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VICOR
Sander Electric Co,
ass Main Street, Dallss, Tcxaa.
Near City National Bank.
Onto Hours--S u. m. TO 6 p. M, evenings y
to 5. Consultation free. Il

sity OF a higher and more liberal sys-
tom Of education than that 20 which tho
blind now have access. either by National
college, scholarship OF annex system TO
State universities including musical con-
seiyatory. normal and other departments
laying most stress upon those branches
host adapted to the conditions OF the
blind In which they can excel as teach
ers aud In professions In which they can
labor with the best results.
The following officers we're elected by
the association; President. Mr. u. J. DOH
man, Austin first vice president. Mr.. IL.
u. Powell, Marshall; second vice president,
Mir, c. a. Schirlitz. Cameron, recording
secretary, Miss Ora Stmpscn Austin; cor
responding secretary. Miss Jennie Clofton,
Manor; second corresponding secretary, Mir.
Harvey Caldwell. Lnnninsi tre,lurcr Mr..
Henry f.ebcrmapr. Galveston
Among other papers read before the as
ISOLATION were greetings from Miss iictntow
OF the oregon association and mn address
by Mr.. T.. D. Powell OF Marshall Issas,
on Higher Education for the Blind" In
part he said:
Higher education does not pretend to
give the blind physical vision, hut IL
does pretend To open to them many pro-
LESSONS which nre now almost entirely
unknown. The best writer's and think
err on this subject say that the blind
cnn achieve success IN maly fields which
nro ut present almost entirely unutillzcd
J., them Even II this were not true. q
moro thoroughly advanced gyatem OF
education would better enable the blind
| to carry on work along lines IN which
| they have already achieved partial sue
cess We may differ widely Az to the
| particular method Of education, but feel
that our hearts ore united In Tie general
cause, and he time for action is neither In
| the past nor in the future. but now. In the
/ liNlnn nrnsniiI ~
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'oAsuEsT OF PORTO RICO.
NO Need OF Fighting Except
/, Mt San Juan

~ ssTwpespondence of Associated Press.)
ria, June 5.--Mr. C. j. Avedjo,
~ ior twelve years resident of San
ki ,'i,sa! . Rico, is thoroughly in favor of
IA !, nv states taking possession o. Porto
X. once. He said 10 a represenfatiye
AZ associated Press today:
.eIasss states expedition can land where
"a n Sa an rorto Rico, except the neighSor-
10 d i,T a Juan. The best harbor In Porto
Juan sra' west Of Ponce and south of
n srh,,ir from which latter place 1t is dis
Tt M ,a hours carriage ride,
| lndasSs "as between Gu.A lea and San Juan.
)ent an WaeIywhere In Por.1 Rico, are ex-
Wa .ha,aa. troops with supplies could be
lty,sa u. me island rapidly, but | would
lcnr opposing men to the tropical sun
rllnata In spite OF the fact that
De worla " Porto Rico is the healthiest
h ami i' ~ season does no; begin until An
almost - Of short duration, Yellow fever
ussd IN ,AoWn. Our men, however. are
<rit S.shs not weather and would will
hnded 'su Juan is where the troops should
z Atmi lesisaa fleet should finish the work
Pr down assnlpson started last month and
are moi ana Fort San Carlos. The
loy them q, az an impregnable We can
Me ggtsslous bombardment. without loss
kst the 81 me troops can be landed TO
Ehn ~ spanish soldiers and take ms
sculs "e sity, The occupation of San
spahisrass na the war in Porto Rico. Tor
r. else could nor make a stand any
norouphsSs me Inhabitants Of Porto Rico
Y not b e AL aisaliected, American troops
People rsne qa,red to subdue the country.
ueraily sould welcome our sol :
Of INA -, could obtain eood vn,ar In nj,
as Ia Cuba ana there nre no swamp
tie uss way way Of conqiierine Porto Rico
vi The big guns ~ nnr flan, -
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COi.OltED INSTITUTE.
An Opera ut the Deaf. Dumb and
blind Institute.


