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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-11

Hereafter, under the ballot law as
amended by the last legislature, only
blank forms OF nomination furnished
by the secretary of the commonwealth
are to be used. Under the new law
certificates of nomination must be filed
with the secretary of the common
wealth at least AZ days before the day
of election and nomination papers at
least 95 days before election. Objec-
tions TO the validity of nomination pa
,pers must be filed not only with the
court of common pleas, but also in the
Office where the original papers were
filed, at least thirty-five days before
the election in the case of certificates
of nomine ton filed in the Office of the
secretary of the commonwealth, and at
least twenty-eight days in the case of
nomination papers filed in his office.
The court is required to hear and de-
termine the objections at least sixteen
days before the election. 1t might
avert confusion If those concerned in
political strife would bear these changes
in mind.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-11

Make restitution where possible and
go to Jail" But we should say this
as well to the peanut vender as to
the speculator in securities.
In other words, IL we have made our
meaning clear, the import of DR.. Tay-
lor's grievance because there are mill
lionaires is insufIlciently qualified.
Some millionaires are good men and
some are rascals but in either event
they are not by nature different from
other men who measure their wealth
by six figures, by five figures or by two.
If it is morally wrong for any man to
have a million, who shall say that It
would be right for any other man to
have a cent?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
GRAND LODGE IL. or T..
The Call Issued by Grand Chnncc1-
Iur II. : smith.

Fort Worih. Texas, April 3.-The follow
ing Us Tho last official circular Of inlorma-
ton touching the coming State Grand
Lodge meeting of the knights of Pyth,as
of Texas to be issued anterior 10 the
needing of the body:
Offic al circular No. 4
Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias OF
Texas. Office of the Grand Chancellor.
llillsboro. Texas, April 2 1897, J.. H.:
NAAIN. TO the ofiicrrs ana members OF
the Grand Lodge, grand representatives
and subordinate lodges. freeing: lake
fourth annual convention of the GRAD
Lodge knights OF Pythias of Texas VIA
he held in me auditorium OF the city hill
in the city of Fort Worth, on TUESDAY.
o'clock a. m. The committee on creden-
tIls viii meet at the Hotel Worth Mon
day morning. April H. at 10 O'Clock. ana
an past chanccilors and representatives.
are requested 10 report at once upon ihe'r
arrival 10 this committee, me Grand
Lodge degree VIII be conferred upon such
past Chanccllors 40 are entitled 10 receive
The same Just after the opening or fhe
morning session of the iirsi DAY me ~
dietary committee are also REQUESTED TO
meet al the Hotel Worth Monday morn
ing, Apri 49, at 10 o'clock.
| also hereby call a school OF instruction
for the officers and members Of all sub
ordinate lodges in this grand domain 70
"a l,elrlnning at 8 O'Clock sharp. An In
torest!ng programme VIII be prepared ana
also The secret work OF tho order Will lie
epcmplined by our supreme representa-
on 'ransnortation. has Informed me of re-
duced rates on all roads In Texas leading
to fort Worth. and hope every Knight
Of Pythias who possibly can VIII attend
the Grand Lodge, and especially this
seh'o' VI II. S. Smith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
katy onicinIs.

Galveston, Texas April 3.-Presldent
Rouse of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
Vice President ard General Manager Purdy,
Assistant General Manager Allen General
Superintendent Maxwell, Division Super
inteudent Mcdowell, General Attorney
Hagerman and Herbert l.. Satterlee
guest Of MIR. Rouse, arrived in the city this
afternoon over the La Porte road and went
directly to the Beach hotel, where they Will
be quartered during their stay In the city
Mr.. Rouse and his party are on tour of
inspection of the road, but inasmuch as the
annual meeting of the stockholders and
directors of the Galveston, Houston and
Henderson railroad is 10 be held here next
Tuesday and as the party Will remain here
until that day il is presumed that Mr.,
Rouse is here partly, at least, to attend
that meeting. There is no intimation OF
amy contemplated changes in the manage
ment of the Galveston, Houston and Hen
derson and it is thought probable there
will be none
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

