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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-25
EMANUEL LoWENsTEIN

1db TtsUMtu MUSIC ItdCHIHB
for the season 1904-5.
Piano Pupils Received.
Special attention to Harmony and
Counterpart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-25

Ds. Mullins of Fort Worth, speci:
list of diseases OF the eye. ear, nose
ana throat, will be in his office at the
Wilmington hotel October 2l-22.
11-d&wt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-25

On October 2 the NJ. X. & T. rail-
way viii have on sale round trip
tickets to Galveston, Tex. for S6.75.
Train leaves Durant at sos p. m.
Tickets will be good 10 leave Gal
weston up to midnight October IL.
See Katy's agents about 1t 1917
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-25

]. 3. Walls Candy department is
simply immense, call and see It, 25,3t
J. b. WALL, the Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-25

Kick-mehard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
MEsIMpRELAND

uously for flfty-odd years.; Mr.. ] W.
Harvey, the sheriff. and HON. y. conway
Baker. the COMMUNICATING attorney,
who was member Of the last IeneEa'
Assembly, and who was elected Com-
monwealth's attorney In 4,oyember last,
INCORPORATED,
Montross was Incorporated by an aet
OF the General Assembly approved fep'
r,iary II, 1852, as the town OF Mont ROSS,
and Joseph S. Lyell, G. II. Sanford and
w. a. Spence We're authorized e hold
m election In conformity with me pro-
visions Of chapter 81 Of the Code OF Ylr,
ginia for tho election Of oHlceFs' NY
probably did hold one election, hut so f'lr
us known. the rights and privileges under
the charter were never further enforceu,
ana The municipal government Is y thing
lost in obscurity All OF the. gentlemen
named in the act are long since aeaa,
and there Is now not n Sanford or
Spense or Lycll living In the town.
The people of Montross are hospltapie,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
The Birthplace Of Washington,
Of James Monroe and the
Family Of Lee.
PRESENT CONDITION
! New Courthouse Recently
Built That Is One Of the
Best in the State.
lsnocial 10 Tic TImes-plspatchl

Especial TO inc llmes-DlSpaAcio
MONTROss, VA, Jan. 23.-Westmore-
land county, which was formed some
where about the year 1850. is very much
OF n shocstring county. 1t lies partly
between tho Rappahannock and Poto-
mac Rivers. and partly between the
county OF Richmond and the Potomac.
1t contains three magisterial districts
Coplc. Montross and Washington-and
there is not a mix, OF either OF them
which is not rich in historic interest.
The county is about forty mics In
length by about ten In width, and Mon
tross, tho county scat. Is situated very
nearly In its center, Originally, the
courthouse was located on Currioman
Bay, an arm of the Potomac. at point
seven miles from Montross, known as
the ''Old Ordinary afterwards called
Chatham, and for many years the resi-
dencc Of the Brockenboroughs. AZ that
time the clerks office, strange to say,
was located some four miles off. not far
from Nomlni Fcrry
At exactly what lime the county seat
was changed to its present site Is not
known, but IN al, probability 1t was
aome time Just prior to the beginning OF
the Revolution, The present situation Ia
said to have been clleny seltctcu on ac-
count Of lis central location and excellent
springs, an inducement not to be de-
spTscd IN those days
FIRST SE1vrLERs.
The frat settlers Of MOntross are said
TO have been sco,chmen, and In proof
Of ,his fact Tho fields heTeabauts still
abound IN scattered patches 0t Scotch
broom. nlant by no means indigenous,
Monross IL twelve miles distant from
Wakehei twenty miles distant from
Monroe Han, The birthplace n James
Monroe; four miles distant from STRAIT,
ford, Tie birthplace Of Light Horse Harry
and Robert Il. Lee. and i've Hiles Dis,
tant from chsn,lly. the home Of Richard
Henry Lee.
II IL q village of about three hundred
Inhabitants, and Is not a place ~ an;
Importance from a business standpoint
II liar five general merchandise stores, a
drugstore. Two millinery eztaDlishmentn
two hotels, water gris, mil and :
tomato cannery. The old clerH'k Office
standing about scyenty-fiye Yar9s tron
TIC. eourihoYse, aud no@ rented w tb
county az 4 storcloGm Tor canned gov.it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
SAYS HIS CONNECTION
WAS THAT OF ATTORNEY
nv Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, u. G., Jan. Ex-senator
Burton made this statement to-day;
"My connection with penn)s was simply
that az a lawyer professionally employed
to defend Il suit or prosecutions Dennis
was having some trouble with his COM
pany, beside the Indictment which was, was
to consult me regarding the case. i was
While here that he visited the Postofflce
Department and made the inquiries re-
gardlng charges against Dennis
4 1 senator Burton says that is the only
connection he has had With the Post
office Department relating to this case
lie says lle Will go az once 70 ~. ts0uss
to defend the case IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Rheumatism
Bone or Back Palms, Swollen Joints
CURED
THROUGH The BLOOD.
q Prove Il, Remedy sent Free.

