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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
HOUSE.

j The house committee on towns and city
corporations this morning reported tav-
rahiy on Senator Bowser's Dallas charter
III The committee also postponed action
n proposed amendments to the charter OF
be CITY IL Austin until next wednesday
ight. when all parties interested VIII be
Iyen a hearing.
The house committee on claims and sc-
i71his. o. which NJ. hrrtrIm Of hopkins
ONLY Is chairman. has reported favor
ply upon hiii introduced hy SIR. Mercer.
no Of Hopkins COUNTY. Which apr r1urlates
~ acres Of public domain Tor tue relie.
4 one Pu'aam aad bis wife. who have
Ten hlessei si'h trigieis. The Putaams
IKE In Hopkins county.
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suERIrFs' DEPARTMENT.

Cameron, Texas, March 17.-All oilicss
look out and arrest the following parties'
who are representing themselves as Peg
tographers. taking school houses and resl.
dents each travelling in separate tvo
horse buggies. Their description
follows: One white man. went py nAns
of Hall; about 90 years old; light mar az W
light complexion: blue eyes. weight ~
pounds: height about 5 feet 10 incae.;
wore a dark uniform suit; had on Goa. =.
vest. T. V. Co. Also another wnile NJ ~,
went by name of A. B. Anderson ness.
about 6 feet. weight 100 or 100 pouns n,
dark complexon black hair: coioI .. -
clothes is the same as the ABOVE IN, ~
Arrest, | hold warrant for botn o. ,, ~
above parties. r.. Todd. Sheri' ""'--
county. Texas.
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HOWARDs SHORTAGE.
Amounted To Eleven Hundred Dol
lars. Which Wa. settled

Beeville, Texas, March lS.-The investi-
cation by the postoffce inspectors of the
late Postmayter ". Sid Towards books
was completed at l2 O'Clock last night,
and the shortage was found TO amount to
Sll02.70. The books were found to be COR
rect up to the time Of the Inspection in
every detail. but the cash on hand was
short the above amount The bondsmen
Captain A. c. Jones H. j. O'Reilly and r.
X. Welder, made a settlement in fun of
the above amount this morning and the in
spectors left on the morning train for San
Antonio.
Thomas Howard, son Of w S. Howard
the deceased postmaster. who committed
suicide yesterday, was turned over to
Sheriff Taylor by his bondsmen this even
ing. He Is trying TO give a new bond.
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Arrested on a nench w,rr,,

san Saba Texas, March 17.-Matt Ford
an" George Trowbrdge were placed in tho
san saba county Jail last night under n
bench warrant issued by Judge Morris Of
mo r"'y-'hird district of Travis county
ana the sheriff will start to Austin with
them in the morning. An affidavit was
,laue by the district attorney that their
nonu Waa insufficient, This Is the case Ina.
a aeinuteu SO much attention at Austin re-
saba county TO Travis. ""A
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wv" Strangers Arrested for Robbcry
Temple, Texas. March 1&--Sheriff Sam

Sparks came over from Bolton last night
and arrested two men on suspicion of he
ing those engaged in the Little River SAT.
robbery. The robbers. after blowing the
safe, stole velocipede and rode 1t IN the
Katy TO within few hundred yards of the
santa Fe crossing and ditched it. Papers
from the safe We're found all along the
road, and also pieces of bread Two inch
claiming to be peddlers from Galveston had
Deen around Little River for some days.
ana these men were arrested by Sheriff
Sparks in Temple The half loaf OF broad
WIN them coirespondod to that found along
the track. They came to Temple abou,
daylight OF the day after the robbery and
said they were peddlers.
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS
STREET CAR MEN ELECTED OFFI-
GERS AND ADJOURNED.
Resolutions of Respect to Judge
Baker Ordered Spread ON the
Minutes OF the Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas, March 1S-The street car
men today devoted their attention to the
discussion OF a number OF topics pertinent
to their organization and business. The
most important of them was: How May
the Preiudlces Against Corporations be
Avoided?" by George b. Hendricks of Fort
Worth
During the afternoon the visitors went to
the dam and up the river. Tonight tho last
session was held, devoted entirely 10 dis
cussion Of specified subjects.
The committee to which was referred the
place OF next meeting decided on San An
tonic. the third Wednesday OF March, 1898.
carr r. Drake of Austin was elected
president and C. L. Wakefield of Dallas
reelected secretary of the association.
Nearly all the members left for their
homes tonight
The following resolution was adopted at
yesterdays session OF tho Street Car as
ISOLATION, being on demise of the late Colo
hel sinclair. at one time a resident OF
Houston:
Resolved, That In the death of our hon
ored and esteemed president. we have los,
a valued guide and counselor. worthy
citizen, a true and tried friend and CO.
worker, who was so intimately associated
Win us that we experience a sense of per
sonal loss in his sudden taking of In the
very fruition of his career.
Resolved, That We extend to his be-
reaved family our sincere coincidence and
sympathy in this. their time OF mourning
Resolved. That copy hereof be trans
mitted to the family and also a memorial
page be suitably inscribed upon our
records.
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REST OF ALL