fulIy decorated and the park IN its fresh
unerad clothed trees. its green lawns.
It's Wen trimmed hedges and It's we'll swept
walks, presents an unrivalled appearance.
around, the hall tables are arranged
Tor She players and hundreds are compet-
Ing Tor the handsome prizes. Refresh
ments are furnished by the Germania
society and consist In an abundance OF
cdibles and luu.d refreshments are flow
Ing m coplous profusion.
The play began at 1880 y. M, and tho
prizes We're awarded q, y. M by DR. Ii.
simon, as follows: First prize, il Miller
Of Bellville, cigar stand; second pr &c,
Henry Grote aud John Chappel umbrella
and cigar case; third prize. two beer
mugs Won by. OTTO Mem of carmIne;
fourth pre-. w. Meyer and A. Wangc-
mann, of Brenham. match box aud box
OF cigars; nth prize, Fritz Fischer. pocket
knife; sixth prize, deck of cards and rules
OF skat, III, Mcnke. OF Carminc; seventh
prize, NJ. Ganzof Gidd'ngS rules of skat;
). Levin and NJ, Starkc of Brennan won
the consolation prize, n pair OF trowcls.
The address was made by Dr. simon
The congress closed with a concert by tho
SECOND Regiment hand
San Antonio was selected as the next
place of meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
DALLAS "DcScndcr.."

Dallas. Texas. April s.-All the D>alas
baseball team save Wolch and weighing
hove arrived and are putung IN some
good work at tho park every afternoon.
Manager McCloskey ~ looking after tho
training of the team and Is giving has
n.n u thorough course Many OF the
Dallas fans have watched the men at their
daily exercise and. without exception, are
wen satisfied with their appoarance on
the field. The two absent players WI be
here IN few days at the outside. When
they arrive the Held work viii be in
creased and systematizcl
i. y. Mcliale, th- cigar drummer. who
IS n baseball enthusiast anu an intimate
friend Of MoCloskcy, named the team
"Thc Dallas Defenders" "Mac" has
adopted thls Alternative title and his men
viii wear the appcllation Throughout, he
sonson. McCloskey Is having published
a handsome pumphlet hlled with nforina-
tio1 about The Dallas club. II ~ll be
gotten up nicely and Will contain portraits
of all the officers of The club members
OF the team. etc. The reporters
who occupy seats in the press box at
thc park viii also be written up and pho
togrtphcd imsile It's pages. Tn idcl
bcloi ~ to McCloskey. He used II Mt
Louisville last season and says the littlp
souvenirs incre Used the interest IN tho
game,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
For II NehrnsI.n Excursion.

Dallas. Texas. April S.-E. a. Hlrsh-
field of Fort Worth. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Fort Worth and Den
yer City railway, has been here this week
orousing interest in a big excursion and
personally conducted tour OF the Rockies
which his road proposes to run out OF
Fort Worth on June H. The chief object
of the Denver In making this excursion Is
to create stronger ties between the busl-
ness men of Texas and those of Colorado
and the Northwest. The number OF eNcur-
slonists will be limited To 100. and Mr.
irshfield wants This to include as many
business men as possible. The tour VIII
consume thirty days and embraces all THAI
is worth seeing in the Centennial state.
and Utah as we'll. MIR. iIrshfeld told The
Post correspondent he had received very
encouraging letter from the secretary OF
the Houston Commercial club relative TO
the object of tho excursion. The train VIII
be composed Of four sleeping coaches and
an elegant dining car. Mr.. Hlrshfield say.
the outlook for a successful trip is very
flattering
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
victOrIn.