$40 Prove It, Remedy Sent Frss'
+. B. B, is guaranteed TO cure every
form OF rheumatism, no matter how severe
the disease may be. Blood Balm Co. oack
IN this guarantee by financial responsible
ity and tho testimony OF thousands OF
cured men and women. 1t IS simply Won Won
derful the effect b. b, B. has on rheu-S
mates, 1t invlgorutes their blood, max
ing 1t pure and rich, and destroying the
active Poison in the blood. which causes
the awful symptoms OF rheumatism, III,
B. b. b. has cured hundreds OF men q no
women where the sufferer has been
doubled up for years.; or where tho joints
had been swollen SO long they were almost
brittle and perfectly rigid and stiff, YET
p. ID. b. unlnhered the joints, straight
ened out the bent back and mado per-
feet lasting cure after all other romealcs
~ Leading Symphonic,
Bone pains. sciatlca, Or shooting pains
I'M and down the leg; aching BACK : Or
shoulder blades. swollen joints or swollen
muscles, difficulty In moving around so
you have to use prutches; blood thin or
skin pale; skin itches and burns shifting
pains: bad breath, sc!atca. lumbago govt,
etc. B9'anlo Blood Balm O. .. 81 WI. WI.
remove every symptom. give quick relief
from the first dose. and b. 3. B sends
rich, tlngling flood OF warm. rich, pure
blood direct to the paralyzed nerves, bones
and joints. giving warmth and strength
lust where It Is needed, and in this way
making perfect, lasting cure Of Theu-
matlsm IN all Its forms.
Weak, Inactive Kidneys,
One of the causes Of Rheumatism is due
to inactive kidneys and bladder. 3, 3. 3,
strengthens weak kidneys and bladder,
draining OFF all diseased matter and al
uric acid, so tho urine flows freely and
naturally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
But THREE:
MORE DAYS
And Then The lIenrico County.
Court Will Pass Into NJ
History.
TERRY is NOW OUT :'IJ Of b: JAIL Y !.
Gave Up His License III Order
to Get Rid Of Security
* Bond.

