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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
s. e. COR THIRD AND KING STREETS
TUESDAY, AUGUST n, 1901
TlEIIsHHD DAILY. EXCEPT sUNDA

THE Sheriff Of Carbon county,
Pa, has been eued by James W.
Maloy, editor Of the Lansiord
Record. The editor bases his suit
on the following agreement:
That the Sheriff Of Carbon county
on the 18th day OF October, A. D.
1900. in the said county aforesaid.
being then and there candidate
on the Republican ticket, regularly
nominated Tor the office of Shet #
Of Carbon county. did execute and
deliver to the said James W. Maloy,
Q. certain newspaper editor, where
in and whereby, he, the said iona.
than c. Gombert entered into an
agreement with the said James W.
Maloy. that for:saud in considera.
ton Of the support Of the said
ia mes W. Maloy. 10 secure the
election Of him, the said Jonathan
Z. Gombert, to the said Office of
Sheriff. at the election to be held
ou November 9th, 1900. he the said
Jonathan {. Gombert. would give
TO the said James W. Maloy. one.
half of the entire printing and ad-
vertising Of said othce Of Sheriff,
that said agreement was made an d
entered into by the said Jonathan
Com bert with the said James w.
Maloy with intent to induce him, the
said James W. Malov, to vote for
him, the said Jonathan Gombert.
then a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff. contrary to the act OF AS.
sembly 10 such cases made aud
provided. Signed,
JAMES w. MALoY.
1t now remains to be seen what
lhe courts will have to say 10 the
matter when the cass comes up tor
trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Country Week Fund.

Another prarty OF women and
children were sent to rural homes
to be given an opportunity to enjoy
a little fresh air aud pur food and
a rect from domestic duties They
will will return home Thursda
when some more Will be given the
same opportunity. The receipts Of
money received BY Treasurer Ros-
sell is a. follows: Previously ac-
knowledged. s3l7.72; Henry G
Jones, S. 90. Total, $322.71
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
p ENNSTlvANIA RAILROAD
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Trains leave Wilmington ~ feiIsws,
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VII. 9.l6 and l0.aS p. m.
a.. 1,l.s ss,G Sy ,ssa;. sSss; 49, rsss ? =. xss
Eunst Parlor Cars. Combined Car. and
COACHES through to Atlantic City.
For Boston without change Ho1.A ~
For Newark osutsr and iot.rm.d,.u
Baltimore and Washington. 11. "a
~. ! stl; +os. -: I: Ls; e .sas, s4s 7Sa liz
Baltimore and intermediate statlsns
h.ay. Phil.o.lph,., Broad Street. sss
M,!mins,on; N ~ & asIprs'O. ~ - ~, ~
s IT, " r. 81 Us "a. . n I.s 81 e. :, IL IL e "a
sad H.0 night.
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SUNDAY TRAINS. !
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d. t ~. ~ IL. III. III. s@as nd .e.a ,.
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~ l,s c.s ~ pi Sa so0 $500! s ~ ID.n: y:
10. $40. s.S, 10. lis :. m. lass III.
40. Ats. so7. IN, In. 9ls. and lols p n.
For Boston. without change, III ,. q.
sss ss'.lmgr. IT, mr.. n sSs ,sn Msshas'Ssa i% ss ~,
Ss,.iaer. 1 - ana ntermssat. @ :na -: .sssIs n.sst
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~'.manstSn NM IT, S;.Hs:' ..s ~ sS7 ~ u ~ III
Sn. ~. II g, hN ?; "a, sna l,ss 4. nisAt: !,
xccommodatlon, S6, yu loD q ~
'lA3. 80, I'll. s.eS. and l0.1 .. -.
FOR rnh SOUTH
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans: IN 3. n,
Memphis, Esshville, wa Ashevilie and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Iine.-Express 113 p m,
laily, sleepars to Charleston. Macon and
Pert TRmna OK 4 daily nlAAnAI II
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway, 0u Q. 0j
daily dining car, and sleepers 10 Cin4
oinnatl.
6eaboard Air Line Railway Ex1resa
l6 q. m. daily. sleepetS to NJ y Orleans
and Jacksonville. Florida sni Metropoli-
tan Limited" A0s p. m. daily. sisepers u
Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
DOTS.

