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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Sas Sooestbal Der Ebilippincn.

Sir 8olO magt Ger Wenid) piel,
uno 10 bot iiG elm fiibner Sorlher
g%efunben, Der IN oas Sbal oes Sooes
auf Den &bilippinen ein5uoringen &c.
magt bot. SIS lit oas Winoaugo,
oas oSeenlono", Dos ieit langen Sob-
rem in Dem Hut itebt, groBe 8olo-
lf)dte 81 bergen, Die aber utgebober
bleiben, neil fem gi~n9eborener oen
toOtlid)en oulfanii6en 8aien, Die eS
alisltr0mt. 81 troben lpaet. Ser
@eg our6 oos Sooestbal lit nlr
menige Weiien lang, nber cine oidte
nno unberueglife @olfe giftiger
9ampfe ~perbirgt DEM Iuge oen 30
Den. Gin Interifaner Namens &llop
brad nllit Dor lGngerer 3eit NIT 5lpei
eingeborenen Siibrern BON Wanila
ouf. Nad,oem iie ole oas 5bal nm,
lflieBenoen 0erge erreid)t battcn,
blieb Elm Imerifoner nit Den Siib-
rem 5iIr 8eiDddatng Der IusriiltIug
5uriid, ipGbreno ole beiben anoeren
oas Sbal betraten. Gum S6uBe
trugen lie einell Sen 4opf politGnoig
perbedenocn Ipparat, ser eiuem
Sarderbelm Gbnli6 iah, mo allf
Dem .Hiiden feline @ebdlter nit com.
primirter Silit 5ilnl Ghlntbmen, Inn
lie Dor Den toOtli6en 1ampien 5u
ifiiBen. so qlsgeriiltet, bradten
lie cinen Sod nndl Dem anoereuL NIT
0oloiono efiillt, oen 9ergnbbalie
binollf. ShlieBlih waren lie BON
Der ~atltrengenoen Mrbeit mo Den
GGmpfen, BON benen lie ood) einen
Sbeil eilatbnlen mllBten, fait gan5
cridopft. Gon Den Gingeborenen
tonnte aber feiner bepogen peroen,
OaS @ebiet Der ~gefdbrliden 8nie 81
betreten. 9ie friiberen &eriud)e BON
Mmerifanern, III oas Sbal ein5ll-
oringen, maren ollie erfolglos geblie-
ben. Die Gingeborcnen oes 9anoes
5eigten iabrelang groBe mo id)onc
8oloflumpen, ole bonn Hnnoe oes Sn-
Oestbales genommen iein iolten, aber
crit ourd) bas fiibne llnternebmen
NlOp's iino lire 9ebmlptimgen be.
mieien worben. Sieier critic Teriild)
ioa MIR Ole Giuleitung sur Sllisbeu-
TING beS SooestbuleS iein; I'M n1f-
item @Inter gebenft Guop auf Ole
Sniel 5uriid5ufebren mno cine bon.
iIGnbige Iusriiinnng mit5ubringen,
Die ibm ole N%usbelttung ermo9li6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Sas Shidial cincs 5rm Sooc Der
nrtbeiltem.