l. .s . . + . ]
The County Court of Henrlco Will adj
1ourn on Wednesday, next to meet no
more.
rho passing of this ancient and hoary
Institution is Of uncommon Interest TO
tho citizens ut largo. There is really no
further business before tho court, but
1t is being hcsl open by Judg, Wickhnm
SO as to give the lawyers and others
opportunity to wind up their affairs
This will all DO done by the 27th, and
upon that day the final adjournment Of
tho court will DO taken. Ono week from
tomorrow, q few days after the County
Court goes out OF existence, tho new
Circuit Court will moot for It's first ses-
sion, Thereafter 1t will conduct the
affairs OF the county, criminal and cham
Gerry. Judge r. Carter Scott wliFpre-
side.
Both Of tho present Henrlco judges
r. Ashby Wickham and B. R.@Nollford.
Jr Of tho Circuit Coult-Will retire from
the bench. Both have proved faithful
and efficient officers, and 1t is n source
OF regret to all that they arc to leave.
William p. Terry, proprietor Of Terly's
& l1ull, Is Jul VI JUL W IdSls llaI|u q
rather peculiar manner. Terry was fined
$50 for keeping n dlsorderly place and
was required to give $500 security. Tic
latter he could not furnish and he there
upon went to jail, where no has langulsh-
ed for some time. At last Terry discover.
ed a way out. Flo has given up bis license
and closed the hall. He now has no
house In which 10 be dlsorderly, ana
hence the demand for security falls to
the ground. q
Clerk John II. Broaddus, Of the Circuit
Court had thrilling experience q few
days ago. Mr., Broaddus thoughth he would
tost his ability to hundle two Wild young
horses on his farm at Glen Allen. Things
started off beautifully, but Mr.. Broaddlts
shortly discovered that there was some
slight hitch to his progress, In view OF
the fact that the buggy was upside down
and tho two horses going In different
directions with the Same shaft. The clcrh
was thrown out, but landed squarelI
upon his feet. He set the buggy to rights
again and then gave the playful colts Q
four mile chase down the road, ny way
OF teaching them obedience.
Superintendent John K. Russell reports
a smaller attendance upon. the ltenrlco
schools than has been the case Tor some
time. He attributes the. fact TO baf'
weather and to sickness, which IS very
general in several localities In the county
Tho Tuclahoo school hoard met yesterday
and paid Oft the teachers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

OF not more than $4,000. and one so cons
victed shall be rendered Incapable OF
holding office Of trust, honor or emolu-
ment undar the government,
United States senators IRE immune from
arrest except for certln specified crlmes
while tho Senate Is In session, It Is ex-
pected that the present Senate session
viii last until the summer. hut United
States District Attorney Dyer expects that
Senator Burton will at once make ar
rangements for speedy trial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

& TITuSYlLLE. FLA.-Cacksmen blew
opci the posiOfiice safe here early this
morning and took all the cash in II,
amounting 10 nearly 500. They first went
to a blacksmith shop and secured q sledge
and hammer crow bar ana other tools:
hAOSylLLE, N.--Con9ressman
". J.. Brownlow Was to-day nominated
Tor election by the Republicans, He had
no OPPOSITION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Weak, Inactive kIdneys,
GUARANTEE OF CURE,
Botanic blood Balm n, 3, 81 -
per large bottle at drug stores. Take
40 directed on LABEL II net cured
money will be returned,

Botanic Blood Balm "a, 3. 81 Is pleas
ant and safe to take. Thoroughly test
ed for 80 years. Composed ~ Pure Ro-
tanic Ingredients. Strengthens Weak
stomachs, cures Dyspepsia. Sample Sent
Free by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga. Describe your trouble, aud special
Nee medlca advice 70 salt Your case, also
.Sent IN sealed LET ter, is5 sssTs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Burned Their All.

(special to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch)
CASCADE. VA, Jan. 1a.-I'he oitlce on
ID. J. d. I5tess farm, near mere !, q peg
VAS bIrned Wednesday night, with all
its contents Everything to eat and wear
cxcept the clothing the family had on was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
. |. RI. MARRIED M 4 | d,
\ SECRET
ell him the following note in his wlfe's
and signed with her maiden
Continued From First Pagc.)