1t IL repor ed that Rsy. Henry S. Eulan
ey has been engaged 10 marry over fifty
couples since April.
Bishop Monaghan attended the funeral
Of Rev. Thomas l.. Barry, Of 81. Anues
church, Philadelphia, yesterday.
The funeral Of Anna B. Jones took
place thi, afternoon as3 o'clock. Iutor
msnt was made ut LImbardy cemetery.
Dr.. Forrast has removed to No 1000
Jackson street, in the residence vacated
by Swithin Chandler, where he will prac
tice medicine.
A. H. Scot, 0! No. 3l4 Market street
atvertises dry goods at bargain pricss, on
sale on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

N w CASTLE COUNTY ss. THE STATE
OF Delaw are, to the sheriff Of New Castle
County, Greeting:
Wherens. Nellie Francis Gilbrida,
by he, petition to the Judges Of oNr
Superior Court, filed IN the olfios OF
the PrOthonotary Of said Court ia
and tor New Cattle county for tho
,EFA,1 cause Of complaint therein Allsg.
ed has made application to our said
Judges that . decree may be rro.
nOunced dissolving tho marriage
existing between he petitioner And
Thomas Gilbrido.
We, therefore, command you, as you were
heretofore commanded. that you summon
Y'nos. q ilbrid1 that he be and appear before
the Judges Of our said Court at the next term
thereof to be held at Wilmington, on Monday,
the 18th day, OF MEMBER noxt, TO ans wer thaH
allegations of said petitioner. Nellie FranGfl(
uilbrlds. according to the Act Of Assembly ia
such case made and provided, and also to do
and receive what the Court shall then And
there consider concerning him In this behalf
us to the Court shall seem meet and con sistsnt
with the provisions VI the said Act Of ASSEM-.
bly,.
And have yo,, thon there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles b. lore
Esquire, at Wilmington. the twenty four,s
day Of July, A. d. niueteen hundred aud
one. FRANK J.. SPEAkMAN.,
Prothonotary. +.
Issued Aug. l.. 1901. slA ltaw.tN (
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
NOTICE

On and after April +. 1901, the
county taxes remaining unpaid
will be placed in the hands of a
magistrate for collection. Where
tenants reside on property rents
will be attached, aud where own
ers reside in properties suit will
be brought before magistrat
with costs added in both cases,
HORACE G. RETTEW,
Receiver OF Taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

; The police we're kept busy on
Saturday night making arrests on
Front street and other sections of
the city. Twenty-Five arrests we're
made which is a fair sized number
considering the night. Saturday
night is considered an OFT night by
those who frequent the coast and
they proceed TO make thing hllarl.
Gus and after filling up on barley
corn they enjoy themselves in their
peculiar way. But what any per-
son can see in getting drunk is one
of those things that we never could
understand. Nothing is more dis.
gustiug than to do business or as
sociate with drunken person,
The police never molest them un-
less they become boisterous or OBJ
noxious TO passersbv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
ent Abroad.

Mrs Henry f Dure accompanied by
her two daughters Beside and Helen sail
cd on Saturday ftom Philadelphia on ths
Noordland for three months trip TO
Europe. Mrs. Dure's health has beou
.brua
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Lawn Eete,

The women OF ST. James Episco.
pal Church, Newport, will hold a
lawn lete at the rcctorv from ! to
10 this evening. Tits promises to
be an interesting and pleasing
event as these ladies have no mean
reputation Tor conducting such en-
.ertalnmenti and those attending
are assured of gooti time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

