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Evening journal., 1904-10-03
The store That Saves You Money
Lippincott e Co.
Ladies' Goats
and Suits

Everything that is newest
and most attractive in styles
for the new season is fully
represented in our special
showing of ladies' and mis-
ses' coats and suits. Many
Of the new ideas in women's
coats have their reflection in
coats for the children. Our
assortment is credited with
being the most complete in
the city.
Evening journal., 1904-10-03

Thrcughout tile world about per cent
Of the people gain their living directly
from the sea
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Millinery

There is always an exquisite
stylishness and elegance about
our millinery that makes it
irresistible from a feminine
standpoint, and it has an in
dividuality about it that
amounts to exclusiveness.
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Joseph G. Darlington s CO.
Fall and Winter Announcement

The Of October recognized ahe date for determining fabrics
complete
representation very desirable exhibited
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Save Coal

by using an Ideal oil heater
during these cool evenings
and early mornings. You do
not peed FIRE during the mid
die of the day. They are
fitted with a "cold handle"
for carrying from one room to
another when lighted.
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
eet Good AdvIes.

About painting at cartmalia
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Cut Glass

If you are desirous Of max
ing a gift that is sure to please
the bride, be sure to get cut
glass-nothing is more accept
able. Have you seen our
display in the bas, ment?
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Special Materials

for Evening and Brides
Gowns-Marquisette, Claire
de Lune, Pois Ninette, Cri-
quette, Luciole Glace, Silen--
cieuse Glace, Lune Rigolette.
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
We Will Open This Morning

each department and direct importation and choicest
goods, n exclusive
Experience fully demonstrated the deaby making selections
the fabrics that quickly disposed Of and
cannot be duplicated for this
Evening journal., 1904-10-03

cordial invitation is extended to the Ladies of Pha
dephia and vicinity to visit our establishment
THIS DAY AND DURING THIS WEEK
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Paris BIOuses

Lace and Cbiffon-very new
and very handsome-exclu-
sive to our firm.
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
Paris
Dress Trimmings
and Buttons

The newest fashions for this
Fall and Winter. Very hand
some and will be difficult to
obtain later.
Evening journal., 1904-10-03
and Large
Variety of Black Silks

BLACK SILKS MADE EX-
PRESSLY FOR MOURN
ING COSTUMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27
Lightning Kills Two.

"A dispatch from Boston last night says:
A severe electrical storm passed over east
ern and central New England last night.
Many buildings were struck by lightning,
and there were at least two fatalities
Charles W. Carney OF Ipswich was Instant
~ killed by a bolt of lightning which
struck his home.
At Factoryvilie. VT. the four-year-old
daughter of w X Barrows was struck and
instantly killed.
The house Of Patrick Mansfield. in Con-
cord, was struck and Mrs. Mansfield was
stunned. Her condition is critical
The storm broke at the close OF the hot
test day Of the year, during which the tenn
perature had risen to NJ degrees. and the
hottest 18th of June recorded in this city.
The brunt of the storm was felt north Of
this city, Gloucester. Lynn. Concord. Ha-
verhill and southern New Hampshire SUI
fering most
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Panic on Boston Excursion Roa+

dispatch from Boston. Mass, last night
says: While several hundred excursionists
were boarding the Nahant steamer Mount
Desert at Union wharf today a Compound
counterbalance weight fixed to the gang
way fell. striking Edward harrington. a
son Of the purser Darlington suffered in
ternal injuries. both legs were broken and
his left hip was fractured. His condition
Is critical. Barrington's screams started q
panic. the passengers trying to crowd their
way through a narrow passage just wide
enough for one person. In the crush Mrs
Daniel Murphy Of Chariestown had her
right arm broken. Only the action of the
steamboat officials in quickly reassurine
the passengers prevented many persons
from being pushed into the water.
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Five Drowned Off Brooklvn.

dispatch from New York last night
says: Five persons were drowned in the
bay Off 47th street. Brooklyn. by the over
turning Of the thirty-eight-foots loop yacht
Elsie and Katie in heavy storm that
swept over New York this afternoon. Eight
other persons who were on the yacht at the
time were rescued by members Of the I'd
Naval Battalion. who put out in whale
boats from their armory at the foot Of SD
street. Those drowned were Mrs. Kate
Clarke Of Brooklyn. wife OF Peter Clarke.
the owner of the yacht; her two daughters,
Lizzie. aged ten, and Louise. aged four: her
sic Jason. sixteen years old. The bodies
Of Mrs. Clarke and Mamie Clarke have
been recovered.
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Damages Asked for Etzell's Death.