anu S'6hCu V'tu 9ASs
name: @
II have made UP my mind never to
see you again, or live with you.
{signed) DAISY WALL.
II find, however," said Nelson, that
after received the letter my wife told
Rather VanRenssaeler, my priest. that
she would never give mo up. Neither sho
nor wish to get divorce. have not
seen her since, and believe that her
father is dotalning jher, In his house
against her will IL Mr. Wall does not
come to terms, j shall take tho matter
to the court
Mr.. Wall said to-day that he did not
approve OF the marriage. and that his
daughter was at present living In his
house, but further than this, all infor-
nation was refused.
julius Nelson Is we'll known In New
York society. His elder sister was the
wife Of Arthur Kemp, but secured q
divorce from him in Rhode Island last
November marrying the same day. Hol-
lis Hunnewell, OF Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Westmoreland County Court House, originally built in
and rebuilt and enlarged 800 The present jail was
built in 1883 in place Of old that was burned IN that
year Amonument73 feet high built OF white marble! g
was built by the women of the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

t.1I,nf1N(iHAM ALA-News reached
I,,.,, tn-day that the recent storm struck
a settlement near sumter mines; IN me
southern part Of this county k'll nd tunr
negi oes. njuring several DINERS ana o-iA-
aging much mining property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
ENVIRONMENTS PENDING.

AZ a result of his connection with the
COMPANY Dennis was indicted both IN the
Federal Court and State Court. bur me
United states Court acquitted him, -Four
indictments found In State courts agulnss
Dennis are still pening siss Y. /, I. J, y,
Tie penalty provided upon conyls y
for the offense with which Senator s 9!
ton Is charged Ia ~ :
81 not more than veg w y \ VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
., S, SENATOR
IS INDICTED
Continued From First Page.)

dictment was found on their testimony.
lntercesslon was, itlis stated to prevent
the issuance of a fraud order against
tho Rialto Grain and Securities cons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Is probably ono hundred and forty year;a

Is probably one hundred and forty years
old
The courthouse. which was enlarged
and rcmGdcllcd In 1850 so as to include
II flre'proof clerks office under the same
roof as the court room. was originally
bullt IN 1875.
THE COURTHOUSE.
In 100 II was In an exceedingly dilapi-
dated condition. but a progressive Demo-
cratic BOARD Of Supervisors. consisting of
ex-senator William Mayo, D. II, Griffith
and w w. Sutton, took the matter in
hand. and to-day Westmoreland has as
neat. up-to-dstc and modern "A court
building az any county in tho state. as IL
shown by the cut accomplishing this ar
iielc. Orc Of tbs most attractive features
OF lhc Old courthouse green " the hand
nome monument. which In 1875, waa erect
ed 70 tbc Confederate dead al Westmoye-
lana lhlE IL Of white marble and con-
tains over ~ names, and is 81 fcst IN
hcsSht Tho monument Was the result Of
tho devoted work of tho ladies " tho
county The present Jail. 80 nhown by
his cut thereof s "a small building. but
~ sufficiently Large FOR tbs aw-nbiding
cltizens u ne OH county.
Three ~ the county otlcipls reside IN
MPnifoss, ColDoel ], Warren HUT, the
olGNst Nesintg clerk IA In point OF therv,ce
~ tAe state hs Having pcryed contln-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

consumed which leaves thom In rather
sdcatitute scircumstances. t5
There was no insurance and tho loss
OF, building Is about two hundred dollars.
II MIR. Snms's Children had not been
from home, no doubt they would have
persisted In the flames.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
If YOU HAVE u EsE sXMpro Ms
send For NY Hook,s