Victoria. Texas, April 3.-The by The
Way magazine. edited and published by
Tying & Kinsey made It's appearance yes
terday: II is a very neat publication and
a model geographically.
Tn, Daily Times has been changed to an
afternoon paper.
The Victoria firemen are making strong
effort TO secure special trains and low
rates for their celebration on San Jacinto
day, which promises TO eclipse anything
they ever attempted.
Mr. C.. j.. Thurm0nd Jr., has announced
HIS candidacy for mayor at the election on
April g. President Incumbent b. T.. Will
iams and Mr.. C. c. Chaire are tho other
candidates..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

4 row monitors OF ne Houston srhueta-
envorein had Il practice and nelal shoot
d, Mcritols Grove yesterday afi rnoon. IN
The practice shoot. ton shots each muz;.ie
re, 4, tho scores We're: S. ltoos, l5 rings /;
II. NJ. curtin G9. j. III. May, GS Medal
John Sieinhagcn, 81 r!nss: $. koos SO
rings J. II. May, 80 rings, II. NJ, Curtin.
- rings.
After thr shoot Nj. $. Roos challenged
MIR. John Steinhagcn to a rist match of
nifty shots. to be shot AT Morkci's Grove
on Aprh IS for the rest championship OF
tho club The distance VII be - shots
at Ia and % shots and - yards. MIR
Henry NJ Curtin has already challenged
the Winno. OF the match 30 a IKE oac. to
hu shot on ;he first sunday In NJ ny. As
these members are considered 70 b. among
the very best rest sho.s in the Ner''tn.
considerable interest Is manifested IN the
outcome OF the match and good scores
are expected 10 he made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

ALBERT FINK DEAD.
lie WAS Formerly Commissioner of
the Trunk Line Associations.

ne was Formerly ComniIssioncr nj
the Trnnk Line Association.
new YORK. April 3.--Albert Fink, former
commissioner of the Trunk Line associa-
ton. died today at private sanitarum
near this city. His death was due to com-
pilcations arising from diabetes.
Albert Fink was born at Lauterbach.
Germany. October 81. 1927. and came IN
THIS country In his 22d year. settling in
baltimore, where he was employed in the
engineering department OF the Baltimor.
ana ONO railroad. He made randi pro,-
reSs' being within three years appointed
assistant engineer and suon after made
consuming engineer OF the Norfolk and
PETERSON railroad. When he command
Glsht years OF service in Baltimore Mir
RINK removed TO Louisville. From that
uhe on his career as railroad man was
one OF uninterrupted Advancement from
JuIy, $780, 10 May. 1876. He was suc-
ctsSlNeiy assistant engineer. chief enpiu-
Ger ana superintendent of the road and
machinery department, general superiu
lehaehl ana wee president and general SUI
pV',t,ihtenueht OF me Louisville and Nash
VIE He also held the office of via,
president oil the Southern and Northern
Alabama road. and in 1875 was appointed
commissioner OF the Southern Railway and
steamboat association. This ssociation in
100 adopted the pooling system in con-
iofmity with the suggestions of Mr.. Fink
ana me success attending 1t earned for
MN tho cHlrmanship of the Trunk Line
association. which he held from .Iuly. 1877
10 July. 1879. After his retirement he re,
turned TO Louisville. Mr.. Fink was the in
Ventor of the Fink truss" which have
heen employed in the construction of MANY
bridges, especially in the South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
Al Galveston.

Grange semi-professonal ball club came
down and played the Galveston league
club at The Beach park before good
crowd today. The game was very inter
est.ng barring the firsI inning; after
nat ot the LdaGir235Se Te a9 go, d9Y Sa
twirlng of Mckinney for the vsitora
was more Ike an old time professional
than an amateur. He had good control
OF the ball. The Sand Crabs had La
Grange shut ont until the last INNING.
Score by innings:
Galveston ......,.-4 l VI
Bntter,es--Parvin. Murray and HesA
McKenney and Reeves umplre-SSteln-
lnff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
yyhnt VIII II. Done.