Sor einigeu Sugen lit IN Sonoon
Sobn See aus Dem 3ltd)tbnnie entlni-
len moroen, Der i'm Sebrunr 1885 me-
gen zines Moroes 5rm SoOe perur-
tbeilt moroen mar. 9ieier Wam Der.
oantt lein Seben uno ieine Sreibeit
gan5 merfpiiroigen l~tmitdnoen. Gr
bate itets ieine llnibulo betbeuert
nno arh Dor Dem @eri6tsbof cine
miiroige &iibe beipabrt. God 9e-
lang es ibm niht, ole &idter BON
leiner lluid)ulo 5u iiber3eugenL mo 10
muroe er 5lim Sooe 0urd) Den Struna
pcrurtbeilt. @m Gage ieiner Sin.
rihtung betrat See beteilo Gas Shn.
lott. Ger Sdarfrid,ter lege ibm
Den Strid nm Den Sails, uber ole
Sorri6ung, burd ole Der Gerurtbeil.
tc blnaboeltiir5t meroen iollte, iunf.
t~iouirte nid)t. Srei Mal nunBte See
OaS Sdafott perlaiien, orei Mal re
parirte man ole Waidine - ioipie
Der Serbretcr lid auf ibr beiano,
periogtc lie ibren 9ienlt. OaS
Eilblifum mar ltarr Dor Dem grailen-
polleu Sdauipiel. 9hr Der Yerur-
tbeilte blieb unempiinolih uno iubr
tort an beten. Die Sinriftung
muBte perid,oben iperoen mo milroe
ihlieBlih gan5 m~igeboben. Sect
perlGBt See nod iait Smm5igidbriger
Soft oas 3u6tbarls; elm beionoerer
8naoenerlaB bat ibm Ole 8reibeit
eripirft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Der toStlid)c &rcbs mittcls Selen
acbcilt.

Siele i6redlide &rnnfbeit lit emo.
lid elmer nliloen Sebonolrmg err
legen. Or. 9pe, Der fdbige Spe5io.
lit bon 9nnios Gitp Wo., crfldrt,
oieie id)refEAe &ronfbeit fonne ge.
beilt meroeu. Ger gr5t bat in
neileiter 3eit einige wrroerpolle Sci.
llnlgen BON iheinbnr u%nbeilbnren
61acn bepirft ollrh cine Sebonos
hung, meldp BON 5nei bis 5ebn
Wod)en barerte, inoem er cine Ser
binoung meoi5iniifer Sele aniuens
oete. Gin ihones, illultrirtes BUD
IN meldjen Die aranfbeit in ibren Der.
lf)ieoenen Staoien gr5eigt miro, miro
gratis perifidt. Sie Sele beilen
&rebs, 8epGdie, aotorrb, sd.
morrboioen, 6iltelr ltno ale Saut-
mo Observation-Disclosures. Won
lprefe Dor ooer lhrei6e an Or.
Vpe, Gde Ger Nelnten uno 9rono-
man, aonios Gitp, no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

Ipanltt ieinen @orten lauihte. @eltt(
bcri6tete CT ieitem altnoelL ben
@errn Siirgermeilter, ba Der @elt.
lntergong ON 10. Oieies Wtonots
Iifer Su eriparten ltebe. ngtur
uno on9 miro wit einent Mol &c.
ifebeu?" irllg Der Siirgermeiiter. =
DNtein", iagte Der Barber, nonl
ID. gebt iGntmtlides 8ieb 81
8runoe uuto am 10. Die Wenifen."
ySerrie!" rief Der @iirgermeiiter
aus, oper miro mid allo an IA.
raiieren?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Nus Der Srimsenlebrc.

Ger Sebrer gebt nit Dem Yrin5en
Ipo5ieren. l%lntcrmegS be9egnen lie
elmer Sdaf6eroe. Sebrer: y8olen
0urdlnuht mir nidt iagen, mas Oos
fiir 8biere iino?"
&rin5: r0a3 limo Sdpeine!"
Schrer: u@cmiiiermoBen baberl
1urhlalIdt Hedt. @em lie feiue
@oae triigen, tonnten eS wobl
Sdlpeinc lem; Sfmeine o6er, mel6e
&olle tragerL 1ennt man fiir &C.
mobulid Sdofe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Haiue ScrtbciSianng.

Sd)purgerihts . YrGIioent: Nnge-
flagter, Sic geben olio 81, Sen 0fiil,
Ter, ibrcn Meiiter, ouf Nnitiiten lei
ner @befral ourdgepriigelt 81
boben2"
9ln9eflogter: YSopobl!"
ErGiioent: ,@ie fonrlten Sic o6er
oenn 10 rob on Sbrem >9rotberrn
banoiln?"
Nngeflagter: Sic Weiiteriu bat
mid INNER geOtdngt uno georGngt
mo miIien's, Serr Hidter, id)
bin bolt a gltnter &erll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Sbeilnnhmc.