AZ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN tina + ALL
Az state licenses and tax due and OF paid
on or before the yuth day of August, IS0i
the re will be rs per cent I'D led thereto. in nc.
cordanoc with section d. chaEter ~ Revised
c ode. Laws " delaware. WINFIELD :.
QrIGI.EY, Clerk Of the Peace. New Castle
county. Wilmington del. July 3l,t, 1901
Al-lm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

] DR.. BELvILLE, chairman of the
Trustees Of the Poor. has time and
time again raised his voice in pro
test against tae amount of money
It coat the county every quarter for
outside relief. He has always been
opposed 10 extravaganza 10 every
form and has never sat still when
anything was going on which he
did not think was Tor the best in
terest Of the community. He pro-
tests against the large drug bills
which the board had been paving.
He raised his voice against paying
physlcians who had attended the
poor and sent their bills to the
Trustees. He is not in lavor Of
wasting dollar Of the taxpayers
money. We consider him an hon.
cst and conscientious member OF
the Poor Board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Model Conditions OF Life

The Model Conditions OF Life is thirty
two page pamphlet published by the Rev
II A kIwood which has been laid on our
table, 1t la put upon the market ut 20
Cruts u CODY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
|GE5zy;T43D)
! S.KDvRSTEyK, ME Mkmn@de De-!

NOTICE-TO MILL CREEK HUNDRED
IN Tax Payers, will meet the tax pay ers
Of Mill Greek Hundred at the following plnc es
and give the per cent discount allowed by
At my home. .Marshallton. July s?dand 10Th; ;
August 9th. l2th 10th. September I'd, gt!,,
18th, 2Bd and 3Jth. from l,3O tc o'clock p. III.
eth; August Id, 10th. 18th. 24th ssptem Der
IN, Ath, alst and 18th; from 10 to II 80 n. III.
and l.SJ to3.3Op =: m.
Post once, Hockeasin; July $50; August
Union. Dem psay's Store. July esd; August
9th aud 10th; September Sd. 10th. 18th and
Ath: from !. 10 tn p. NJ.
Milford Cross Roads July 25th: August STU
and I'd; September 9TH, 18th. 18th and 10Th;
from ~ TO Il IN.
Red Mills. July e5th; August sth and ED;
September 9TH 18th, 18th and .Uth from l.JO
stanton notel. July 2elh; August 9TH and
a3d; September 9th. 18th. 2Oth and 9th; from
Mar.hallton. July Goth: August 9th aud
2sd Osepiemb. 9th. l3tA. Goth and eth; from
l.W to Up. ,p.>
ss1ssns.. sp vRp'' snV w. @ T. N and
Collector Of Taxes for Mill Greek Hid.
a3.ltaw.3w
TAX NOTICE Fon CHRlsrIANA HUN.
l. dred i will sit 1T the following places to
collect County. Poor, tosl, Capitation and
Dog taxes for the year l9On ..
Court House. Wilmington. August 2!th and
3lst; SGpten Der l4th, 2lst. q and rs. from "
a. III. to IL IN and tO3p IN.
Centreville, August 22d: September 10 and
"a. between 10 a. IN. and I p. III.
Upper Snuff Mills August I'D and Septem.
ber 70. between 10 u. IN. and 3p. IN,
biarshallton, September IL. between 10 n, m.
and 4 p. III.
Esmsrs. September II. between 10 q. III. aud
4p IN.
Henry ClGy. September 10, between l0a. III.
and 8 p. M.
Newport i Will be at home in Newport on
Monday, and Wednesday, in the month OF
August ana Septam ber between 2 and 8 p. III.
A rebate of . per cent will be allowed on all
taxes paid.
EPHRAIM MYERS
r, o. Newport, Del.
a20 Collector for Ch ristiAna Hd., 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle. St3 O. H,av nc a:1
~ D. m. week-days.
For Lewes and Rehnboth, 81 IA, 80
For Dover. HARRINGTON, a 'elmaEs
81. lOsS e m, 4o2 6bs a. D. N.
For Wy em'ns and way st sG ..
Express for Cape Charl Poins
Comfort, and Norfolk. 1915 wesks
TRAINS LEAv1 BRO. .rREsA
sTA1s9N E1S RRHn RH51Ap' M2 IA. :,
~ q. m. daily, Pittaburp Ego, Chs
ctnnau Louisville an0 AIS. (D,ns
ioI a. m', dali, for PIT and cAL
cago mo coashes TO p! t) Limits
iiso .. m. daily, Lin Pi!tsbure.
Chicago. Cleveland. To lnoianau
Louisville and st. 1.or ming Carl
40 p. NJ. daily, Pit Chicago,
Nashville. (via Cin' Indians
apois, and st. Louis. CAr.) ,
0S p. m. daily. PMtsbu., ,nbus. Ia
a,snapolis, Louisville. Louis.
~ p. m. daily. Pittsbu' Chicaees
for Toledo. except Sal
MW p: m. daily. Pi,tsh incinnstas
u.W p. M. daily. Pi,tsbu, .'h,caseo
daily LOT hnCxvIIIe, Il NuNOOhu
Valley Route; for C!evelh "spt eAts
urday.
FOR BUFFALO
Via Emporium Junction. ~ an. Ano
6X p m. daily.
NlA Oanandaigua. $40 q, Ii .srk days
80 p. m. except 6aturds> 81 ti.N y
n. daily.
~ Congressional Limited ..yA. All
Nestibule Parlor Cars and 'ur Ne
'e1tra fare other than the rlima9
charge.
(ss) Limited ExpSess. w. rarlo4
Cars, Vestibule Passenger s and
Dining Car. No extra faN.
Tho Wilmington Transfer { IA! WIN
call for and check baggage T. httc0
Ind residences
For further Information, >" r-uGesA
Afs referred to the ticket ageh. At th0
station.
.. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R. WOOD
osnersl Manager. General Pass AgenA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

