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The times., 1898-08-09

DIR. and Mrs. L. Anderson are among
the Washington visitors to the Hot
Spring of Virginia.
The times., 1898-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred z. Clark. Of Capitol
Hill, are spending fortnight at St Mich
aels. in Talbot County. Md
The times., 1898-08-09

MISS Jane Fuller. daughter of the chief
justice, and Mrs. Fuller left Sorrento re-
Gently to visit her sister, Mrs. Hugh Wal
lace at her home In Tacoma, Wash.
The times., 1898-08-09

Mrs. John II. Davis and Miss Bessie
Davis reached Bar Harbor yesterday TO
spend the remainder of the season.
The times., 1898-08-09

Mr. Robert L. Keeling is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andrews at Newport
The times., 1898-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Willard are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Thorn at their Summer
home at Covington Va.
The times., 1898-08-09

Mrs. William H. Saunders is spending
the month in Loudoun County, Va.
The times., 1898-08-09

Mrs T Dix Bowles is spending the late
Summer with her sister. the Countess Es-
terhaZy, at Deer Park.
The times., 1898-08-09

Dr. ard Mrs. Robert Reyburn, who are
in the city for a brief period, will 60
shortly to visit relatives in Pennsylvania,
The times., 1898-08-09

One of the prettiest home weddings or
the Summer was that of Miss Pauiine
Hills and Mr.. Arthur a. O'Neili, which
was solemnized last night at O'Clock at
the residence of the brides brother, Mr..
L. c. Hills. No 800 S Street northwest.
Heralded by wedding march, rendered
by Miss Pearl Fischell, the nupttal group
entered the beautifully decorated drawing
room, the bride being stylishly attired for
travelling in brown grenadine over rose
silk. Mr. John O'Neill attended his
brother as best man. The ceremony was
followed by a reception and at its close
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill left for trip 10
the seaside Upon their return they Will
go to housekeeping at the Trotwood hats.
on NJ Street, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets. The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hills and the groom is
the acting secretary of the Board of
Trade He has a large circle of acqualn-
tances among the business men or this
city He was also recently the secretary
of the National Educational Association,
and the members of the committee upon
which he served expressed their esteem
by presenting to his bride a very hand
some clock. Mrs. O'Neill was also the re-
cipient of many other beautiful gifts.
The times., 1898-08-09
Lansburgh &Bro.
40, 422, 424, 40 7th St.
We give
YOU credit
without
the asking.

There isn't a store in Washington
where prices are lower than ours
cash OF credit. We mark every ar
ticle in plain figures and you're
welcome TO pay US as you're able
little money once a week or once
a month-there's no charge for ac-
commodation
The times., 1898-08-09

Mrs Carroll Mercer, wife of Col. Mer-
Ger, who is with the army at Santiago
is spending the season at Cape May. She
is accompanied by her daughters.
The times., 1898-08-09

One reason" said Shelby Spofrord, of
Kansas City. last night, the chief rea-
son, in fact, that the Administration halts
in the policy of annexing the Philippine
Islands arises solely from Wall Street
influence. If the Philippines were ours.
in addition to Cuba, Porto Rico and a
few other islands that we will pick up
of the free coinage of silver, already
strong, would be unanswerable. Person
ally, / believe that it is unanswerable
now but then even the gold standard
sophists could not resist it. Extend the
territorial possessions of this great Gov
ernment to both hemispheres and atten-
ton will be called TO the fact that all
products of every soil are TO be found in
! America or her dependencies. The old
| bugbear of an international agreement
| being necessary would lose half its force.
| Does any sane man believe that ii We
| owned the Philippines and were devel-
! oplng them on free coinage commercial
| basis at home India would not be COM
! PEELED TO reopen her mints TO the white
/ metal? l have always claimed. as my
/ party claims today, that this great ma
| tfon is able to sustain the value of its
! own money so long that money has
| n legal tender quality and imitation being
avoided. Territorial expansion will make
| this doubly true. But Wall Street doesn' /
wish to have it so. To the average mon
ey changer the glory of the country Is
as nothing compared with his cent per
cent The people are in favor OF our re-
| tanning the Philippines The shylocks are
! opposed to il. In my opinion. from What
see the shylocks VIII win
The times., 1898-08-09
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

