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pnILA. AND READING RAILROAD
wilmington Division.)
- o.. I,Ia IN affeat Nav Ia 1901

Time table In effect MAY is. i9oi,
street Stationl for Elsmere Junction
Monchanin. Wintcrthur., GuyenGourt
Granogue, Cossart. Chadds Ford june
Vile. Mortonville. Coatesville and Inter.
mediate stations daily except SUNDAY, NJ
I % a. M: daily 2.15 and 4b0 p. m. sun
For Waynesbure Junction. Elsmere and
day at 735 a. M. daily 2.15 and $50 p. m
For Joanna. Birdsborof, Reading and In
law at "a! a. n, daily .2.i5 and $50 . r
| For further Information passengers afa
| referred to the ticket agent at ,the 49,
| ,ion.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
| Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Wharf and South Street Wharf Tor ~
lantic City.
weekdays -Express. 500. 900. 10 A. a. m. n
| isatu,days only 1aO). 2 90, 800. $40. LOO ~
500. 40. 7l5 $40 M Arcnmm, na'loo'
g IN g go 90 ID 4 60 i, 90 a n.y. Tx i
o. m Accommodation. 600 m hm p N,
sitO Excursion daily 7 90 a. m. Additional
LcaTe S%'1yi NTi.SNTIG I, r c. CITY -weasasys
baltic Fxtension only I 55>s 2O.9.0n. 10 Is. II +"
m. 2ho 4 So 3 90 6so $40, g0 sS } p ~ m, snc IN
davs--Fxpress. 4 45 q. m. 3 30 40 $40 @
Ga0. I 90, 7.3o. 9 90. $40 p m. Accommodate
-. is q M. 4 30 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For CAPE M.Y-weekdays-8a 70. S45 1l.4h
. M, 1.5o x4.lo $50 p. m. sundays-s.46.9 9.
a. M. r On y. m.
For OCEAN cITY-weekdays- S45, 11.4b =. IN
2l5 420 $50 p. m. Sundays-s 40. S.l5 q ~
5.00n m
For SEA ISLE ECITY-Weekdays-845 ~ a m.
420. $40 y. m. srndays-S,4h q. M, 800 '. m
al M & ExrJlrsion To (ape May, Ocean City Ahe
Sea Isle city. Z 90 a. m. daily.
xeouth st. 400 p. M. South st., Ais ?. m.
South st 5 SOP m South st., 45p, m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPIRES
Le,y NEW YORK Liberty street) 8 40 a. m
iS tnrdavs MY 100 y. m. 3.i0p m.
. Leaves ATT. .NTIC CITY Wee kdays-S30 a. m
: 2.15 p m. suniay-5.3Or r IN.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices
w. G. BESLER, EDISON j. WEEKS
i: Genl Supt. Gen1 Passr. Agt
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BRIEF BUT BREEZY.
Hurrah for the County Fair.
a

IIurrah for the County Fair.
did you ever see such apple pie?
Pretty country girls, stnlwart youths.
babies and sticky popcorn We're popular
yesterday nj Braudywine Springs.
Don't yorl feel downright sorry for the
girl who wecl,s about yesterday. worries
over tomorrow and fCrgotS that the sun
IN shining today?
Walk past II soda fountain twice q day.
This exercise is warranted to improve
the complexion and TO have good effect
upon The stomach.
The hest policy for woman is to cS-
tend the Chains of her lover. He would
snap too short chain, who would
never think Of hfeaking a sufficient,
long one.
children are looking forward to scho"
days with cagcrness even play" losini
| its fascination.
Shamrock IL looks dangerous.
Are those shoes comfortable? ASK III
country boy wearing his best pair.
Where is the boy who will win tha
numcnutt soap cup?
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I. {. BRADFORD.
Gentry Bros Famous shows

Tho famous. original Gentry Shows.
composed If the largest herds Of hand
soHr Gngs, intelligent PONIES. comical
moIfEcys ana s;tgaclols baby elephants.
eve. .rcn. will soon visit this city. rhc
c%hibition this season is nearly twice
uA large as on It's former visits here, and
il is now cIaSs"d rs ia" largest. rs we'll
rs the hest show Of iiS.kind in tll world.
In Fact the GrntrS Brothers have 4 mo-
noHoly ou this sort Of entertainment. This
is tlro fifteenth year Of the attraction'S
continued prosperity, aId in its rrcnn
slncird rmm it is vastly superior in
its inlng departments. The show ~
rNhiiil il tins city afternoon and night
August ~ md 81
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THE HOME GOLD CURE
An Ingenious Treatment by Which
Drunkards are Being Cured Daily
in Sp.te of Themselves.