t YOU wan! e l feel \, t sSs !, 4
i so ps sa St do Shlhss ,Ac yo1a. used q.
s $;iS u G "a se s ss s y' ss
ptEss s l RSst 's,s e p
synSsos ssA stsfs en- sspss ss
rssa OF sH ca As ha, Fs ny pps
sss $s!s ;s,e
Ssss ss hs 'sles ssxfs Xss'
nerves lacked WheS weak orys 1rsas NJ WS ho
fsyS sSssSy fSs WsSs sIxs
gang Nerves tne if n Invisible "0rsV1'
Teh conblned !ngr;S,a!G II r .at , wSa
T T5sr shlsssrp tnt I0 eacG i'ia reso
fa9T Hs w%S fisr Gy Sn, AID s a
anf eas0 cnscs enT ny faIres Il
esss eT e, a. found at sd
T., sr. iSodfIn a louE Yst
hs bower q sh,Sops nssorq nIio
1hsR o Ssy fa q .hs .fE trial idsn hey
operate with Inc. Now by airy SICK one
Dr. Shoops Restorative
Gh DO taken on trial Tor ~, au' rs aen'h
Send no money Just write mo for the BOOK 3
you need, When send 4! viii tel you ~, 81 y
druggist near by who will permit tho ir'oh'h
Use tho Restorative month Then a a ae
eide. you soy ~ ne srugsisi ~ my ne ok az.
pense whn,ever. He VIII blll tho cost 70 o. MI
doubts as Il what DR.. shoops Restorative Gun
\ No matter how .prcjudiced, YOU cannot dis-
not resist an offer like this u you arc arc ~ az
sick. t 3&Hs Il. f II, 5t 10 81
IL you can't do things liko you used 70 90
thein, tell inc about 1t. Ia,
! tell you q way to help. Get my book now
to-day. 5$ aEs Ii II u I, b :. . ei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

=. - Book on Dyspepsia.
Si,nnly stnts which hook on tho Heart
book you want and Book on The Kidneys.
nddrcas Dr.. Shoop. B3os : for women,
- ~ ~ = AZ, ~ (sealed). q
Book on rheumatism.
Mild cnses, not chronic, nre often cured with
one or two bottles. Al druggists. Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
GREEN sTUFFs HIGH.

GREEN sTUFFs HIGH.
In tho Second Market yesterday tin
weather intcrfercd very considerably With
the trade l1ucksters reported however.
that business was good considering I'LL
things. .ii
The supply is about equal to the de-
mand but the demand, owing to tho re-
istriction caused by tho high prices. is
small. People do not buy 80 much
when they have TO pay as they are now
called upon to do &
DgEs hive como down some, after a.
record breaking season Of high prices.
Green atuffs are scarce and high, owing
q to the recent cold, dry weather Lettuce
from Florida Is plentiful and cheap
five to ten cents per hcad-but Is about
the only thing OF which this may be SAID.
Cabbage Is rdiculously high, and IS sell
Ing by the pound. Tho prices are from
cent head weigh eight or ten pounds.
Irish potatoes are thirty-flvc cents a
peck; sweet potatoes (red), thtrty-iiye5
cents a peck. and yams twenty-five cents
q peck.
Salads are very high. Kalc is fifteen
cents per half peck; spinach. twenty cents
half peck. and turnip salad twenty-five
cents hall peck. Tomatoes bring the
astounding price Of fifty cents to 81 per
dozen. Snaps are worth twenty cents =
quart.
FLOUR VERY HIGH.
The price OF flour Is very remarkably
high. 1t has advanced twenty-five 10
thirty cents per barrel In Richmond DUR
Ing the past two weeks. and Is now higher
than 1t has been for some time past The
prevailing Figures are; saidsto9 be due 70
speculative Influences Rumors OF wa
have had something to do With IT, and
tho short wheat crop has put prices up
The record breaking advance III TINS COM .'u
mod,tv works great hardship upon the
moor. Flour Is one OF the most necessary
Of articles, and scarcity OF " Is quickly
felt.
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ARE
VERY HIGH | II. 9 H.
Figures Prevailing Upon Many
Food stuffs Here Arc
Abnormal.
CABBAGE SELL 8 Y THE POUND
Record-Brcaking Advance in the
Price OF demonstrating
Among the Poor.