'sThe Democrats of my State will. at
their convention next week, come out
squarely in favor of the annexation of
Cuba and Porto Rico, and will by no
means place themselves on record as op-
posed to the absorption of the Philip
pines" The speaker was John +. Crews,
of Clayton, Mo. 'All the leaders in the
State" he continued, "seem to have fall
len in with ex-Goy. Stones view of eX-
pansion, and the developments Of the
past few days show that there will not be
much of a fight on the platform. Gov
Stephens has shifted his views on annex
alton. and there will be no clash between
his forces and those of Stone on that
question. 1t has been given out cold that
il any of the congressman get in the way
of the annexation plank that will surely
be in the platform they will be rolled har-
der than Bailey of Texas. In view of the
anxiety now betrayed by prominent Dem
ocrats of the State TO go on record as
champions of what only few days ago
Senator Jones, of Arkansas. styled I'm
! perialism undemocratic and un-Ameri-
cam Congressman Blands position as in
| dicated in public letter recently is in
| teresting. After quoting the reference TO
| the Monroe doctrine in the Chicago plat
| form OF 1896. and the war resolutions
/ passed by Congress on April Is last, Mr..
| Bland said: These resolutions are sig ned
| by the President, and are the law of the
! land. To do risht is 10 keep faith with
! our own people, as we'll as the people of
the world. We are legally and morally
| bound against prosecuting a war for con-
| quest. Let the Democratic party at
| Springfield declare for a vigorous prose-
! cution OF the war for the objects and
purposes named in the resolutions.
The times., 1898-08-09

I0AO Window Shades with patent rollers, Or
all the new coloTs; worth l9c, fOr.......... ~
EISENMANN'S 100, SSS ssysnts 1css poo8 St. Az.
The times., 1898-08-09

WrlSley'S Bath SOap.............. &c
Bixby's Ice. Shoe Polish sc
CarbOlated Vaseiine .... Sc
fellows Swansdown Powder 90. &c
Tetlow's Gossamer Powder. SC
Calder'S Tooth Powder....... lie
Lyons Tooth Powder-......... lie
Violet OF Parma Toilet Water.
per w ---.-.....--.. 81
Oakley's Queen Cologne. per OF. &c
15c quality Tooth Brushes. &c
Celluloid Hair Brushes. good
. DEiStIe .-.-.----...------.. zJC
Solid Back Real Bristle Hair
brushes 4Sc
; 15c Hand Brushes. real un- tfln
bleached bristles ..---.-..-.- ioo
Grow White Handle Nail 96n
Brushes. with wings ------ EO0
Infants Hair Brushes, white fhn
handle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. The best Puff in Washington
Large Rabbit Foot Powder
, Pun ..--.------------------ Aoc
The times., 1898-08-09
.::..,......,..,.....:. :. .,..,...,..,..,,,,.,,,
Toilet Goods
and Toys.

On which we guarantee the
prices to be lower than quoted
by any house III Washing
ton.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21
A WORD WITH wORK1NGmEN.