TrllSt .I-al016Saps other moneys al
ASoS ssAA~s ~ sys on hand to inyJy
In good hrst ,aortyesos
keversi amounts now waiting, All n,.tn.,.
Airlctiy c0uhden tiAl,
AAWKlNS b co.
Q'2AArk. vhrsih
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Moonlight Sail

Steamer Diamond State
leaves King St. Wharf every
evening (Sunday included) at
! p. IN. Arrives back about
ll30 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

AN armed man wds arrested in
the Vatican gardens at Rome.
through which Pope Leo passes on
his way to and from his private
apartments, He proved to he an
anarchist plotting 10 kill the Pope.
He Carried alarge cavalry revolver
and a dagger, lie admitted his
purpose was to assassinate the
lunlItf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

INXCHANGE nEGORATING CO.. PAINT
IL ers und paper han .ers.-.t you have not
the cash. we wilt take any kind of merchAn.
disc in exchange for work, inciuling new and
second hand furniture. carpets. pianos. etc.
fooms paper-d 81 10 paper included; painted
sl5O up. routs paint ID IS up. Doors grail.
ed 81 10; Roofs paiutel lac foot. Our work
is strictly first class Work done in city or
country. >end postal find We Will call. SOS
Elnntu street. iys7
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
NOTICE.

TO the Poll Taxablts Of the Northern Dis
trict OF Wilmington Hundred.
The pCil taxable rosidents OF the North ern
District Of Whining ton Hd.. are hereby noti
tied that the undersigned poll tax collector
FOR the said district OF said hu ndred, will bs
TT his on ce, No. sO3 Shiplry street, Whining
ton, daily from 0 u. IN. to 3 p. III until fur
!her notice, for the collection Of the poll tax
of the Northern district
ISAAC s. BULLOCK,
Collector OF Poll Taxes for the Northern bis,
,rict OF Wilmington lid alItI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

