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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-10

sPDClAL OFFER-ONETHIRp OFF
limited number Of Brand New No. :
rNEUMAIiC kAMBLERS. These are late pat
ssrns. Mltn either smooth corrugated G.. j.
uees . OF .o-ineh front wheels, and guaranteed
Ito sos year from date Of sale. Former price,
ONE HUNDRED DoIIARs,
Imp ana Bets extra VIII sell on time nay.
nents 70 the right kind OF customers
GOkAuLLH q JEFFERY MFG CO..
SO ISIS l4th st. NV.
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CHICAGO. Oct. le.-Hsnry De Wolf. treas
urer of the Illinois Central Railway Com
pany. died suddenly this morning IN his
failurA
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CUT DOWN THE COAL BILL.

CUT DOWN THE COAL BILL.
1t isn't enough to know the economy
and comfort of weather stripping your
house. You ought to know the best sort
Of strips. The sort you want to avoid are
rade Of rubber, and which become hard
and brittle AID melt and stick in summer.
Valentines Felt Strips will last as long
as your house. We put them up-if you
wish ii.
BARBER ROSS, Cor. 11th and g sta. oc10
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THE EVENING STAR
rsv York o6os, SO Potter 3aildIas
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- --OA~AA@ ~ - AOA/N(-
ARs z Mcneil. CLAIRyOYANT. Business
Can be Consulted daily saturdays and Sundays
sIceptedD on all matters Of business. personal OF
speciality and satisfaction guaranteed All CON-
nnnications strictly confidential
Il Iess 81. circle every "Wednesday evening at pm
/ PHYSICIAN AND WIFE, WHO HAVE SEEN
II, will ehaperon limited number or ladies' e
pm oc9-3t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHP-NOrICE IS
hereby given that the partnersniP lately sub a
business grocers and provision dealers under
the style Or arm Of Charles H. Rsub Co.. was
sent. and that the business In future will be
carried ed, o1 By wsn Resa and aSIs Tso s
receive all moneys payable TO the said nrm.
-. CHARLES IA nII H. RAUB.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Cor. 9th and SITS.
The regular quarterly dividend Of one and one
viii be paid from the current quarterly net earn,
ings at It's once on and after November 1. 1893
closed between the dates OF October y and No
oss.i.lo:la.ifai W. B. robson, Secretary.
MORTON C. STOUT CO..
MERCHANT TALoRs.
And now hear the busy hum of trafnc
through our stores. with comments Of pleased
customers. bearing witness to successful efforts
10 present the best Of old and new worlds pro-
anctions Of CHEvIOTs. wORSTEDS and CASSI-
MERES for inspection and selection.
And now. with all the wheels Of trade repidly
revolving. give them q still swifter whirl by
power Of prices. We putting out this season
$500 SUIT
To order which equals any SO Suit you may buy
elsewhere.
$50 AED SIS SUITS.
For which should have $50 and $35. are amaz-
Ing all who place n .-ial order with U.s.
$3.50 TROUSERS.
Other houses have tried to initiate in the
production o. these Trousers. but have signally
failed. and were 4 not that laid down spot
cash for the patterns would be compelled to
ask at least s. for them
We have secured our reputation by giving the
newest styles and most perfect fitting and prop
eriy trimmed garments at surprisingly low
figures.
MORTON C. STOUT CO.,
MERCHANT TAHORS,
1112 st. NV.
par-troo-a arA ,harsv palfip,oro Ma
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KEEN'S
Styles are now complete for
the latest style OF garments
Place your order with the
largest tailoring establishment
in the United States
GEO. T. KEEN,
Merchant Tailor,
eo ara STR EET NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