Austin. Texas. .yupe II The State deaf,
dumb and blind Institute for eolored yontna
closed It's twelfth anniversary exercises last
night with an opera In the chapel OF the
Institute. a large and appreciative oudt-
encc witnessed the exercises. among item
many prominent whites. as well rs leading
colCred citizens. TO tha credit Of the m
structors. especially the musical directres',
the pupils wero we'll trained. and the ext
cution was splendid. receiving high com
monaatlons Of the entire audience.
The marked Improvement In nehtness OF
the grounds, as well as the excellent order
OF the students deserve special mention to
the credit OF Superintendent Jenkins
The following is the programme executed
by the deaf department.
Song tiome Of My Soul'.--Maggte Full
bright, DOME Barnett. Vircie Cook, Bessie
Harper.
Essay" Reading"--Isaa Pollard
Rec ta,ion--"The Devils Breakfast
vinia Barnett
song--"Moro Love Ia Thee''--Four boys.
IcGsay--"The Pleasures Of School Lite -
Lille Crenshaw,
Defamation THE Boy We Need"-syi-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Farmer ........ Sylvester Williams
Tramp ....... ............. wesley owens
Gentleman ......... ......... Sandy Kemp
Scene Saw tsau) Scene Usage; Scene
Sausage.
Motion drill--"star spangled Banner
Led by Miss Maggie Fulbright.
Dolsarie drll-T,y eight primary pupils,
Tableau--'A Swarm of Bees
oueen nee ,...a......Cl oma Pollard
f'N BLIND DEPARTMENT.
ALVIN Gray: or the Sailors Return"
comic opera In three acts. Cast OF char
lcterH:
Alvin Gray well to do farmer ....
.... ...... James ID. Davidson
Bctsey Gray, the farmers WIFE, $50.
:. -. ...... .,,.......L Bfile Berry
Alvin Gray. Jr.. tho farmers son..
-. -. -. -. -. ...J0hn II. NJ ton
Chinaman No. 1..,....... John II. Melton
Lucy Gray the farmers daughter.
......... -. 49,. Leora j. Hughes
Patience Allgood, Alvin Jr's bitroihod
-. 80. -. :. Rosa l.. M0ten
George Prlmelife. young farmer.
... - -. :. .. ..John l., Coleman
chinaman No. g. ..... John l.. Colem,n
Nancy pnsiyouth. maiden LADY,,
-. -. -. -. =. Mary cha'mers
81 Weakness, neighboring farmer.
80. -. -. -. ;. David W Hardy
Rufus Baldwin. -. . David II. Ha dy
TIME Prime'ife a little girl. Emma Sl't7n
Ralph Pr!melfe. little boy.
-. -, -. 80. Robert Conner
Bob Racket. ....... John H. w. Ptc,a.d
Matilda Jones. I. -. -. Neya r. N9als 4
Amasa Rlngworm. . Mordecal Ingram
Nathan Horton, farmers SON.,
..........An1rew cfcs
piIlv Goat George w. Br7dshaw
Roby wrsfle.... -. 49,. Mary +, Waller
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1S ~ " ARrsJR

inches OF the heaviest armor plate steel a.
the muzzle and carry II far beyond. The
shell could cut through thirty inches of
solid steel placed $500 yards away from the
lannon's mouth
When we consider that the heaviest ar
NOR carried by modern battleship is but
eighteen inches, and then only in certain
exposed parts, II Is easy TO Imagine what
would haprcn II q shell from this new l6-
Inch monster were to strike one Of Spain Z
ships, fired from a reasonable range.
The heaviest arInor on the Nizcaya Is
twelve aud half inches thick: the wooden
backing TO which this Is boltcd is thrc,
feet thick. Back of this comes the one
inch steel frame OF the ship, This makes
a total thickness OF four feet one and half
inches through which she'll would have
to pass before reaching the interior OF the
vessel.
In view OF what has been said Of the
power OF the big coast defense gun, II can
be seen that a projeetiie would easily force
It's way through the Vizcayas side and into
her engines, magazines or whatever hap
pencd to be in the way, TO their utter de-
struction. even il fired from n distance Of
five miles or more.
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THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
The Annual Commencement Exsr.
cises Began Yesterday.
The PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK
Roth business ana Pleasure Are In
cludcd In lt-PrcparRtions for
Pleasure Made.

