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dispute between chile and Argentina will
| be settled peaccaby.
WASHINGTON Definite plans regarding
the affairs Of Oklahomu and Indian Ter.
| ritories are hclng formulated aud will
! probably he reported 10 congress early In
| the session after Christmas
| LISBoN.-A heavy gale has swept over
Lisbon last night Portuguese ship was
crew were drowned. There have been
| many casualties along the coast
WASHINGTON Representative Jenkins
lWlsJ has introduced measure providing
for a constitutional amendment providing
that congress shall have power 70 regu-
late commerce ms The United States"
SAN FRANCISCO A dispatch says that
the steamer san Bias. which left san
wrecked December Z OF La Lihertad. The
passengers and crew were saved.
NEW YORK.--Ollvcr Hartman. Sr., said
TO be worth S5,OOo,OoO, has been declared
insane and incompetent at Port Chester
n. Y. The petition was made by his eight
children. Mr. Hartman is 20 years old.
COLON. Colombia.--A woman colonel,
Sonora Kamonda Mendoza. fought brayely
With the insurgent forces In the conflicts
between the Colombia government and
NEW YoRK.-The executive committee
Of the United Irish league NJ America,
formed by the Irish ENJOYS. Redmond, Ne
Hugh and ODonnell. before leaving for
Ireland, has held Its FIRST meeting.
SEBASTOPOL.--The private quay spaces
are gradually being absorbed for the pnr.
poses Of naval extension, which. coupled
with the extraordinary efforts 10 increase
the Black Sea fleet is not without sig
nihcance
LoNDoN.-Thc Associated Press learns
that the war Office has come into posses
sion Of a cipher telegram purporiing to
have been sent by the Boer Commandant
Delarey, stating that he could not hold out
longer than January.
PORTLAND Ore.-About 100000 bush
els OF barley, $50 600 bushels OF wheat and
perhaps 100000 bushels Of oats from the
Columbia valley VIII find a market in
the East this season. Most OF the oats
will 70 10 Colorado.
MEXICO CITY The committee on com
merce and reciprocity OF the Pan-American
congress have agreed substantially on their
reports. Special attention Is given TO com
mercal reciprocity among the republics OF
the American continent
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night. No one was hurt. II appears thai
gang Of burglars is operating In this sec
tiOn.
STAMFoRD.-Tho home of a negro was
blown up with dynamite. but no one was
hurt. The owner or the house Is respected
aud there is much indignation at the out
rage.
FORT WORTH Tho representative Of
m English firm is here trying to get TeNls
flour. He pronounces 1t Of a superior qual-
ity, hut says that the supply is very de-
hcient.
SAN ANTONIO According 10 reports re-
ceived at department headquarters M Fort
Sam Houston, seventy nine officers and
1881 enlisted men OF the United States
army are stationed in the Texas depart
mcnt.
KARNES CITY.-The county clerk has
finished the transcript in the case Of the
State VS. Gregorio Cortez, who was given
death sentence for the murder of Sheriff
w. 4. Morris OF this county at the last
term Of the district court. The transcript
consists OF 1880 words and is contained
on 2l6 pages
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

