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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Grace Fields and her Matinee Maids,
Mrs. Stuart Robson and company,
Bert Howard and Leona Bland, the
Rappo Sisters and others, contribute
TO an entertainment at the GarriclS
this week that compares very favorably
with the best the house has offered in
the weeks gone by. The comedy is
refined and wholesome, the novelty
features are original and the musical
qualities are excellent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
WILSON LINE.
AAADN . A "A ~ MI
BRANDYWINE

BRAN - WINE
Leaves WhmiuktUn, tOurtn street wharf, week
days and Sundays, s3J a. N. and Loo p. N.
Leaves Chester one hour later.
Leaves Philadelphia Chestnut Street Wharf
weekdays AMI sundays, 10, ,l5a. N. and AIS p. m
L, aves Chester one hour later.
Shippers of Eight have frequent service, care
full handling, prompt delivery and full protection
from the weather by covered wharves and
wagons.
no secure these facilities, order your shipment
via WILSON LINE, Chestnut street Wharf,
Philadelphia Pa, and Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington. 3d. -
SUNDAYS
Philadelphia Exc, 26ci one way l5c
Chester, Exc, l5c; one way 10.
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
A VICTORY FOR TnE PHlLLIES
They Turned the Tables on the
Athletics and Non the
Fourth Game.
THE SCORE WAS 4 TO
The American League Teams
Are I'm the Lead.

Washington SHUTS out providence -
Regular High @cnpol Team Defeated
Joe Myers Like tn Ooto Nori-howard
school Team " ants Gnmes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

"In New York Town" is billed as
the attraction at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and
night Of next week OF ell Hurtig q
Seamon's previous efforts in the pro
ducing line Of big musical attractions,
which they have gained a reputation
for, there never has been one 80 pre-
tentious and lavishly produced as to
costumes and effects as In New York
Town. " There are 70 active members
in this party Of funmakers and the
stage settings, costumes, and electrical
effects are almost beyond description.
Among the principal funmakers "In
New York Town are Cliff Gordon,
Charles Howard, Tell Taylor, Teddy
Burns, Loney Haskell, Charles Nevins,
Ida Emerson, Winnie Henshaw, Lillian
Shaw, Georgia Fransioli, Gracelyn
Whitehouse, May Ward, Clara and
Jennie Austin, and many others Of
equal prominence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
AMuSEMENIS

Il is pleasure to announce that
Denman Thompson's quaint chronicle
Of rustic life in the New Hampshire
valleys, 1.-The Old Homestead is
booked to appear at the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday night. The
twenty years Of life that this remark
able play has had is a striking tribute
TO its power to please a large class Of
theatre -goers, who find in its homely
sentiment, flashes Of wit, lovable
characters and meadow tinted atmos
phere a refreshing change from the
glare and tinsel Of the spectacular.
The cast and scenic establishment in
the coming engagement are promised
to be Of the same high order of excel
lence which Mr.. Thompson has always
provided. The special musical feature,
the double quartette and the grand
choir in the Grace Church scene are
said to be rs effective as in previous
years.
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A HEART RENDING
INCIDENT
More Deaths From Diphtheria
and More to Follow.
Fourteen New Cases in Two
DAYS.