Austin, Texas. Juno t2.--Commencemcn
versity today with the usual religious cx-
ercises. which were attended BY the Gus
tcmary large crowd OF students, citizens
OF Austin and visitors from other points.
The musical part OF the service was under
taken by volunteers from the city cholrs
| under tbs direction OF Professor Collins
and was executed In u highly artistic man
ner. especial mention being due Miss T..
Juliet odom. whose solo singing is al
ways source OF refined pleasure. The
baccalauratc sermon was preached by Rev.
DR.. II. A. Bushnell Of La Grange. III.
Tonight Rev. w. u. Bradfield, pastor OF
st. Johns, Galveston. addressed the Uni
ycrsity Young Mems Christian Associ,.i9n
a large number of former students are
here aud more are expected TO attend the
different social and other exercises of the
coming week.
Tomorrow morning the Alumni assoclo
tlon will hold It's annual business meeting
and VIII listen 10 an address BY Allan
Douglas sanford %, l., 1899 OF Waco. AZ
night the association Will hold a reception,
Tuesday morning the Academy OF STD
ence Will hold a formal meeting and Judge
Norman q. kit,rell OF Houston will ad'
dress the literary societies. which Will hold
| their anniversary exercises on the night OF
| that day.
Degrees will be conferred Wednes lay
| morning and Hon. A. w Terrell will ae-
| liver the commencement address. Tho
alumni will give banquet on that Jay
also and at y. m. the final reception VIII
be held,
On Thursday and Friday the Stase lla :
torical association will hold Its second an
/ nual session.
The social programme for the week Is an
| elaborate one and there are many Visitors
on hand TO enjoy II along with the ata-
| dents and their Austin friends. The first
number thereon is the morning geGnla'',
| which viii take place at the nrisklll from
| $3.50 a. M. until 10 a. m. tomorrow
Tomorrow night the Beta Theta III fra
| ternity viii have ball and reception and
| the Chi Phi fraternity will have banlie'
at the Drskill Tuesday night az The
Same place the Sigma M and Kappa Sigma
fraternity viii enjoy themselves in III,
| same manner and Wednesday night th'
| programme will close with the grand MA
ball. the pleasures OF which are anS, ,uslS
looked for from year to year.
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III. NJ. X. ana n. bonds.

A supplemental bill to the original III
of con,plaint filed on February 10, 1877, fos
Just BEEN filed in the United states cirru''
court of the Southern district of New lork
by the Mercantile Trust company Q. -"
900 nm second mortgage bonds OF the Mis-
so,,ri Kansas and Texas Railway company
5enandlng The payment Of interest on their
conrons. In the complaint i is aiie9ea
tbat The company he's been diverting het
earnings of The road to other purposes lnan
the payment OF the second mortgase
COUPONS.
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CARRIER PIGEONS.
Successful Fly Made From Calves.
ton tn Houston.


Yesterday afternoon Mr.. II. NJ. Remsay went
TO Galveston, where he released nine carrier
pigeons. taken from his tote on the Harris
burg road, Mr.. Ramsay has very hnc col
lection of these birds and is making great
success OF fiyins them.
Tho birds were released In groups OF three.
about ten minutes olaps!ng between each re-
lease; they made the fly OF fifty miles In less
than an hour and halt. all nine OF them
arriving at Houston IN a bunch.
They brought messages from Galveston. tho
hrst ever sent from that point One OF them
was from Mr., G, Il Patterson to Mr.. G.. W.
iiurd; another nom joe Morrow, informing
Geo. y, Hunter that summer travel was pick
Ing up; Mr. u, u. Tafclagc OF the News sent
greetings TO llAmp Cook and III. r. Warner.
The flight waH very successful one,
MIR Ramsay Is hopeful OF getting his birds
into the government service 10 be used IN the
coast patrol OFF the Texas coast, the pigeons
being taken by the various boats and homins
to Galveston. which the young birds can b
taught to do.
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IT is currently reported that there VIII
soon be changes in the general offices OF
the Southern Pacific at New Orleans, says
the Picayune the reports among railroad
people being that tbs management of that
road is trying to find bsrth for W. H..
Masters, now representing the company
upon the traffic board in st. Louis. MI.
Masters left New Orleans few days ago,
and the prevalent opinion Is that some
time in the future he will become mem
Der of the local railroad fraternity. Mr.
Masters will be remembered as me FORMER
commissioner of the bureau OF freight anu
TRANSPORTATION.
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Galveston 20. Houston ~.