to I,soa osomsIsSs. slonf TaEs' vSD, to pay Us
lord month af- afew wears
nSaia ssaf Sn; ua Thsn io.s so.
you lose your posi- tion or have any other
misfortune and then Be leass asSe roSf Si over
Tbs TI5ned !, na SSt Of doors % your bead and be
desired w any man ey on your property.
oc1o JAS. E WAUGH. slOFs.n NV
Paid up capital 8, 100000.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Granite building.
9th and y Sta
THIS COMPANY Acts as Executor, Administra-
tor. Trustee and in all proper
fduciary capacities.
THIS COMPANY Pays interest on depositst
THIS COMPANY Has a fine safe deposit depart.
Dent
THIS COMPANY Loans its money only upon So
curity.
THIS COMPANY Has large capital, conservative
oeio-u management and permanency.
CATS HAVE FITS,
but such dts last but a short while.
WEARERS OF EMERSON, SHOES HAVE FITS
from the time they first put them on
until they are completely out.
The Emerson Shoe II not for ladies,
and you buy them at FIRST hands,"
2-$3.5o-$+$5 and S.
R. B. GROVER CO.. Makers and Sellers
OF The Emerson Shoes. 11O3 Pa. oc1O
There's lots of ways to throw away money.
turned out by the various Tailoring Agencies
Clothes 'G%n for ey S make 1 you sui, Of
Suits tailored here at SIS and up.
J. FRED GAICHEL date of Keen's), 41s 18th st.
THREE WHITE WINES
THAT ARE TRULY GREAT:
ssasH. ssu,sTEe. ..................H case IL OTIS.
PRESCRHTION-Takeo one Of these wines
with fish and oysters for that empty feeling.
TO-KALON WINE CO., 614 14th st. Phone s9s.ol0
NONE TOO soon
cfally when such offer present
9ns PEfysils s, neat ne good ssTyesabs I
s..e..se offer worth consideration. See the cloths
'''''' we're making up for that price.
MERTZ AND MERTZ.
MODERN-PRICED TAILORS,
9O6 f ST. NV.
1t % q. Baltimore ST., Balto., Md.
Tr.Ss TI.Ss !: !: ESSsins LSSsins Y. ".
This hne stock Of woolens con-
signed to us by a distressed importer
has given big impetus to the fall
prepared to receive it. We are Civ
ing inner cloth, better trimmings
and better fitting garments for less
money than ever before. Ask to
see se sss the u duPsrses,s ssr @ stock $40 Suits
, 80 0vercaats S3a. 80.
G; oeEo MEAhFiEI'D snirsoS' Tailor. 18th and SITS.
ADVERTISING CALENDARS FOR 's4
Finest line of STEEL PLATE CALENDARS I
Publisher. 1iOs-ii1s ST. NV. Telephone 7ss. o'
PATRICK H; c: BRENNAN. LIB. CA,
Member Of the Institute of Accounts, New York
Formerly 1924 F. REMOVED To TO i4si 'iS: sr. NV.
oc93t ROOM 5.
PEOPLE WHO WRITE
and who are particular about the kind of
Stationery :hey should Rot fail to call and
examine CRANES and WRITINGS celebrated
prsnds-pone finer. We also headquarters
for genuine Irish Linen Paper and Envelopes
Remember, you save money by dealing with
EAsION RUPP. Popular-priced Stationers
Al 1lth street Gust above the ayenue) oc9
FlFT AVENUE TAILORING
IL Is mans duty In m
sentsble and attractive as possible and to do
80 Is evidence Of his appreciation of the rights
of others and a proper self-respect
Have you been to see us yet-tf not vbv
not?
Unreasonable prices
c. ]. B. Schultz, 1913 G STREET oca
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oh GO1AA nv O11SLO.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. n. P. c., STH AND L
SITS. s.e.-Revival services. Preaching 80 p. m
Tuesday; Rev. 8; J. smith; Wednesday, Rev; w
Lewis. Come. ociO-4t'
SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL.-A STATED
meeting Of Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix, No.
!. will be held THIS Tuesday EVENING, Oct
it A. H. HOLT. sd degree. Secretary.
W. c. T. U.-cHAPIN AUXILIARY WILL HOLD
sion S IT. At 2 pm. PM ToMoRRow % eWednesday1. dS5 All All
cordially invited. Mrs. NJ. E. COHEN, Pres. 1t
l. O. o. F.-FRIENDsHIP LODGE, NO. r. WILL
assemble THIS TUESDAY) EVENING at I
O'Clock to make arrangements for the funeral o1
Grand EF e Ree Sec pis'
Weather tomorrow-Fair and warmer.
WE LEAD,
BUT OTHERS DON'T FOLLOW
Because they can't. Who in
Washington besides ourselves
can afford to sell Best
6X2o CYPRESS SHINGLES AT
THoUsANDp
81 is the price elsewhere
EVERY SINGLE GUARANTEED.
II you read it in our ad. it's so.
Lumber. Min Work and BuiIders' Hardv.re.1 Eh
Cor. 9Th and n. Y. ave. NV. oc9
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CONTINUED on Sixth page.)
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a FEW OF OUR PATRONS:
y y 3 Army. VIM. NJ. Gait Co
y y o Navy: b. Charlton L Co.
y . interior Saks 4 Co.
- y 3 r w. Dept Chevy Chase Co.
v, =. SoAst SurNey American sec. Trust Co.
., use poor quality" when the best obtain able
thy Of cons Iteration ON eAAA' 40 W
oc9 OHIO MINERAL PAINT co. , SO 14th ,t
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FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING
III Is mans duty to make himself as pre-
sentsble and attractive as possible. and To do
90 Is evidence of his appreciation Of the rights
OF others and n proper self-respect
Have you been to see us yet-if not vbv
not? W.
Unreasonable prices
c. ]. B. Schultz, 1913 G STREET oca
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II NJ FOR COAL
Is not half as hard work as waiting
ior some slow one-horse dealer 70 de-
TsSr tne coal you ordered last week
IELL SMITH your coal needs-se has
tne best coal and the best delivery
system In Washington.
A. b. SMITH, 4th and / sis No
Branches: Mass. ave. and me- and 7O1 18th n =
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PRESCRHTION-Take of these wines
with fish and oysters for that empty feeling.
TO-KALON WINE CO., 614 14th st. Phone 99S. oil
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
REcEIPTs FoR MELANcHoLY.
Lady Once Had Two and Twenty Give
Her-The Bet,