Mr.. Workingman, how are you going
to vote this fall? This is the question:
How are you going to vote this fall?
What are you going to do for yourself
and your family?
II you intend to vote for results you
have your choice Of two tickets in this
State at the coming election: either you
will vote the ticket headed by w. Eu-
gene Stanley for Governor or the one
headed by John w. Leedy.. 1t is worth
while considering this thing little. Let
us consider 1t.
The WOrklngman's Standpoint.
What standpoint should the working
man take in regard to his vote? Do you
remember what Wendell Phillips said?
His advice is worth quoting again:
NV advice to worklngmen Is this:
IL YOU want power In this country; II
yon do not want your children to wait long
years before they have the bread on the
table they ought to nave, the leisure IN
tunities In life they ought to have; If you
don't want to wait yourselves-write on
your banner so that every political TRIM
rner can read It, so that every politician, no
matter how short-sighted he may be, can
read It, I'VE never forget, II YOU launch
tho arrow OF sarcasm at labor, We never
forget: II there is division in Congress,
and you throw your vote in the wrong
scale we never forget! You may go down
on your knees and say, 1 am sorry did
the act and we will say, 1T will avail you
In heaven, but on this side of the grave.
neverv" so that man, in taking up the
labor question. will know he Is dealing with
a hair-trlgger pistol and will say, II am
to be true to justice and to man; otherwise
art dead duck"
Ex-President Benjamin Harrison and
others have decried the lack Of union be-
tween labor and capital, and they have
said that the interests Of the two are
identical. Nice sounding paragraphs
can come out of this phrase, but the fact
remains that there is continual conflict
between capital and labor. There must
be a reason for it--there is a reason for
everything and the man who does not
look below the surface for II is simply
palaverlng or protecting his selfish in
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-21
THE ADVOCATE
r4 FOO So,e AND NEWS n5 5I1I @nA
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE
OF KANSAS.
Published Every Wednesday, at Topeka, Kansas.
OEO. B. HARRISON & CO.,
EDIToRs AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Published Every Wednesday, at Topeka, Kansas
dEO. B. HARRISON & CO.,
EDIToRs AND PRoPRIETORs.

Subscription Rates:-One COpB one year Dy
m0d, Si. In clubs Of ten or more, bv mali, ono
wear, 75 cents EACH
Ths GdpeTtistIg rdtes Of The Advocate aud NCWs
ara IO,H. EstimGtes toM be made and prices gur-
ntshGd on application. No eTtrd chdlVe yOr Gus,
IA Tine Du6HsheTg TesCTUC Lhe rigM 10 reject any
objectionable advertising. The readers Qf this
DdDer mGV consider any advertisement Whtch Gp-
bears herein az representing % firm DhOse TettdDH-
The Advocate aDds esldbLisiell IN 1882 and U1S
consolidated gtlh The Kansas Neins IN 1871. Thc
Advocate and NelUs II The official State pdper dnd
hds u LGrger circulation than ann other Kansas
DeeltIg tDhtCh rCcCtUes ddUCltisemGntS
FOr Information regarding subscriptions ana
ddUeTttstiIl rates. address
Otucs, THE ADVOCATE AND NEWS.
ne W. Sixth Ave. TOPEKA, KANSAS.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Esourslon Bates.

The following are few ef the
spring and summer excursions an
nonncn,i by The Santa Fe.
Annual Meeting American Medical
Association AZ Denver. Colo, June
7-I2. Rate one fare Tor round trip,
Dates Of sale june Q and Z, fnal
limit ten days from date q sale.
Federation OF Women's Club At
Dsuver june u 20 One fare for
round ,rip. Dates of sale June ~
and y, final return lin,it ten days
from date Of sale
q. A Il, Eneampnent at Cripple
Greek June i4-li One fare iorrouad
trip Tickets ON sale June IL and
I4 Retara limi, June Il.
The following excursions VIII be
on the certificate plan a. one and one.
hfth fare for round tylp, conditioned
on sale Of iifsy tickets; full partiea
lars furnished 81 local agents
Manitou, June IL 10. Meaiin,, Col.
orado PharmscAl Association.
Pueblo, June 1919. Christian In,
deaxnrs Meeting
There viii he number Of exeuT,
zions 70 Omaha this summer AZ one,
fare Plus 50 for ruund tap. Full
particulars can be obtained fr1m
agent Two 81 the faost importani
Of .hese ares
Trans Mississippi Teachers Asso-
cihtion. June = 20. tickets on sale
June % as.a y. return linai. Juiy :.
an extension 10 August 81 being
on due application
Nstioaal Repuhliean League. Jnly
1917. tickets GA sale July Is, good
returning until July -
Tickets FOR others Of thesp otn3ha
excursion will BE- 0n szie May 70 and
80, June 10 aud 20. June - and u
snd june y
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
War LAX