Read what Mr.. and Mrs. Goshorn
say about their experience with diph-
iberia in their home.
Some time ago our little boy,
Johnny, came down with that dreaded
disease diphtheria. Knowing OF so
many deaths IN our part of the city,
we at once summoned one of the best
doctors Of Topeka, he insisted on using
anti-toxine, and being badly scared,
we allowed him to use it, before long
he called in FIVE other physicians we
knew then our boy was growing rapid
ly worse.
They kept right on injecting anti
toxine until they had used eight or ten
thousand units. Our little boy did
not suffer any until the doctor inject
ed that horrible stuff when he at once
began a period OF suffering too terri
bic to be described. with his stomach
and bowels. We applied hot cloths,
liniments and did everything possible.
but failed to even give relief. and oh,
such suffering as our poor little boy
went through can never be described,
and after several days of this terrible
suffering he died
s.The doctor told US the anti-toxine
would do him no harm, but it has
robbed our home of our little angel
boy and brother.
s.Just at this time of greatest grief
and distress. to add to our sorrow
another OF our little boys. nine years
old. came down with this terrible
disease.
THE doctor was Immediately called
and we were again put under quaran-
tine. Our sorrow can never be told
when the doctor again recommended
that horrible stuff. anti-toxine, which
had caused the death of the other.
I'VE told him, no, sir you killed
one you shall not kill the another, he
shall at least die q natural death but
thank God for a remedy for diph-
iberia which can be made in every
home and can be used by anyone with
out the slightest danger and will cure
proven in our home.
1--WE at once sent for a doctor who
would use nothing else but Robin
sons Diphtheria Remedy, G. c. c.. so
well known all over Topeka He told
US to have no fear and to stop worry
ing, as Mrs. GoshOrn was in the kitch-
en- crying for fear of another death
in our home The doctor said he
knew the boy would get we'll. although
he had then been sick with diphtheria.
nearly filed with the diphtherfa
membrane, which we removed at once
with this wonderful God send to the
people. Robinson's Golden Chemical
Compound, and he could breathe
perfectly easy and in three DAYS
WIS vel " SSliH III Oui tesAl-
monial hoping it will be the means
of saving other homes from being
robbed of their dear ones by that
horrible disease, diphfneria Yes,
it will cure diphtheria and after
we began its use as a preventative
there was no more signs Of diph-
liberia in. our. home Tor further in
formation. call us at No. 1884 y.
Quincy street Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs Goshorn.
G. c. c. is for sale by all the lead
ing druggists IN Topeka or address.
National Chemical Company.
1884 Kansas Ave, Ind. Tel. ss94-
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To many points in California. Ore
gon. Washington from via Union Pa
cine, every day from august q to Oct
81. 1906.
$1,000 to Ogden and Salt Lake CITY.
to Butte. Anaconda and Helena.
$22.50 to Pendleton and WalIa
WalIa, to Spokane and Wenatchee
Wash.
$500 to San Francisco, Los An
geles. San Diego and many other Cali
fornia points: to Everett. Fairhaven.
Whatcom. Vancouver. Victoria and
Astoria; to Ashland. Roseburg, Eu-
gene. Albany and Salem via Portland;
% Portland, or to Tacoma and Seattle
And to many other points. Inquire OF
F. A. Lewis, City Ticket Agent. of J.
c. Fulton. Depot Agent.
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MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat Opens Firm on Buying
by Shorts.
Corn Is Firm Because Of Good
Buying.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Steady II Natives Bring
S4.25 to 1915.
Hogs Are Quoted at Five Cents
Higher.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.