Since Thomas Lynch has resigned the
position of chief clerk in the general pas
senger office of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas to accept the position of assistant
general passenger agent of tho Great
Northern, there has already been a pull
made for the position az compiling clerk for
the Texas rate sheet. 1t is understood that
there are several applications for the posi-
tion, which is now held by Mr.. Lynch. If
the same rule applies to the passenger as
sociations as to tho freight then there is
question If such an Office Will be neces-
sary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
JAS. Butte,
HOUSTON.

be reached. are anxious to get away for
few days. Difficulty IN arranging pairs
and a desire to- further examine the treaty
In It's amended form are other reasons
given.
The friends OF the treaty refuse to make
any predictions as to the result OF the
ANAL vote when taken. but somu OF them
admit that Notwithstanding the numerous
and radical amendments there will BIO suf-
fcient opposition 10 render the result
doubtful. On the other hand the opponents
81 the treaty assert that ali actual poll
OF the senate shows that yot, today
would result against ratification In full
senate. Thirty negative votes Will be nec-
cssary to defeat the treaty aud the fol-
lowing named senators are said TO be
pledged 10 vote against: Baker. Bate
Berry. Butler. Carter. Chiffon. Clay, Cock
rell. Daniels. Earle. Hansbrough. Harris
lTenn.), Harris tkan.l. Heitield. Jones
(Ark.), Jones tNev,), Mantle, Mason, Ken
ney. McEnery. Mills, Morgan. Penrose.
Pettigrew. Pettus. Quay. Rawlins, Roach
Stewart, Teller. White.
Others considered doubtful are: Messrs.
Allen, Bacon. Chandler, Clark, Gormons
Turner and wellington
There will be speeches on the treaty
turing the week II any one evlnccs
losire to talk, but Mr.. Davis Will mol prem
Tor the present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

tne close Of the Lumbermen's convention
me southern Pacific company will run a
special excursion train from Houston to
the City Of Mexico and return.
rate from Houston will be $50.
ilck'>s to be sold April l6 and IL.
The limit on return tickets home from
Houston will be extended thirty DAYS for
parties desiring to take In the Mexico
trip, Tickets should be deposited before
April l6 with the Grand Central depot
ticket agent.
Account of State Christian Endeavor
convention, Houston, Texas, May 4. 5, G.
1897.
To all Agents.
For the above occasion you may sell
round tip tickets to Houston at rates
named below Tickets to be sold May
and A. limited to May for return.
korrville. route No. I. s7.25: route No .,
ss'25; Ganahl, route No. /, s7.05; route No.
2. $500 Comfort. route No /, $3.50, route
NO :, 1890; Waring, route No. /, $6.15;
route No. 2, s7.75; Boerne route No.
$3.50; route No. ?. $3.50; Van Raub, route
No !, s6.S6; route No 2, 1885,, Aue, route
No l. S6.25; route No. ., 81 25; San Anto-
MO So So. Eimendorf $3.50, Calaveras 5.S5.
Floresyille S. 50. Falls City s5.55. Karnes
City S5.S5. Remedy $500, Pettus $3.50, Bee
Vile s. 20. Skdmore IS. 3D. Papalo,c s5.75,
Sinton 5.95. Gregory So. Or, Portland Sc 30.
corpus Christi 81. 40. Arkansas Pass 81 10,
Rockport $685.. Mathis 50 So. Alice S. 40.
Runge So. Yorktown SI.55. Cuero SOo,
Edgar 81 so. Yoakum S3.55, Sweet Home
sS.35 Halle,sville s3.o5. sublime So.
Cheetham SO. Affair $3.50. Rock Island
So Eagle Lake SEAS. Wallis $3.50, ST.
monitor $50 Tulshear $40 Clodino 20
cents, Sinner $3.50, Moulton SO 60, Flatonia
$500 Muldoon $500 West Po>nt $500
Winchester SO CO, serbin $500, Giddings
90 m y : % i,,.Yg
crva 81. Cameron 81, Ben Arnold 81 %.
burlington si35, Rosebud $3.50. Travis
$500. Lott si.75 chiffon si.95, Norwood
$500, Downs s5.25, Waco $40, Gonzales
$3.50. Luline 81 10. Lockhart Si,59, Tangle-
wood 50 90. Rockdale $3.50.
Route No. l. via San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass through.
Route No .. San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass, transfer Galveston. Harrisburg and
Cop Antonio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

