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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10
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The Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia.

Home once hcnmond, va.
O.. A. WALKER d. W. ft1hAM'
President SDtfciaIFs
Iife. Endowment and Industrial Policies
Issued on Most Favorable Terms.
Premiums Payable weekly quarterly,
SemirAunulUy and Annually,
NOTE THIS GROWTH.
Premiums received 1885, ninety nins
thousand five hundred dollars Pr
mlumq 1907. sEVEN HUNDRED MD
Fff.rY-TWO THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRIED DOLLARS
Through IT'S INDUSTRIAL plan, mo
the benefits of ufs insurance aro placed
Within tho reach OF all. each member ot
tho family-child ana adult-ae-ue insured
at premiums ransing from hYe cents ID
nf,v cents weekly for amounts from SD
20 $500.
ORDINARY LIFE Department wfl
insurance from $500 upwards on plans
adapted 90 au conditions of life
ThIs company has ElGH1E ZEN MIi-
LION dollars Insurance boo force. Total
payments t0 poury-n0.dcrs NEARLY
THREE MILLION DOLLARS. dletribut.
go largely among southern widows arj
orphans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10
rhc princo Id WaIe., JoI.e.

heard q good story about the Prince
and 10 WAS well voucned for In the eieh-
ties. when the Radicals were more than
ever clamorous and active, a youns lord
said 90 him.
sir. nave You ever thought OF the pos-
sibiltv or this becoming republic. and
your losing your title and income
and have you thought OF what you
would do2" the youns lord persisted.
"Why yes" said the Prince. there
would always De chance 20 lecture y
America. "-Provldcnce Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

r1iror, g Maxim he inventor OF tho
Nfa1ifu gun. aud "a s.1lch american, mas
received "a letter Ouu Lord Wolmei-f,
cormadar of the British Army who exc
49, tb. varr..t ivocacy of close
i,,,o, tetvoon fhe Tultol States and
Cr.st Irffaf,
,f~ 1T.rfm arrived from ENGLAND last
saturday lie SAYS uat everywhere no
forr9 ne Greatest enthusiasm when the
nrofact of "a union of tl- branches ok tle
hrri,-cavon race w.s mentioned. The
Inventor has beeun a campaign for the
r-iv ~ tba race OIL Dis own account.
l1,r, rIr, a7,.oc@firr bis cherished plan
t,ot lDrd vyois.ler wra,e this letter.
ne. 80 mich ,.+t tre pcrmi ssi0n Of
a.. i-,...i'-, '-','r,.rl.r Nr. Maxim has
,iv.1 tn ,re TIerell. Tho letter is as
folloo.s
..l-er Ooioe rorf0n s. W. 19-5'9s.
en- NJ Df,,,m Your letter of tho
t9t, tr,.,,t a. Intensely mterestlr 20
,, AMI c,.,i,. i.,.ror.s oll YOU saw about
'i. -. '.'' -. ~ ne closest pose
,.,.,. ,..-i.. -, ,r sections of tho
Z ','lol d. we two nations
&c. 80. - ,ra United States
~ '...''. ,--t,.e aud objects and
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.wOLsEIEY.
p IL 5. MaEln- E..l, N0. p


The death OF Or. George NJ. Ebers VIII
occasion widespread regret for the loss OF
the novelist rather than Of the Esyptolo-
gist. Despite his professional career ana
his triumphant discovery or me now Ia
nous Ebers papyrus. his greatest Woi"
has been as master Of ANTIQUARIAN nc
ton IL Is the fashion to decry his ro-
rusLcas a. L.ine, davoid ae Qasli2 insa~,~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

ole lived a bachelor until he was ffiy
and then married "a woman young enough
20 be his daughter.
'Daughter? Why. she was young
enough 10 De his second wifs."-Detroit
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

the tramp. How do you happen 90 giys
me just a dollar and all these directions
with it2'
Because I got @ dollar from .aan on
this very corner about ten years ago"
said the stranger 'iust aa yol are erf,
ting II from me, and I'm passing up hh
advice and his money Just for luck --
Chicago Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10