No Noxious Doses. No Weakening
the Nerves. A Pleasant and Posi-
tive Cure for the Liquor Habit.
1t is now generally known and under
stood that Drunkenness is disease and
not weakness. A body filed with poison,
and nerves completely shatte- ed by peri
odical or constant use of intoxicating
liquors, requires an antidote capable of
neutralizing and eradicating this poison.
and destroying the craving for intoxi-
cants. Sufferers may now cure them
selves at home without publicity or loss
of time from business by this wonderful
"HOME GOLD CURE" which has been
perfected after many years OF close study
and treatment of inebriates. The faith
full use according to directions o. this
wonderful discovery is positively guar
anteed to cure the most obstinate case
no matter how hard drinker. Oul
records show the marvellous transforms
tion OF thousands OF Drurkards into
sober, Industrious and upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS!
ICHILDREN CURE YOUR FAITH
ERS!! This remedy is in no sense ,
lnostrum but is specific for this dis
ease only, and is so skillfuly devised AM
prepared that it is thoroughly solubi
and pleasant to the taste, so that i
can be given in a cup Of tea or coffe
without the knowledge OF the person TAX
ng it Thousands of Drunkards hav
cured themselves with this priceless rem
edy, and as many more have been cure
and made temperate men by having tn
CURE" administered by loving friend
and relatives without their knowledge i
coffee or tea and believe, today that the
discontinued drinking OF their own FIRE
will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be d.
luded by apparent and mislead ng 'im
provement." Drive out the disease @
once and for all time. The "HOMl
GOLD CURE" is sold at the extremel
low price of One Dollar, thus placin
/ within reach of everybody a treatmer
, more effectual than others costing s25
+. $50. Full directions accompany eac
package. Special advice by skill ed phi.
sicians when requested without extr
, charge. Sent prepaid to any part Of th
!, world on receipt of One Dollar. Addres
Dept. ID, I'll, EDWIN B. GILES
= COMPANY, 1880 and 1882 Market stree
\ Philadelphia.
All cor espoAdenec strictly confideptis
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ing the most attractive suits, both for
girls and for boys. They are built 4
fine linen and are cut with the regulation
sailor blouse and deep collars, which are
embroidered with nautical devices. For
instance. dark blue linen frock for n
little maid of 1G mas the corners of the
collars embroidered with an anchor and
coil Of rope. The Hickey is of n rod linen
and the nccktic is of black surah. The
blouse is allowed to hang over the belt.
These suits in white are most attractive.
worn with various coltred nccktics Ia
match the embroidery on the collir
Serge AMI flannel suits make til" most
useful dresses to he worn mt tn" sea-
shore. These. too. are built almost en-
clsivcly on sailor lircs and they can he
varied by the collars, neckties and dick
cys. ThtSe collars como in serge, sill;
and wash fabrics and they can he easily
adjusted to the permanent collar Of th'
| blouse.
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tlom and comfort than at amy timc lulin"
the season.
Saturday ncXt, August 81, will hc Il
~ at musical day aboard The tcnulAic.
One IF the finest bands in the State.
the Citizens Band of Clifton Heights,
ccIsistng Of twentv-six pieces. will join
with the steamer Republics splendid
band in giving n grand musical festival
aboard the famous excursion steamer.
| The regular programme Of cehcrrt and
fdancc music will hc considerably extend
cd. and the Republics cxcuisionists, III
addition to the other attractions of tie
trip. can enjoy under the most faNorirg
conditions particularly fine musical
treat The Republic leaves Pier 5, foot
Of Chestnut street. every morning III
7.S0. the charge fer the round trip being
one dollar children half fare.
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The SUMS Daily Bill Of Faro.
Thursday, August Goth.
vr,xy,,VUV,oAy