Owing to the war tariff that will
soon 90 into effect. and before the
stamps must be prefxed, / win sell
all patent medicines at 10 per cent
discount, 81 goods at soc; my pro.
prietary goods at still greater reduc-
tion. Sarsaparilla. Kidney Cure, Gel
cry Tonic, Iron Tonic Bitters, Female
Regulator, Beef Wine and Iron, Rye
and Rock Balsan; al 81 bottles for
65c; 200 boxes cigars S1.I0; 10000
yards new styles dress goods inst
purchased, from &c mp; for sample,
36 inch sea Island Percales 10c. Uu
lined Clay Worsted Suits S. 80. Ey-
cry SIS aud over in price suit of
clothes, made 10 order fit guaranteed,
you get gold watch, fitted with
Waltham or Elgin jeweled movement
Ny goods are all marked in plain
American figures; do not use Spanish
characters as a pretext to cover up
several prices. Call and see the tre-
mendous bargains.
G. H FRYBARGER,
Carlton. Colo
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

The May wheat deal lost all its
sensational features on the last day,
The operators had been announcing
50 wheat on the last day when none
could be obtained. They failed to
count on the western farmers, how
ever. These rustic gentlemen have
cut their eye teeth in past corners,
aud have been laying for Just sueh
an opportunity to get even. Three
times during the month the speenla
tors forced wheat up above the Sill
mark in Chicago, and three times did
the farmers unlock their supposed
empty bins and ponr flood of wheat
into Chicago forcing the operators TO
pay facy prices for it until the price
broke. With the exception Of Letter
most Of the spectators lost money,
but the American farmers have prof
tied millions by the deal. They viii
have to be figured on more carefully
ia future deals of the kind.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

iah, the big elephant, Tom, thebox-
ing kangaroo, snd little Edna, the
lady somersanlt ridio. These textures
arc the greatest ever seen with amy
circus, the Lemen kroz. have q good
ciean show, and minus o. fakirs and
gam5lers Rusbviile iNeh.l Record
er. May Is
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Lemen Bros, Shows.

Lemen Bros Monster Show arriv-
ed this morning and pitched their
tents opposite the depot, the Golden
street parade passed over the main
streets at 1920 o'clock. The doors
opened at / o'clock and when the bell
rang rhe tents were crowded. there
are features with the show that are
more than worthy of mention, IRA
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

After several weeks of useless de
bate the senate has finally passed the
war revenue bill in very near the
shape it was sent up from the house,
and when it gets through the con.
ference committee It viii be practi
cally the original bill. The honse
method of transacting business Is
much more appreciated by the ma,
iority Of the people.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

The democratic papers are happy
because the free eoinage Of about
three million dollars per month Of
silver by Spain, has raised the price
Of the metal three cents an onnce.
Two years ago they were claiming
that free coinage by this country. the
capacity Of our mlnts being about
four millions a month, would raise
price of silver to par, raise of sev-
enty cents an ounce.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
CAREY 1S5OS

by Sprague s{es4, sire II Early and y.
treue speed. dam Minnie Frame IA Ash.
larsa Wilkes sire u John II. GenlEl
..,aGti Sally Tolcr, 2bsi Bert O.iyeTI,
94s Iheu shelton. a.lAlis Jane she'-
t,1n. a;I7is Artfui Maid. e.la 81; Loudsna
Wiike, 2slsls; and q others bclow ~
As fot i.reeline the Captain Is sscoEa %
none. He sires COED sized and gpod act
ing edits aith the best Of disposition.
lie VIII make the season at sIo IL iiins
II serviea With usturn privilege or % ~
time Of service aud clio when mare
proves in foal
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

Some people. who are showing
such insane hatred OF yellow. should
be reminded that 1t is one OF the prin
cipal coIors ia the Brazilian flag
Brazil beng the only American eoun
try which has openly shown any
friendship for the United States in
the present war, she doing everything
possible short of actually declaring
war against Spain
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