dispatch from Denver. Colo. says:
Miss Annie b. Etzeil, sister OF Louis
Etzeu, the war correspondent Killed by
Chinese coldiers OFF Niuchwang. has been
officially rotified that an investigation made
by United States Minister Conger. brought
out the fact that the killing was entirely
unwarranted and without provocation. and
she and Ter mother will make Il claim for
$40 900 indemnity on the Chinese govern
ment The State Department Will bring the
N, after before the Chinese government
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President Morales Announces Cabinet.

cablegram from San Domingo. Repub-
lie of San Domingo. Wednesday, June y
delayed in transmission). says: Carlos F.
Morales who was elected president Of San
Domingo June 10, has appointed the follow
ing cabinet:
Raynon Caceres (who was elected vice
presidenD, minister OF the interior; General
Juan Frisco Sanches. minister for foreign
affairs; Senior Pslegrin Castillo. minister Of
justice and public instruction; Senior Manuel
Lamarche Garcia minister OF agriculture:
Senior Federico Velasquez Hernandez. min
lister of finance; Senior Epifano Rodriguez.
minister of war and marine; Senior Bernar-
do Pichardo. minister Of posts and tele-
graphs.
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Mrs. Semple's Gift to Virginia.

dispatch from Richmond. Va, last
night says Mrs. Letitia Tyler Semple OF
Washington has presented to the state OF
Virginia an Gil painting OF the Natural
Bridge The picture was painted by Matte0
of Genoa, In 1852, and will have a place in
written letter OF thanks to Mrs. Semple
for the gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27
Sheriff's Posse Ambushed.

A dispatch from Lexington, Ky. says:
Sheriff Ed Callahan and his friends who
started out Friday to arrest the assassins
of Mack White. fell into an ambuscade in
the Cane Creek mountain Saturday. and 1t
is reported that two. Of the posse we're
billed The sheriff had telegraphed for Cap
tain Milliken Of Wilmore who brought hrs
bloodhounds. and they were on the trail OF
the aSSasSinS.
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Find Body Of Blizzard Victim.

A dispatch from Glendive. Mont. last
night says: w. B. Foster, coroner OF Daw-
son county. returned from Thompson creek.
about eighty miles northwest from Glen
dive, where he had been called by the nnd-
ing of the body Of Thomas McWilliams.
who persisted In q blizzard last March. Nc
Williams mummified body. enveloped in q
fur coat he wore when he left Bar y ranch.
was discovered by q boy herding sheep. he
ton fingers were found clutching Bible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

stone, Nd. was killed Thursday evening,
near Davis, W Va. by falling limb
crushing his skuil. His brother witnessed
the inci0sot. He vas The con Of Lawrence
Dolaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

Many enterprises projected In Mexico
baaed ON hopes Of securing capital In the
United States have been given up or post
poned because Of the presidential campaign
In the northern republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

Two Minutes From the Ocean.
The OCEANIC HOTEL, Kennebunkport, Ne.
Finest location Maine coast. Excellent bathing.
canoeing. sailing. fishing and golhng. Excelleni
livery and fine drives automobile station. Western
ULion telegraph long distance telephone. Several
cottages to let. Seventy miles from Boston. Take
Maine 5. 8. Line from New York. via Portland.
myzs 26t.1O @. H. BAYES Mgr.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Arandale Hotel.

BEDFORD. PA. IDEAL SUMMER HOTEL
Spacious. shady grounds Cuisine excellent Fresh
vegetables from farm. Fine mineral waters Book
lets. tjelS-20t-D ALSIP & SMITH.
THE ESSICk. ESSICK HEIGHTS, PA-ALTI-
tude 500 feet: finest location in the Aeghenies;
excellent cuisine; casino. golf. orchestra: book
lets. Terms reasonable. b. n. ESSICK, MD.
my25-7StsA
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NEW YORK.
Summit Lake Hotel
MO RI EY' s
STATESVHLLE INN,