Tho oleanders Of Galveston yesterday after
noon defeated the Athletics OF Houston ~
a score OF 20 to a. Tho rain In the morning
converted tho park into sea OF mud ana
water. making the ball hard to handle, ana
causing the players to slip and slide around
liko beginners In skating rink Hcuston
looked TO have tho game cinrhod" up to
tho fourth Inning, when Benson. the Houston
pitcher, .geut UP In the air and Galveston
scored thirteen runs; after that tho gnme
was devoid OF interest. Sedgwiek. the CAL
weston frst baseman, was the object o. some
rood natured guylng because he wore spsc-
taclos The only other ball player who ever
wore rlaeses was william White. once
pitcher or the Cincinnati leagie team.
For Houston Marniou did ihe best playine,
making a pretty stop and thr9w and beating
nut, two innold hits. Reed and keefe piayeq
with Houston and Page and Steinhon Win
f;alyeston, the balance being local talent.
The same clubs play In Galveston next sun
day. u =
At ideS ...........s Lac 9 t--da Y
oleandors ....."-..,.o . 10 Wv -
Kcefo ana Page left last night for Lafayette.
I'm. 10 t,iay bali with the club Of that plaza.
Reed follows then, tonight. ---------------,
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A NEW RAILROAD.

The Gulf, beaumont and Gren,
Northern Soon to he lIuiIt.
Mr. John H. Kirby, vice president and
general manager of the Gulf, Beaumont and
Kansas City railway, and president of The
Gulf, Beaumont and Great Northern rail.
way, left last night, via the Southern Pa
cific. for Boston. On his return from the
East he will let the contract for the con
structlon of the Gulf, Beaumont and Great
Northern railway from Kirbyville to JEFF
ferson. Texas.
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c.1onel Andrews Complimented.

Colonel j. c. Andrews, the Houston pas
senger agent of the Piedmont Air Line is
thus spoken of by the New Orleans Plea
yune .,
Colonel ]. C. Andrews. the well known
TEXAS representative of the Southern,
reached the city yesterday and was giaaiy
received by his many friends here. rms
Is Colonel Andrews old home. ana ne IL
glad 10 have the pleasure OF revlsitihg II.
Matters in Texas, he says, are quiet Win
the exception that the people are all ahn-
aus 10 go to war
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,. '-A ~.
u. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 aud
SEQ per day.


y quarters.
n Lohrmlller, Galveston; Miss Mary
' wsl, Gnaiiottenberg, Germany; j.
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n., NJ TAYLOR, Birminsham; s. A.
La Hunter, Bryan; Ii. c. Lawrence. Beau.
NJ, \ 4. Winters, Lake Charles; II. II
rlr% wan, cuero; T. c. Jackson. Austin, j..
p svsIer' san Antonio. S. TAFT, Yoakum; w.
r Snn, Texas; J. y. Canary, Sealy; w j..
II, ahog. Dallas G, w. Jones, Smithville,
soIhnson. Bath. Texas; f. u. Huston, Ma
|srons 7. W Nugent, Conroe: A. y.
Ellsr NJ lorsicana; j. Norman Roosevelt,
~ 4 5astrop; w. Borkhart, Columbia;
.In,. Boyle, city; Dr. ]. d. McGregor,
4, Soai Oh Johnnie. city; II. p. Mans
inv ror'e; W. o. House, NJ, X. and T..
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AwARnrn A rELLowsnIp

will this year take the degree OF NJ. a.
nj the State university, has been awarded
"A fellowship by Bryan Mawr university Of
Pcnnsylyania. She was also offered !rl-
lowthp by Cornell. but has elected to 30
to Bryn Mawr. This is the fiith scholar
ship captured this year by members OF the
Texas University graduating class.
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} Rates So 80 and $500 per day.
wL0R...... JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