To cleanse the system In gentle -
tru,v beneficial manner, when the SPRING
time comes. use the irne and perfect rem
edy' syrup of Figs. One bottle VIII a asN..
for ali he family and costs only 90 Genus
the large size 81 Buy the genuine. Manu-
featured by the California Fig syrup ton'
many only. and for sale by all drussisa.
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Election lloN Inst

cieourne, Texas. March lS.-one of the
"rahd Wow boxes in the prohibition cleo
ton is lost. The city is full of talk and con
lecture over the probable bearing this will
nave on the result, as Grand View precinct
poneu mo heaviest prohibition vote in the
NOV, "u" ny, Inc total prohibition majority
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CHARTERED.

Chartered today: Mount Calm Water
company OF Mount Calm. Hin county; cap
ital stock $4,000. Incorporators: b. p.
Lewis S. r. Cocker. II. c. Halcomb and
others. "'''
>, me Wh'ttlesey Hardware company of
Houston capital stock $4,000. ineorpo.
rators; ;. Is. Mcllhenny. II. b. Baer and
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a Proi~sf From the Bnr.

Nv F<HtADf OF me IoEt.
Liyinss.on. Tear, March if.-Through
our columns the attorneys OF ihiA bar
rUsess sxsiLst the legislature tagging Polk
unity QUO the Firsi Judicial district.
We protest sgalust any county diyesting
erseif Of = Judge hey DO not want and
hanging her district Tor this purpose.
nd Deisns yolsBs, attaching Polk county
such = dlEtTics. while such other county.
" legislative acflon. attaches to another
1eafy 10 miles distant TO accomplish.
Nat sueh clgnty could 10, do by a vote
ter district.
II the other ccrn,iex Of the Ninth dir
net visa 70 get rtd Of Polk county this
all right bgi in beng cut Of We feel
LAT our 'n'ssssts should bo respected IN
sa1frs our county.
ir ease ne are taken from the ninth
aisiriet ss prefer % BE- attached 10 he
.2eoscse hes. OF Palestine district. but are
- willing TO gB.stly subtni, 10 i.slsla-
I've aeiion, al ogF expense. to suit tho
gissS o. sfeec Of some county In such a
syT?n&rdef. and IA - doing place us In
district Ia which our county will not be
eesOibso 10 spy other county 10 the dig
ret
J. c. Feagin,
J. Hoishousen,
JarreE T. nm,
4. T.. DaYls.
James Hii.
+. Campbell.
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WEATHER INFoRxAr,o,


r,an n uiea OF low pressure Of cos,,as..,..
nn n'suue IS Genital over Kan.,s ~ =.
v'.,'i'e yes The weather genenally ,s. ~ "
out the country tonight. u'roaft.
~, ine highest pressure is over ~,
The weather is geneujlv 80 iN'aA
partiy c 1os', portion of the country y, y.
party cloudy to cloudy elsewhs,s -
s s,p amounting 70 10 Of an ms sN =
more is reported from Pales,,n. '' $, e
PMS Nashville. st. Louis snd AZ. Asaa'
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Many Candidates.

Hillsboro, Texas. March lS-Ins us
campaign is waxing hot here Inefe ~
,wonty.seven candidates in the field for w
various offices, aside from those who de''" ~
IN serve in the city council as iesls'a'v
There is no particular Issue In tue 'Au'
pnicn
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RESOLUTIONS ON JUDGE sAKrR

In the supreme court today resolutions
OF the Harris county bar on the death OF
Judge James A. Baker were presented by
Judge Norman G. kittrell, who. after read
ing the resolutions paid an eloquent and
evidently heartfelt tribute to the memory
al me deceased. Interest was added to the
address Of Judge Kittroll by the feeling and
sincere manner OF its delivery.
The occasion was not one of mere formal
ceremony 10 him. but afforded an opportun-
i'y to express the real sentiments of the
par OF Houston for man who commanded
Its genuine honor and love.
Judge Brown responded for the court and
upon the conclusion Of his remarks. the
resolutions were ordered spread upon the
minutes OF the court. The court then ad-
journed as token OF respect fon deceased
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Holloway Surrendered.