Sherman. Texas. April 2.--.Yesterday tho
sheriffs office received a telephone mes
sage from one Hense Rogers, stating that
he was there and ready to surrender. Dep
uty Sheriff Echols OF Van Aistyne placed
him under arrest, An investigation de-
yoloued the facts that thirteen years ago
Rogers was Indicted f'T assault TO murder
The oifenso was sllegeo 10 have taken place
near Elmont. in this county. He disap-
ueared and was not heard Of but one time,
then IA the Territory. but could not be To-
Gated. He was released on 500 bond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
Poe md Grc.

Omaha, Neb,. April 3.--The Kansas city.
Pittsburg and Gulf road opened its offices
here today. Mr.. VIM. Wells OF Atchison,
who is IN charge at present. says: From
tho rate at which work is now progressing
think the road should be running
through trains into Omaha within sixty
DAYS Work on the extension north from
Kansas City toward Pattonsburg and also
on the extension southwark from May.
La. toward Beaumont. from which point
the line is now in operation to Port Arthur,
is being pushed as rapidly as possible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
E.cur.inns YcsierdnN.

The Houston Galveston lines were well
patronized Yesterday, number taking ad
vantage of the cheap rates. Special trains
were run and large number of extra
coaches were in demand
The largest excursion was to Velasco.
The train left at a. NJ. and returned on
time last night. Every one was loud in
their praise of the courtesies shown. and
speak of the good time had while fishing
and hunting at Lake Bend. and of the ex-
cursion down the river TO the jetties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
Nntcs md PcrsnnnIs.

Five stock trains went up the Houston
and Texas Central last night for the Ter
ritory.
W, a. Reinhardt. travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific. arrived In
the CITY last night from trip West
Tho many friends OF Conductor Taylor
OF the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe viii
be sorry to hear Of his illness at his home
in the Third ward, Conductor Donnelly
Is now IN charge of Mr. Taylor's train,
while Conductor Sewall is looking after
"The Bobble.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

Austin Texas. April 4-The Austin
league team defeated an amateur team
from Bastrop today before a large attend
anco. The result was 90 10 8, at the end
of the seventh inning. when the game wa3
called on account of darkness. Batteries
Sheppard Drinkwaior and Sullivan fol-
leaguers; Long;ry and Foster, Foster and
Miller for Bastrop.
pitcher Coll3flower and Second Baseman
ELLIS arrived today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
Sold Under Forcclo,urc.

Springfield, H., April Special Master
Colby of this city today sold the St. Louis
Chicago and ST. Paul railroad, known as
the bluff Line, under foreclosure on n
mortgage for sl.5O0,0OO due Eastern bond
holders. There was one bid. Mr. Car
michael or England. representing the for
eign security holders for s650,JJ0 The
road Is TO be improved. extended and con
solilated with the Chicago and Peoria and
ST. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
Al Fort Worth.

Fom Worth Texas. April A large
crowd was at tho baseball park this after
noon to witness the exhibition game be-
tween the Fort Worth league team and
the Dallas Clippers. crack amateur ban
tcssers. A good sized contingent from
Dallas was on hand also. The public H.
greatly pleased with the team secured by
Manager Ward and feels assured that
they VIII make n strong race for the pen
nant. The score was; Fort Worth u;
Dallas Clippers 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
The sknt ConErcss.

Brenham. Texas. April! i.-The state
skat congress IS in session AT Germania
park today. and the cay has many visit
ing players. About thirty came from as
far away as San Antonio and almost
every city in the State has furn shoi rep
RESI- I.tatlyes.
The Germania hall. which sets In the
center OF the Germanla park. Is beauii-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
ARBITRATION TREATY.
u VIII He Temporarily SIdctrncIscd
This Week,

This week.
Washington, April 3-The Anglo Amer
lean arbitration treaty viii be temporarily
slde'racked In the next week This Will
be done for several reasons. The principal
one given by Senator Davis, who is in
charge OF the treaty is that number OF
senators who have remained In the city
in constant attendance upon the executive
sessions In the belief that vote would
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
For z5C.