Chicago, Oct r. W-EEAT-The wheat
market today opened hrm on good buying
bY shorts and commission houses cables
were reported nrm ana receipts IN the
northwest were smaller than nad been eX-
Dacted and both OF these Facts We're IN
nuantial in holding up prices Decenpe1
wheat opened &c to 4Bu44c higher AT t47sc
20 745a0143sc ana sold at l45zc- Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
5s3 cars.
The close was strong with december
up 3sc, at 74&c.
lgtRN-The corn market was Arm be-
cause Of good buying by commission
houses. small local receipts ana uDerai
shipments from mere December corn
opened unchanged TO sc higher at &c 10
1z5ze and sold a 425sW42zc-
The close was Arm, with December up
0ATsZ1he oats market was firm,
mainly In sympathy with wheat ana corn
there being little news bearing directly
upon the market December opened d
shade to &c higher at 80 to 540S47sc and
sold at $3.50.
PRO DIVISIONS were firm on
q SC advance in the price Of i've llogss
January pork opened 21kc higher at Slsto
Lard was a shade higher at S6.lz12- Kids
were a shade up at Sl43a.
WHEAT-Cash No red, l4cs No 3
red 77T731kc, No. hard, l37aQUcj No. .
hard 72075c. No. ] northern, Sl1lo212c5 Ne.
8 northern, 7TQ811ac; No. spring. s-4
S15sc .-,,
coRN--No. 2, 457lc; No 3. 80 55e45l4e.
DATS-NO. 2 3S14c; NO 8 ooc-
RyEACash 641zQ651zc.
BARLEY 3SQ55c.
TIMOTHY-OctOber $4.05.
FLAX-Nothing.
ELOV ER-Nothing.
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Wall St, New York, Oct. 13.-sTOCKS-
Early dealings in stocks were small and
opening prices moved but signify from
last nlshts level Small losses predomI-
nateO, Reading OecAnlnS ss POM. North
eI1l racine rose i point ana Mexican Cen
Jral ana Consolidated Gas a point.
SJ. PAU ied a rauy aLrer me opening
ana although il tOucner lto1z. the general
list ala not rise with any pIgor. Heavy
sales soon knocked prices down again,
with the important railroad stocks all
showing DECIDED weakness. Great North
ern preferred. Virginia Iron and General
Electric tell 10 ~ below yesterdays clos
ing, Locomotive "a. Union Pacific rs and
St Paul, Northern Pacific Louisville and
Nashviile, Atlantic Coast line, Reading.
Pennsylvania. Norfolk and Western anu
Colorado Fuel point.Anaconda dropped
points.
The market was weak with only mo.
mentary pause in the downward move
menJ before the bank statement appear
ed and closed heavy and dun Prices
touched the lowest afterwards Extreme
declines amongst active stocks We're
Great Northern preferred and Delaware
and Hudson "a. heading 2, Union Pacific
and Illinois Central IA, st. Paul and
Amalgamated Copper lss, Baltimore ana
Ohio "A and United States Steel, Brook
Ign Transit and Sugar !. Tennessee Coal
dropped 312, Minneapolis and St. Louis "a
and United States Express IA Third
Avenue rose "a and Plttsburg Coal pre-
ferred ISz
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and still lower morals. is an attack
upon the welfare. moral and material
of the American citizen.
IT accent the nomination of the
Democracy, proudly. as I recall the
great names from Jefferson to Tilden.
which the party has honored and that
have honored the party. ] accept the
nomination gladly, realizing the op-
portunity which is offered today to all
Of those that may be elected to Office
as servants of the people, and anxious
to deserve the confidence of the PEG
pie.
II promise faithfully. # elected, to
do all that I can as a citizen of the
United States in Office to realize and
apply the great principles Of the his
torical Dem ocratic party.
.'And I pledge myself to work with
others to rid the Democratic party.
and. SO far as possible. all branches of
government of that plutocratic trust
element that seeks to rule both parties
and to destroy the Democratic party
utterly
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At the same time the twenty-sixtb
annual convention of the Woman's
rome n ana Foreign Missionary society
Of Kansas synod VIII meet. its sessions
being held in the First Swedish I.uth-
eran church at the corner of Fourth and
Tyler streets. The convention viii open
az CLOCK Wednesday morning, Oc-
tober II. and will continue through Fri
DAY The evening session on Wednes-
Gay viii be held in the First church,
Flfth and Harrison streets, when Rev.
Il l. 4arger. D. D.. the field secretary
OF church extension will speak Mrs H
a OFT, of Topeka. is the president and
MIS- p A. Lutt of Emporia is the sec
rotary. and Mrs. r. B. Wolf, of Kansas
CITY. Kan, is the treasurer Women
cordially invited to attend.
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stole Same Horse Three Times.

Raker aged so years. died in the peni-
Tertiary last night, having occupied
cell in the Insane ward for some time.
Raker seemed to have a mania to steal
a certain horse in Van Vert county.
He was sent up for short time for
stealing the animal When he got out
he took the horse again and was again
sent up AS soon as he got out he
went to Van Vert county and stole the
same horse and was then sent UP for
fifteen years.
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tain our proceedings and collect these
penalties
These suits were not. commenced at
this time for political purposes. as has
been charged. but for two reasons
which must be apparent when the evil
dence is taken; one is to test this man
ner Of proceeding against the foreign
corporations before an adjournment Of
the next legislature, and another is
that the statute Of limitations will be-
fore long bar some of the offenses most
easily proved against the Harvester
trust
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Kansas City. Oct. IS Ciose-W WHEAT
Receipts today. 81 cars Market closed
akaszc higher. Dee. 69aae, May. &c Cash
30 2 hard, 701sG7Sc; Nos hard. 6S072c;
No 3 red. T2O72kc. No 3 red. 69c.
CORN-Market unchanged Dec. $3.50
Nay, $3.50 Cash. No. . mixed, 4134 1i42cs
no 2 white. 429lc.
OATS-Market unchanged to &c lower
No white. 33G331zc; No. mixed, 31Q32c-
Market steady. 5fGl60c
HAT=Market steady. Choice timothy.
s11. 75112.o0: choice prairie. s.. 2509.50-
BUTTER Market firm Creamery Pc;
packing. 16c.
E6fs-Nfarket firm. Fresh. &c.
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Kansas City, No, Oct. 13.-CATTLE-
Receipts today, 400 head, including 100
head OF southerns.- Market steady. Ma
tive steers. "a 25G6. Is; southern steers, 3 IS
n4.30- southern cows. S2o0G2.S0; native
cows and heifers, S2.O0,d5. 90; stOckers and
feeders S2.7594.75: bulls. 81 1913 25; calves,
s2.75a625 western steers, 100000; west
ern COWS, S2.005d3. 60.
HOGS-Receipts today, 1000 head. Mar
1et Sc higher Bulk Of sales, $6.35G6 20:
heavy, Sc. 35G645: packers, $635d6.471a' pigs
and light 95.7006.40.
IFEP-Market n0minally steady. Nut
tons S4.50d5. %; lambs, s575d6.30; range
wethers, %-56565; fed ewes, s4O095.0o.
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chicago. Oct. 13.-CATTLE- Receipts To-
day 400 head. Market steady. Beeves.
s40067.30; cows and heifers. $1.65d5. 50;
a6Ocl1ers and feeders, g 55gI4-50; Texans.
s. IS; westerns, $3-S005.75; calves, S6.25
e17-15-
HOGS Receipts today. 1000 head. Mar
kst Sc higher Mixed and butchers, 81. q
as T21k: good heavy. IS 35Q6 Is. rough
hsavy. S5.s5G6.20. light. IS 25a6. 721z; pigs,
8 ls66 90; bulk Of sales. IS 30d6.65.
ETP-Recefpts today. 1900 head
Market strong Sheep, $3.65Q5-45; lambs.
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New york. Oct. 1s=Miss Sarah
Nissan TredweN relative of the Van
derbiIts died Tuesday in the old fam
ily home at 20 East Fourth street, Just
west of the Bowery Miss Tredwell
was possessed of property valued at
several millions of dollars but would
not move llp town
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On October 18th the Santa Fe will
sell tickets to points in Ohio, Indiana
Michigan, New York, Kentucky, West
Virginia Ontario and Pennsylvania.
The territory includes the more i'm
portant points such as Cincinnati
Cleveland, Colum bus, Detroit Fort
WAYNE Evansville. Indianapolis Log
ansport, Louisville, Niagara Falls.
Parkersburg, Springfield, Toledo, To-
ronto, Wheeling and many other
points. For full information address,
Y J.. KING Agent Tonalza
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Homes to entertain delegates 70
Methodist s. s. Union meeting, Oct
oath to 2Sth inclusively. where break
fast and lodging can be had for so
cents. Also places for board by day
at reasonable rates Address, or call
up Miss Anna Wright, 500 Topeka
ave Ind Phone s2601. Bell 1921
Black.
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New York Money.