Our esteemed contemporary the VIII
lamsburC Gazette. is stiH keeping UP
the good work Of prophosying better
times. and Of urging the people to prepare
for the business revival that is cosiinG.
We have a great trade balance in our
favor, we are extending our trade into
the uttermost parts Of che earth. we
have q largo accumulation Of gold. we
produced a bounufm harvest in 1891. and
received high prices for OUT products. we
have I'm the field what Sc believed 10 be
the greatest crop Of wheat. corn. cotton
and other farm products that the coun-
try has ever grown, with the war ended
cuba will have to be developed almost
from the beginning. and employment viii
DO given 20 thousands Of American ciu-
zons and millions Of American capital,
and o. new market viii De created for
American products. With an the con-
diuons 50 favorable It takes no prophet
20 predict great trade activities this fal
and II Vire!nians do not go I'm and share
i'm the prosperous times that are coming
it VIII be their own fault.
Away with the croaker Let the cali
amity wall cease. Let us enjoy the good
things which the Lord has provided Let
MS stop trying TO create o panic TO pro-
mote the welfare of a political party.
While the Record SIS q firm believer in
the free coinare Of both gold and silver
IN Will not object 10 good times by the
single standard route. Let us have bet-
ter times and not so many prom.ses.-
Stanton Record.
il is am encouraging sign truly. when
a free silver advocate admits that pros
perlty IS possible under the gold stand
ard. But al the fair-minded free silver
folks are now coming 20 candid cone
fession that will Doe good for their
souls.
That mysterious wreck in he Straits
Of Belle Isle may have Dc. the sui-
eide OF an escaped Spanish var vessel.
A st. Louis paper wants mother ma
tional holiday commemorative Of the
victory over Spain. Not Dit OF it
This country VIII h. 5000 busy after the
war TO take ho'a.
Tho Ralumore Avn rran says that
General Miles hs ty taking way.
So had General IH butlcr.
A round robin is generally sent by
those who are after getting a square
deal
II was not great thing FOR the United
States 90 whip Spain. We can show our
greatness, however in making peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10
Dcpcnds on Circumstances.

Abcll-A woman's no. you know. means
yes.
Nane-That depends on whether you are
asking her IL she wants another dlsh Oh
Gcam or are begging her TO LEI you owe
for another weeks board.-Wasninston
CfQr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,
4 Number Of Richmonders Leaving
the City for the Mountains.

4 Number or ElchmOhuciS i'"'''p
the CITY Cor the Mountains.
Mrs. James A. Wclch and Mrs. c. G..
Nephau leave Richmond ON frioal lot
Atlantic City. where they VIII spend 'he
remainder of this month. registering o'
the Tramore.
Mr. Henry Strauss and wife Of Alex
andria Va. X. Dunlop, OF Lvnchourg'
Va. r.. G.. Venable. of Petersburg. are
AMONGST Nirgiuians who are now RESORT
Ing at White sulphur There are now
seven hundred and nifty guests at lNe
White.
Mrs James Peasants left Richmond
Yesterday to v'slt her niece. Mrs h1N-
al .at her beautiful country place IN Ale
lem1r'e.
,r-s rrottia Ross. who for several DAYS
has been quite sick. was. decidedly bet
ter Yesterday. and win doubles be oole
fl leave her room in a few days.
Mrs. william wise Mayo with Misses
Nellie ana Annie Mayo left Richmond
Yesterday 20 visit relatives DO lluvanna
c0uty. 2fas Mary Lyons Mayo also
DEF to visit 1uH Coles. in scotisvlNe
Mrs. Irfroy and Mrs clifford Caporton
n.Fe i''' -tt.t 3d.. ', -fti.nlo az 1000
@ ~. 49,, tt.o f.-,-rr Mrs Ca
...-.~,.. l.,,.,fa.,.rca fe although
g..,t,. cvtrene', Slow and she Will
ma. ref,,r- t, Richmond before tho middle
of September.
Mrs. Frank Crump has returned 10
Richmond after delightful s0iourn nt
Hot SPRINGS ehn reports her mother.
proved I'm health bv the baths.
Tho latter will return to Richmond on
t,e arst of September.
-r~e poreov Culan Be- now VISIT
Goa. t.- Fsuo1+or Mrs William $. Hop
t.-.. e,iroton IN
,..-. D. ....,.t--- ,.t.
AIT. l.'l'"l ''
FAMILY VINO are
L'AlN5.o OIL
r.--,
Prot. AoI'-'' ID. ,"' .'' ~ ',-
now at io"spo'" ~ ''' '''
spend ABOUT o. mo'ln.
Airs. ID. A. S. Fausnt, Regent OF ,ne
LouI lana room ln the come .A.e 'l"-
scum. has recently had placed ID n'I
keeping i've scrap Do'As o. ,-.,,, 49,,
containing newspaper o'l-7 ,,
poilneous OF coli7'l OF 'll o' H.''.' ''-
of tne events lh ilt W.T. '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. s. c. HUTCHINSON, LOADAi'D
STREET.