FARMER.-A negress 1O7 years old died
here Saturday.
JUNCTION CITY There is a great rush
for school lands here.
FARMERSVILLE.- Fornby com
mltted suicide by cutting his throat.
DALLAS.-The local bar has Endorsed
Ctis s. Eaton for the court of criminal ap.
peals.
CORPUS CHRISTI.-The condition OF
Colonel r. B. Rentfro has changed slightly
for the better.
PARiS.--Luther whltteu was badly hurt
by a falling tree that he had been attempt
ting TO cut down.
HTLLSBoRo.-The annual ball Of the hre
department was one Of the SWEETEST affairs
Of tho kind ever given here.
GARRISON.-The store Of r. T. Patter
son, car here, was burglariEed; Sl2 in
cash and some goods were stolen.
SAN ANTONIO.--Tom Scroggins, q negro
who secured about $500 on forged checks
was convicted and given 1--WE years.
GREENVILLE.-Mrs. J. !. Nicholson was
stricken with paralysis Wednesday after
noon and is now in a precarious condition.
sHERMAN.-w. 4. Hendricks has hled
suit against the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas for $4,000 alleging personal injuries
SANDERsON.-Jim Dale was shot and
instantly killed by Joe Hannum. Hannum
was admitted to bail In the sum OF 300.
LAREDo.--A boy held up another boy
mere. QrlNeF OF n DdhtI WdEout ana ue-
handed bread for the members OF his starry
ing family.
EAGLE PASss--Jsmes Haley a nachin.
fist In the shops In c. Pordrio Dlaz was
fatally Injured by switch engine in the
yards here.
SHERMAN.--Ida Thompson aged o. was
shot with target rife and instantly killed
at Dripping Springs school house. 1t was
an accident
CREsSON.-The Exchange bank yauIt
was blown open and S24 In money and
$50 in jewelry secured. The inside safe
was not disturbed
SAN ANGELO-H. A. Lingroth was ac-
Quilted IN the district court on a charge Of
embezzlenent from the Gulf. Colorado AMI
Santa Fe Railroad company
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was exploded
under the house Of very popular negro
here The dastardly attempt on his life
has occasioned Sreat indignation.
GAINESVILLE.-C Captain S. F, BottomI
of the regular army Is here visiting his
mother He has been stationed for the
past two years-ln the Philippines.
WE ATHERFoRD.- The 4-year-old daugh-
ter Of Rev. j II. Blackburn fell against
a hot stove and was so badly burned that
she died In few hours afterward.
SAN ANTONIO.-The Salvation Army Is
now engaged in raising a fund to provide
a Christmas dinner for the people who are
unable 10 purchase one for themselves.
YoAKUM The program for the Joint In
stiiute Of teachers 10 be held here Jan
nary 10 has been arranged. Several dis
tinguished speakers will be In attendance
BIG SANDY. Several shots we're eI-
changed between burglars and three young