Dallas. Texas, March ls.-Harvey Hollo-
way, the man who is charged by Farmer
Soad OF Lisbon, Dallas county, with raping
inc latter's two stepdaughters four months
ago. came into the sheriff's office today
and surrendered. He waived examination
and went to jail
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visiting the p-ni,~ntiary.

Huntsville. Texas. March ls.-The house
legislative committee arrived at Ii O'Clock
today on a Visit TO the pontentiaries. The
committee consisting OF Representatives
Boyd. Melton, Randolph. Schlick and Oh
Ner, spent the afternoon at the peniten-
tiary and appeared well pleased
Mr. Il L. Wolfe OF Palestine. represent
Ing the iator interests OF The state is with
the couIultttc
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SEEK AN ENDORSEMENT

Hilliard Taylor and Ed Banks. director.
OF the Afro American Fair and Interstate
exposition of Houston are in the city to So.
cure the passage of resolution Inv ~.
legislature indorsing the enternrisa - ha
sent to washington to the committee which
" endeavoring to obtain an appropriation
IN aid OF the fair from congress.
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Killed His Brother,

Marshall Texas, March ls.-Wm. Alex
ander shot aud killed his brother. Dave
Alexander. in the forks of Cypress. ffteen
miles northwest OF this place. William
gave bond in the sum of $500.
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Accidentally Killed Himself.

Paris. Texas, March ls.--A young man
named Dickinson. living three miles east
OF Roxton, accidentally shot and killed
himself this afternoon,
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Hr.imned fran the Committee.

Hr-ignrd fran the Committee.
Austin. Texas. March is.--Ar, Fields OF
III has resigned from the Joint committee
appointed TO study the school text book
Question aud ind out WIZ it Is that school
BOOKS are cold at exorhitani prices in
Texas Ho considers II the oommittee'a
uty 20 make a thorough Investigation or
be matter and Is OF the oSinion that tho
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SET FIRE TO A HOTEL.
Dastardly Work of an Inc endiary at
Abilene.
A HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE AvERTED.
ignition Made at Six Poiut.-Cr.n,
Indignation and Talk of Lynch
ing the Firebug IL Caught.

Abilene, Texas. March 1s-Fire was dis
covered in the Windsor hotel this morning
at o'clock and the worst holocaust In the
history OF Western Texas was only avoided
BY the timely alarm given by Mr.. John
Hoeny. who, with his wife, was occupyng
a suite OF rooms on the first floor. The fire
was first discovered in the kitchen and
the roar OF the flames aroused Mrs. Haeny
the roar of the flames aroused Mrs Hoeny.
dense that the frightened guests rushed
| through the halls and into the street in
their night robes. The fire department re-
sponded to the alarm promptly and by
heroic efforts put out the fire in the kitch
en-. inspected the first floor Of the building
and returned to the station.
| Most of the guests-twenty- slx in num-
ber-had again retired when 1t was dis
| covered that a fire was raging In one Of
the inside rooms on the third floor and the
| alarm was again sent in and the frightened
guests rushed from their rooms into the
street. This time the department had two
but the three lines of hose were soon pour
ing floods on the burning building, and the
fire put out.
An inquest is being held at which the
fact that the building had been deliberate
ly fired in six different places was brought
out.
Indignation is high here and 1t is doubted
il a lynching could be prevented were the
guilt settled upon any one. The guests all
escaped without sustaining serious injury.
One Block burned.
Grand Saline. Texas. March 16.-The
opera house block. owned by d. C. Oar
nell. was burned at an early hour this
morning. Value of building $1,000. Insured
as follows:
In German for $500. in Phoenix of Hart
ford for $500. in Fire Association OF Phila-
delphia for $500.
ID. G. Darnell & Co. general merchan
disc. loss on stock 5000; insured In Fire
Association OF Philadelphia for $500.
Garden & French miliners, loss on
stock $3.50: no insurance.
DR.. Payne, dentist. loss 5000; no insur-
ance
Drs. Darnsll and Goldsmith, loss $3.50;
no Insurance.
hob Thompson. lawyer, loss $3.50; no in
suranoe.
Kearby 6 Scott, lawyers, loss $780, in
sured in German for $3.50.
l. V. Morris. deputy baliff in charge Of
dry gods and groceries, unler attachment,
loss about 500.
r. II. Criner. Justice of the peace. court
docket and all papers pertaining to his
Office. loss $500, no insurance.
A Wildcrsp!n, loss on household goods
by removal, 1900; fully covered by insur-
ance.
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COLONEL POLK.