.SGben Sic, 6reilcinden, bon Sic.
ler @ano bort bin i) poriges Sobr
ab9eiier5t."
gAd) bcrriebmerid] unb linn 81
oanals nit Dem Gam oapon ge-
tonlnl'?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Gcritcdtc @rubbcit.

Ser Barber oe5 Siiraernleiiters
batte Die iible @emcbnheit, rpGbreno
ocs Ginicifens uno 9arbierens fort
ipdbreno 5u ldnuoBen. Sie unnloas
liditen G%reigniiie WuBte er oefart
anf5utild)en, Dob ser 3ub6rer qe-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Wcmmtbli6.

8aIt: ia idmimmt elm rotbes
Saar III Der Suppe; gerpiB mieoer
bon Der 3en5i!"
@lrtb: v9ta, oic arnle Yerlon fam
ooh nid)tS oafiir, OaB lie rotbes Saor
bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
I'M oa ri6t er iif oernaf) IN bes is c
Slid for oieies 2ano.
9. o, Gsq.

Srosoemt, mann oes @operment eS
barpwe wollt, oaB Sd e Stubiereis
naf Wtiinfe I'M nad) Der Eol5 mod),
III oes 0operment tbdt ollie Grpenles
be5able I'M bes Sifet IN tbGt ionlt oes
biibide 9ing tblln bel Wir, ba tbdt
Sd Wib pielleidJt bereit finbe lobe
I'M nadber G Sltd oriiwluer lhrcibe.
s. st., Gsq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Su tit es.

Sebrer (oer Oen Sdiilern oos Bel
lplel bonn gllten Sirten crl6utern
milQ: uGeuft GliA cinmal, Sbr
lpdret ale feline Sd)Gfhen mas
mare ih oann?"
Shiller: Gin grobes Sdaf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Spab mnb aud iciH.
Talid) %ueritauben.

Ir5t: r@ie famen Sic Da5il, oas
Hnlper inter Sbr &opffiiien 81
legen, itatt es ein3unebmen2"
Bauer: Sic boben mir Dos Yltl-
per bod peridrieben, Serr 9oftor,
Dob id) gut oraltf l6lafen loQ!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Grubio.

SEER: vSogen Sic, SEER Sdmie.
oede, mann ipeiieu Sic oenn gepobn-
lih2"
Srob: sd ipeiie ltie ~gemobnlidL
mein Sieber, ionOern INNER in Den
feiniten Heltaurant5."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
8oS1nft.

Sllnger @ertbeiOigcr: .GlS id)
meme Heoe beenoet bate, benlerfte
ib, Dob Die 8eidluorenen meinten."
Ilter Iouotnt: .Sa, oas tbun lie
immer, pcnn lie ieben. ooB elmer lei.
nen Seruf perfeblt bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
@ioericat.

g@lonben Sic aildl, boB Is cine
llngliids5abl iit?"
p9tein Seben Sic, meme
6rnit brafte mir sum- @eiipiel ais
Mfitgift f3 Sdliier 81, mo ih nlub
lagen ih fiiblc mid gar5 gIiidlid,
0abeiil"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

@enn man nit einem %erniten
9eberleioen bebaitet lit 10 fabre man
fort Or. @usuit &onis's Samburser
1ropfen 81 sebrauten. Die 2eber
wirb wieoer rihtig funftioniren nno
bie @eiumbbeit mieoer bergeltellt lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Ncucs Mort.

.@esbal6 bit Gu bern bellte 10
ar9erlid?"
~adl, nleine Srau bat mir elm
Nntonlobil a6geobnmodtet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Sdjlam.