We had intended to publish an ar
ticle going the rounds from 4 Span
ish paper telling what a terrible
drnbbing they are giving this coun-
Try. 1t was SO apparent, however,
that the Spanish editor was playing
for position on the Denver papers
that we lost interest II.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

Some method ought to be devised
10 utilize Bryan's mouth IA this war.
A lot Of wind Is escaping which il
properly compressed, would make a
giant force
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

When john Wanamaker looked
out in the early dawn of June 3rd,
he saw the flag Of Mathew Stanley
Quay still floating over the repubh
can headquarters in Pennsylvania,
and the swelling has been taken out
Of mother heaa.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

The populists and democratic par
ties are having trouble to divide the
spoils in almost every state. The
democrats have too large ideas FOR
the popnlists
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
suf,.s.I

ta-rsd iivos aisG4r pr-educs-s anlinezs
,rfiiasl.ilty &c. Aslal ~ Al siisseo ~ 70
aish rtFslcians a ixird sesl=e r,-ssifnuse s.tfs
uacii iieipe stthauf bescff All thai = no
Liver EsssslT ahd NsrVe Tgusc+ shieh ~
Insist Eilf rslfs srfdtlszsess and uVcr rual-
alkiuts - pct sal sd affef Qs,rls Cnn t11t-
lie your sa.,soE ass te refaaaed ~
I. h. MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

The Denver Republican says that
the citizen Of that place have entire.
~ abolished the use OF yellow, Their
four dailies unst be eiseulating only
outside the city limits
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

The Pueblo Chieftain celebrated
It's 30th birthday on June lst- This
ean hardly be cited as an instance q
the survival Of the fittest
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

Kansas can display more distinct
varieties Of damphoolery than any
other state, but Colorado IS good
second
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
me American assY. cuss, Hawaii


A portfolio, ia ten parts, sixteen
views IN sSsh part, af The finest half
tone pictures q the American NayY,
Cuba and Hawnii. has just been Is
sued b. 8 Chicago publishing house.
The Atehison. Topeka aud Santa
FL RaiiNay has made arrangements
for a special edition Tor the benefit %
rs patrons. and specimen copy can
be seen 81 the local ticket office
Single parts tnsy he h4d st tea cents
each, this full set, one hundred and
sixty picture. cssts bu, one dollar.
Subscriptions for the set may be left
with the agent Ia view of the pres
ent excitement regarding Gaia these
pictures are very Timely Gail a; the
ticket Office and see them.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Among our Exchanges.


It's queer thing, but great hat
ties generally seem 10 occur on Sun
day. Is ii because soldiers and sail
ors, like some civilians, are paid of
Saturday and ret worked up to .
good fightiag mood by Sunday, asks
the Buffalo Express.
"We do not think it right says
the Gaylord (lSan-l Herald. '.for the
populist papers to say that Spain Is
bankrupt, when they know all Spain
has to 90 IS to start up the printing
presses and silver mints and increase
the circulating medium That would
also raise the price of the Spanish
farmers products. A bnshel ol wheat
would be worth perhaps Sioin paper
or 500 in nat pesetas- That accord
ing TO Air derry Simpson would h
prosperity" "
sPASl,gDs sur poISs AL rlIE IyIss
Tie transport ship 81 Charles.
which was IN Port Tampa lat week,
IS a queer craft and attracted a great
deal 81 attention. SEe Is sidewhesl
steamer, and is built so that she can
run either on land or water. She was
built for pse in the lakes around New
Orleans, and could 70 from one to
the other without any trouble, travel
ing over the ground almost as smooth
" a. over the water II IS reported
that the st. Charles viii b. used for
hauling water from Key Wes; to the
flee; at TortngAs. Jacksonville tFla- }
Times Union.
John Jacob Astor has presented
the United States Government with
$4,000 battery and enlisted as its
commander; the wife Of Joseph Letter
Is establishing a hospital 10 nurse
Uncle Sans boys IN blue back 20
health and strength; Miss Helei.
Gould presented the government With
100000 for war purposes; aud the-e
arr the people whom tho free silver
press Of the west have oxhnnsfed their
vocabulary in abusing and accusing
0t lack of patriotism. Just another
example Of the general stuff self con
stituted reformerstS) p ara made Of
Weld County Republican.
Mr.. Bryan's effort to enter the ar.
nay Is attended with surprising
number of complications and diaieul.
ties. Sarah Bernhardt herself could
not get more advertising cut of 9
personal than Mr. Bryan Is nanag
ing to extract from bis desire to don
blne uniform Defeated for cap.
taincy in his home town. Mr. Bran
is on tho track OF a colonelcy in Ne
biaska The Governor Of Missouri
has offered him a similar position IN
his state, Rhieh as Mr.. Bryan has nc
military training Whatever. is pretty
hard on home talent and experience.
As the President has called Tor more
than 100000 men. why should Mr.
Bryan have such a thrilling succession
Of adventures in irving to enlist /.
Other men are mustered ~ without
4 food of Newspaper comment and
aud correspondence. President Nc.
Kinley carried the knhpsaek of pri.
yate for over a wear. Slr. Bryan
wants part OF eagles on his should
ers. and then he viii count that day
lost in which the newspapers fail to
devote n. least half column to him
as an inspired raw recruit directing
the movements Of thousand men.
Exchange.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
NJ. L. G.

