Bernard Nugent, northeast corner
y Cedar and Brown.
"a Edward j. Newell, 500 Marylan
III avenue.
~ Christian Ploasser southeast corn,
"a Of Thirteenth and Head.
nm Daniel Quill, northwest corner (
an Sycamore and jackson.
William G. Robeleu. los West Soy
of enth.
~ ". Frederick G. Roemer, S. Z. corn
l. Ninth and DUPONT.
-. lhlip Il. Shea, s. L. corner Four
= and Scott.
81 Melchoir Schiller, 500 King.
ia Andrew Schilling, Il Maryland ay
he nue..
m. Robert Sheldrick, sol West Front.
Frederick Stetcher, S. L. corn
ia Fifth and Adams.
Joseph Weldin, N. L. corner FIJI
No.. End Church,
,rr Andrew Wilhelm, All Shipley.
TO Michael Walsh. 69i East Third.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Armstrong & Sparks. MiddIetown.
IL. T.. liullen, thriStlHnl.
Andrew Fox, Parry's Hotel, Brandy.
Wine Hundred.
Andrew NJ. Gallagher, Star Hotel,
n " Castle.
Z. w. Lloyd, Odessa.
Martin Leonard. New Castle.
john AcGllnn. Rising Sun.
Frank llnkerton, New Castle.
Frank Phillips. Delaware city.
William Whitcraft, Chrlstiana.
WHOLESALE.
William +. Griffith, Newark.
William Morris, Delaware City.
Michael Mulligan, Delaware city.
IhOmns McHuah. IS Market street
NEW PLACES.
circumstances have boon LODGED
against tho following places and they
Will be heard: JohnJ. CrecIon, Ilockes
sin: Patrick Biggins. 1913 East Elev
enth; tatGarine Carroll . East Third
John Crawford, northwest corner Of
Fourth and Poplar; James a. Dillon
southwest corner Second aud Shlpley
Patrick llaney, southeast corner o.
Seventh avenue and duncan; John
Murphy 2l9 West Third; William b
Currlnder. Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Don't become constipated. Tnke
2HRcHAN's PTLLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Tho guaranteed euro for all head.
aches Is
Bromo.Selt&er bottlos lo!ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
Blankets at s..

Thoroughly secured, long fire
wool with about . per cent Of
cotton carded in wary and
filling Perfectly finished ana
well worth $3.50 in the regular
way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
$500.

Nothing like it in th,
city for the price. Al
times are hard you ma;
not want to put much
money in a Heating
Stove. For cheapnes,
buy a Russia Iron
Stove. We have them
as low as $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
B an e's at So.

Al IL of soft, dowuy pure wool,
10Th warp and liiIIn,,; beuu'i.
fui stock, thoroughly we /
made aud finished, large dod-
bio bed size. Well worth $40,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
Bla kets at $3.50.

White Blankets. made of finest
long staple Australian wool,
both warp nhd Mait extra
Size, siNal M, 3 lbs, Sl+ -
E. for the Si1.50 kind.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
Normal Notes.

Rev. Ait, of Garfield College
of Wichita. formerly of this
place, and Mr.. Baxter of Emporia,
visited the Institute Friday.
Mrs. :. :. Estey came up from
Humboldt the first of the week.
y new reading circle has been form
ed consisting of Clubs of ten members
each. Each member purchases a
book and after one month exchanges
with some other member, until he
has read each of series of ten. The
exchanges to be made at the County
Teachers Association.
=. L. Sanders, President of FIT Scott
normal. visited the Institute Wednes-
day and entertained the Institute
during the first hour with a very
pleasant address.
The lecture on Monday evening by
Conductor Stevenson was we'll attend
ed and much appreciated.
This week closes the work of the
Normal and those who have accepted
the opportunity have no doubt found
it a very profitable session. Review
ing the work We see that there has
been the largest enrolment, the deep
est interest, and best results of any
Allen county Normal,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
Bros,
Leaders in LOW Prices.

J. w. Wolf. one of our good Elm
township friends, was in to see Us Sat
urday. He is building a big new
barn, getting ready. he says, for the
biggest crop he ever raised in Kansas.
1t is refreshing to talk to a man who
looks at the bright side of things as
steadily as Mr.. Wolf does.
The Grand Jury adjourned We'd
nesday. OF course nobody who will
tell knows exactly what was done.
but it is the general understanding
that sever indictments were found, all
for selling whiskey. 1t is further un-
derstsOOd that all those indicted have
skipped the county. SO the net re-
suit seems to be-Sl00O expense.
The Fourth of July will probab bly, be
a quiet day in lola. Those who like
horse races will go to Moran, and
those who like beer will go to Hum
boldt-and that will! leave mighty
few of us at home to go to the Sunday
School picnic, We hope everybody
will have a good time
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
Excursion To Chicago

As already announced in the REG
IsTER. shall run an excursion to Chi
cago, leaving lola Monday July l., at
l2:41 p. NJ, and | desire to call atten-
ton to the following points concern
ing it:
/ shall have a vestibUle chair car,
which will run straight through to
Chicago, thus avoiding the trouble of
changing at Kansas City. The car
will go ria the Santa Fe.
The fare for round trip will be'S2l.55,
for single trip $3.50. If any lower
rate is made we Will get the benefit of
it.
The return tickets are good until
Nov. Is.
Those who go with me Will be fur
nished rooms and board at total cost
of 81 90 day, in first class families
close together. in the prohibition SUBJ
urb of EnglewOod, and near street car
lines leading to the grounds.
| lived in Chicago many years and
can therefore act as guide if desired.
AS tony personal character would
refer to A. L. Dibble, Rev. NJ. +
King and others, lola.
1t is Imperative that all who ex-
pect to go with me should notify me,
by postal or letter, not later than July
..
Address all communications to
c. B. RANDALL,
Colony, Kan.