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done tell me, be doan' see nunin Of de man In
De moon. but bimeby he .tromp so nigh dat he
BlmsbI me day he see suhin risin' up
'OsSh dsss Isck : 6lg dead pine StSndIn' Dab Dab,
Pole. sh's. / bon. an, l done 'skivuh Itt'
DIS ,hyuh meek do man, feel. powful
soon git dah. an he, des' chuckle TO hesei
how he. done gwan to heat heseff up chopin
t sst Moth ~ t PSI' az sG SNOW w sal 9 aS &c get n tS Il y IL. HI9'
no mo, dan half 2 mile FUN ssc Moth Pole wen
chop dat Moth Pole down. 'kaze done fo'Ri
he s Rst &, Sah mT Rs 81 R msSSy. M m' done Sf SssS az
fo''EintfgSlles' creatuh wat evuh breave DO bren
";He des' natch1y a bombatlous fool. dat
waGo he want to eli, dat Moth Pole. shyhowfF
des' tell me dis hyuh., dat's all, !. din, ask
him wafo he want de Moth Pole. Dat doan
bean none 9, my business Rcsybell. But he
He squinch roqn,, to see, wat meek dat noise,
attuh, him? A monst'us big polah bahl Dat
dab doan' skeeph de man, kaEe he a mighty
h9ntuh: an he know he kin kill dat poIah bah
Mighty Gsbr'elp he holluh,. II cain kill
dat peolah bah. 'kaze 1 done fo'Glt to fotch my
.Rosybell.' Mahs' McKeeyuh say 70 my OF
nanny. was duh evph setsh a fo,,gitful crea-
Mahs'' MckeevuR.' my oil nanny she say.
'ef 1 only des' have dat dab man ,byuh dis min.
ute, ! done ioggle hin I'll he yish he kin fo'i
done do wiz hin him. .e subj maui D"
'Go'se,' Mahs' FMcKeeyuh be say. de man
he doSn' want to stan dab an be gobbied by
be lHigs Kin tote him straight as he Kin pint
IN 1 shin : UUppat To r de- tor no Renda done 20 pI FeSn d lie p SS,e
chickle an, chuckle. wen. he look down., an
jickettyl Dab dat monst'us polah bah shin;
Rlpr pRg od de Np,,tSh I 2olo M stsga him K s She's e NC no
Of, NANNY, of sufin' doan' happen des' de mex
dis hyuh in dis wide wal'l Nevuhl An wat
DE goiah bah des' gwan to eobble de man,
mos ,bresh dat. dab man in de face WHY Itself
ham out to dat man on de top o, de Moth Pole.
De man on. de mole co'se he tink de man In de
moon des' fesliI, sorry 70, hin an, ritGhin' he
dis hyuh man he ritch he own han out an
sheckin' it an hollu'n' ,,Good-byl" whom he
o 'simmon winched of a tree by a 'possum, an
de mex minute he swushin' away, long WY de
man In de mo2n; WY de polah bah sorooehin,
sloshin' splintuhs outen de pole lack lightnin,'
bean ,playin' WY I'll Dat man he SO pow'ful
fo,eitful. Rosybell, Nshs, MeKesygh he say e
me whah, de man in de moon, done sat him
down ag'in. but, dat's de way he sheck hans
WHY NH him h1 SO he done net tel n mel S.h .,h - ,o,a N.
Black Homer Of Jimtown. AN 80 duh mus
bean q man In de moon den. sub, or how kin
man sheek hans WHY him. de way Mahs'
The Northerner didn't know. So didn't say.
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Born in "A Cavern.
From The Cincinnati EaQuirer.

