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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

THE woMAN.s EXCHANGE.
The Formal Opening and Reception
an Artistic Display.

Tho opening and reception at Woman ,
Exchange Tuesday from 10 a. m. until
D. m. was one of the most pleasant occa-
sions OF the season.
Peoples red in banks. frescoes of palm
etto, ferns, hiding in nook and corner
formed a fitting background for the beau
titul and artistic display. Miss Cumming
assisted by Mesdames &. E. Sydnor, Mary
Mcdowell, Frank Arnim. Oscar Jackson
ID. p. Crowley. Seth Strong, Misses Mary
Stopples, Hennie Price. Fame Sampson
and Hester Mitchell, were kept busy greet
ing the scores of delighted visitors
Drawn work of cot~AAb texture and Of
every conceivable pattern, drew forth con-
slant Calculations OF surprise and admira
ton Artistic embroidery-the work o
Mss Cumming and puplls-was the mali
feature and was gr,atly admired, Many
new and beautiful designs, the very bes
the Eastern schools OF decorative art couit
furnish and which were recently select
cd by Miss Cumming in person, were
shown.
Other attractions were a divau heapet
with luxurious pillows. table covers, rici
in color, handkerchiers of fairy texture
picture frames and screens. OF the latte
special mention should be made of th
dragon, which was so rich in design and 81
wonderfully wrought.
Cakes, bread. etc, formed an attractiv,
and tempting display.
In an adjoining room, beautifully dec
| GRATED by Mrs. Annie Svinor in ferns an,
queens crown visitors were served will
| fruit punch and delicious cake by Mise
| Clara Carter. Myrtle Jackson, Mae ans
| Stella ReddIck,
| The Womans Exchange is one Of tn
prosperous and progressive institutions o
yhe city and Is doing much good In variou
| MnNs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23
MEETING MONDAY NIGHT
To Consider Proposition to lie.
equip the MaEuOlin Park Road.


Citizens living along the line of the
Magnolia Park railway and Harrisburg
road have called meeting at Anderson 8
store, Harrisburg road, at S o'clock p. M,
Monday, October a. for the purpose OF con-
eiderirg u proposition for the equipment
Of the Magnolia Park railroad for rapid
transit. There is no part OF the county
that Ia more desirable than that plruic-
ular suburb OF the city of Houston and
that offers more inducements Tor homes
than the Harrisburg road and the property
adjoining. The county has spent a great
deal of money in building and maintaining
u first class shell road TO Harrisburg and
uhe city ha. paved streets to connect with
this road, making one OF the most pleasant
drives TO be found anywhere. The Mag
u0.ia Park railway was IL conception of
HouSton's lamented and enterprsiug citi-
zen. Colonel John T. Brady. After all the
difficulties he labored under he built and
equipped this road and operated it for
several years and during his administration
and under his management the road was
self sustaining and developed the property
Immediately adjoining it, but after his
death the road passed into the hands of L
receiver.
The propsrty has not been used for sew
eral years ard THIS movement OF the citi-
zens who reside in this immediate neigh
borhood is one IN the right direction, and
every one who is interested ether by resi-
dence or by being II property holder OF
owner OF unlmproved property should lend
his assistance by being present Monday
night not only by being present, but by
seeing that his friends and neighbors are
also present.
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In the las. six weeks this association has
Furnished forty-five poor families with re-
LIEF In tho shape OF groceries, provisions
and medicines. all OF which were badly
needed, and in each case II went to parties
who were deserving in every sense OF the
term. Homes wera found for a few chill
dren and employment secured for num-
bsr OF others, Two young girls were ras-
cued from life Of shame and ipf,my
and number OF others he.psi 10 pel an
their feet and start afrc~ Ana SO ti1e
good work goes on steadily, but surely
The books of the association are omen for
everybody's inspection, and invitation -
extss,ded TO all to call at the otfies. ard
examine them for themselves. A record :
kept OF all money received. ana all mnnsS
expended and to what purpose It is an
pied also the names of the donors With
names f'N '"e''
The people OF Houston have resnonasd
noeiy TO tbs call OF the association FOR
neip, out twenty-five more regular s,,h.
seraoers are needed 90 put us in good shane
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23
HOUSTON TO HAVE A CIRCUS.