Lady Once Had Two and Twenty Given
Her-The Bet.
A famous doctor once gave lady two
and twenty receipts against melancholy
one was bright fire; another was to
remember all the pleasant things said to
and of her, etc.
"But where depression. irritability
and melancholy persist" he said, "the
cure is not so superficial. There is evi.
dent serious disturbance of the nervous
organization. The brain and nerves are
not getting proper nourishment, and
there is weakness and general debility
then take Paines celery compound"
A brain that does not get sufficient
nourishment and its proper bath of
oxygen moves sluggishly and encourages
acute nervous disorders.
These forewarnings of nervous break
down are sometimes very plain. Head
ache is another of those fortunate symp
toms which are of character to max,
themselves so felt as to force the atten
tion of the tired brain worker.
Rare oil paintings and all kinds of finely
/ framed goods will ne sold, regardless OF cos
this evening at Nerger's art sale. No ali
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
BEDROOM SUITS.

The rush of business which started with us about three
weeks ago still continues with unabaed vgor. This of
course is very gratifying and certainly endorse
ment from the public that they are pleased with our
goods and manner of dealing We have this week receiv
ed new invoice of bed room suits These we have
determined to off price which will surprise you
What do you think of a handsome Oak Suit consist
ing of eight pieces, highly polished, and of the very
finest finish for the remarkable low figure of $25
former price $35 These are without doubt the great
est value for the money that have been offered in
this or any other city You'll be surprised when you
see them. and wonder how they can be manufactured
for so small a sum.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
OIL CLOTHS.

The subject of Carpets reminds of the elegant line
of Oilcoths which we have in stock. AS the weather
is becoming milder you'll no doubt want some of that
sort of Covering for your floors and Offices We
would be much pleased have you look over this lot
The many fine styles would please you OF course we
make and lay this same as Carpets and fill your
order with despatch
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
REFRIGERATORS.