SPRINGFIELD. o.. Dec. 2S.-The Township
Trustees were called to a cave two miles west
OF the city, In the cliffs along Mad River, where
they found John Williams. his wife and four
Meoks-old baby living, The woman is seriously
Ill with rheumatism. Williams came here four
ginia and took up his residence in this small
cave. He has made a living by working for the
farmers in the vicinity. Two years ago he went
10 Michigan and was married. returning with
his wife TO his cliff dwelling. She claims that
her people are, well 70 dot but that they will
ing Williams, She declined TO tell her maiden
name. Their child was born IN, this cave,
live II she remained there, He will rent a
house and go to housekeeping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-01

Health Is certainly the desire Of all creations
To the thousands who have lost IL or neySH
knew III. delights q tonic that will rejuyenatG
the spirit and i4yiRorate the body is Indeed &
When the drip. unfuenzal was. epidemic In
Europe as also In this country. tho Medical Prog
fsssiSn relied upon the tonic properties p 'vfQ
also In conyaiescence TO build up the systOr6
and to avoid the many, disagreeable after efreo1b
Vim, Mariana" brings cheerfulness TO the
morbid and depressed: IL strengthens the
weary Gains the nerves when oyerwrouRht -
undue exeitement-in fact. It makes life wortks
the living, and Is aptly termed by the illuaIl
trions writer's, Vietorien Sardou. Alexandrss
tain OF Youth"
Those readers who are not familiar with tho
workings and the worth Of Vim Mnrtani should
write TO MAriani 4 Co, 81 W. 18th Street, New
York, and they will receive. free of ali charge, .
beautiful little album containing Portraits OF
Emperors, Empress. Princes, Cardinals. Arch.
bishops and other distinguished ptrsonaRaa
who use and recommend this marvellous wine,
together with explicit and Interesting detallk
on the subject. This little album IL we'll worth
writing, for. as It is distributed gratniouslY
and VIII be appreciated by all WHO receive IL
ADJ.
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Gold Medal Presented by His Holiness Pope Leo
XIII. to Monsieur Angelo Mariani Of Paris.

Who has not read the many unsolicited testtA
monials received by Monsieur Mariani froKN
~sicians and prelates have sounded the keynotll
Of praise In gratitude for benefits obtained. u
citation. And now. as a browning testimonini1
comes the message Of gratitude from His HolkA
ami" found. 1t sustaining and health-giyinkA
Not setisfed with merely expressing thanks III
above letter. His Holiness. has been pleased u
gracioqsly confer a most beautiful gold medal
upon the scientific producer OF the health-gtvA
ing Vim Mariani. y! !
What q charm there Is in the name Vim Ma
rianil For three decades 1t has brought health
Majesty the Empress OF Russia takes it reguA
larry as a tonic. and the London Court .JournaV
10 authority for the statement that the Princes0
OF Wales uses 1t with best results.
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fact that their black-stockIneed extremities
seem to disturb them. and they are blandly
unconsoious OF the fact that their wigs are
men. young and Toid. stare AZ hem with an In
terest no plain college boy In trousers ever
excited. and. as feminine tact stiles any ee-
cret chuckles. the boys don't know but the
curiosity is all OF an admirinR character.
They don't care. anywa so long as The girls
keep on taking an Interest In them,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-01
THIS WAS BEFORE THE WAR
a FoRGETFUL MANS MEETING WITH
THE NAN IN III MOON.