Sic (im bodJitcn 3ornD: .9r BE.
trigger, On @lenoer, Oh miierobler
Wenidl Sm -"
er: rIfl, luie iunfeln 9eine
Ingen 10 lton, lpenn 0u sornig
bilt!"
Sic (plobii6 bei1nitigenb): @irf.
lid, finoelt 9u, W1nnhen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Susbaft.

Sihterling; sd CLAUDE, mein
NelteIter beginut 0%enIi0dIt aud
lhon 81 Oidten."
Sefannter: oNld, lit ser old ifon
pnptcrforbrcif?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
&foeriurmh.

p8lint, anno, oieie Siidtiiher
limo 81 iGrmen! @erm Sic ole.
lelbei geldumt BADEN, geben Sic lie
mir ungeiGurt 5ltriif!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Srnffcblcr.

Sic Sdnuiegerinltter ipra6 Itets
llilr IN tobenoen Qobenoen) NlnS-
orilden bon ibrem Sd|pieaeriobne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

The 9:05 a. m. Chicago Special.-
No. 6, is the best and fastest train n
Chicago. 1t has free reclining chair
cars and Buffet Pullman parlor cara
and arrives in Chicago at 1:4O u. m''
in time for all eastern connections.
The 1l:15 p. M. train for st. Paul. the
Great Western Limited" il a SPLEEN.
did train OF new compartment ana
standard Pullman ~sleepers and freS
chair cars. Through carr and sleep.
ers in all directions. For information
of any kind call at city ticket ONCE.
r. 9. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot of Eighth street. CITY
Ticket Office, 695 Main street. Tele
phone 1923; new, 975.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Subn Gitidj, Gsa., befiiriuortet Stu
Sienrciien nad europa nns ipc.
siell nadl 9cmtidlano.
Miiter Goiter!

Mfilter Goiter!
9eebebei apropob be.
merit: @aruln tbiln
Sic nil en- Seitartifel
iipmer bes Wiindener
Sftoberfeit enei? 9es
pGr aftuell I'M ienia-
id)enea III intereiting
for %SSeoermann.
ltemmerbaupt Milter
goiter, briugts @tid)
oes Mi e eioie. Gf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Chicago Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 3, 1904.
Stations.
436 Main Str, CINCINN Att, 0.

thicago and the East.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01


Neper meinb, Milter Gbiter. SD
mart nod e SiBle nit Der Stubien.
refs. 9eim Sihalli bots beint for
Suntl6 Sepmcrfn0ol III SdpueinS.
bare nit SmlerfraIt gegelume -
GRAB nie in Seitihlanb.
Iwluer is es nit fonnp, Wilter
Goiter, Dab ieoes Sobr INN Die 3eit
pum Sftoberieit erilm Mei beimotb.
lihe, patriotiibe boieriide Sielines
erweft mern2 I'm mann SD nm Die
3eit erum fei Seberfnooel ODER 10
mas bier triege fonnt, oa tbGte Die
Ser. II. g. enlol ploslid IN Der erlte
Oftoberpod einen pun ibre promi-
nenteiie beiiite Seller5ittiiiens Der.
liern. Ges weeB Der Gidaai aad
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
Another Day for
Women $ Bathing Suits

lSeeonl iloof, Cnestnut street,
Prices have taken a dip
right in the height of bathing
season, thus making it posi-
bic for every woman to own
her own bathing suit, instead
of renting one that goodness
knows who has worn.
1915 buys aS5 10 S5.75 suit.
81. so buys a SO TO $3.50 suit.
50 buys a IS so to Sl2 suit.
They are the surplus lots from
the tailor who not only makes our
best regular suits, but who sends
hundreds Of suits to Newport, Bar
Harbor. and such places.
Mohair, surf cloth and brillian.
tine, in blue and black. Very few
Of a style, but styles enough tc
suit everybody.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
Still a Chance at the
Boys Summer Suits
market street entresoD