The Times IL always indebted 70 friends
who favor Il with society items ane
personals. but must urge that az suSn
BE sent over the signature "a NV
All unsigned communicatiors will be 20
fected always.
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FOR DISEASES OF THE LIVRE
STOMACH AND KIDNEY

the Water Of the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs Is the most valuable IN
America. Purcell. ADJ 4. 90 slbalasale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

Where mo an Jim played marbles "heh
Jim an me WIZ young.
VIII T. Hale I'm cincinnati enquirer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

THE MAILING LIST IS ONLY FRS !, J. J
ED ABOyT EVERY TEN - -, p
THEREFORE. DO NOT FEEL " ~ -, Z, =, 2 Il \
If THE DATE OPPOSITE nC15h = - S>--91r
CHANGED AS SOON AS THE Sud
SCRIpTICN IS PENEWED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

,rrr. r. r. Lewis will leave Richmond
tomorrow for M0nteaeie Tenn. Joining
Ter parents No Thar popular resort in 'lo
tennessee mountains Judge Lewis VIII
attend the meeting Of the American lar
Association no Saratoga
The bows OF tho Richmond Male orphan
Aevirrn are much interested IN sa3nrins
funds for swimming pool which wi'i
cos, about $1,000 1lr Anderson has FUR
rlshel an admirable design, and now All
tr.t stands between the boys and success
Is the money.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

The Paltluor. AVN an says that
General Miles hs mighty akng way.
So bad Gencral ILL LnlI.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

It was not a great thing for the United
States 20 whip spain We can show our
greatness, however. in making peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

A st. Louis paper wants mother na-
tional holiday commemorative Of the
victory over Spain. Not Dit OF So.
This country VIII ha I.n busy after the
war TO take hoN.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

A round robin IS generally sent by
those who are after getting square
deal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

That mysterious wreck in he Straits
of Belle Isle may have Do. the SUE
eide OF an escaped spanlsl w vossel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-10

Somebody IN Texas has suggested Chat
The sunday-school children of the State
contribute o. 5-cent nickel each tos pure
chase "a sword and q Bible for rresouf1-
fion tO captain John vs.. Phillip. or tho
hatt'eship Texas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06