SOUTHERN flNEb, ~. We. DtC. OO.- Iohnb
lack duh bean a right smaht snack o. folks
desc hyuh days wat doan' blieve duh bean
setoh a ting "a a man In do moon. sub" said
the Black Homer OF Jimtown. wat yo' done
reckon bout dat, subj"
The Northern man said Mat he had his
doubts about there being a man In the moon.
Not peto' Do wan, neodSh"
Reckon % nsyse bean down ysn in d.
Care Fair kentry, neio, de wan. suhE.,
The Northerne7 admitted that he never had
pondered awhile and then SAID;
dat am a man aC oVUh hell elm d Moth Pole. s 81 :"
The Northern man was sure that he had such
OC "Bsio, do wah. subj"
Yes. Both before and since the wal.
Not even ef de man bean chase lack oil
hickory by a monst'us big polah bah. subj"
as a polar bear at his heels would the North
ssatl G fois, That 4 man ''' over '''"''a inc
Fair Kentry befo' do wah. sahtin enough. subj
Lack AZ not duh doan, bean no man in de moon
mus bean a man in de moon. shoiy. an duh
OF MANS MoKeevuh he know de man w'at;done
do it. an dat man lone .hosk hans wiz de
nan indie moon. sub. 'kaze MANS MoKeevuh
say do man an dc done ,o, tell d him sol S., 1 Dab. :. subj h.,b How 9o,
t -. n,s, Hnh huh naosvi How w, ivan to
~ M Mo.ts.rD ~, .,,d that Ia d,dn,t trou
and shouldn't try "" '"'N '"''
Dat n heap dc easiest way, subj A heap do
e%ssiestl Huh, HUH Kazo yo' des' boun' to
'roun' dat. sub. Mahs McKeevuh know de
man wa. cllm dc No'th Pole. an de man he at
sheck hans wiz dc man in de moon an done
tell M Ia rs I NICK ss,s s.n SO, h i %e 'Ia y 70, e s"h
Den 70, done t, nSSh ! all a,1 about sssn 1T T Do s,r IT ail,'h a.
t Tssss, Oa5 De @oos se ssoot Gn my non Of in n So sRy lack ,sp
1T na %5satg a ssi SssD ,sli n1'', me- T bout sd de- man II in e a.
MoKesvuh he kim long dab by de cabin.
'ko.,nsL., he say w., to IN my m mam m q. how nov 70
.M d@ M, she he, s he. dull s 50 she mos .%,s shsdd duh
b %s on M hSn 'e So *. srS n0n pa. de M't nsteh Hl1
Whushsu @mes- u NV ~.
'mongst dc clouds wiv dat oil man In dc moon!
shl / s'prised at 20. subj
Don NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne snickuh an snieA-
uh. an say to my oil nanny:
.N-a - 80 ona timo
q seariiyin creatuh. Know . MAJ une 'me
dat man ain rollin' long, up dab in de clouds
wiy him. No. sphi 'Peahs LACK dis hyuh man
he live way up Moth. an. so he done tells me,
btettuh GO 'sEiyHh de No,th, Pole; HesP g
dc Moth Pole. an dey cain fine i. but dis hyuh
man he feel sahtin he kin skivuh 1t. an SO
he done staht out. But he bean pow,ful to,git-
full. dis hyuh man bean bean, Powipl fo'git- !
full I reckon. FUN wat he done tell me. dis
hyuh man mus bean de fo'Sitfplles' creatuh
ben my OF NANNY she say: Think he kin
he e fo,gittul A. O. Uncle Camp bean. suhr
an holluh. an. nanny she snickuh an. snote
an holluh. an snickph an. 81 ote an, nolIhf
dean Abe bear 6.5 no H !ssSs op { sSSl{ cs sn15q lSns e' re
dIs tims auh5n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-01

This paper reproduces herewith one Of thNs
recent portraits of His Holiness Pope Leo XIII
In the long list of Popes who have reigned sinc&
the foundation Of the Christian Church prob{a
ably none has been more concerned over tho
welfare Of mankind than Leo XIII. His mott&l
has ever been to do good to all alike. Thought
this worthy man is well advanced In age. yet h4a
is possessed OF most marvellous vigor and1
strength, as well rs clearness OF mind. J
When. during recent years. he was attacked4
by illness 1t was astonishing how rapidly he re5
gained his health and strength. The message
contained in the following letter from His END
inence Cardinal Rampolla will be somewhat Of
O surprise 10 many. as It is so extremely rareH
that praise and honor are bestowed In suchU
gracious manner from one so highly placed:. y
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Rome. Jan. 2, 1889. a
1T has pleased HiA
Holiness to instruct me
to transmit In his auf
gust name his thankGl
to Monsieur MarianL
and to testify again
q special manner HID
gratitude. His Holly
ness has even detgneH
to offer Monsieur Mar
iani o Gold Medal bear
ing his ra bl
%@~a6EHSRp1NA1
RAMP0LLA.n
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
BIRTH IN i FAST TRAIN.