AS Carpet suggests Oil cloth mder weather of
suggests Refrigerators. We have determined to make
speciality of Refrgerators this year. And with that
thought in view ordered special lot made for us alone
These are now here and by far the finest and most
varied stock he found in any furniture house in the
country. They from the ordinary ice chest to the
handsome combination sideboard with porcelain lined
cooler and elegantly mounted appurtenances there to-
These vary in price according STYLE say from six to
seventy dollars.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
G CARPET 7 S.

The Carpets which buyers have selected this spring.
marvels of beauty and to add already numer-
Gus line we have just unloaded, entirely new and
specially selected stock These in new and beauti-
full shades and have before been placed on the
market. A look at these would repay visit to our
Warerooms.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05

bill which was passed yesterday II
allows the parents or guardian of II deaf
mute to spend the state appropriation
for private instruction 10 the oral
method
The Governors Good Work.
The special committee appointed to
settle with Governor Reynolds on the
Direct Tax Refund account, will make
its report in a day or two. Governor
Reynolds will be highly complimented
for his efficient service in this behalf.
He received from the Federal Govern
ment for distribution the sum of
so, 77202 The claims paid aggregate
$50 500 Al. This leaves a balance of
$l3, 932 81, large proportion of which
will never be claimed About 1000
claims were paid to 4, 52s persons. The
expense of refunding the money was
$4. 504 36, including the commissions of
J Frank Wllds, which amounted TO
$2,Sll.97.
Just what arrangements will be made
for distributing the balance in hand has
not yet been decided. The commits issions
from such a small sum will not pay
Commissioner Wilds for the time con-
sumed. There seems to be a movement
on foot to have the percentage raisei.
Legislative Notes.
William H. Connell and Lewis
Vandegrift we're in Dover yesterday
looking after the status of road bill in
which they are interested.
Ex Levy Court Commissioner Andrew
S Eliason, of Pencader hundred, spent
several hours in the State House yester
day
John H Rodney was here yesterday,
looking after divorce bill in which he
is interested
The House bill authorizing the State
Board of Health to draw upon the state
treasury for 81 600 wherewith TO fight
an epidemic of cholera and fixing penal
ties for failure to send in reports re
quired by law, was recommitted in the
Senate because the committee reporting
it could not make satisfactory expla
nation of the scope of its provisions.
The House laid on the table the bill
relating to a public road in st. Georges
hundred.
Representative Cooch had the bill to
incorporate the Tyrol Land and Develop
ment Company laid on the table for
! future consideration.
The House indefinitely postponed the
bill to divide and consolidate school dis
trict No. II, New Castle county.
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bills allowing the port wardens of Will
mington discretionary powers in rela-
tion to wharves and abutments in the
Christiona river and Brandywine creek,
and to incorporate the Sanitarium Com
pany Of Wilmington.
The House passed the Senate bill
authorizing the Frederick Railroad
Company to pay certain money to the
town Of Frederick. Among the House
bills passed we're those authorizing the
widening of Elsmere road in Christiana
hundred, TO annex Eastlake to Will
mington with one third tax rate for
ten years, authorizing the insurance
commissioner to ferret out incendiaries
upon complaints made by insurance
companies.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
ProrIdIng for be pIre.t.

Henry RidgeIy, Jr., the young lawyer
OF Dover, was made happy yesterday by
the action OF the Hou Sc 1t adopted the
joint resolution authorizing MIN to have
Evening journal., 1893-04-05

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousuess, iaundice, sick headache, Indigestion
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
LooLIag ont for lhe D. NP.