New York. Oct 13.-MON EY-Afoney on
call nominal No loans. Time loans were
steady. Sixty days. 81 pei. cent; 80 days,
CLOSE Prime mercantile paper 6d6l5
per cent. sterling exchange weak. with
actual business in bankers bills at S4S470
a. S4st for demand and at s4.so9004 81 for
60 day bills: posted rates, 4.S2 and "a. S6;
commercial bills 81 S01z "A. S012
VER-Bar silver. 6115c; Mexican dol
lars, 531zc.
BONDs-G overnnlent bonds Steady.
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The first entertainment on the
Lyceum course for the benefit of the
Pipe Organ fund VIII be given this
evening at the Auditorium by the Bos-
tonia Orchestra, an organization COM
posed exclusively of women. This is
the second season that this orchestra.
under the leadership of Miss Belle
Yeaton Renfrow. has been before the
public and wherever it has been heard
the people have been loud in their
praise of it. There are twelve mem
bers of the orchestra and each of
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KANSAS LUTHERtNS.
State Synod VIII Meet in Topeka Next
Week.

The thirty-ninth annual convention
of the Evangelical Lutheran synod Of
Kansas will meet in the First Lutheran
church Of Topeka, Rev. H A. OFT, D
D., pastor, on the 1920 of October.
Rev. Robert B. Wolf. of Kansas city,
Kan. is the president, and Rev. z. E.
Stauffer of Lawrence is the secretary.
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Galveston. Tex. Oct. 13.-COTTON-Ma
ket steady. at 111sc per pound
New York, Oct. 13.-COTTON-Sales to-
day. none Spot cotton closed quiet and
10 points higher Quotation per 100 lbs
MiddHng uplands, s113O; middling gulf,
s11.55
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New york. Oct 1s.-BUTTER-Ma Market
arm Street price: Extra creamery, 261zc
rSffGefaI prices were unchanged and as fol-
sS9re. Creamery, common to extra, 19d
-. heId seconds to extra. 2i626c; stata
49, common to fancy. IS425c; renovat-
~. common to extra 16d22c; western fac
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cargo of Sugar From Cuba.

san FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct. 13.-With
a cargo of Cuban sugar the British
ship Queen Victoria arrived in port
late last night from Matanzas. Cuba
The cargo of the Queen Victoria
amounted to 1880 bags.
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row Rafes Via union PacItlc.