Rochester. Aug Has the West
Shore Limited, that passes through
Rochester at 800 p. m. was about to
leave the central station last night.
after its stop OF three minutes. the con
ductor WAS notified thar there was a
woman very illnin the Wagner coach
Braulon. The train was held and
the woman. who WAS from Buffalo en-
route to New York. was asked TO 50
TO one of the Rochester hospitals. Not
withstanding that her condition was
extremely critical the woman refused
to leave the train. She said Size had
paid her fare and had ticket for New
York. she demanded her transporta-
lion TO that Joint
The railroad people were in a guam
dry. The conductor decided that as
'Jhe woman had paid fare she was en-
titled 10 remain ON the train. so Dr.
Theodore Fisher was ssnt for, and the
train. loaded with passengers, waited
for an hour in the station. The ply
slcian refused TO give the patients
name, but said that it was a maternity
case and that the mother was doing
well.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18

Her married life has been a nctori-
ously unhappy one and her rage at
the marriage of the Prince of Naples
to the Princess Helene of Montenegro
was such that she was on the point of
leaving her husband for good and all
What her feelings viii be in case the
event she has feared comes to pass
namely, the birth OF sen 10 the
crown prince and princess-it is not
difficult to imagine, and final sepa-
ration of the ducaI pair is net i'm
probable, though such a step would
naturally meet with as much Opposi-
ton from the members of the houses
Savoy and Orleans as did the ccntem-
plated separation Of the duke and
duchess in 1896.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18

money by constant hard work, and
isn't afraid to recall the days when he
was poor. 1t is true that Mrs Ly-
the impression that they were always
rich, but Lysander John is meek, and
doesn't deny his former poverty. He
likes to smoke his pipe out behind
the barn, and doesn't care if he is OBJ
liberated by fashy wife and child
rem. Lysander John isn't appreciat-
ed by his family. He represents the
bank account. and is tolerated only
for what he gives to be fooled away
No one ever asks if Lysander John
is comfortable, and while Mrs. Apple
ton attends Mothers Meetings, and
home keepers conventions, Lysan-
der John eats what poor cook sets
out for him at home, and never grum-
bles. Mrs. Lysander John Appleton
reads beautiful papers on how 10 keep
a mans love, at women's congresses,
but she really doesn't care if her hus-
band likes her or not, and would only
regret his death as the man regretted
the loss of the hen that had laid the
golden egg, in the chi,dTen's fairy
stories. The world is full of Lysander
John APpletons; meek, Overworked
men who are lost sight of behind the
silk petticC2ts of their wives and
daughters. There is talk among the
thoughtful people of Atchis0n of Civ
ing a reception to Lysander John Ap-
pleton, and neglecting to send an in
vitation to the family. - AechisOn
Globe
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
GENERAL KING SENT IT.
Peculiarly Inscribed Document
From the Philippines.


A piece of paper about twelve
inches wide and twenty inches Long
has been received in ST. Louis with
in the last few days that has caused
a great amount OF speculation among
those who have seen it. The curiosity,
for it can hardly be called anything
else, was received by prominent cit
izen from Brigadier General Charles
King. who is now in the Philippines.
and is well known to a large number
of ST. LCuisans, especially among the
army officers.
A small notation made on the back
of The paper conveys the information
that the paper is a bit of 'Tagal hie--
ogIyphics found in the headquarters
Of General Pho del Pillar at San Pedro
Macati by the advance of Kings brig
ade, AndersCn's division. Eighth army
corps, February 6, 1899" The paper
is of good quality and the water mark
upon il shows that it would almost
serve as a substitute for the sweet
girl graduates sheepskin- The num-
er0Us folds in it give evidence of a
water soaking somewhere, and 10
those who wish to think Of the wa it
might appear that the paper had been
exposed to some of the hard rains
which are common to that country.
The markings on tie paper are the
thing about this curious
piece of PAPER Lines traverse the
sheet in every direction, but through
all the various drawings, a cross can
be depicted. 1t is a narrow cross, but
from the intersections of the arms are
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18