Ringing Bros. Win Exhibit Here Novem-
Der IL.
After all Houston is to have big circus
TINS season. The impression generally pre-
vailed shat this Was to be an off year in
artlic amusements, and public disappolnt-
ment was not altogether confined to the
small boy contingent in the community
The circus is certainly Americas National
amusement, and there is probably no class
OF eMergainment that is so thoroughly
enjoyed by so many different kinds of peo-
pie Therefore year without rixg show
would b. year to be remembered
However, the circus is coming. and ii il
~ iry crcus eI-sr, Those who at
tended the perform ances OF Ringing Bros.
Dis show IN Houston two years ago will be
glad TO know that II Is this circus that
is to exhibit here this season.
From press comments 1t is learned that
laige as the show was two ye3rs ago. II
mas been greatly augmented and improved
and the claim is freely made that 1t Is now
rot only the l'rgest circus in the United
States, but also that the performance sur
Passes anything ever given even by these
enterprising managers.
This season 3 tour has been a rnt,h,e ons
~ began with series OF performances in
tue huge Coliseum amphtheater In st.
Louis probably the largest structure In
SPF ,h4tt' ) ties devoted to indoor amuse-
ments. During the subsequent tour sue
ceSsfh performances were given in Louis
VILE. baltimore, Washington, Plttsburg.
Buiralo and other Eastern cities. ami the
success Of the show was such as 10 sur
prise even its most ardent c,imirers in the
Wesl 2nd South, The present Southern tour
.Nn', "a 'frFelv 10 Texas ard the show
co,res nero direct from the North and East.
Many novelties are announced. ana The
person o. the show Is r'r'i~allv different
from th'H OF two years ago. The press agent
announces that the narade features are al
n.os' ent',p' rev, There is /, new ard ur-
to-date introductory spectacle en,,ttsa
',,N"r the Stars ed Stripes" which ,s
s'rd 70 he great Stimulus TO the pst~iot.
Is, sm ~ ne public. Ard Houston will have
I've nist opportunity to see the famous
iockhrrt comedy elephants. Witch ara 10
ported to be the most remarkable troune az
trained ANIMALS ever brought 10 This conn.
trv w 'h's oouu-
day November II Stoh Is 'ri-
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TO battle through the winter now fast ap-
preaching, and the association feels conf
PEELED to urge the matter again on the
attention OF the public, hoping they will
respond and come TO its assistance. Tween :
ty-five more subscribers at 81 per month
would plaza within the reach OF the asso-
caition a sufficient amount TO tide 1t over
the inclement season and enable 1T TO reach
and help all cases of distress which come
to Its notice
Contributions can be sent through the
mail or left at the office of the superin-
tendent, Mr.. Joe Yarbrough. room 6, over
Krupp & Tufflys shoe store. Main street
and Congress avenue.
X. II. George. President.
G. II. Sprong, Secretary
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THE OLD TIMERS
VIII Meet Next Tuesday to Perfect
Organization.

An interesting and important meeting
will be held at the Houston Business
league Tuesday October 25 at O'Clock
y. INTO maks plans for Old Folks Day
at the Texas Fruit. Flower AMI Vegetable
Festival to be held in this city December
10 10, Inclusive.
All gentlemen and ladies' who have besu
residents OF Houston, Galveston or any
where else in Texas for forty years are
invited TO attend this melting. No special
invitations are necessary as forty years
Residence entities all the good people to
membership and Is sufficient to include
than as not only specially invited, bu.
truly honored guests.
Old Folks Day. or any other expression
that Will be appropriate and please the
participants, will certainly be sat,sfac-
tory to the Festival management
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the glorious gospel OF the blessed God. a
filter setting and more worthy of the rising
faith. The general basis Of the church has
somewhat changed in the last five years.
While there has been loss on the social
side there has been gain on the religious
side. There are now a definite ceremony
and conservation service for the Sunday
school. Rev, Thomas Van Ness. Unitarian,
HoAinn Maas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

CONSCIENCE The voice OF conscience
Is the voice OF God. anil whatever is mean
10 teach us or inspire us in duty is to b,
Needed well Rev, j g. Adams. Uniyer
saIst, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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LULAL LnUKLu SERVICES.
CATHOLIC.

sacred Heart Cburch--Corncr Pierce ave-
nue and San Jacinto street. Rev b. Lee
rector. First mass at 1880 a. m; high
mass 1880 a. M Sunday school 1870 a
m, and vespers and benediction al 4:3C
y. m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