THERE is a growing impression
that Rear Admiral Howison may
asked to be relieved from theSchley-
Sampson court OF inquiry. ltwouId
be good thing It the whole matter
was dropped. There can be moth.
Ing gained, except to satisfy a very
few officials.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

THINK o. it, mob OF gamblers
and ioughs have driven all the ne
groes from towns in the South. In
addition, in their triendliness, they
tore down the houses OF two negroe 3
and burned the buildings and con .
tents. And these are some OF the
people who are trying to clylliHe
the colored man We think they
need cIvlIIllng themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

clown OF herself and has struck
pnlIadel phia. She wants to start
in and reform the Quaker CITY
She 3 being exhibited as a good
thing bv her manager and is said
to be 4 big drawing card. Sic
attracted considerable attention in
Atlartlc CITY also. 'rhc curiosity
OF the people is as great as that OF
the antelope. No wonder her nus
band fled iron her and turned hel
loose on the public,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

THERE is some talk of Hanna
irving to capture tn: nomination
for the Presidency TO succeed VII
liam Mckinley. For one we are
not struck on Hanna for first, last
or anv other old choice. Vice
President Roosevelt is good enough
Tor us. He will take with The peO.
pie and they are ld the big ma lor-
ity. 1t would be Just as we'll to
take Presideotl.n possibility from
the State OF New York. For as goes
New York 40 goes the larger mum
Der Of Northern states. The South
we do not have much hope Tor, But
The day will come when the scales
will fall from the eyes OF the
Southerners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

WM. TAYLOR was fined SO and
costs IN the Municipal Court tor
annoying Miss Elsie Ca!hoon,
The man tried to force his attentions
on her and when told that his at.
tentions were welcome, insisted
on accompanying her home. He paid
lor his cheek and the price was
none too high tor the ottense. There
is a great deal OF this kind OF mash
Ing done IN Wilmington and the
practice Should be stopped. \"
woman should be compelled to sub
nit to an insult on our streets. We
commend the police Tor making the
arrest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

INSTEAD Of rushing into print.
why don t the Trustees Of the Poor
do their talking before that body
aud make better showing at econ.
omy. If there has been any eX-
travagance in building the new
pest house, it is the fault of the ma
lority Of the members, the minority
being exempt from ali blame. There
is no doubt but that the bids for this
pestho0se were not given in as reg
ular a way as they should have
been, and there is something very
peculiar ia the manner in which
the contract was awarded. We
have heard several Trustees admit
this aud then they would smile. We
don t think that any body is getting
a divvy, as has been done IN many
other city contracts but there is
llnmlstaka Bile evidence that the
contract was awarded IN loose
and unbusiness way, and the
building will cost the county sever.
al hundred dollars more than II
otherwise would It's only another
Illustration Of locking the stable
door after the horse Is stolen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

PERSONS who are interested in
the citizen's movement to protest
against the high tax rate, should
attend the public meeting to be
held this Tuesday, evening. at
Fourth and King streets. 1t is de-
sired that a large number OF our
tax pavets should turn out and
voice their sentiment and the reme-
dy they would suggest TO put stop
to the increase ot the city's debt.
1t is hoped that by making a new
city assessment the taxable prop
erty will show an increase OF at
least So, 900. 900, by which Council
hopes to be able TO collect several
thousand dollars additional reve-
nue.. 1t has been contended for
several years that numerous prop
critics escaped the tax gatherers,
the assessment remaining where it
was before any improvements were
made in that immediate neighbor-
hood and that the present assess
was entirely 100 low. There are
others, and dozehs OF them who
contend, and Justly too, that their
properties are assessed entirely too
high. So, if an equal division OF
assessment is made, 4 happy me-
dium will be reached without per-
ceptibly increasing the tax rate Of
the city. Property should not be
assessed for more than 1t would
bring at forced sale. When it is
assessed higher, it is doing tine
owner an injury and the practice
is no better than that adopted by
highwavmen in olden times. Every
day there is complaint lodged by
persons who have purchased prop.
eIty several hundred dollars lower
than the city assessment. While
the assessors are doing the job,
they should make an extended can
vass. as to what the Market street
property owners want Tor their
property, 1t, apparently, Is the
only real estate that has increased
IN value ia the last ten years. In
the western part Of the city, lots in
close proximity to the city railway
lines, will not bring to-day what
Mr.. Joshua I. Heald sold them for
twenty-five years ago. and yet they
are assessed at the old time price.
Some other means than levying tax
on real estate should be found to
relieve the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