men who were sleeping in store here that
was about TO be burg!ariSsd "Wednesday
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

SAN JOSE Costa Rica.--The primary
elections are over. The official republican
ticket won.
GUTHRIE. o. T--As result OF the
blizzard stockmen 6gure 10 per cent
loss in cattle.
PARIS. There has been heavy fall Of
snow here. SnoEf8lls have also occurred
In other parts ot France also.
COLON. Colombia. --Gencral Aihan Is get
ting ready to attack the insurgents at
Tumaco. on the Pacific coast or Colombia.
ONDON.-There Is every indication that
the government Is determined 70 conduct
a vigorous campaign against the United
Irish leag1e.
GUTHRIE. o. T.--Cherokee Indians are
reported starving in the hills near Table
quah as the result Of the loss OF their
crops and the blizzard.
CAMDEN, n. limited States Senator
W. j. Sewells condition continues critical
and the members of his family fear dis
solution Will ensue soon
CORPUS CHRIsTI-The large schooner
Katie 81 arrived here Tuesday from Gal
weston with big cargo OF merchandise con-
signed TO merchants In this section
ARGENTINA.--The Swedish Antarctic ,ex.
petition, under DR.. Otto Nordenskjol has
arrived al this port DR.. Norkenskjol ex-
poets to return 10 Sweden In May, 1903.
VIENNA. Since the days OF Beaconsheld
and Gladstone no speech or Brltlsn states-
man has excited such keen interest mere as
WASHINGToN.-Pre Roosevelt has
sent TO congress a letter strongly commend
Ing the plan for q National forest reserYa-
tion in the Southern Appalachian region.
GUTHRIE. o. T.--Thomes Gibbln. a
farmer living near Ashley, o. t., has com
mitted suicide by shooting in hotel at
Augusta. He was formerly mayor Of Iuka.
Kan.
BERLIN.--A representative OF the foreign
office says the law requiring the inspec.
ton OF foreign meat az German ports Of
entry has neither been decreed nor Is II In
force.
WASHINGTON.-Th war department has
just RECEIVED from the Phupplnes the rec
ords OF two courtmnrtials OF Fillpinos
charged with the murder Of American sol
dleFs.
CORPUS CHRISTI.--County court CON
vened In regular session here Monday, but
as yet no business of Importance has been
transacted. The criminal docket is on trial
today.
NEW YORK.-The National bank Of
North America win absorb the bank OF the
state Of New York. President Edwards OF
The latter will be president Of the eeusoli-
dated institutions
BUEN0S AYREs.--senor Concha suber-
cseuz. the Chilean minister here. has relt-
Grated TO q friend his assurance that the
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A BIG HOTEL IS PLANNED
FOR BEAUMONT AND A COMPANY
HAS BHEN ORGANIZED.
The New Postoffioe viii Be OCCUPIED
in an Uncompleted Condition.
w. r. c. Organized.