STATESVILLM N. O.
mo H. GRAY, Proprietoe.
Formerly Of Washingtou, d. O.
Buildings and furnishings entirely new; bot and
eold water; electric lights; local and distance
phones; delightful climate; hunting privileges.
Ideal summer winter resort. Foot Of Blue Ridge
mountaiua. Ap1-70ts10
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THE WESTMOREl-AND

r now Open. LsFEe gronnds: affesian vel: salt
wafef hathln9, AsAlng. esabhlDg Tsble Servics the
bege. AdEress !. 3. pO0T. 1hs Westmcreland Ces
leeaes 4eeen. W. 1es-aoeo :
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COME TO SUMMIT HOUSE FOR GOOD ROOMS:
hish elevation; shaded lawn pGrchss;
l hr. from Washington. Open June IS: terms
moderate. Address 4. L. WINE, Brentsville, Va.
toC2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

COME TO MOUNTAIN GLEN FOR LARGE.
airy rooms: large shady lawn: pure spring wa
ter; ice. fresh milk and butter. spring chicken;
terms reasonable. L. COMPILER, Purceilville.
Va te2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

suCorT SPRINGS. LOCATED NEAR THE BLUE
Ridge mts.. IN miles from Purcellyille Va.
cellent table; plenty fruit; good shade and WATER
comfortable rooms; terms moderate. Apply to
Mrs EDWIN SHOEMAKER, Slcott Springs
LoudOun Co.. Va. je16-l6ts5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

RIGHT AT THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
Springs Va.-First- class board, only SO per week
$50 per month. Bath room and sulphur water
and all other conveniences. Lower rates for fami-
lies or several In the same party. Apply to
1e10-llts6 ]. ". HANBACK,
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A DEsIRA BILE PLACE TO SPEND YOUR vACA
ton; large. airy rooms long pOrches; ''lithi:
baths" hlithia water for all purposes: shad!
lawn; good table: city reference; satisfaction
guaranteed BLUE RIDGE HOTEL. Elkton, Va
Mrs, A. 8. YANCEY te2l-9ts
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED IN CENTER
historic Shenandoah valley; country advantages
with town conveniences: good accommodations;
sunny rooms: plenty well-cooked, fresh food:
reasonable rates. Correspondence solicited. Mrs.
W. II. HENKEL Central Hotel, New Market,
te21-3ts
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PROSPECT HILL, lie r NE. NEAR WASHING
ton College; car fare: large grounds; wide
verandas; no children; now open; references.
je23-7t
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COME AND SPEND THE SUMMER AT THE
Rock Spring House, on the electric road TO Cabin
John bridge spring water; cool rooms: good
board; boating and fishing. For terms apply at
House. Phone toll 54-3; post office. Glen Echo.
1e1R
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Hotel ElberOn,

Tenn ave. near Beach. Opposite Catholic Church
New metal beds Windows screened. Centrai
local ton White service. IS to SIS weekly.
iep7 9,, n r. Il. LuDY. Md.
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THE HOWARD,
Tennessee ave-. close to Beach Good table
TITLE .ALBEMARLE,

Virginia ave. near Beach and Piers. This elegant
modern hotel throughout capacity 4o. onerS
reduced terms Of S. $40 $50 weekly - daily FOR
very superior accommodations. including over 100
large cool front rms. all metal beds and excellent
table and service elevators. private baths. phones
&c; 4 900 II. of porches. Booklet J. L. COPE.
lei 26tl0
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SUMMER RESORTS.
The San Marcos,

Near Beach Pacific and Massachusetts ayes
uiyh-class family hotel. Capacity 300 open 10
Nh, air on all Sides extensive porches. lawns. bal
comics and sun parlors overlooking ocean VIII make
special rate for large. cool ocean-vew rooms anu
unsurpassed cuisine. S. up weekly. SIS up daily
Elevator baths and every modern convenience
I,D.,klp
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SUMNER RESORTS.
STONY MAN CAMP,

sKYLAND. PAGE COUNTY. VA
No mosquitoes. No dies.-
THE RUSTIC GEM OF THE BLUE RIDGE.
The former patrons OF the Camp win be glad TO
near that new cottages are being erected this
sprdng and increased accommodation afforded.
Those who have not visited Skyland should send
for booklet. The most unique resort In America.
Altitude 4.02S feet-nost elevated this side OF the
Rocky mountains. % RUSTIC COTTAGES.
RUSTIC DINING HALL AND PAVILION.
WONDERFUL MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
200 WASHINGTON REFERENCES.
ALL THE PLEASURES OF CAMP LIFE WITH
NONE OF ITS INCONvENIENCES.
Modern sanitary sewerage. Acetylene gas.
Address G. FREEMAN POLLOCK, Propr.
js27-m,w. f.N
DELIGHTFUL PLACE FOR PLEASURE. RE
cuperaticn and rest In Blue Ridge Mountains.
HOTEL ROYAL.
Front Royal, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-27

FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT on THE
Maine coast. $50 to $3.50 for the season. Board
at Dining Hall. $3.50 per week. Pure artesian
well water: deep and shore fishing: sailing,
beautiful drives; daily steamers.
Call or write for booklet
MILTON TlBBETTS 6O6 st.,
te11-26t.8 Representing Castle View Cottages.
Y'5 h,I Beach OCEAN HOUSE,
Leading Hotel: go miles from Boston Write for
illustrated booklets. Terms moderate. r. A. ELLIS.
my3O-26t-4
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THE PowHATAN CHARLES TOWN, W. va,
opens June Is: healthy, mountain climate; we'll
furnished rooms; bath rooms each floor; ma
cadam roads; fishing near by in the Shenandoah
and Potomac rivers. Mrs. BOILING. Annapolis,
Md. tslA-26t,6
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BERKSHIRE INN.

Ocean End Virginia ave-. Atlantic City.
Special rates. June and July 81 to 50 daily: 81
$40. $l2 80 and SIS weekly. for large. cool rooms;
Capacity 800 Unobstructed view: excellent .ube
an service Elevator large porches private ba tbs
etc. Booklet ]. D 4 j. z. DICKINSON.
tel-26t-8
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AT DEER PARK, MD.-LARGE, COMFORTABLE
rooms: extensive. shady grounds; nrst-class
table; near depot and hotels. Apply FAIRvIEW
COTTAGE. Deer Park. Garrett county, Md.
1elO-f m, w. 1874
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SUMNER , RESORTS.
Carroll SpringsSanitariurn

HOR 1NVALKUS AND CUNvALsEHCkNTA
Fprest Glen. Nd. Open all the year Daths. elee.
tric1y. pariof. eovered vefandss ketwster neAt
open nres Pure spring water piped through TIE
hsdinss. Its eonvenience to Washington especiaiiy
rseommepds IT, Send for illustrated booklet.
jyotf-l0 Addfsss G.. II. WRIGHT. MD.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
Tickets To Or
 From Foreign Points
THEY ARE NOW IN THE RACK AT
 THE BISBEE DEPOT.
Much of a Convenience Is Added to Local Transportation Service-Tick- cts to All Parts of the World Can Be Bought at Home.

Step up to the ticket window of the E. P. & s. w. and ask for transporta tion to any part of the world, and you will get it, always provided that you have the necessary amount of coin to separate the goods from the agreeable young man who presides at the desk
 The arrangement by which tickets 10 foreign points have been made feature at the depot were completed but recently. Previous to that time ticket could be had at the local depot to any point in the United States, some points in Canada and some in Mexico. But when the. Atlantic or the Pacific were struck. the ticket case baked on further progress. When the oceans are struck now. however, the case and the agent come forward with a glad smile. They are ready with a half dozen lines for the traveller to make choice from, and can reserve passage in advance from the steerage to the first cabin.
 The change is one that must prove a decided convenience to this city, which has large amount of foreign traffic continually doing. nlustra- tions of this fact is amply given in the fact that since the foreign ticket rack was installed a few days ago at the de- pot three passengers have been sold transportation to South Africa, two have been fixed out for Liverpool and one for London. The steamship lines represented at the depot are the Amer ican, Dominion, Leland. White Star, Asiatic. Transport, Holland-American, Red Star. A feature of the service is that tickets may be purchased for transportation direct to Bisbee from points in Europe CT elsewhere in the world. That is, any resident of Bis bee who may want to send for rela- tive or friend resident in a foreign lar can go down to the Bisbee depot and buy ticket that he can forward to the party he wishes to bring here with the assurance that the one to whom it is sent will come right straight through without any bother about buy ing tickets.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
On His 0Wn
 Recognizance
JOHNSON COMES FROM DOUGLAS
 JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
Hearing of His Case on Printy Charge Will Occur Tuesday Mornine-Says He Does Not Think Charge Will Bcther Him.