Ser itdbtiids Content Der Demo.
fraten finbet am Samitas nddtsr 8ode
ftatt. bic Delesatenpablen am porber.
ssbenbsn Donnsritas.
Der grdiibent ernannts am Wiitt.
mod g. Sranf penman als Snlanbfeuer
Solicitor fur ben 10. Diitritt, als Nabs
fOIssr bon Grant Serrins.
- aIbermann Wilar bon bsr 8.
Warb Iieet 3ismli6 eefdbrli6 erfranfl
an einem Wueen uno SessIeioen barnies
Der. ST bsinbst ii& isst auf Der 8shsr.
une.
-Samss @iasspie tpurbe am Ulitt.
mod Nbenb srpiidt. aIs er Dor einem
8leiosrIaben an 2adauanna 4psnue ei'
nsn Strobmann um elnen neberrod er'
lei&terte er iist.
- Wdbrenb zines 3ratpalles auf iei'
mem StraBsnbubnnaeen su WoOiic. er.
belt Der Sonbutteur Wm. @lsaion einer
iiefen S9nitt iiber Der Stirn, als cine,
Der Ibeilnebmer am 8ranaa ieiner
8Opf eesen einen Siein itisB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06

Snub's Pillrn limb bic bette Gbfibr.
uno Geber' Uisoisin fur SlmiIiense'
braud. 25c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06
@apue Spuntp.

Snnesbalr. Der idpere Sdneeful
am 5reltus binberte bic 5abrten auf bsl
@rapitp Sabn uno nur Elm paar 3det
liefen atpif6en bier unb garbonbale. -
Senrp Sartuns purbe am Neuiabrsabene
in ieiner Wobnuns an Der obersn Wain
Strobe selesentli6 feinss 60. @ebutts.
tases bon elmer srOBen Srsunossitaur
dberrai6i, bic sr in Der ansensbmiten
4rt bspirtbsts. 8. Meblano,
SObn bes ". .SderlfS WsoIuno. itarb
am lsbten DOnneriias in Wonroston.
BRADFORD County, i'm 4Itsr bon AZ Sab.
rem an elmer Ssrstranfbeit unb puree am
SamfaS bubier IN Glen Dpberrp 5rieos
bofe besroist; feline Srau unb apsi
8lnoer Gberleben ibn.--Dsr bisiise Sic.
oertrana bdIt am IL. Sanuar ieinsn idbr.
liben WaSfsnbaa ab.
= 0immers III am UlOntas elm Mc.
nep Otrsr 8ohamt semudt ipOrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06
uue BEN oberen xhale.
(ar6balb Gcrrsippnbtni.)