ElEood E. Carlton, Tyler; Thomas A. Quin-
n Chicago; s. NJ. Cooper, Woodville; r. E.
Jorge, Houston; Frank Davis, r, X. Ear
q, Dallas: s. G. Leake. New York: Mark
Irgodsby, Chicago: II. b. Kaiser New
fAans F. l.. Chapman. Cuero; G. l.. Dyer,
'rted States navy; C. A. Coughlin San An
Stlo; c. D. Pratt, Dallas: w. H. Calvert,
ushall, Mo-; j. w. Webb, Temple; j. +.
rrigan. Marshalltown. Iowa; VIM. NJ.
Nk Fort Worth; j. b. Hill. Cambridge.
y: F, A. Piper, San Antonio; George
! +. Clark, Galveston G. W. Dutton. st.
qis; Gus Aarons, New Orleans; w. J.
ssns. Cleburne; Henry ID. Keith, Beaumont;
T. Holland, Houston Post.
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,,v.r,isins Texas Abroad.

The Express gays that the san Ah'onio
and Arkansas Pass railroads map Which
vii, hs exhibited at Omaha. has been COM
49, ana will he shipped to the exposi-
p ~ =, TOW DAYS. The map is main :
. 49, arair and is strildngly untrue u
r ne n Nebraska farmer leaning en-
~ to- and locking afar OFF TO the south
fn ,r new home. stretched out before MN
4; 10 s,rin Of country extending from Omaha
to The gulf and including the rich Gov country
reversed by the Aransas Pass ioau'
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wnArHER AND CROPS.

,.,,ar, pobortson County, Texas. June IL
~ he heaviest rains Of the year fsli mere
,,s, sight. accompanied by very h'gn M'"u'
,s s a't II is feared, viii damage the frops'
earsu Falls County Tef I, his Sun ssc,ior q
has faim s,,,x fnr te last week; q. fine sclsyn
IN is the ground which assures good corn crop
sausman. kaufman County Texas. Jams ,, ~;
rsasv yain. accompanied ~ conslucrAp,ss y
w,pd. len here this nornins; ~ asnss' =
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the business for the gathering of the Mys-
tic Shrlners will cause quite rush OF
travel TO Texas for few days. The tickets
have been on sale Saturday and yesterday
and will continue on sale today, and as
a result an immense number of eXeur-
:onists will avail themselves Of the cheap
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Yer BOUNDARY DISPUTE

nes, "ce ana ENGLAND Has
lsis IN, y" Amicnbiy settled.
! n ~. --The Niger boundary dis
sloss sn English papers have seen a
|ku eoyas practically settled. a con-
aps. wing oil disputes is ready for
\ Niger o' .~o commercial dtpots on the
! nshon,su. ueis for French trade With
II 4 s srs'.' while Great Hrltain's gains
n: 'ssfi'ory on the gold coast
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

calyert, Texas June ~ Primary conven-
lions Tor State Officers viii no held In the
various precincts In Robertson eointy June
a. lisiead of iuly o. County convention To
select delegates 20 the State convention VIII
bp held in Franklin June ~, Instead Of July
II.
walllNille. Texas, June lo.-1he democratic
county executive committee OF Chambers
comfy viii meet here June 70.
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Enst unilrnnd Timc.

Passenger train No. on the Wabash
railway beat the record Saturday OF tho
Continental limited on that road, which
was until then the fastest time ever MADE
in the West The train was fifty-hve min
utes late, and the seventy-one miles be-
tween Triton and Decatur Ill.,, including
n one minute stop at Toulon, was male In
sixty-elght minutes.
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a snd Accident.

rntel,irence has reached the city that MT.
A. stlusr. superintendent OF terminals Ana
me live power for the Texas ana rae'hs =.
a, psso. was run over by train In tnae
CITY. receiving such injuries as VIII hecs ia
state the anprtseion OF po'n 'es''
possibly cause death.
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TILL MEET yOU. DEARj or
AN IDEAL.