ATTRACTIONS OF HEAVEN. The at
fractions OF heaven are its fellowship with
angels, the great OF all ages and friends
and Jesus. Rev. Mr.. Taylor. Presbyterian,
San Bernardino, Cal
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r APH A ELI 80
lNSURANG

Mems Christian Associatiol Nsn
Fruit Flower and Vegetable ~
meet In the Young Mems Csssss
citation parlors Tuesday aE v AZ
o'clcek: Mesdames James y ~
F. Walker. Tom swops, y. !, 6, q
n. G. kpttrell, G. l., rorlei' G. r
j. W. Maxcey, II. Cores rs.h,rss I
seyroro Brashear, II. +; ~,
De-~f-. s. Huston. Wins coie. -
A. Key Bartholomew Gray pss,s ~
Galpraith. Huey. Raifod, ho wriilS
N. Mills. Bastian. p u,ss.s Au(
Deyer, s. II. Robb ana M Mis-
Mary .,wope and Ruby Dai',. MI
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BELlEF.-Belief is generated or influ-
ehced more by the moral nature than by
the Intellect REV. w. d. Williams. Epis-
copalian, New York City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

LIFE OF FAITH Life everywhere
which is worthy OF the name. Is a life OF
fatn, either in mankind or in the world --
Rev. l.. Il. Learned, Episcopalian. New
York City
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The Ladies, pn.a.r

Mrs, NJ J. Barring, chairman. requests
'ne following ladies who will assis, In the
cafe OF the bazaar to = given BY The La
dies Auxiliary for the benefit Of the yo,n,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

SUNDAY WoRSIlIP~--The hour OF Sun
day worship represents a protest agains,
the life uaaS creeps and crawls. Rev. y.
ID. Hills, Independent, Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

NAVAL BDUOATrON.--Th real reason
why the American navy beats the Spanish
navy is because we have learned to use
Gods projectiles and they have not learned
in Spain.-Rev. Lyman Abbott, Congre-
gationaist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

INSPIRATION OF BIBLE. TO reject
the inspiration OF the Bible nemands q
creed of intellectual and moral cruiitiee -
Rev. a. G. Dixon, Baptist, Brooklyn, n. T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

SOLDIER or THE CROSS Every sol
dier of the cross must be a volunteer
God compels no man 10 be saved You mus,
come 10 Him and ask to he enlisted -
Rev. j. d. Mes. Episcopalsan, Brooklyn
N. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

GODS HEADINGS. The shepherd char
acter of our God ought to give us conti-
dence IN Him at all times. but especially
in tho trying scenes OF life They are
parts of Gods wise leadlngs,--Rey THO
dore l.. Cuyler. Presbyterian, Brooklyn,
N y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

DUTY OF A CHRISTIAN. is the duty
OF a Christian young man to follow the
highest things the world contains and to
follow until he finds them.---Rev. S. p.
Cadman, Congregationalst, New York
City
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

MORALITY. Morality may seem TO us a
'dw which stands upon is own merits quite
apart from religion. Rev. Lester Bradner.
Jr., Eplscopalian, New York CITY.
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.hrist Church--Corner OF Texas avenue
aud fannin street. Houston: Rev. H. ID.
AYES, rector October %. 1898, twentieth
sunday after Trinity. Holy communion a.
NJ. Morning prayer and sermon IL a. m
evening prayer and sermon 1880 O'Clock
sunday school at $3.50 a. m; Messrs. W.
y. Cleveland and w. " r. Watson, lay
superintendents. Thursday, Womaps aux
mary. $3.50 D. m. Friday. Saints Simon
am jude, holy communion, 900 A. M ;
teachers meeting, 400 p. m; lttany, 500
p. m.
Clemens Memorial Chapel-Corner of
bingham and Sabine, near Houston avenue
sunday school at $3.50 a. m, Mr.. Sessums
cleveland, lay superintendent. Monday,
cnillren's Sewing society at $3.50 p. m
FRIDAY Bible instruction at 1880 p. IN.
~. John s--Corner Leland and Velasco
Bible instruction at D. M Sunday school
al p. m. Mr. S. Priester. lay superin-
tcndent
Sheltering Arms--Corner of Leland and
Hutchins--Sunday school at p. m. Mr..
fuIton Taryar, lay superintendent.
trinity Chapel--Corner OF Louisiana
street and Tuam avenue. Sunday school at
o;3o a. m. Mr.. A. s. Dyer. lay superln-
lendent. Evening prayer and sermon at
i:3o p. m. Rev II. J. Brown, d. d., Of
flciant.
st, Mary's Church Corner OF Hardy and
Cont Rev. II. j. Brown. rector Morning
prayer and sermon at II a. IN. Evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 o'clock Sunday
school at $3.50 a. IN. Mr.. e. Cushman. Law
| superintendent.
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HOUSTON GAS Lions Afs1E|
Reduction in price 10 ~
the rate for gas VIII ~ "a
feet for all purposes. sreral q
ing water heaters ana - III.
gas appliances. = J. hi
sker. ---rr- ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