In spite of yesterdays
weather a large part of the
boys suits which were re-
duced in price went away
people who came found the
suits a good deal more than
the advertisement promised.
For today there is still eX-
celIent choosing. All sizes
still in the collection, but not
in each style nor at all prices.
If you come early you will
likely find what will meet
your taste.
Double-breastsd suits. blue serge. SO. 25
S3.75. 50, S6.75
Single. breasted suits, blue serge
Vest suits. blue serge. So, $3.50.
Fancy sailor suits, $3.50, So so.
Mohair suits, So 90, worth $3.50.
Russian woolen suits, 81. 80, So. rs.
Norfolk suits. blue serge, 81 so, So. IS,
f5, S.. 90.
Fancy Norfolk suits, So. so. So.
Fancy double-breasted suits, So.
Materials heavy enough for early fal
wear.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
Table Napkins of Sound
Flax
Under Regular Prizes
(Aisle 7-west)

A sturdy hedge of flax pro-
tects the customers who buy
in our Linen Store; what is
adulterated or spurious is
hedged out.
Our original prices were
below like qualities in other
places; at today's prices these
napkins are rare bargains.
Substantial. silver-blsached drill nap
kins, hemmed, l6xl6 inches, 60c dozen;
were Toe.
Extra heavy silver-bleached German
damask napkins, hemmed; you need
not feel badly if they get stained with
fruits and berries; l6xl6 inches, Soc a
do zen, were 81.
Snow.white Irish damask napkins,
several neat patterns, lSxlS inches, 81 a
dozen; the S1.l5 kind and unusually
good for that.
Very good bleached Irish damask nap
kins, several patterns, 20X20 inches,
81. 80 and sl.65; were Sl.25 and g.
Good, big bleached damask napkins,
22X22 inches. ST.. 80; were Sl.75.
Fine, silver-beached German damask
napkins. hemmed, 26x26 inches, g 90 a
dozen; were 1925.
Verv fine bleached doube-damasl
Scotch napkins, in many pretty patterns
24X24 inches, $3.50 a dozen; were 81.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
Las t w e ek for
AutOpianOs at $3.50

Next Monday the price will be advanced to $4S5.
because the price is being made the same all over the
country.
Even at $485 has no competitor under $780, but why
the $50 by placing your order while the price
is still $3.50?
Apiano good this would cost you $500 alone else
where and cabinet player would cost $250-or $500
for the two.
Yet we sell the Aniobano which has piano-player
concealed insde-no cabinet to wheel up to the panofor
$3.50 S uesk, and you play it the as any ordi-
nary piano you WISH and it looks exactly like any other
piano.
We take other pianos in exchange fair valuation and
can pay the difference by the month if you wish.
We will hold the auto-piano for delivery in the fall prefer.
Third hoo, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
A. 0. U. W.
DOES THIS CONCERN YOU?

Numerous questions have been asked
educational committee. and for the en-
hghtenment OF the membership reply
oy saying to all those whose ages ey-
ceed % years, that while your rate is
materially increased, the options you
can avail yourself Of are as equitable
as conditions and circumstances viii al
low, and unless you are inclined to pay
the increased rate you must make your
selection of options before the 3lst day
Of July, 1904, 20 the recorder Of your
respective lodge. otherwise you must
pay the rate at your attained age. as
approved b. the Grand Lodge o. Della
ware, and endorsed by the Supreme
Lodge, June. l9ol. the membership be-
low the age of s. years are not materi.
ally affected. The committee are stiu
as they have been IA the past, at Read.
Ing Room. Ninth and Market streets
dispensing willingly all sought-for In.
formation
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
L e etterS
E5rom q sell-naae AoMsekee6ex 1o Aey mothey
Nimtesn-Jow