- Ser Bols Stanley 2abeqesfi 1T
am Srsitus in Der 8lncOait Wine su
1broop burb einen Saq BON Dedenfob'
len ausenblidIld eetbbtet tporben,
- Der neue uno moberns 2oblenbre.
der Der SUbnion aoblsn So. ,u 8riee.
burg piro am WOntas bem 8sirisb ct.
Dffnet; bic Ssrheauns beRelbsn fofete
stpa 100000.
- Die gbbp Greef Wine su Olppbant
III am Sreitas seibloRsn tporoen, bic
ber neue Tbeil nit bem alien perbunben
peroen fam; sttpa 500 Wdnner eera.
then baburd auber arbeit, bis bic Ser.
bIneuns 8ema4t If.
Gontablsr s. 3. WcSaIe's
Wobnuns auf Der Otieite bon Gr6balt
maro am 5reitas Habt um Ill ubr ourb
elm Ssuer seritbrt. bsHsn @niitsbunesur,
ia6e unbetdnnt il Der aneeri6tets
Sbaoen III Elm beeeutsnoer unb nur
our4 cine tlsins 8stiideruns ssoedt.
(GarbOnSals GprrsipOnpsni.)
- 9spere's 2aben i'm 9urfe @ebaube
puroe am Sreita8 abenb bonn S4eriif
ssfdIORsn.
@dbrenb bes betiIoEenen Wonats
tpurben 80 Iobesfdue bel Der bieiiBsn
@eiunbbeits'9s 9sb6rbe ssmeIbet.
= Ser fdotiite Gonpent Der Demos
fratsn finbst am 8. Sanuar in Warpell .
Saae, bic BrimdrpubIsn beuts ftatt.
- Serr uno Srau Souls 8rauer
saben am Heuiubrsateno su @bren ibreS
@aites, SRI. RuB bon Niseoniin, eins
@efeaidaft,
- Cine bur6brennenbe 2otomotibe.
Der fiinf aarren ansebdnst tparen, er'
reste bel Der gbssrton Nline am Son'
nerias ni6t serinse Iufresuns bic
bieielben fielen einsn Ibban8 binab unb
tpurosn oemolirt; ber S6aben 1T Elm
beoeutenoer.
-9as ais Dunbaff 8iaa su Dunoaff
befannts Wobubaus if am Oonneritae
Worsen burd Elm Seusr ssritbrt porbsn,
oas in Der 8ii4e uusbrab uuo tpabrs
i6sinIi6 burt cine fsblsrbafts &amin.
ofuunB reruriabt tpuroe. Ser 8erluit
1T elm bstrd&tIi6er.
- Gin l9 Sabre aItes Wdb6en bon
bier perlieb am Donneritas mad einem
Streit nit ibrer Wiuttsr baS Saus unp
reeab iib in Elm unorbentlideS SauS in
Scranton, mo iie aufsefunben. perbaftet
unt bunn bem Sauis bes @utsn Sirtsn
it5tianot tparb. Die AorsHs auf bem
8offer serrietb ibren 9eitimmunBsort.
8m. @bapman, Der am porIssisn
Wontas bon Uiupor O'Jlsia tpesen
Irunfenbeit uno uneebiibrltbsm 8etra'
sen bem County @efdnsnib iiberianbt
puroe. ftarb am Donneritas Worsen
caielbit an ben Solsen fe,nss auSidpelf.
enoen 2ebensnanbels. gr mar 35
Sabre alt unb pirb BON isiner Srau unb
einem fleinen &inbe iiberlebt.
-Sannab. bic 8 Sabre aIte To9tsr
bon Srau 3bomas on Wia Strabe, mar
am Samtas pdbrsnb Der abpeienbeit
lbrer Wutter am 5euer beiddftiat. oils
ibre aleioer ben beiben 8obIsn Su nabs
famen uno in Branb serietben; iis
rannte itreienb aus oem Sauie unb ebe
Elm Nahbar is srbaiden unb i'm S6nss
roQen fonnte. tpuros iie isbr itlimm Der.
brannt. Die 8leine erlas ben 8rano.
punben am 0ienitas. Gin Sobn bCs s.
Speet bon 8iIiOn Grsef ersoB am Srel.
tag cine 9oRe bsiben Sbee iibsr iit uno
Die belize 5IafilStsit psrbrannts ibn iebr
idmerjlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06

Staat SbiO, GoIsep.
9ueas County IS.
6ranf 8. Gbsnsp bt6pSrt, tae sr tn Glirs
partnsr Der airma 8. s. Cheney g. 80. Ia,
psltt 8sf6Gfts In bsr Stabt 5olsep, In pbtnss-
nanntem COUNTY uub Staat, ibut, unb bae BE-.
laate 6irma bic Summe pon einbunbsrt Dollars
fir ispsn 5aa BON aatarrb bssabIsn pire, Der
purt ben @sbrnut pOn Sal's satarb- Sfur
ntbt gsbeilt peresu fam.
Granf 8. Gbensp.
~) 9sf6porsn Dor mir unb unter,
I Sisasl f6risbsnin meinsr @sssnpart am
(~~} 6. September ". .. sc.
VI. gB 8lsaipn SiTsntlihn Nptar,
SauPs 8atarrb.aur tpirO iunsrli6 asnommsr,
unp pir't birsft auf ras SIut unb Gle I6ltimi.
gen Sbnad6sn pts Syilsms. 9abt Gub 3sus.
ni0s fret suibiden.
8. s. @benes & 6 o., 5plspp, 8.
n@- 9trfauft BON allen Apotbsfern, Use.
Sal's 6amiIisn pillsn iinb bic bstsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06

- Die nsus lulb. emanuel &ir&e an
2seie Sirabs. nabe oem Uarpln S4a6i,
paitor j. 8Opala, tplro am Sonntas,
ben l6. Sanuur, NadmIttasS 2 nbt,
einsepelbt; perf6leoene lutb. Paitorsn
tperoen babel mltpirfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06
0rpfer SSerSiemif {!