Levi c. Bird was here yesterday in the
Interest of the Baltimore & Philadelphia
Railroad Company There are six or
seven pills here requiring the company
TO put up safety gates at points along
It's line In New Castle county. He was
accompanied by ex-senator Isaac
Elliott. of Brandywine hundred. n was
found that the Newport pike and
DUPONT -Elsmere bills had already passed
Their efforts were centred in killing the
others.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
The Dumb TO ram,

The deaf and dumb benefciaries of
Delaware will now have an opportunity
to talk. Senator Records Senate bin
providing oral instruction for such un.
tortunates passed the House Yesterday
morning, with an amendment making il
the duty of the superintendent of free
schools, in which such beneficiary nav
reside, to see that the money is properly
expended.
State Treasurer Burnite's report for
1912 shows that the following state
benehciaries are maintained as pupils In
the Columbia Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb:
New Castle county-Gertrude Parker.
cost for two years, S400 Alverdia \.
Cornog, one year, $50; Bertha M.
Whitloek, one year, $500; Elizabeth
Pagan, one year. $200 Joseph Wirzbon.
shia, one year, 5000; Laura Mayer, one
year, $eOOi Pauline Whitlock, one year,
S2U0
Kent county-Ida Boyer, one year,
5000; Nellie Lynch, two years, S40O;
Herbert Jump, two years. 500: Sallie
Flemming, one year. $780, Mary Ii.
Spurry, one year, $500.
Sussex cOunty-Mabel Magee. two
years, $400; James 7. Breeding. one
year, 5000; Ernest c. Foskey, 5000.
Those supported in the Pennsylvania
Institution for the Instruction Of the
Deaf and Dumb were from New Castle
county, as follows: George b. Wilson.
two years, $780, Elizabeth Burlington,
one year, $40.
All of these benefciaries are taught in
the sign method.
Some time ago Senator Records met.
IN Sussex county, boy named Adams
who was deaf mute at one time. but
who had been put under private In,
structor and taught to speak He
determined to give other afflicted children
an opportunity to talk and framed the
Evening journal., 1893-04-05

ent styles. Two patterns and
two shades of each and they
are the best value in ready
made clothing We know Of.
All sizes while they last.
Better goods ia the new color
ing and materials up to $25
for the best ready made suits
we have in Sack or Cutaway
Coat Suits. Our boys depart
ments are full up with new
things in Suits, Hats and
Shoes and we are getting a
splendid trade in boys wear
and we have just the goods on
which to build the trade.
Splendid qualities and mod
crate prices.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
Chambers Bill Lost.

Lilburn Chambers bill to amend the
charter Of the Chandler Trustees Com
pany has met the fate predicted for it
by the EVENING JOURNAL when intro
duced during the rush on March IA
This innocent looking little bill had a
big meaning hidden in it and it was not
until it WAS discovered in the clerk s
desk and exposed by the kvENING
JOURNAL that its true meaning was
known. The amendment only occupied
two lines, but it gave the com
pany power to guarantee titles
to real estate and thereby Sc
cure monopoly of the business
Much longer bills, conveying the same
powers have been killed in years gone
by, and as soon as the purport of Mr.
Chsndler's bill was known the legisla
tive pillow was prepared for the smother
ins act Several days ago il was thought
necessary TO put in bill to renew the
charter of the Mutual Loan Association
Of Middletown. The trouble was to find
bill for which the Middletown bill
could be put iu as substitute. The
bills In hand were looked over and the
committee struck upon a happy plan of
getting rid of the obnoxious Chandler
Trustees Company bill. 1t was used as
a dummy for introducing the new bill.
and there its usefulness and existence
ended
Evening journal., 1893-04-05

Rare oil paintings and all kinds of finely
this evening at Yerger's art SALE No 4l9
Evening journal., 1893-04-05

Are those $40 ALI
W ool Kiamensi
Chevlot Suits tf
our own make;
have you seen anv
of them? If Won
have not come inand
examine the differ
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
Sores are All Healed Up
Hoods SaFsapaFiIIa

would marvel that am now alive TO move al
all" MRS. MARY sPEAKalAS, 2725 Latona
Street. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
Another FxemntIon nIlI.