drawn lines, all of which slant.
These lines are about half an inch
apart and nearly fill up the entire
sheet Then at the top and bottom of
the sheet are a number of horizontal
.iL.2s that appear to fill Up the sheet.
The fact that there seems &c be a de-
sign in these lines which would ap-
pear to give a religious idea to the
curious piece of paper and its impress
sion is confirmed when the writing
on the lines is read, though no one
has as yet been able to 'deciDher the
sentiments which are written The
characters are in script and Roman
letters and neatly done. Father Sui
Ivan of st. Louis university, was
shown the paper, and after working
over the characters with other priests
decided that it was undocipheTable,
though parts of it could be plainly
surmised He decided that some Of
the words were a variety of kitchen
Latin others of worse Spanish,
some Taga,. and a sprinkling CT Greek
characters. Such expressions as
Charity" Creates Christ" mercy
on US" and other petitions of like
nature made Father Sullivan believe
that>the paper had been made by some
person who desired favor of heaven
1t was a custom among the early
fathers 10 make petitions CT this sort.
printing them on drawn crosses from
which divergent lines extended. Fur
Their than that, Father Sullivan and
ether st. Louis university priests nave
been unable TO decipher.-St. Louis
CIOha democrat
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
TAXES IN COLOMBIA.

New York, Aug. 17.-According TO
the Panama Star and Herald of Au-
gust the government of Colombia is
considering the imposition of z new
tax on vessels a. Colon and Panama.
The report in substance is that the di-
rector of the national statistical de
partment has made the proposal 10
make the TAX 81 Per ton. The ship
ping amounts 10 270.O0O tons annually.
upon which the tax proposed would
realize s1,OS0,0O0, which, it is added,
the country would be in duty bound
to apply TO the blfshment OF the
International Bank of Co-ombi9. FIR
the benefit Of the countries trading
with it.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
ROME GUESSING
Whether IL viii Be d Prince or a
Princess.

Rome. Aug. 1.-THE report that an
heir or an heiress is expected in the
family of the Prince and Princess CT
Naples is being received by the Ital-
ian people with the widest JOY, the
opponents of the dynasty i'll conceal
ing their disappointment, while in ali
quarters and among all classes the
deepest interest is manifested. De-
spite the belief that has prevailed
heretofore that the Prince CT Naples
would never supply a direct heir to
the throne Of King Umbert, the pres
ent rumor is generally credited and
the official announcement is expected
early in September It is known that
the prince and princess have arranged
TO spend the winter in Rome and ac-
cording to the gossip freely circulated
the princess has placed herself under
the treatment of DR.. Schenk, the great
embryolCgist Of Vienna, who claims 10
have discovered the principles which
regulate the production of male chill
dren.
Should the treatment Of the famous
specialist of Vienna result successful
Iy, as it is said to have done in the
case of the Countess of Warwick, who
gave birth to a son a year ago last
March, after subjecting herself for
three months to the diet prescribed
by DR.. Schenck, it would be the great
est stroke OF good fortune that could
possibly befall the house of Savoy.
The weakness CT the crown prince and
the absence of a direct heir has al
ways been one of the most potent ar
guments advanced by the enemies of
King Humbert. The birth of a prince
of Rene would also add greatly TO the
popularity of the prince and Princess
of Naples. The measure of affection
and loyalty with which they have
Ecen regarded by the, masses has new
er been very great and at Florence
and elsewhere they have been greeted
during the last year with storms OF
Kisses.
There are certain members of the
royal family, however, to whom the
stork to the household of Victor
Emanuel is as gall and wormwC0d To
the Duchess Of Aosta is the rumor
particularly disquieting. Last Octo-
Der the duchess gave birth to a son
who Will in all probability be king of
italy should the Prince of Naples have
no male issue. The Duke of Aosta is
the -xt heir to the throne after the
Prince CT Naples, and his son, OF
course, innerits his rights. 1t is a
'weIl-known fact that the duchess,
then Princess Helene d'OrIeans, was
in love with the Duke of Clarence,
who died. and that she subsequently
married the Duke of Aosta merely TO
satisfy her ambition, as the duke was
then regarded as the heir to the Itai-
ian throne and her chances Of one day
becoming queen of Italy were good
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18

DIR. ARNOLD, expert Eye Specialist
and Optician at the Whittier State
School, has opened business in this
city. Call and consult him and see
the condition of your eyes. 1 have
the mos. modern appliances for de
termining defects of the vision and
give a most careful examination. If
you need glasses 1 will tell you so and
fit them at a low price. All glasses
are guaranteed.
q DR.. 3. c. ARNOLD,
Scientific Optician. n South First Avenue
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
SYNDICATE BUYS \ CEMETERY
II VIE Either Bury the Dead O.
Crgm1te Them