Beaumont, Texas, December 1a.-Beau.
mont's boom in other respects long ago
passed its hotel facilities, though these
have been increased by the erection of two
or three buildings for hotel purposes The
Threadneedlc company, organized few
days ago, proposes erecting handsome
and modern hotel structure on the prop
erty just north Of Thrcadneedle court. The
company elected the following directors to-
day: Mark Wiess s. II. Van wormer. John
l.. Keith, p. CAL J.. j. Hebcrt, o. B.
Grccvcs, H. w Potter, Henry r. Malls
aud George W. Carroll The directors
elected the following officers: Mark wiess
president; John l., Keith. vice president;
=. Gail, treasurer; 5. H. Van Wormer. sec
rotary
While plans for the hotel are not com
pletc, 1t will probably he six stories in
height, A building committee has been ap-
pointed and II is the intention of the com
pany to get the building under way as
soon as POSSIBLE.
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hour Of business and blocks Of from 1000 700
10 5000 shares chSnged hands frequent ~
on a rapid rise 10 69I9 An equally rapid
reaction followed 10 64iA changes OF a
point being made between sales, but the
bnylng soon oyercame the declining ten
dency and the price bounded>up again 20
67%. There was another slump just before
the close and he last sale was 6o3s me
stocks termination OF the trading Is shown
nv III. facr that 222. 500 shares Of It were
dealt out OF total for all stocks OF 46I,-
600 shares The statement Of the directors
concludes as follows;
During the past two years the cam
NAMES In which the Amalgamated copper
COMPANY Is interested In have equipped
their mines and smelters with the latest
improvements and most modern labor-sav-
inp appliances. and one OF these conpA,,
MES has built the largest and best equipped
smelter In existence. This can be put N
commission early in the new year 40 mat mat
from row on these companies can produce
conner ri a cost that can successfully com
pete with any copper producer 10 .Ie
per business depends largely upon sncn =
revival Of foreign trade as viii bring re
total consumption Of copper nearer 20 ,ns
preducfIon than Ia the case At present
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, ION the Spanish deet At the yerv lncep-
,n,1 OF Inc battle. She used her mort hat-
ny because she steamed ahead to meet
SamnS 49, ihg enemy In accordance with
ppsvus much Wanted battle order
representative Livingstone Of Georgia.
70 vent 10 the White House yesterday
Mo tpuSe a protest against the verdict, ex-
tbnra tnat the reason he took his protest
wee AUS ils cad OF submitting 1t to congress
was mat he knew he could NOT ret a boar
.ns "a the house OF representatives owing
o tne autocrate refusal Of Speaker Hen.
Nm, 20 extend an opportunity for such
II go ins' MI Livingstone admitted that
~ was strange procedure on the part OF
. representative In congress 10 enter n
protest with the president OF the United
ne er'es' out Justified his course In the man
~ stated. II Is generally understood in
Stpngress that Speaker Henderson. either
sni oueh personal sympathy FOR the Samp-
suu cQnspiratorS or because Of a dislike
~ oNuleS' Will not permit any resolutions
ny ny ~! use OF which Is 10 create an in
house for action.
II IS stated in some quarters that the
S Speahsr simply reflects the attitude of
81 ieS,Itnept Roosevelt In this matter. Wheth.
tr TINS Is the case or not can only be con.
REQUIRED. II II is the presidents views re-
gaTulng Admiral SchleX must have under
gone radical CHANGE since he came 10
4. " asr ington, Two months ago he believed
nat Schley was prosecuted man and held
tVoWhhshleld and Chadwick RESPONSIVE
he has annarentI'. SIntc tnVu, noWeNeI'
ton Of Crov,Di, 81 ti la @ 70 wy ptVlnio.
aSteeu TO appoint Rear Admiral Taylor
festnd ,inr,is,ogotiu W neuieS vas maui
guiry os rbicf 81 IL "I i,v ."e Vuuli % IN
In decidinS 20 rl nIie uu ui iI ~ tE"liun
Maclay by crin,inei ,or ~ II
ia suc NtoI, s La.heI tnaI
ronsidaration' p U",,SuSlH Iui u 9lVVneIu.s
his avn Idcn. os W.. ensS "a io''oW ~,
premises IL % 49, w u"' NE snouIu 10 Nv tne
for The j,ipr, NH NJ 70 Munt my monty
fishers bo;.n l., ALL o1 mugt"f anu us uts puo
nor want 70 ha idar+t qGr MN s,,,t u9 IN,
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Of steamers from New York to Greytown
and other ports in the Caribbean. bought
The steamers, plant and concession OF inc
Nicaragua company and applied for an ex-
tension and enlargement of the contract.
This was granted by Nicaragua in june
1897, and the contracts thus obtained We're
transferred to the Caribbean and Pacluc
Transit company, an auxiliary of the A'ins
company.
The contracts gave TO the Atlas Steam
ship company the exclusive NJ steam navl-
CATION in the Silaco lagoon for thirty years.
dating from the approval of the contract,
on September 30. 1897, and the exclusive
right for the same time of constructing
tramways and railways along the line TO
avoid the obstacles in the lower part Of the
San Juan river, making the transit To san
Juan del Norte or Greytown, more RAPID
during the dry season.
The company obligated itself TO construct
within three years a narrow gauge railroad,
about FIVE miles long, from point on inc
Slaco lagoon, to a point on the san Juan
river near the Colorado junction, and SUIT
able warehouses and wharves at the term
inals for passenger, freight and other serv-
ice. This road is now in operation.
This concession, with all the property OF
the Atlas Steamship company. was pur-
chased recently by the Hamburg American
line.
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PPER DIVIDEND DECLARED
asamated Company Made Explanation
OF Late Movements of the Stock.