Another Exemption Bill.
Another House bill which will never
pass the Senate as 1t passed the House
had its first reading in the upper branch
yesterday. It provides that the ST.
Josephs Society of Wilmington may
take charge of abandoned, neglected and
incorrigible colored Catholic boys The
commitments are to be made under the
supervision Of the judge Of the Municipal
Court This much Of the bill is presum-
ably all right so far as the Senate is con.
cerned. The last section exempts from
state. county and municipal taxation
the French street property of the society
This section will be stricken out by the
Senate as it will not pass any bill carry.
ing with IL exemption from state or
county taxation. The West End Read
ing Room and the New Century Club
bills are complications Of the Senate s
ideas on that score.
Hon. ELI Salisbury win.
The will Of the late Hon. ELI Sauls-
bury was admitted to probate by Regis
ter Of Wills Cooper yesterday. He leaves
an estate valued at about $75, 900 His
niece, Miss Mary Salisbury, is his ad
ministratrix. Among the bequests are
the following: To his niece and ad.
ministratrix, the handsome residence
on State street and personal
property, worth about $4,000; $40.
600 cash, IS, 600 in bank stock
to John f. Salisbury, the del
awarean" and Office building; two farms
in Maryland, worth about $4,000; SO,
500 cash to Willard Salisbury, Jr. and
Representative William Salisbury two
farms one near Dover and the other in
Mispillion hundred. He also left some
small legacies TO other relatives.
Merchants Want Readjustment.
A delegation Of Wilmington mer
chants was here yesterday. AmonC
those noticed in the lobby were William
Lawton, d. w. Lynch, John L. Daley
John O'Harra, Joseph Davidson, Levi.
Held, James Mahog and Councilman
James p. Ratledge. They were here t,
impress upon the assemblymen tn,
necessity for a readjustment of tn,
system of taxing merchants They dc
not want to be compelled to make aft
davit before the clerk Of the peace as tC
the amount of their annual purchases
They were listened to attentively, but
the visit did not result in defnit,
action.
Evening journal., 1893-04-05
Trouble over tho Insane.

The bill providing for the medical ex.
animation of all candidates for admis-
sion TO the State Hospital at Farnhurst
had set back in the Senate. Il was re-
ported favorably. but, as Senator vii
liams objected to some Of the provisions
regulating the admission Of a patient
upon his own application, it was recon
mitted
Evening journal., 1893-04-05

bill which was passed yesterday It
allows the parents or guardian of n deaf
mute to spend the state appropriation
for private instruction 10 the oral
method
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-06-01
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
Catarrhal Deafness Cured. No
More Use For Ear-Trumpets.
Triumph at Last.

An infallible remedy for the cure
of catarrh and deafness in all its
stages, by one who has been a
great sufferer from catarrh and
almost total deafness.
No catarrh or Shiny green and
yellow sticky matter discharging
from the nose. No deafness. No
ringing cracking sounds in the
head. No mucous matter lodging
in the throat. No occasional hack
ing cough with throwing up Shiny
green and yellow sticky matter
It is a blessing that words cannot
describe.
For further information write for
circulars. Address, Frank Wortz
& Co., Wausau, Wis. Drawer l029
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-06-01
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy
condition of all the vital organs.
If the Liver be inactive, you have
a Bilious Look, if your stomach
be disordered you have Dyspep'
tic Look and if your Kidneys be
affected You have a Punched Look,
Secure good health and you will
have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great Alternative and Tonic
acts directly OH these vital organs
cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and
gives good complexion. Sold at
j. X. BarlOw's at SOC bottle. 4
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-06-01
The Worlds Fair.

The st. Louis, Alton & Terre
Haute railroad offer a rate of
$lS.45 from Paducah to Chicago
and return during the Worlds
Fair. Tickets will BIO on sale from
April 25th to October 31st, limited
to continuous passage in each
direction. final return limited Nov.
Is, 1898.
Tickets at this rate will be sold
via Carbondale and the Illinois
Central; East st. Louis and the
Wabash, Chicago s. Alton, Jack
sonville Southeastern, or the Van
dalia and Illinois Central railroads
For further information. tickets
etc., call ON or address @. G. Nc
Carly, Palmer House, Paducah
XIV.