Br uns feline aooreffe enisnost. Dem ienoen
mir per Poft ssnaue ausinnft ibsr Elm cana
nenss 8eiddft pomii iraeno eine psrfon mdun.
ltden ooer wsibihen 8s'dshts auf ehrlidt
8elfe uno obns srobe ausIassn uub Ribs ibtr
loo Dollars per Ronai psroisnsn fam. obns
Hsiien uno Beooelu. Sein aesnfib 1fts Sum.
b19 ionoern elm ebrIitts @eiddft abrsiTrs
JOHN HOUSE 4 CO., Canton. Lewis Co., No.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06

~ Das ,.Bo6enbIatt" sntbdIt ber
befen aofal'Seri&t unb ALE Ionitissr
Reuieisitsn bon SntsrsHs. -saur s2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06
Steme Mmscigesa.
M6bcben perlanat.

Gin afabuuts WGp6.n nub ftin dntrts,
pirb in elmer fsinsH 6amit fir aaJtmtine
5ausarbfit psrIanst Nabrts in III 9tfuiun
Apfnuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-06

= Rbenmatismus I'M Rddsn. in ben
Stultern. Sdften, Isnfeln. gIbosen
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Texas & Pacific
EXCURSIONS.
mo Trouble to Answer Questions"

Omaha, Neb. and return, account Ex posi
ton Thirty day tickets s5O.s5. Tickets gooC
for return until November II. s6O.20.
August si--2a; return limit August 90: s2i. 10
Account state Baptist Sunday School Con
vention aud b, Y. =. u. lcolored) meeting.
August Il and 10: final limit August 80, with
privilege extension TO sept. 10; 81. 30. Ac-
count Grand Encampment Knights of Pythias
and Suprime Grand Lodge session.
III Paso to Dallas and Return--August Il
and 20; $40. -. Good returning until August
-. Account state Convention Ofthe Prohibit
ton party.
m Paso to ST. Louis and Return--July 2S
Aug 3; Aug 1919; Aug. 3l-Sept. q; limits Aug.
t.. Aug. -. sept 10, respectively. Certificate
plan, account meeting Interstate Merchants
Fl Paro TO Chicago and Return--Aug. sill:
Sept. Oils; oct. 2S-Nov. =. Return limits,
Aug. ~, sept. "a, Nov. Il, respectively. Certi-
fcate plan, account meetings Interstate
Merchants Association: $50. 30.
FL Paso to Navasota and Return-August
81. - and % e.. 20. Return limit August 30.
Account Baptist state sunday School conven-
tion.
FL Paso to Cincinnati, o., and Return-Sept
I. 3 3; return limit Sept. II, with privilege of
extension until Oct leaving Cincinnati; S42
- Account G. A. II. encampment. OFFICIAL
route from El Paso Is via L. & p. and Iron
Mountain. Train leaving FL haso Sept, con-
meets with G.. n. X. train.
FL Paso to Kansas City and Return--Sept
LIP; return limit Sept, %; $3.50 Account
National Colored Baptist convention,
Tourist Cars from FL Paso via FIT. Worth
These cars are Clean, Well Furnished and
Cool; especially adapted to Summer Travel.
Tickets ara now on sale from FL Paso to
sort-at ss4.6O. good for sixty days from date
Of sale y For other q informaTion inquire of
Freight and Passenger Agent.
No III Ell Paso Street. Ell Paso. Texas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-19
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