Se|VSepe/ ~ He/ WSOE(Ie/
enough to lure one into cleaning It for
the mere pleasure Of doing so. All the
while you are washing It little thrills are
running up and down your backbone
because you think it must be silver and
that somehow or other you have sud-
denly blossomed into a millionaire.
And when you can capture a million
dollar thrill of guard in a cooking kettle,
you do not want TO lose time in lasso
ing II.
This new stuff, aluminium, is a very
Macchlavelli Of kitchen ware.
II enohants the dlettante housekeeper
by its daiRty. refined appearance.
II captures the practical woman, whose
head is full of horse sense, by its eeonom-
ical side-you can't wear it out and you
can't break it.
II captures the ease loving worker, for
you can put food into it, fix the fire just
right-you can DO that with a gas range,
praise be l--andit will cook till doomSday
without burning.
I And so it has captured the heart and
purse Of Your POLLY
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
jRb fwsHty-sfx


DEAR MOTHER;
have discovered an artistic side to
dshwashing.
see a skepteal smile. a glance at
your Corots and Millet. and then
Pony's taste certainly is dsgenerating. "
do admit, had any one a few years
ago pictured dshwashing as artistic,
should Immediately have set him down
for one Of thoss imprsssionists who n.
sist on painting big fat spider dropping
on your neck as an attractive. Inspiring
work of art though nobody else sees it
just that way.
But. mother mine, dshwashing is
artistic nowadays. II always was lady.
like and picturesque 10 wash sparkling
glass. cleaning silver, delicate egg-shell
china. Herolnes of the best-selling
novels always did Il. and they know the
propcr cspsF. The thing that dlmmed its
glory Tor girls Ou, OF books was the
Black. heavy pots and pans aad kettles.
But now these have been routed by a
new kitchep ars - alumlnum-lighl
enough TO pasS Eklules with, brlgh
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
The Portable Exhilarator
Fourth floor

A compact little device de-
signed as an eXerciser of the
muscles and nerves.
A crane.neck at one end, rubber COW
cred, Is handle for straight 20-inoh
steel rod; a woojen or tabber ball at the
other end. A solid collar with thin wire
handle and balls thereon, slides back and
forth on the rod, $1,000 of an inch diff
ference between the size OF rod and
diameter of collar gives an Irregular mo-
ton or vibration when the handle is
properly moved, and a slight pressure
varies the force Of vibrations.
This is the ExkHarafOr, all
there is of it, and a minutes
instruction shows how to use
it. No chemicals or electric
current.
Vibration, or massage, or
manipulation causes circula-
ton of the blood and stimu-
Iation of nerves and muscles.
Not violent. not difficult,
not inconvenient, no special
dress needed. may be used
anywhere.
How effective -four minutes
will start perspiration, generally
two minutes is about the treatment
wished for.
Any muscle may be vibrated, OF
exercises which include every
muscle may be enjoyed. Simply
pressing the end of the rod against
the part to be eXhilarated and
moving the handle back and forth
is the whole process. Effective,
quick. pleasant. and the machine
will practically never wear out.
Demonstration eVstY day this
week 10 to 4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26

mas selected the following dates for its
popular ten-day excursions TO Niagara
Falls from Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington; August the i2ih and the
2s. september and %, and October 49,.
The excursions from Philadelphia Will
be run by two routes. Those on July S and
-. August u and 26, September 3 and
%. going via Harrisburg and the pic.ur.
ssque valley Of the Susquehanna. special
train leaving Philadelphia al $40 a. M;
excuT sion OF October II running via Tren-
ton, Msnunka Chunk, and the Delaware
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
Those Black aRetas for
55c and Csc a Yard
tArcade and West Transepb