L. d. POLK was today appointed on the
colonel. ''en"i't
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At the afternoon session. pending bust
ness In the shape OF Lewis bill to supply
omissions In statute referring to proceed
ings for abolishing municipal corporations
was resumed and bill passed TO third read
ing.
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Observations taken by the r.n,,s,
tine: A "et'aiaA
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BILLS.

Bv Mundlne-Bill amending articles 1922
and l72i. chapter 3, title SO. of the Re-
vised cru Statutes, by adding require
ment that calls for elections shall include
plain statement Of the purpose OF con-
stitntional amendments submitted to the
people.
by Mcfariand-Bili providing for special
road law for Calhoun county.
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Groceries.
SheriH'S Safe.

E. J. Hart & Co.. No 556s.
vs. ; In District Court, Cad.
John L. Hodges. do Parish, La.
DIV virtue of a writ of seizure and sale issued
ID in the above named suit, aud to me di.
rected, have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction, to the last and highest bid
der at the front door of the Court House, in
the town of Benton, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, July 3lst, 1877.
the following described property, situated in
The southwest quarter Of section two ~ and
north half of northwest quarter and southeast
quarter of northwest quarter, and northeast
quarter of southwest quarter, and west bali
of southeast quarter of section eleven lil,
township sixteen Q6), of range eleven iils
containing 400 acres, more or less, with all
buildings and improvements thereon, in bos'
sier parish, La.
The above described property seized as tho
property of the defendant, John L. Hodges =.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the benefit o.
appraisement to pay and satisfy the sum Oh
eight hundred dollars, with per cent per an
mum interest from December IA, 1893. and all
cost of suit, including per cent on said sum
and interest as attorneys fees and according
to law. .r
Al THOMPSON, Sheriff
Benton, La, June "a, 1897.
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MEETING NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL As
ISOLATION, MILWAUKEE, July 6 TO o.
For the above occasion, the Cotton
Belt Route will sell round trip tickets
Benton to Milwaukee and return at
rate of S26 20 for the round trip,
date of sale July 2: 3 and 4. Return
limit, leave Milwaukee July 10, IL or
18th, with privilege of extension to
August 3lst, by payment of so cents,
and depositing ticket with agent
terminal lines at Milwaukee, on OF
before July II.
n p DrErc< raDf
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO GALVESTON
AND RETURN-On July 3rd special
excursion train will leave Pine Bluff
for Galveston, via the Cotton Belt
Route and Shreveport. This special
excursion train will leave Benton at
5:55 p, M, July 3rd, arriving at Gal
weston at 7:10 a. NJ, July 4. Tickets
will be sold for this train at rate of
81 for round trip from Benton to
Galveston and return. Tickets will
be good to leave Galveston on special
train leaving Galveston at 7:3O p. m.
July 9Th, or 500 a. N. July 9th.
O. R. DENTON, Agent.
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News SERVICE ExTENDED.-The ST.
Louis Republic recently made ar
rangements with the cable comra-
MES, whereby direct news from all
sections of the civilized world are
received. It now prints more au-
thentic foreign news than any other
paper and continues to keep up its
record for publishing all the home
news. The outlook for the year is
one of big news events, fast succeed
ing each other and they will be high
ly interesting to every one. The
price of the Republic daily is Sc a
year, or $3.50 for three months. The
Twice a-Week Republic will remain
the same-one dollar a'year, by mail,
twice-a week.
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SIs'Nu Sale.

Estrayct before II. Barnacastle, Justice Of
L. the Peace, ward 6, by o f. Giddens, and
will be sold at Haughton, La. within ~ me
legal hours of sale on Saturday, July III, iss.
noe Red Cow, about . years old, with motley
face, marked crop in right ear and undersiops
in left ear. One Brindle Heifet, about three
years old, marked crop in left ear and undefols
in right ear. One White Heifer with Gun
sides, about 2 years old, not marked, ana oD0
Red Yearlinr. about one wear old. marked crop
in left ear and underslope in right ear.
All appraised at $25.
The owner is requested to come fofwsia,
prove property, pay charges, etc., or the san'0
will be sold according to law. go.
]. w, ONEAL, Constable.
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o. r. DENTON, Agent.