LUNCHEON.
Cold ham, sliced thin. French rolls.
Fruit salad. with mayonnaise. Iced tea.-
DINNER.
Cream of potato soup. Boiled leg or
mutton. Mint sherbert. Green peas. New
potatoes. Lady fingers. Coffee.
HREAKFASr TO 'IORROW.
Cream of wheat Boston brown hash.
Radishcs. fruit biscuit. Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Fruit Biscuit-Mix together two cups
of flour. one-third teaspoonful Of salt,
three tablespoons Of butter. creame,l. add
to flour and mix well: add one-half cup
sugar and two-thirds cup Of milk. with
| two well beaten eggs mixed in it; add
one cup of currants. or raisins. Drop
| from spoon and bake ON CREASED pans
in good oven about twenty-five minnt -.
| Fruit Salad-Hile Il pint of strawberrlt $
in centre of dish. around the base put
black raspberries and then surround tie
rasubcriies with white currants.
Sauce-Bent two eggs very light, add
one-half cup of sugar and beat until
sugar melts. then add u saltspoon of salt
nm done-half cup of cream whipped, last
ly one taa cspoonful of sherry or brandy
Serve very cold.
Mint Sherbert-Boil together one quar-:
OF water and one-half pound sugar fly,
minutes. Remove leaves from ten goou
sized stalks OF mint. Wash carefully
chop fine. then pound to a pulp. Work
this gradually into hot sirup. let stant
until cool strain: add juice of two lemon:
freeze and serve with the meat course
CHATS WITH THE HOUSEWIFE
IIints-f.nect of salt on Foods. Sal
draws the juice from beef in corning
toughens the fibre. makes it very indi
gcstiblc and less nutritious. On cucun.
bers it draws out the water, t0ughens tn
fibre and renders them very indigeStile
Salt acts in exactly the same way ol
fish as on meat. There are two ways o
considering these changes | would hard
| IL say that salt destroys the food value
although it robs the flesh of part of it
: food value by making it less digeStiblc.
Serving Meals in Courses. 1t is IN old
, established rule to snrve hut two veg,
tables with the meat course: at an clabt
rate dinner one is preferable. Such W.
letablrs as corn on the cob. asparagus q
cauliower may he served alone. as
, course Where fish is not served. an
\. unless it is very good it is much bette
omitted. the vegetable may he serve
= here: then will follow the meat and I'll
! Starchy vegetables. If game is sew"
u the salad is served with the game: othe
4. wise. it is served as q separate eonrs
There is no objection. however. to scrvii
u salad with roast chicken or capon. f0
: lowing the heavier meat dish.
= Preserved Ginger Root.--Wash M
:, scrapc the roots thoroughly and thrn
" them into cold water fh"n put the
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BALTIMORE& Som
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 10. 1901.
Ali trains Illuminated with Pintscp
t Ix| ~ Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave
sHs SEw s'SSR xSRk 81 w:ss days s,s % Rsvs,
Li%itsss,s e q % q ls .1Ssa !s 3 m .sss sssssndsys
tRSSaI ki%tees}}ii akbi%te}iII 4S week ,le p DAYS. m %
ssoi s.isis ~ sas si5, .sss sis tRoyai Limlt%eai I'll
( sSs 49, sss a5a ,cssi lsSs lss E g. a. sand@ys %' s
as. .s5s. sis (Royai Limited); 6.a5, III,
:;SS isss days s ~ % :sss 7so
9ss :l q. M M sgS'sSs sSs &C. ~ &C. .lS5 .iS5s
p. m.
xia % 49, " ss Mrs Ks u and xsai ?. pm. %' IN n
a1ssi Cape MAY Nav, week EEK days, ssS5 and sae a N
I vl2.l0, x2 35 and x359 p. m. Sundays. 72O
u Sea Isie Nv. week days, xs So a. M. Klein
x2 235 and 1889 p. m. Sunt aSs. 235 D. m.
Baltimore and Waashinston. week DAYS.
.$ds.. aS. s;I1; a.s7. 81; $40 tRoyai LimItsS & &
nv; M" .l2'5s, Il .sos. .lS7 600 Woyai imiirh6 i
oiB Baltimore lin; can and way stations, ess a. H..
sic p. m. daily except Sunday; 9.O5 a. m.
.is SS@sFs 4 Fl %sss S's; II, III H. s ss
10. m. Sundays, AIS. .SOi, 9.05 a. M !;
si25s aM; SIS ;, So; &, .io1s 6 & Si M 49,,
rOi6 p. m. Sundays, 'S.H a. m. 'i5T
Chicago daily, sS.04 a. m., .457 p. m,
Isl2.56 and s1116 p. M. daily.
Singerly accommodation. week DAYS
SIS a. M: 319. $40 p. m. Sundays. 9@ a..
Landenberg accommodation. week davs,
S 80 p. m. SUNDAYS: 655 p; m;
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore. week days e.45 p. m
I.andenberg. week days, $40 a, m; II,
80 y. m Sundays $40 q. m; LES p, N
LEAVE PHITiADELPHIA for VII.
mington, week davs. '335. 6 70. '7:3o: 40 2e
II 90 e. m; .12.20. 'I.37. 215. @3,07. q 20 2l
Is 30 '54S Roval Limited. 5,s5. 6M 80
% 40. III 35 p m Sundays. '3:3. 7N 40
land ii 90 n. M: .t92o. si.37. 145 'toO
, Sis fRoyaI Limited, s55, '7.3o, 74o, % o.
De,marvia T..,enhone No 1as.
Rates To western points lower than via
! ". MILLER Passenger Agent. WI
!, ID, r. MARTIN. Man of Pass. Trafno
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The HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