OUR DEBT TO GOD.--To speak III of a
good father, TO handy about the name OF
It motheronly the meanest and worst OF
men do that. Yet We owe TO God in
fiphely more than to the noblest father
or mother.--Rev. a. Il. Myers, Collegiate
New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

ASCENSION DAY. THE doctrine OF As
censor day is that Cnrist still stands
among us. invisible. but nevertheless ef-
fectively working out His purposes. Rev
pr. Mcconnell, Episcopalian, Brooklyn.
N. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

HIGHEST FAME. The highest fame Il
found IN self-abnegaiion unat otaers ma;
De glorfled,-Rev. f. c. Harding, Con
gregationalist. New York City.
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A New Back for an Old One

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You will live TO tell the tale how you :
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Z taking DR.. sawyer's Little Wide Awake .
8 Pills. .
3 Continued sucCeA can come alone from .
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9 Dr. Sawyer's Arnica and witch Hazel :
= Salve naturally stardS in such esteem a
8 with the public in the curing of skin dis .
8 eases, eczema. piles burns. scalds, cuts q
. or flesh wounds, that argument to prove a
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G. W. Heyer. Main aud Capitol avenue. :
= A. H. Kiesling, SOP Main street. 3
8 ". u. Hume. Main and Poase avenue q
. Ii. p. holland. Milan and Preston q
. Ben Wilbush, Sl3 Congress avenue.
A, Seureau, Congress and Charities
street. !
IL. II. Grubbs. l6l6 Montgomery avenue. :
G. NAPLES, 907 Preston avenue. !
w. H. Washam, Ills Liberty Avenue. I
A. II. Ostrander, 2U09 Washington. st.
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A GOSPEL or PRoSpECTION--Je
taught ii gospel not OF introspeeuau, but
of prospection. LOOK out, look forward,
Hook up Behold the future. His method
was to nix the human eye on high idells,
TO win man TO higher life by showing
him the charm and beauty of that life
Rev. Or. Bristol, Methodist, Washington,
u. G.,
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DEVELOPMENT on CHARACTER
He who has by choice made the spirit life
his own has begun long journey, he has
eternity In which to complete the develop
ment of hls character.-R Rev Mr., Rollins,
Congregationalist, San Bernardnu, Cal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-23

Smoke Carter Harrison c sass ass
reliable dealers. Taub 4 suus' -
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Gas cooking stoves and nS e. 81
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THE GOSPEL.--Th gospel triumphs
over the corruptions and lives OF mankind
KEY. George j. Minglps, Methodist. AS
bury Park, N. j.
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IMPORTANT STUDY.--Blble study hus
Il still higher Importance in the promo ION
OF spiritual growth. Other things being
equal. We grow spiritually Just in proper
ton TO our diligence In Bible study. Rev
X. A, Towey, Presbyterian, Chicago, Ill,
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,loel eorner Main sireet and Rusk avenue

block, corner Main street and Rusk avenue
Subject. Everlasting Punishment sun
day school at 10 o. m. Experience meet
ing Wednesday at S p. m. All are cordially
invited.
Christian Science Association. Services
at II u. IN. and y. m. In the Christian
Science chapel on Main street, between
Mckinney and Lamar avenues. Subject
morning lesson, ""Everlasting Punish
ment.' Subject evening lesson, The
Prophets Vision OF the Supremacy Of
Spirit" "Wednesday evening meeting at
O'Clock All are invited.
SPTRITUALIST1C.
The lecture by Mrs. Mary Arnold Wilson
under the auspices OF the Houston Spirit
ull society. will take place this afternoon
al o'clock at Bryan hail. No. $40 Fannir
street All are invited. Admission, free.
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OUR MISSION. other Christian
nations our mission is TO open the world
10 the angress OF the gospel which has
made ms free and has exalted us 10 first
place among the sisterhooi Of nations
Rev. j. G. Butler, Lutheran, Washington,
ID. C.
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.sssssssssssssssssssssssssss
SUMMARY OF SERMONS.