ROOSEVELT is the coming presi-
dental candidate on the Republi-
can side, he is popular with the
masses and with the soldier boys
as MnlI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

WITH ali due respect 10 the nem-
bers OF the Board OF Educ3tlcn, we
believe that a farmer owning prop.
erty in this city and paying schoo!
taxes can send his children to our
public schools. His paying school
tax certainly entl,les his children
10 all the privileges enjoyed by our
citizens who do not pay school
tax or anything els. that they IAN
get out OF, and have the right TO
educate their children at the cost
OF the public. Where there is room
the children from the rural districts
close TO the city should be allowed
to attend our schools We think
the people will bear us out in our
contention for the country children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Taylor's Magic Headac Powders, cure
koEdnche and neuralgia every time, pro-
barred by W. Y. Taylor, No BOZ King 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
R. H. SCOTT.

R. H. scott,
314 Market St.
COrSetS -
Wednesday wi be cleaning
up day Of Sumner Corsets and
Corseas Of different grades tha t
we will disc outinue. The prices
have al been cut in half.
30c. Summer Corsets l9c.
per pair.
el.oo Warmers Cors cts soc.
per pair.
$l.oo Royal Worcester Cor.
sets 3oc'per pair.
| White Goods
At closing prices are as fol-
| lows:
2cc Lace Stripes, l2!c.
25c Lace Stripes, l6c
soc Lace Stripes, 25c
25c Iudia Linen, II 1.2c
Bar gains
For Wednesday will be as
follows.
Yard wide ulbleachel Mus.
lin, Sc.
Linine Crash, &c.
SC Huck Towels, II l DC
Zoe Turkish Towels, II l-2c
pc Feather Ticking, IL l.2c.
Remnants of Table Linen,
half price.
Best quality Outing FIan-
nels, Sc.
Satin Ribbons, half price.
Sheets
And Pillow Cases made OF
the best quality Utica and Mo-
hawk muslin, we'll made at less
than the price Of the muslin.
R. H. SCOTT,
| 314 Market St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

The reed ord gunners were out
In force yesterday 1t being the first
day tC shoe the luscious litt.: birds
The season in Delaware opened up
over a week ahead of former sea-
sons, and the blI ds arerathcr scarce
yet. Numerous gunners say it was
Q mistake TO have the law changed
as the birds are poor and scarce.
The rall birds were much IN evI.
deoce. but tbev cannot be shot be.
lore September lst
THE Board OF Education is very
economical in some things and very
extravagant IN others. They are
on tine policy OF penuy wise and
pound foolish. \ notice 10 the nou
resident pupils should have been
published at least tNlcc III all the
papers. 1t appears III two papers
sor three days. The whole cost
would not be one-tcnth OF the sum
The Board raised the salary tor one
year oil the Superintendent and
secretary OF the Board. But wha'
can you expect,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-17

The Pan American Exposition wall
close October 3lst. Those who have
not yet visited this marvellous wonder
land are reminded that the time is grow
ing short.
In order to permit every citizen in the
territory traversed by its lines, to take
this trip, the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way has placed in effect rate of prac'
tically one fare for the round trip to
Buffalo and return, tickets on sale Sep
TENDER Bird to October Goth, inclusive;
tickets good to return within 20 days
from date of sale. This liberal conces-
sion should meet with hearty response
on the part Of the travelling public, and
many will doubtless avail themselves Of
the opportunity OF attending this last
and largest OF National Expositions.