Upon the markets of Richmond to-day
food stuffs are selling at prices OF such
abnormal character as to remove many
OF the ordinary ncccssnrics Of life fas
above tho suffering poor already pinchcd
with tho winter cold. Nj IA
within the last week or two there has
been sharp ueclinc In certain lines
notably oggs and dressed hogs. Hut III
many other directions prices uro soar
h Ing high. Particularly is this true In
green stuffs and flour. Tho lnttor Is par.
tic,ilnrly high, and tho fact that bread u
tho common staplc Of life particularly
among the poorer clussos, makes this
condition one demanding serious consider
alton. Besides all thi5, another cold wave
Is headed at Richmond, and what the
markets fall to do tho weather will.
rho relief organizations Of the city. are
doing what they can. but the ever PRES
cnt lack Of funds hamper them continual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

socIabIe ana ON friendly terms with each
otl,or In matters religious tho Metho-
tlists predominant, although there are also
BAPTIST and Episcopal churches IN the
town.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-24

COMBINATION LOT 1-GOWNS
of muslin and cambric, low, high v
and chemise effects, long and short
sleeves DRAWERS. muslin and cam
brio, umbrella style, trimmed with
embroidery, lace ruffies, insertions.
hemstitching and tucks, both styles
CORSET COVERS, nainsook and
fine cambria, trimmed with Val,
Point de Paris, and Cluny Laces,
several insertions, neat embroderies,
beading and ribbon-SKIRTS, long
and short, muslin and cambria. with
deep hem clusters of tucks and hem
stitching, all sizes special for AEn
this sale, at, each, .............. 0V
COMBINATION LOT s-GOWNS.
in various styles Of empire, v, low and
high neck, trimmed with dainty
laces. embroidery, insertions. hem
stitching and ruffles- SKIRT CHEM
ISES. cambria, yokes of lace and
embroidery insertion. trimmed bot
tom-DRAWERS In cambria and
nainsook, blind and open work
embroidery. deep lace ruffles, both
styies-CoRSET COVERS in many
styles, nainsook and cambria, pref
tilv trimmed with dainty lace or
embroidery, beading and ribbons
SKIRTS, made of cambria, umbrella
styles, trimmed with lace and lace
Insertions, French b N d s. Coz
special for this sale, each. 80. VOO
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-24
REDUCED RATES TO ATLANTIC
CITY.

via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Meetings American Medical Associ-
alton and American Academy OF
Medicine.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the meeting of the American
Medical Association at Atlantic City,
June I to 10, and the session OF the
American Academy Of Medicine at the
same place, June a and 6, the PennSyl-
vania Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Atlantic City from
all stations on its lines west Of Down
| ingtown and Ayondale, north OF Parker
Ford, south OF Newark and Porter, Del,
and north and east of Trenton, Wind
sor and Toms River, N. j., exclusive,
at rate of single fare plus Sl.00 for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold June
| i, 2, 3, 8 and 6, good returning leaving
Atlantic City June a to il, inclusive.
Tickets will be good to stop over at
Philadelphia on going trip within
limit Of June 6, and at Philadelphia
and Baltimore, on return trip within
the final limit on deposit at stOp-over
point. All tickets must be deposited
Immediately on arrival at MOTIFS
Guards Armory, IL South New York
avenue, Atlantic City. Regular ex-
cursion tickets at usual rates will be
sold from the points named above and
from all intermediate points to ATTAIN
! tic City.
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-24
PHILADELPHIA HORSE SHOW All
wIssAHICKoN HEIGHTS.

Special Excursion Tickets via PENN
sylvania Railroad.
The thirteenth annual open-air ex-
hibition of the Philadelphia Horse
Show will be held on st. Martins
Green, Wissahickon Heights Station,
Philadelphia, May 80 to June 4 inclu-
Sive.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Conn
lpany win sell special excursion tickets,
Including coupon Of admission, from
New York, Philadelphia, Belvidere,
Lancaster, Wilmington, West Chester,
Ph9nixville, and principal intermed-
late stations fas well as stations on
the Chestnut Hill Branch) to Wissa-
hickon Heights Station, May 30 to
June a, good to return until June s,
1904, inclusive.
The grounds Of the Philadelphia
Horse Show Association are located
Immediately On the Germantown and
Chestnut Hill Branch Of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, eleven miles from
Broad Street Station. 1881