Following is summary OF the principal
sermons recently delivered In tho united
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men. priests. prelatcs. religious teachers
and professors Of the Christian faith. In
every instance the text has been carefully
read and abbreviated.
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Coke and Tar-tos
Light COMPANY os0
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VISIBLE SPIRITS. Paul says plainly
that discerning OF spirits Is gift Now
| know there Is spirit IN man. and alive
or dead in the flesh, mans spirit Is visit
BILE to tho eyes that are Illuminated by tho
Almighty. DIR. Astor. SpIritualist, San
Bernardlno Gal.
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LUTHERAN.

Evangelical l4u,hossn Trinity Church
The annual mission festival will be eele-
brated today, Rev. Cans from Rose Hnl
and Rev. Tiemann from Navasota will
preach. Sunday school at Q a. m, Morn
ing services at 10 n. m. Evening services
at 1880 p. nj. All are cordially invited.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church OF Christ (Sciensistl -serv-
Ices Sunday at II a. m. in room ss5, Mason
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TIE MORAL MASTER. Because Jesus
Christ is moral master Of the world. by
the better sentiments which lie inspires in
the heart OF humanity, He shall drive out
Of the holy temple of freedom ami civilixl-
ton all tyranny, oppression and wrong
Rev. DR.. Bristol, Methodist. Washington,
d. c.
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ONLY THING AT STAKE.-'rhis Is an
important time, when We pay no attention
whatever to the denomination OF any riart
let him be Catholic or Protestant, repuh.
lioan or prohibitionist We have only ono
thing at stake and that stands uppermost
and above all others. and that Is the honor
OF this great and glorious mari Father
Malone. Catholic. Brooklyn. n. Y.
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UNITARlANIsM, = Unltarianism IL The
rising faith Let us take unto ourselves
an that Is rich and symbolic and warm ami
helpful. and by welding these external
things together. give TO our divine message
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-08-16
NJ llollntatm oha.ltaual.a.

The 10th Annual Session of this famous
Chautauqua will be held August 4th to 26th,
1898. 1t is the most superb and sensible
summer resort in America, $500 feet above
sea level on the line of the picturesque b.
& o. R. r. The climate and scenery and
social surroundings are all that could be de-
sired. 100000 have been spent in improve.
ments. Mountain Lake Park is furnished
with electric lights, and water works are
now being put in. Five splendid hotels
and two hundred and fifty cottages, many
of which receive boarders, open their doors
at reasonable rates to tourists. The charm
ing lake furnishes excellent boating and
fishing. The Chautauqua Summer Schools
are in session for fodr weeks. They include
thirty departments ofimportant study nm
der the care of enthusiastic and capable
teachers out of leading American colleges.
The Chautauqua program with three enter
tainments daily furnishes the best things in
lectures, entertainments and music which
genius can devise or money procure. The
beautifully detailed illustrated program can
be secured by addressing the agent of the
Baltimore & Ohio R. r., Mountain Lake
Park, Maryland.
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32d National EncGBlpntert g. a. r.,
at Cincinnati, ohio.

September 9Th to 10th, 1893 For this oc-
casion tickets will be sold at the rate of one
fare for the round trip from all points on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad cast of Pitts.
burg, Parkersburg and Wheeling, inclusive.
good going on September 3rd and 4tb, and
good returning not earlier than September
9Th, nor later than September 18th, except
by depositing ticket with Joint Agent at
Cincinnati, between September 5th and 9th,
inclusive, and on payment of fee of twenty
five (25) cents, when return limit may be
extended to leave Cincinnati, to and in
Guiding October ID, 1898.
Owing TO the great patriotic wave sweep
ing the country at the present time. great
interest will be manifested at this meeting.
Solid VestibuIed Trains of elegant coaches,
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Observation Cars
and splendid Dining Car Service. Three
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two from Pittsburg.
Get full particulars from Ticket Agent
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.