n, s''. December 10 .-Amn,rom,tcs
b /. and held interest over all
mae ~ street today and went
I ~, series of bewllderipg due.
d, s,, the erratic market had
b. 40, o,s of Amalgamated met
ss,. eividend Of / per cent and
al. ma eat placing the blame for
|ess. I, ~ the shfinGage in foreign
|asals,p't 0is contraction, u was
slss.s 3l dd had been forced 10
~ M ms IN the effort to main
a1sI.ss1 exports al 81 600 i toSs and md
,'ihg CONE ne last month the United
esnAk n psny had sold over 1OO,-
eoeks ~ future delivery
as,ely me stock We're unload
see ana ter business began on
~ fAe soout haif an hour after
E,sns wiped ont. rransnctions
~ i IN moderate. Efforts OF
~ elcse y ob1s or a parity with
We ranr. NE stock backed and
|, I1l..sneon' 81 a npint until wen
excited 10 the last half
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(rmany May Try to Interfere.

irk December ia special to
aaa nom Washington says: 1t is
ait Germany expects to have
fsp say about the Nicaragua canal
4 y the interests of German cor.
10 a Concession that will be inter
F.alsn, w ~ 40
-eifst has been obtained through
:! The Hamburg American line
was steamship company. The for
0srnan corporation and the latter
Il rh.i lhe Hamburg American com.
IN H. l .t ny the German govern
IA y, SHIPS can he called upon for
\ NJ, uNers Of the German navy in
h, Under the concessions from
i ,,rn,r.,.eah he Hamburg American
b. tsra eu, II Is asserted by foreign
Sn Is. exclusive navigation rights
h ssS Suan river and of Lake Mica
|tIaa,y TO the German company.
b Cs,NVi me Concession before II
eonns1nsn hands dates from before
NIes,ay organized under tho mime
hang sss aa Mail Steam Navigation
nNvnpany acquired the conces-
h. a R,i,isnlly the Atlas Steamship
sn company running n line
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decessors in expressing their belief that
the work can be carried to a successful
termination within the limits of reasonable
political parties are committed to the policy
of the construction OF this canal"
The report then quotes the declarations
of the various party platforms and PreSi-
dents Mckinley and Roosevelt fayoring the
canal.
In conclusion It says: "In view OF the
many thousands Of pages written and
dcrtaking and completion of this work, in
view Of the pledges made by the parties
that it should be undertaken and com
pleted. in view Of the recommendations
made ny the president Of the United States
and in view of the most universal demand
of the people that congress should AT once
10 something effective in the Inauguration
and speedy completion Of the isthmlan
canal. your committee content themselves
with this brief report embodying their
earnest recommendation that the bill pass.
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Lgs the Only Real "Sea Dog
/ N the Commission.
|r,TvOHAyE BUREAU RECORDS
VIII Make a Statement as
!. n. Court Is Dissolved and
/ He Is at Liberty.
. e...o.nnndence Of INC POST. }

r,.respondence OF The post.)
,r December II. Admiral
,i,rds are finding solace in the
lsmIral Dewey, whose dissenting
served to weaken the force
..,iss condemnation agreed upon
y, sod Benham, was the only
!, ne court who ever commanded
.ouadron Of warships. Ramsay
.,ra4d the Boston, which by com
IN other ships of the American
,.ly q gunboat.
reyer commanded a modern war
| I i,ct, Benham, out of forty-two
Il, in the navy, managed to re-
al, for nearly seventeen years.
at fine be held various positions,
hem in the navy department,
|. became completely imbued with
npe Of the departments bureaus.
!, ont Of forty-fve years of active
/ ,o,ut but sixteen years and nine
/ Il spa and twentyeights years and
L. ashore. He once commanded
IsAo station. He was superintend-
4, naval academy and chief of the
| n navigation. He is the highest
Il NV bureaucrat He is a creator
d It's worst features.
Isrs civil var record Is brilliant. SO,
h natter Is Banham's. Both fought
n, engagements and both received
n kr bravery. Since the civil war,
n neither has accomplished anything
|.rlnee. Their bureau training and
|ll Il actual experience with modern
Ia 4 clearly shown by their verdict,
|lou that before they became mem
a he court they had imbibed every
IA which was exploited in and
Washington by garrulous and dis
Is nayy officers who believed that
Eng schley they could aid them
Ramsay and Benham live in Wash
Both are members OF the Army
III club, which has been the hotbed
Nv abuse and SANDER.
BAL SChley's efforts TO secure a re-
d the verdict Of Ramsay at the
| Il Secretary Long Is acknowledged
|r@ to be futile. The secretary of
NJ 1 too well pleased with the ont
sihe prolonged inquiry to surrender
|sali so easily.
Ial Dewey, about whose dissenting
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ECANAL GIVEN CLEARANCE.
Reported Favorably and Slated for the
First Consideration of Congress.

eircn, December 19.-Representa-
Ff'fStn Iowa), chairman of the house
|siesion commerce, made today the
Of the committee in favor of the
fEi canal bill. A special order was
u The house for the consideration Of
beginning Tuesday, January Z, and
pune until it is disposed of. After
ne terms of the bill, the report
Z part:
purpose Of this bill is to concen-
lslaorlIy and responsibility for the
.,iiaa u this great work in the
me President, as We believe this
'9ld be safe 10 he pursued in
v quI INC purposes of the bill"
.pcil refers 10 the exhaustive re
~ 9y the lSthmian commission Of
ASnlral Walker is the head" and
40 eolbt Is expressed by the com
% me practirahility of the en-.
saa iney Join with a score of pre-
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MARRIED AT BEAUMONT.
A Party of Lake Charles People Witness