into n preserving kettle, cover with cold
water and bring to the boillng point
Drain, cover again with fresh cold wa'er
and bring to the boiling point the second
time. By this time they should he ten
der. Weigh, and to each pound allow one
nound of sugar. Put the sugar i'll Il por-
celoin lined Kettle: add Il little water, stlr
uptil melted, boil and skim. Put III the
ginger root and cook very slowly ull'H
transparent! 1t is then ready to pun
aside. If Won wish to nave this dry drG u
and dry it on u sieve. roll 1t III grilnullteu
s,par and nut il between layers of whNed
paper In tin boxes.
Vinegar for Salad.--1 he ordinary man
ufnctured yincgars are just lltilc t"'
strong for the average salad. Ihcy may
he diluted or lemon juice may he used III,
st .ad. 4 good rule to remember lS that
salads made from uncooked vcgetabics.
such ns cres; or lettuce. are better setHtn
with lemon juice: while those cooked hs
string beans. canliiiowcr and asparagus
ara better with tnrragon vinegar. ~ Is
better III mixing IL salad dressing 70 my
the oil. salts and pepper together aili
then add ut the last the vinegar, giving
few rapid heats to make IN" emulsion
perfect. 1t must 80 ut once over me
salad Ninegar poured over the l"itHc'
first gives an exceedingly sharp taste
rs the oil runs OF. Where the oil + PM
over first. and the vinegar last, Won nave
Il much plcasantcr effect.
Whcle Wheat Rread will he sticky II
YOU add molaSsrs and shortening. Nriihcl
ON, of these articles Should hc added
any sort of bread. nor should You ~
. sugar. Good breads are simply made
Il l. 4,
in. than ordinary wheat bread. HI,
oven should he just about the same TEN
prrat,,re. and should lie baked quite q
long. Following Il receipt means TO t"i
low every detail exactly. not sulstitut
, ing any one thing for another. Scald
pnt or milk. " hrn il is lukrwarm adj
one pint of cool water, n toasIoonfui q
[ salt, one compressed Yeast cake di>
: solved in a quarter of n cupful Of lnli'
!. warm water. Stir in slowly su"iciri
, whole wheat -four 10 make u batter tbs,
will drop from the spoon. Beat thorough
. lv. cover. ana stand in II warm pl"c
: (about IS degrees Fahrcnhcit) for tw
= hours and half or three hours. The
: add sufficient llou. to make y dougl
T. Kncad this lightly until il loses its sticl
n mess. for about ten minutes. Make
i at once into loavrs. put them i'll grease
i square or long pans. cover and stand
Il the same warm place for one hour, or :"
g til the mixture feels light when LITE
4 Brush with water and bake in y M"
= crately ,plick oven 600 lrgrces Fahrr
J. hcit for thr,c-duartrrs or All hour. Wht
g done. turn from the pan and stand Il
l. loaves against the pan 50 that the 4
will circulate around them. Allow til"
u to cool uncovered Do not keep meaa
" danp cellar, or even in II damp clos
m Keep yonr brcad-hox in the light kitrlC
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A GERMAN SPEAKING JUSTICE