$3.50 10 ogden or Salt Lake City and
return, first and third Tuesdays. June
TO November. inclusive.
5000 to Ogden or Salt Lake City and
return, every day. to September 20.
1880 to Helena and Butte and return.
first and third Tuesdays. June 10 No
vember. inclusive.
Inquire Of F. A Lewis, city ticket
agent. SIS Kansas avenue. or J. c. Full
ton. depot agent.
a hove result
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chicago, III, Oct 1s.-CHEESE- Market
Arm Daisies. 125t G13c; Twins, 125z012stcs
young Americas, 127Ad12Sze-
POULTRY-Altve poultry weaker Tur-
KEYS. 1Ac. chickens. 101zc: springs, 10c.
TER-Market steady. Creamery. 10
a251sc. dairy. 4SQ21c-
F5l5sS-Market steady. At mark, cases
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NDs-Governaenf bonds STEADY.


New York. Oct 13.-sUGAR- sugar
steady. Fair refining. BIC: centrifugal. &C
test, &c; molasses sugar, 35zc- Refined SUI
gar quiet. Crushed, SEQ; powdered. $500;
graduated. $3.50
COFFEE Market steady. No. Rio
sac
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Cuts out Campaign Postal cards.

New York. Oct. 1S.-Postmaster
Wilcox today issued an order exclud-
ing from the malls all campaign pos
tai cards designed to obviously reflect
upon the conduct or character Of any
individual
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s15.2s.
Chicago and Return via Rock Island.

Tickets on sale oct. 10 and IA. Linn
tied for return Oct. %.
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S15.25.
chicago and Return via Rock Island.
Homo visitors Excursions. s

Tickets on sale Oct. 10 and IA. Linz
tied for return Oct %.
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The convention will open with a SER
mon by the president and the ceIebra-
ton Of the Holy COMMUNION at 8 o. m
Tuesday. The synod viii organize at 8
o clock Wednesday morning with the
election of officers. one hundred dele
gates Will be in attendance
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FURNISHED by }. y. call. Commissions,
Grams PrUvlslOnss Cotton and SIocks.
On4ce 11v W. olAtA 81. RhOne 4Soi
Liverpool closing cables: Wheat sd
hiBner corn 5su higher.
KANSAS C4ty- Sa1 4os.s today, wheat 23a
corn 80; oats 3.
iAansas City. Estimated car lots Mon
day. wheat IA; corn ~; oats ~
chicago: Car iots TO-DAY, wheat S.
corn BIZ. oats zs7.
Chicago. Estimated car lots Monday,
wneaJ "; corn. 4zzs oats 3e3.
southwest. Car iots TO-DAY, Minneapolis,
wheat 22ls last year, 49,. Duluth. wheat
s64, iftsr year 1873.
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S15.25.
chicago and Return via Rock Island.

Tickets on sale oct. Is and Il. Lin
tied for return Oct. %.
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MeekIv RanE statemant

New York, Oct 1s-rhe statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $13. O24, 400 more
than the legal reserve requirements This
with last week The statement follows.
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tory, common to hrsts, leqls1zc. western
mn cation creamery. nrsts, zvc.
EGGS-A4arket easy. " esteru drsts,
sc. Onlcial price. 24lsuz5cs seconds,
pc
EOULTR4-Dressed poultry dull. West
ern slr-ns chIcKens. 1vnt6c; spring tur-
Aeys, loe4-Jc, fowls, IzuI43zc.
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them is a musician Of the highest
order.
One of the most attractive numbers
on the programme viii be given by the
Bostonia Brass Quartette. This quar-
tette is composed of Miss Ella Morse
cornet; Miss Grace Morse, first horn;
Miss Alice Florence Morse. second
horn, and Miss Belle Yeaton Renfrow.
trombone. The quartette presents a
beautiful stage picture, and renders
old familiar airs such as everyone
likes to hear.
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Kansas City and Return $40
Santa Fe.
Horse Show. Tickets on sale Oct
IA to 20 return limit Oct. %.
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Chicago Markets

FURNISHED by J. z. Gall, Commissions.
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
offfce 10 W. Sixth St. Phone 1851
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Tickets on sale daily commenclng
August 27th to Oct 31st- Good in.
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
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[Furnfshed BY J. Z. Gall Comnissionf.
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 w Sixth St. Phone 4S6.l
New YORK Oct 10.
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Chicago

Chicago and Return s15.25 Via
Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale Oct. 10 and IA. final
limit returning Oct. %.
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Los Angeles. san Francisco and OfheS
California Point S25. OO-Santa Re.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 9th to Oct 31st. Good in
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
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Los Angeles, San Francisco and other
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