A Party Of Lake Charles People Witness
ed the Ceremony
Lake Charles. La, December ia party
Of Lake Charles people, including Mr.. and
Mrs j. w Bryan, Miss Lea Bryan. T. A.
pees and DR.. F. c. Watson. went to Beau
mont this evening to witness the marriage
Of Miss Lizzie ChaIson, a sister OF Charles
Chaison. formerly OF this city, and Angle
ton Brynn, until recently also a resident
Of Lake Charles Mr.. Bryan's present home
Is In Dallas, but be Is interested In The
Bryan company llmited) Of Edgerly, be-
sides his business interests in Dallas The
wedding took place at the brides home at
o'clock this evening. and the guests were
friends
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Postoffice UncomnIeted.

Beaumont, Texas, December 19.-The
plumbers strike is interfering with the
completion Of the government building, but
Postmaster Bone expects to move In on the
last day Of the year.
II is now quite apparent that Beaumont
has outgrown this building, even before II
is completed. There Is room for only 125
more lock boxes than the number now In
use in the old postofice building, while
there will be a demand for many more.
ONLY two general delivery windows have
been provided when foGr or i've are need
cd The government has sufficient land,
however 10 make substantial ad1lition to
the building, and this will be found neces-
s9ry at an early date.
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w. 3. c. Organized.

Beaumont Texas, December ia
branch organization OF the Woman's Re
lief Corps, an auxiliary to the Grand Army
of the Republic, has been organized In this
city and will apply for a charter. The
meeting for organization purposes was held
at the home Of Mrs. +. A. Hyatt Tenn
porary officers were selected in the persons
Of Mrs. r. r. Undcrhil as president and
Mrs +. A. Hyatt as secretary.
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Grievous OHense.

Ohio State Journal.
Mrs. swagger--I was obliged to discharge
nurse.
Mrs. Webb-Was she incompetent
Mrs Swagger-No, but she wouldn't let
our little Freddie pull her hair aud twist
her ears.
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ANTLTRusr sUITs DISMISSED.

Further Litigation Of That Character
Brought to an End in Mississippi.
Birmingham, Ala, December ia spec
Ial TO the Age-Herald from Jackson. Miss.
says: The action Of Attorney General Nc
Clurg In dlsmlssing the antitrust proceed
inss against the insurance companies ope-
ratfnH in Mississippi effectually brings TO
an end all antitrust litigation pending In
the state courts, and renders It likely that
there will be no further prosecutions under
the Cor law.
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James Butte,
HOUSTON.
The One which Escapes.

Ohio State Journal. tf {
JImpy-Paw, was II joiner whsi ssuEht =
whalei
Father-Yes Jimmie; now don't ask ann
more questions.
Jimmie wuz Il a big fish. paw
Father-Yes, yesi Now. den't bokhsr uxE
Jimmie How auz Il cum tr diaae1eaa&
away then. paWf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-26
Money to loan on improved real
setate. MCLAIN q WILKES.
ID. & K. q. Excursions.

Tourist rates to Salt Lake and
Ogden $500 round trip; on sale
daily until September 30; 30 days
limit; stopovers in either or both
directions.
Homeseekers to ST Anthony
Idaho, on sale Septem Der II; $3.50
round trip; good for 2l days from
date of sale for return limit; good
going trip within 10 days,
Festival Mountain and Plain.
Denver, Oct, l-3. One fare round
trip, Selling dates Sept. 30 to Oct,
2. Final return Oct. g.
Colorado w. @. T. U., Boulder,
Oct. Sill One and one-ifth fare
round trip, certificate plan. Sell
ing dates Oct. 6, I and s.
Rate of one 6rst-class standard
fare plus Sl00. S44l0, to Buffalo
and return Tickets on sale daily
to Oct. 81 inclusive. Thirty DAYS
limit, except that tickets sold Sept.
l to 10, inclusive, limited to sixty
days. No stopovers granted.