The next appointment to he made by
Peace, to succeed Squire Sasse who's"
term expires about October l. We ma
derstand the Governor to he committed
to the policy of appointing n German
Amcrican to this position. There is nu
doubt about the wisdom of that decision.
The r. should be German speaking Jus
tica in this city, and the following of the
custom already established should com
mend itself. not only as Il concession to
the many German Americans in the city.
bur as II wise executive policy. meeting
vice. In relation to this appointment
We understand that there are but twd
candidates whose claims are hring con
silercd in the matter, Il. l.. Freye and
Moses Weil. or the two candidates
The Sun unhcsitatingly endorses Mr.
Freye. He has the support of tha lead
ing German American citizens of til,
city. who vouch for his ability and char
acter as well as to his popularity Will
his fellow citizens of German extraction
Mr.. Freyc has also the backing of larg
number Of voters Of American parentagr
proving that he is well and popularl,
known to all classes of citizens. As
man of good educational qualification
and familiarity with the laws am
customs Of this country ana Sta;
acquired in long residence here. Civ
him an advantage over his compctitu
which can hardly lie estimated. and whic
doubtless will be fully recognized by th
Governor.
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FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TION. PHILADELPHIA,
$40 a. m. daily, Pittsburg, chicago. Gin
cinnati. Louisville and st. Louis. (Din'
ing Carr
1925 a. m. daily. for Pittsburg and Chi.
cago, mo coaches to Pittsburgh Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
I29O D. M daily, Limited Pittsburg
Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis Dining Car
1925 y. IN. daily. Pittshurg and Cleveland
30 y. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Nash
vile Via CircinnatD. Indianapolis. and
ST. Louis. Dining carr
825 p. m. Pittsburg, Columbus, In
dianapolis,. louisville and ST.. Louis.
$50 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Saturday.
HOS y. HI. daily. P!ttsburg, Cincinnati
and CLEVELAND.
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland. except Sat
urday.
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FINE EXCURSION DAYS.
A Musical Festival Among the Re
pubIic's Other Attractions,

The mellow days of the waning sum
m,r the choicest of all for lays out
ing give fascinating glamour 10 the
grand panor'nio daily trips Of the steam
rr Republic to Cape May and return,
They are absolutely ideal in all that goes
to make life really enjoyablc-if only for
Il day. No matter how depressed you are
the atmosphere Of happiness and cont mt
which pcryadcs the big pleasure boat
soon brightenS and enlivens you and all
unconsciously you become imbued with
the general tendency to enjoy in Kill
rarc freedom the many attractions at
fordcd Icy the Incompatible excursion.
The weather conditions, 50 uncertain for
weeks past, are now ut their hest; the
picturesque scenic features of the t in arc
more beautiful thsn ever, and the Repub-
lie is in finer trim for your accommoda-
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HINTS FROM DAME FASHION