Nyack- Aug 1.-THE Nyack Rural
cemetery. located Il mile and a half
west of this place has been sold to \
syndicate from New Ycrk cit. int.lud-
lng the Stephen Merritt Burial com
pany- The purchase was made By F..
v Prentiss as trustee for the Svndf-
cate. Possession Will soon be taken
by The purchasers and a number OF
proposed improvements will follow.
One Of these i the construction of 4
crematory, which viii be placed upon
the ground for the use Of all who de
sire TO have their friends turned TO
ashes instead OF being put under the
ground This crematory is to ac-
complish IFS work by means of Iique-
fed air, which * IT present claiming
the attention of scientific men in va
ri0usD airs CT the world
The Nyack Rural cemetery was
founded a number of years ago by Mr..
David ]. BlauveIt, who owned the
land and put il III condition to be used
as 4 burial ground, making many i'm
provements thereon. Some time ago
the cemetery was purchased by The
Messrs. r. II. NJ Dickinson and Frs
kline J. s Vanhouten, by whom it was
aeld ID the New York syndicate on
TUESDAY. The cemetery has fine
location on I beautiful slope facing the
Hackensack valley. 1t embraces
twenty-five acres of land. and the new
purchasers have an option on adjoin-
ing property.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18

Owing to the Increase in Business
in the last two years DR.. CHILDS has been
compelled to seek more commodiOus quar-
tiers. His friends and patrons will now find
him at NO, 10 SOUTH SECOND AVENUE,
next door to Episcopal Church, North All
diseases Treated Scientifically TO a cure
Consultation Free DIR. CHILDS is the best
diagnoStician in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
THE SILVER LINING.

SaG1erman (hopelessly) shall be
obliged to move to New Jersey next
month.
Grimsha,w (consolingly).- he
so cast down over the prcspect. Look
CE the bright side, cd fellow You
may die before that tima.-New York
" urld
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
BRAVE BOYS ARE THEY.

No one can question the bravery OF
the members of the Twentisth Kan
sas After fighting Filipinos for six
months they now must come home
and lace a company Of women sworn
10 marty them.[Chicag Record.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
NOT PARTICULAR.

Booking Clerk-Where for, sir?
Traveler-Let NJ shee-
Booking Clerk-What station do you
want?
Tr&vele--Er-wha stations you
gCt?-Judy.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
All the above furniture and mater
ia1 Is in good condition.

For further particulars call at
the business office of the Republi-
can or address
Arizona republican., 1899-08-18
WHERE HE FOOLED HER.

She-I suppose it viii break your
heart for me to say I can be only q
sister to you?
Iie-Not at all, my dear I never
Enew girl who didn't say the same
thing TO me.-Town Topics.
Washington sentinel., 1899-06-24

AUSTRALIAN WEDDINGS. - In
Australia there are so isw natives
left that anything but a white
mans marriage Is a comparative
rarity Marriage can be performed
at the registrars office fol S., but
II a minister knowingly marries a
MINOR without her peoples con-
sent he IS liable 10 imprisonment
and a fine OF $500. II, however,
the contracting parties have taken
the oath that they are Of full age,
he IS safe, though 1t has happened
more than once that young lovers
have gone to the registry Office and
obviously peUured themselves on
the age question. A smart hut
very young looking girl in Aus
tralia who was once asked, Have
you the written consent Of your
parents7" responded, mo. but I'm
II" "Are you sure2" doubtiulIY.
"As sure as | stand here" was the
answer, and indeed what she said
was accurate enough, for she had
written the number 7I on the sole
OF each Of her shoes.
Washington sentinel., 1899-06-24

Young Peoples Christian Union or
r United PresbYterian Church.
Convention, Pittsburg. August II
One Fare tor the round trip. From
points east of the Ohio River. tickets
Nill be sold AUGUST Ist and and, good
returning leaving Pittsburg August 9'h,
wth privilege Of xtensIOn until August
3Gst inclusive, 10 ticket is depositeo with
JOint Agent al Plttsburg on or before
August 9th, and upon payment OF fee OF
so cents