CoTToN BELT EXCURSION FOURTH OF
JULY.-On July 3rd, 4th and 5th, the
Cotton Belt Route will sell round trip
tickets to all points within 200 miles
of selling station, at rate of one fare
for round trip, with minimum of SO
cents for excursion tickets. Return
limit, July 9Th.
O. R. DENTON, Agent.
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Communication Homestead.
Lam Office at Natchitoches, La,

Lam Office at Natchitoches, La, }
June "a. 1897.
Notice is hereby Siven that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to commute final proof in support of
before the Clerk of District Court at Benton,
La, on August 6, 1897, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 62;'6-Morgan Stephens-tor the south
half of northwest quarter, northeast quarter
of northwest quarter and northwest quarter
of northeast quarter of sections, township 20
North, range II West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Hyram English, John JEFF
ferso, Riley Manning and Elijah Jefferson, OF
Alden Bridge p O., La.
EDW'D PHILLIPS, Register
July /, 1897. aug5
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The Exerbition of Dcestrick
Skule" was presented to a large
audience at the Court House Friday
night. The performance was pro-
nounced success, and those who at.
tended were amply repaid for their
coming. The exercises were we'll
performed and reflected credit upon
the Principal, Mr.. A. S. Dale, and
his Assistants, Mrs. A. G.. Dale, Mrs.
G. B. Terry, Miss Matte S. Oneal,
and the pupils. The many friends
who witnessed the performance were
enthu>i astic in their praises Of the
success of the entertainment. The
receipts was So 90. This fund
less the expenses incurred (SlS 05
was turned over to Mr.. A. r. Thomp
son for credit of school building.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs. J. c. Childers, of Collinsbnrg,
visited Mrs. WI. Dawson this week.
Nlrs.J. r. Hughes spent Wednes-
day of last week in Benton visiting
relatives.
Mayor r. B. Hill has been on the
sick list with malaria, but is now
up and about.
Miss Virginia Dorman, Of Area
dia, is spending the week in Benton
with Miss Matte Oneal.
Miss Lila Thompson, who return
ed home from school a few weeks
ago sick with fever, is convalescing.
Mrs. J. P. Creswell, Mrs. Annie
Land and Miss Pawnee Butler spent
a few days in Shreveport this week.
Mrs. r. E. Adger, and her sister,
Miss Kate Thompson, visited rela.
tives in Benton Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dale, after Wis
iting the Nashville Exposition, will
spend their summer vacation at
Montcaele, Tenn.
We are sorry to learn of the dan
gerous illness With malaria, compli
Gated with heat prostration, of oul
friend, Mr.. VIM. Timberlake. a
slight Improvement was reported il
his condition "Wednesday morning
Capt. A. p. Butler and Mr.. |. II
Martin, delegates from Camp Lou
don Butler to the reunion Of thu
Confederate Veterans at Nashville
last week, have returned homc.-
They report having had a very en-
joyable trip and good time gener
ally.
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Notice Of Election.

Having received representative Pe anr,,.
II from the citizens OF Township ~ sn."'
of Range IL West. requesting me to oras s. 81 II
election in said Township for the purPcsoo. IN
taking the sense of the legal voters ,ne ,Ssh
whether they want the unsold part OF tng I'M.
Section of that Township sold or not-f
fractional east half of southeast qua1SSo ot,,.
day, the slth DAY Of July, 1891, at the Durd,.
old residence, to take the sense Of the 49, Y,
therein whether they desire the land soI' T. 1.
not Co,nmissioners-J. 7. Many anu - =
Poole; l.. e. Biggs, clerk. AMI
Parish Treasures.
Benton, La, june II, 1897
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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION BAPTIST
YoUSG PEopLE's UNION, CHATTANOOGA,
July Is To 1S.-For above occasion
the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets
from Benton to Chattanooga and re-
turn at rate of SIT Is for the round
trip. Date Of sale, July II, 13 and
IA. Return limit, July 81. Extended
to August 18th, by depositing tickets
with agent of terminal line on OF be.
fore July 10,
O. R. DENTON, Agent.