For ~he Post.
o. little bird, that fllttest gayiy round me-,
DEFY o'er-brimmlng with first ioses ue-
light
A month ago Dan Cupid had not found the
Nor, ipade thee feel his arrows magic nl,u,..
o. birdie. say, didst thou In last month
Hp,o any shadowy sense Of Joy quick coming
or. ali unconscious. didst thou watch the
Freak into lightY
o. sweetheart. to me drifting Ger Times BILL
lows.
sprcad All your sails and hasten unto ms
Today ! sit and dream beneath the willows
And wonder whnt your presence like VIII be-
WIN you be tail. commanding, with dark
eyes
TIA, read ones soul7 or shall | realize
Their hue reflected from yon cloudlcss skies
How win II be?
Howe'er Il be. know that you Will show
The qualities that III one for throne
In your clear eyes the light OF truth shall
True courage oreak in bearing. look and
tone,
And YOU shall love me past all understanding.
Anf my heart-thrcbs shall beat AT your COM
handing.
Loves wondrous power our two hearts ever
banding
More close in one.
O. love. somewhere upon Times ocean SAIL
rc,l,aps you may be dreaming now az me.
Dreaming amid the mists the future .yeillng.
How rure and good. how rchIe ! shall hs.
Iialp mt ali char from ont my heart 70 sifs.
That IT, WORTH 81, thy precious att
NY Love-to.bes -.
Dtsssfect Your PseDisss. s,
Lime 10 afiy qupntify q =. y: bsrtfA
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l sspnu County pop..

mi. ..' June l2.-The popu,ist
y al lung Convention which met here
4yoeu1c~eyt put Out county cnndidatrs.
II 4 ~. They nominated Hon. S.
$500 otney Tor representative. and
{fsv meet again July 22. at
somise 70 complete their
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President Robinson of the Frisco and
Vice president and General Manager i'a-
KUN are out on a tour of inspection OF the
LINES In the system
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Army 10y longer the better . Dispatch

American. Spanish war; one Mexican siding
with America and the other With Spain. The,
American Mexican shot and killed the Spanish
sympathzing Mexican.
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Rush "a Texas
The Is 80 round trip rate from 81 Lou's
10 DALLAS brought about BY he var over a
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sell tickets as follows for the events
named:
On account of general federation Of Wo-
mems clubs at Denver June 20 to 30, round
trip tickets for one first class limited fare.
plus 81. Date of sale June l6 to 49, limited
to return July 10.
On account OF the several conventions
to be held at Omaha during the exposition.
round trip tickets for one fare, plus 81,
will be issued, viz:
National Electric Medical association
Sell June 10 and 20, limiting tickets to
July Z.
Transmississippi Teachers association.
Sell June &c and 81 limit July 8.
Transmlssisslppi turnfest-Sell June %.
limiting tickets to July s.
National Republic League congress-Sell
July 10, limiting tickets TO July %
Congress Retail Liquor Dealers-sei
August 20 and 81, limiting tickets 10 Sep
TENDER 1.
National convention Bohemian turner's
Sell August 26, limit tickets to Sept ;
Der 5.
American Institute Of omcepathy-Sell
June % and 90, limit July T.
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Excursion Rates.

The Southern Pacific passenger depart
ment announces the following cheap rates:
On account of annual meeting of Ma
honal Educational association at Washing
ton, July to 9, round trip tickets are au-
thorlzed at rate of one fare plus 81, ex-
cept from Eel Paso, from which point the
rate will be one fare plus 81. Dates OF
sale July 2, 8 and 4, with final limit for
return July 16
On account of International United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor convention at
Nashville, July to Il, the sale of round
trip tickets to Nashville at rate of one fare
Is authorized. Dates of sale from all points
July l, 2 and 3, except from Ell raso, al
which point tickets will be sold June 80
July l and 2, with limit for Return July 81