John NJ. Johnson returned last night from Douglas. where he went Thurs day evening to answer the charge pre- ferTed against him by J. E. Printy.
 The Douglas court evidently did not take the Printy charge with much se- riousness, inasmuch as Johnson was released after arraignment, on his own recognizance, to appear in the court on Tuesday morning next. at II o'clock.
 Asked last night when he got off the train what he thought of the situa- tion and what the charge amounted to, MT. Johnson said that in the first instance he felt TO uneasiness, and in the second it amounts to nothing. For the Tuesday morning hearing there will doubtless be a large number of wit nesses summoned from Bisbee. and Douglas officers with subpoenas are likely 10 become familiar figures on the streets of the town tomorrow Those who are called to participate in the trial will leave here in a bunch on Tuesday mornings train, which arrives in Douglas in time to let the Bisbee contingent in for the hearing at the hour for which it is set.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
S100 Reward, S1o0

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be. ing constitutional disease, requires tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as- sisting nature doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fa,ls to cure. Send for list of testi- monials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, To- ledo, O..
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take He..E Family Pills for con- stipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
THE WATER QUESTION.
Bisbee Has Probably Seen the Last
 Water Famine.

w. H. Brophy, vice president of the Bisbee Water Co, paid visit to Naco yesterday, and while there made a thorough inspection of the water works and system. Such had been the SUD- ply furnished to the storage tanks and reserve of the company, that they were compelled to shut down the pumping plant. The damage caused to the plant during the late floods have all been repaired, and with increased boil CT power and additional pumps being installed, the company's facilities will be doubled, and with the added ad- vantage that the customary cleaning of boilers. breakdowns or repairs will in nowise hamper the delivery of water through the pipes, as the plant being doubled will allow of the starting up of the duplicate boilers and engines while the other is idle. The end, therefore, of Bisbee's water troubles may be said to be over.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
ANGUS INSURANCE.
Amounts to Nearly s1e,ooo-Took Part
 of It Under Protest.

The total amount of insurance car ried Dy the late J. B. Angius amounts to s1S,760. This amount the several companies interested have taken the necessary steps to secure immediate payment of to the widow. Sixteen thousand dollars of the amount comes from the Mutual Life. Howard Max well, representative of the Mutual, and now in the city from his headquarters at Phoenix, said last nish. that the money was now practically on the way to the city. MT. Maxwell signed Mir Angius up for s10,000 five years ago. Three years ago an agent of the com pany secured 5000 additional, though at the time Mir Angius protested that he was hard pressed for ready money, and did not see how he could take up the amount. In connection with this s5,000 policy was an arrangement for accruing interests from payments which at the time of the death of Mir Angius had reached the value of s1 900 making the total of s16,00O the Mutual has to pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
LONG DISTANCE BOWLING.
Bisbee Takes Three Straight Games
 From Fl Paso Last Eveninq.

The bowling fraternity of El Paso are this morning wearing bands of crepe upon the.r arms and around their hats, the cause being the superior bowling ability of the gentlemen of the Bisbee Gymnasium, over the gen. temen of the same persuasion in the Pass City. The awful happening of three straight took place last evening with the following scores hanging in the alleys:
 First Game-El Paso, 757; Bisbee, s7O.
 Second Game-El Paso. s35; Bis bee. S37.
 Third Game-El Paso. s35; Bisbee,
 It is to be presumed that this will be enough to keep the Fl Paso's standing hitched until Monday evening next. when the third and final games in the series will be played.
 The Bisbee team is now in cores pondence with Morenei for long dis tance match with team in shat city, and finally a series is being arranged for between the trio of cities of Bis bee, Fl Paso and Morenci.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03


 Visiting in EngIand-I. Bailey has gone to London for a two months visit. He will then return to this city. The latter fact is sure go, inasmuch as Mir. Bailey bought ticket from here 10 London and return. While in Eng land he will visit at various points, a side run to Dublin and Edinburgh be- ing also in his plans.
 Good Patrons of Fair-Bisbee can not be charged up with failure to con tribute its due proportion of trAffic to the St. Louis Fair. On excursion days this week the town has made better showing than any other two combined on the main line of the E. P. & s. w. Thursday she had twenty passengers out for St. Louis, and yesterday there were ten. This morning there will be several more. Succeeding excursion days which will take out crowds from the town at the round trip rate of $51.50 are September 5, 6, 19, 20, 2S and %. In October the dates are 3, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26 and 27th. The 27th is the last date for which cheap rates have so far been announced.