Mems Brown Linen and Solid Color
ed Marine nluo Linen shirts. with
Laundcred Collars aud cuffs and
pocket, an extremely good shirt for
Zoe, in all sizes u to ~.
Mems NcgIgc shirts in very elegant
patterns. l.aundcrod Collars and
cuffs They look Hike md are az good
as the Shirts sold everywhere for 81 IS
and 81 %. loull find them real big
bargain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

~. " Kucker, tTosomore /. T.: q. =.
nrkpatrlck, Crockett. j. ID. Hunter. VI.
a. 4, and i. railway r. j. Knox, Baltimore,
Portland Ore; +. 5. Ware Mss Beuiah
MIME, city: II. j. Donnelly. Fletcher,
PPnip; W. J: Baker. Cucro. l.. Cobollno.
WWocknort n. q. Buckley and wife. city;
son, city; NJ. Bommerv:iie. Bryan: j. f.
Gfegn ana vile, Fay Green St. Louis:
9: y. Lynn, Fort Worth; Joe Elliot.
n o,"iiLIhvillt, =. Marion. Columbia: Frank
" y. burns, s.. Louis; II. Reaves. New
10Th ofk Jos. White. Abilene; NJ. u. johnson.
SSImi,hVlile: l.. T. Washington, Baltimore:
u, NJ, White. ST; Lous; J. g. Mcneil,
w, "; johnson city: II, c. Perry. Gaines
y Hl: John Mobiles. Gatesville; Charles A.
, neeher' Galveston; John l.. Sullivan. Gal
Nesl0ni j. NJ Noosevelt Frankfort
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

Earned runs-Iouston ., Americans !.
Two base hts-McGann Turner Knox.
Kimm.Icr
Three hase hts-Turner, Hardy.
Struck oUt-By Hardy 7. by Wailes I.
bases on called balls-Oh Hardy /. off
kimmcrer /, off Wltics 4.
Double plays--Reei and Turner. Mccain
and Deveuey. Fogariy and Miles.
l'atters hil-KnoN, Miles
Passed han Myers.
Time of glme-202
mDire--, 'lark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

The following rates have been made by
different lines for events to take place at
Houston:
The Cotton Belt makes the following
Account attraction No. /. State Lumber
mems convention. April 10 to Is; utrac-
ton No. ?, meeting Travellers Protective
association, April l6 and II: attraction No.
3, meeting Daughters of Republic. State
encampmont. Grand Army of the Repuh-
lie. Grand Commandery knights TcmuIar.
April 20 TO "a; attraction No. 4, Young Zoo
Pies Society Of Christian Endeavor, state
convention May to 6,
For the above occasions the following
round trip rates TO Houston and return are
hereby authorized: McGrcgor s. 40. Waco
$40, Corslcana $3.50, Hilsboro SG.l0 Ty
Ter 50, Wolfe city SIS 30, Wells s4.05 Alto
$3.50, New Birmingham $3.50, Rusk SiS5,
Jacksonville S5l5, Whltewrlshl $3.50, Fort
Worth 81 .35. Plano S7.25, Wyie 40.
Greenvile IS. Commerce $500
Agents at stations not named above
will make rate by adding > cents per
mile tone way 10 the first station south
from which rate is quoted, and IN case this
makes the rate higher than from next
station in opposite direction from which
rate is quoted the lowest rate viii APP
ply.
For attraction No. l. sell tickets April
10 and 49, limit April l6 for return Ar
have been made Cor the cx-
tension OF limit on these tickets. 10 cover
trip to Mexico. for those who desire 10
take advantage of the excursion, aad you
will so notify persons purohlslng tickets.
For attraction No g sell tickets April
10 and 49, with limit Of April H. for return.
For attraction No. g. sell on April IL
nl TO-