ARANetN ahA W Not AAahoNRb
Silks of equality" they are
very strong, very lustrous,
and the same weight as our
regular 75c and SOC taffetassl
Anybody who wants a silk
petticoat, a dress or waist
lining, or a whole gown,
should make the most of this
end-of = the = season oppor-
tunity. %
Other good things to look
for in the Silk Store just now
are:
Biaek toHlards, 75c-uortb ST.
Printed eoiored JoHlards, 50c-
worih 81.
Printed Habntai, I5c-worth 6ee.
Yard Wide phfte Habnfai. 55c-
north 75c.
ShsHtHng pongee, 60e-0UoHb 75e.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26

win be allowed at Buffalo within the
limit Of ticket returning
The special trains OF Pullman parior
cars ana dav coaches viii be run with each
excursion running through to Niagara
Fails. An extra charge will be made for
rarlor-car seats.
An experienced tourist agent and chap
eron will accompany eGch excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet, time of con-
Meeting trains. and further information
apply TO nearest ticket agent. or address
Geo. W. poyd. General Passenger Ae-n'.
.~ .i'ia.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26

valley. leaving Philadelphia on special
train at S.O7 a. m.
Excursion tickets good FOR return pas
sage on any regular train. exclusive of
united express train, within ten days,
viii be sod at 5000 from Philadelphia
and all points on the Delaware Division;
Sl1.-5 from Atlantic city; $500 from Lam
caster. and at proportionate rates from
other points. including Trenton. Borden
town, Mt. Holly. Cape May. Salem. Will
mington, West Chester. Reading and prin-
eipai intermediate stations. A stop-eyal
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
High-Grade Mattings arrived
late and prices stuff e r

Delay in the delivery of quantity of China mating,
the kind that pays the highest duty imposed by the govern
ment-makes the price sig wslead of SIS rOH 1t is
the finest mating that comes to this country
Is warp and closely that it wears like board
and lays as flat and true piece of carpet
Those like the lighter Japanese mating will be glad to
hear that rolls has arrived to be sold for So
This grade mating patterns small and closely
the sevage strongly made The price is less than
could ny for wholesale from the makers
Second Market street.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
L. r. Corsets for Summer
Second floor, Corset SALON.

Second floor, Corset SALON.
The long-waisted woman
will find a corset with exactly
the right lines for comfort and
looks.
So will the short-waisted
woman - and the slender
woman-and the large wo-
man.
The L. R. doesn't believe
in making everybody fit into
the one model.
Eleven models at 81 ; better corsets for
Sl.50, -, $3.50 and 1916.
For ST. AMI 81. so corsetS Of fine batste,
worth $3.50 ana S2.50-made during the
dull season by our l.. R. maker.
Those little tape glrdles for young girls
are selling for SOC pair now-instead OF
81. Carriers attached.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
eoo96ooOoO
Cd
A Great Puzzle
Have You Seen 1t?
lCross Alsle and fourth floorl

If you haven't you must have
been at home the past few days,
for on the train, in the trolley, at
seaside resorts-wherever you see
a bunch of heads together there is
the puzzle.
Mathematieians are taking it up
1t looks so simple, yet it won't
come out right.
Yes, it can be done-we'll tell
you how after you have puzzled
your wits long enough.
Ask tor the "EXTosition puz-
zle-for sale only here-on the
Cross Aisle and fourth floor, 25c.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
The alliance between Health,
Economy and Refrigerators
More In It DIAN YOU think.


An old or poor refrigerator cannot keep food sweet and
wholesome. Many illness can be laid at the regeraors
door.
poorly constructed refrigerator wastes ice.
The householder who cannot detect these faults
must depend upon the name of the refrigerator and the
reputation of the store where he buys it.
Some names, especially on cheap refrgerators have
nothing back of them But the "Whis MOUHaiH rstrlg
ator though inexpensive has record that stand the
most critical investigation Every year sell carloads of
these staunch refrgerators and ice chests.
Pretty grained golden oak galvanized lining;
Acar-oad last weekbut remember lots of other
people are wanting the size yourself.
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
T oday' News of Millinery
Green Salon, second flooD

NII-VI NWIVIII 9VNVIu HVVII
Had the weather been clear
yesterday we believe the
Green Millinery Salon would
have been clear, too. ItiSn't t
every day a woman can pick
up such artistic summer hats
for a third less than usual.
As it is about half the hats are
left-all sorts of white and pale.
colored affairs and some black
hats for women in mourning.
SO TO Ss-were So to S14.