ia Capt. Carey: dnm May Il. Trials, 70
and showed much faster but waslu!nlfeed
before getting a record. She ~ bred Va
the purple NJ L. C. will make goou
sized horse and am confident vii g.
very fast. He will mako the season a'
q 80 to insare mare in foal.
Mares viii be rastured at q per mgl-siiiI ,!-tii
during the season al owners risk. WI
take al possible care to prevent acei-
dents Parties with four or more nhIss mr.
viii receive special rates. Farm SIX mics
northwest OF Lamar.
For further particulars address
G. D. BALDWIN,
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

T. a. siIERs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-12

For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites,
burns. skin diseases and especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DeWitt's don't accept c%ounterfeits or
frauds. You will not be disappointed
with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Cook s. ODEE.
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[rDA1LY LEADER
I,plsoN. SOUTH DAKOTA.
IL. 1893.
,o.al Time TaNle.

local Time TA~Se.
.,v.ukeeA 81. Paul Railway. which
(.so. sunday. December 5. lsV:
eaee'' -pA,Ss solNe sAss.
Va 5, depAris II 20 .. m.
nv 70. "a, departs !: .. m.
sh Z, So, 4, departs $50 p. m.
ln'' rnA,S. soise v:sr.
i.,, No. 81. departs Alb - N.
ie- sI,Ss vR IN rHn sAsf.
"a, No, !, srrivee 400 p. N.
81, I. 10 u, srrivee 2:a5 p. %.
e.aa.">o, 3, arrives o:3, n. m.
W" -n.lSs vRon rns vssf.
:, no -, arrives io:so a. N.
.a passen sess are provided Wiz
,,,.... going eass make eoonses'os
*, ali po,nis south.
.pr.ox 4 rRisroL LINZ.
,.ar departs north, NJ $40 y. m.
I..'f. arrives from the north, lo:SD a. m
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..r,r. Fenuer's Dyspepsia, Care"

AZ the name implies, 10 simply tor Dys-
pepeia OF Indigestion. 1t should be su
perior to the general run OF preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by a
phys,oian OF many years study aud ex-
nerience. whose writings on medical
questions are accepted az authorities.
Il not satisfied after using one bottle,
your money will be refunded by Frank
Smith OF Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-12

Commencing September 3, round trip
tickets will be sold at the Madison de-
not to the Minnesota State Fair at st.
Paul for S7.A3 for the round trip, good to
return September IL. September 7,
tickets to the National Encampment, G.
A. II. at Cincinnati will be sold for s2O.05
for the round trip.
Commencing September | and q
tinuing until October 81, tickets will be
sold at the Madison depot to the
Omahha Exposition for $500 for the
round trip, good for five days.