Lace buleros jackets and hodiccs have
taken the place OF silk for midsummer
wear, and the most fashionable designs
are heavy Irish points pure AMI re-
naiSSancr. These garments alr Y lined,
and when skirts to match accompany
| ltIcm they are worn rnlin"d ilSo, the
Incr falling over il silk petticoat finished
with haing llpulceS. BatiStes, nrgaii-
dies. French and India mulls are m;ltlr
| in the same manner Tie two skirts are
usually attached 10 one belt. Many ~
tn" foulalds are made W with lace coats
or bOlcruS. \ charming model worn t1 :
GENTLY WAS of whit" foulnrd. figured with
black. oven the blouse WAS u black lace
| incllrt, short like Il balrro in front. with
long coat tails III the back The waist
band was Of black liberty silk. with tM"
rn~ettrS in the back and an old silver
buckle i'll the front.
$50
SaShcs are distinct features IT the
latest gowns. Sashps Of black and whit"
l'rkiig silk arc attractive additions to
whit, wash gowns. They are crushed
into Il narrow line about the waist and
have short loops and loEg rnds rcacfin.
nearly t. the hem Of the Skirt. y more
elaborate form of black and white SaSl
has two loops on tho side and Il small
SILVER buckle behind: the long ends ar
fringcd and each is passed through an
other buckle foot from the end. Nj
extreme novelty of the moment is Shoe
made nf checked linen. black and white
blue and white and red and white b"in-
used for their construction.
The latest mcrning hat from Paris lp
proaches the liurS Of the sailor. That i
il has sailor crown, but the brm turn
M. allowing II wreath cf ilowcrS to res
nn the hair. For example. II hat -"
COARSE ccru straw has about the crow
il band uf violet vcllrt with II ",Srttr ~
: me side the flowers under til" hrin ar
] viulctS.
The very latest c0l>ct is Il comrromis
e intwcen tl.r old mad,l and the later on,
: with an exaggerated straight FROM
: The straight front is not coniircd 10 til
j front entirely. but is distribut 4 n
p. around making the curve st the hac
! more natural
:. Marked down summer fabrics III.
). lncw autumn goods are the attractions ,
the leading dry goods stores. Many {
!. III, summer fabrics are desirable h"cans
g they can he utilized with excellent result
i nest summer. The faulaIdS India silk
:. pongccs and mus vcilingS are especial
attractive. and thcy will be quite 4
u fashionable in the year to come. Lace
of Ill kinds. cmhroilerics and rihhnI
= are also greatly reduced. Prevalent m
th"rs are collecting these various fabric
not alone for their personal use Int Il
7 clothes for their small daughters. III
II new fall tlann,lS for entire costume
If also for shirt waists, are largely Persi
:. effects. Plain colors. both dark ana lic|
are cmhellished with palm leaves. y
II materials having borders III which th
II design is the chief motive.
Childrcn's clothes wcrc never so u
! tractiye rs this season. They are Simpl
than formerly. consequently much mo
N useful. Children's tailors are now bull
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feduccd Rates to Cleveland via
Pennsylvania Railroad. Account
g. A. X. Encaniptment.

ON account Of the Thirty-ffth Annual
f.hcalpncnl Of the GRAND Army of tho
Republic, "a be held at Cleveland. Ohio,
September 10 To- H. inclusive, the Penn.
Sylvanil Railroad Company viii sell cx.
cut'ion tickets 70 Cleveland from stations
IN its lin" AT greatly reduced rates.
Tickets will j" sold and good going
September s 10 u inclusive: good 10 re-.
turn until September II. inclusive; hut
by d"roSiting ticket with Joint agent ~
Cleveland. priar 10 noon of September
u. ana lid payment "f frty cents. return
lliEit may !" extended TO Octcbrr s, in.
oluSivc
For sr"ciiir rates and further inforn,a.
tinn apply To ticket agents.
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REDUCED RATES roLoUrsvILLE
VIA Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Tricnnial Conclaye, Knights
TcmpIar,

On account of The Trcnnal Conclave
",i ho knights Iemplar, to he held in
louisville, ky,. August Y to "a. tl.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets from August q to ab,
inclusive 10 Louisville ANA rrtuin ii rate
Of one iirst-class fare for tho round
lrip. These tickets viii ~ good II
rel'rn until September 2, inclusive. b,t
u Ticket Is deposited hy thc nri.;uol I'M
chaser with Joint Agent at I.ouisvilln
not earlier than August Is. nor later mn
Srpiembrr 2, aud Il fee Of fifty cents is
en'i ~ III" tn" Of deposit m extrnsion
turn limit may bo had until
Scptcmbrt ID "'