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best work was furnished by Ben
Johnson as Prince zouroff. His voice
was suited TO his part and az a
viIiaiuous Russian nobleman he
fairly outdid himself. Ben Howard
as Raphart de correz- was also one
Of the strong points In the proaue-
ton.
Afiss Branrconabe as the frivolous
LAZY Dolly did well. The part of the
Duchess de Sonnoz. played by Miss
Beach. was very much ovrrdoue.
Miss Douglass did very well as We're
Herbert. Other parts were put on
fairly we'll. John Daily Murphy. who
has been with the Reynolds com
pany since its organization. has left
20 Join Ralph Stuart az Los Angeles.
Moths" Nili run the week with reg
uiar Saturday matinee.
The First Violin"
tsThe First Violin" given at the
Grand Saturday night. Is the most
inane and useless thing Richard
Mansfield ever offered in this city.
Mr. Mansfield wisely reserved The
First Violin" for his closing per
Torrance. The bill gave general dis
satisfaction To as large an audience
as "Beaucaire" had delighted on the
preceding night.
kathryn kidder
Kathyrn Kidder comes TO the
Grand next Sunday for three per-
fsrrnances Of "A Country Girl"
@
Go TO Spinning for bicycle repairs.
--s.
Reiehert Bros. pianos. ITO Union
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swE vMoERsrooo RuMan NATURE

Howl humanity wins and
aiamonds.
clothes while must cash.
understood and she invented scheme
which simplicity she appeared in the French
Crawford Rival
The looked The fact
something nEht
Will
.
Mi. Crawford.
Of SAFE and
simply suassed anything heard of In France
drives
bank ouat at for the horses have pees long
harness gold plated?
The lenders handed
in her
pd suddenly and Paris the wnde of the
would convince the French
concerned that theirs Is worth the price paid
In e
exhibition
offers
The exhibition redeemng
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ILLEGAL SELLING
STILL GOING ON

Liquor selling at Madison park
continued yesterday. At the pavilion
which Is run by William Steffen
THERE was ne pFefeuee az secrecy. and
beer and liquors were sold openly.
At the ether resorts the selling was
Under cover. but BY the few who
we're right a wee bit Of a drink
could be procurad.
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TO OYSTER BaY

WASHINGTON. u. g. June a.
Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied by her
sister. Miss carrw. Miss Roosevelt
and the children. and some Of the
domeEtics OF the White House. left
Washington this morning on The
Dolphin for Oyster bay. where she
VIII pass the summer. The president
VIII follow them Tor a short visit a.
soon as public affairs Wiil permit.
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CONVENTION

SARATOGA. -. r., June e.=-ns-
shining today with meeting Of the
American Medical Association sara
taga for the next four or five DAYS
vii BE- the central point for medical
men from all over the United States
and Canada. as In addition q the
above there VIII BE- meeting q
pension examiners. a conversation Of
Of the health boards Of ths uuited
States. Canada and Mexico. and 4
meeting OF editors 81 medical pub
LEGATIONS. Tho subjects which will
be bfeusht before the various boards.
while largely technical. ara OF con-
siderable Importance 70 the medical
world
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Sunset Oil aud Refining Ca.

Second block of stock OF 40 600
shares nearly all sold That remain
Ing yet 10 be had at 25c per share.
Those desiring stock win do well 10
act promptly. Early advance IA prics
ELLIS MOHRIssON. Asst. See.
BnHcment Mutual Life bldg, Seat.
tie, Wash.
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Opening Of the Season

The supplementary stock season OF
four weeks at the Third Avenue be-
gan last evening. The company
which Russell & Drew has assembled
this year Is an even and fairly cap
able one and there Is little doubt
that 1t WIN give good results and
round out q month Of satisfactory
business
The principals OF the new organize
ton are Elizabeth Hale. Nr. and
Mrs r. ID. French, Frank Readick.
NJ. J. Hooley. Jennie Keiton. Mr.
Armour and Mr.. Plat. Miss KeIton
II Jewel as an ingenue. and Mr..
Hooley makes good in any comedy
role given him. Mrs Freneh's line
il character work and she may be
always counted on TO look handsome,
dress tastefuily and be letter perfect
In her part Mr.. French and Mr..
Readick are strong leading men. 1t
IL hard to Judge Of Miss HaIe's capa-
biIity as a leading woman from her
role OF last night. but she win doubt
less not be found wanting when
given more opportunity.
Thus II will be seen that all the
essential points q a stock orga MIA
ton are covered, save that a passf-
bic weakness may develop In the line
OF Juveniles. or extra Character
women However, there Is no uHe
crossing bridges until they are
reached. and II must be said that
the company succeeded we'll with It's
opening bill.
The stage management last even-
, Ing was surprisingly good. There
was absolutely not a single one OF
the so-cniled Inevitable first-nIghf
bitches and every member OF the
company was well I'D in hts or her
part. Hands Across the Sea" is, Of
course. a very well known nnelo~
drama. Some Of its ciinnaxes are
thousand years old and a more mod
ern play would avoid the cutting up
Of It's acts intos numerous scenes.
Nevertheless the heart interest Of the
play remains the same, and Its
bright cdmedy IL charming as ever.
These old meiodro<nas seem cr1ldely
made row but~they strike the sym
pathetic chords ia human nature
more truly than do contemporary
plays
''The Golden Giant" begins Thurs
day night.
Moths" At The Seattle
Harrington Reynolds and company
presented Moths" Oufda's famous
play. at the Seattle theater last
night. The play itself. put on az II
r. from the original manuscript. was
very good. The story IN an interest
fng one and the lines Of the piece are
beautiful Some 81 the parts. how
ever. are interpreted by the Pey-
noids company In a very poor man
ner. Others are well played. Prob
ably later IN the week things will
run more smoothly. but last night
there were ugly gaps throughout,
caused by the players not knowing
their lines. Several times there were
lapses Of several seconds that were
exceedingly tiresome 70 the audience.
As Lord Jura Harrington Reynolds
did very well. but his part ala not
call for any heavy work except IN the
Iast act. Then he arose to the occa-
sion and did some clever acting. The
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IRON BEDS

AT $50. worth s. 90 Neat de-
sign. white enamel. hslEht u
headhonrd. feet. three quar-
ter size.
AT t7.01. worth SO % Full size.
IN white enamel finish. height.
feet 6 chHH.
At t7.s1, worth flzOo-Wbiis en-
snei very fancy scrolls. height
81 inches. fun size.
At 81 a.. worth iiseo- Massive
bed Of continuous post pattern.
cholce 81 olive or cream.
sigoo from gisoo- White enamel.
ii6.e0 from tsz.0o-cream enamel.
usH0 from gseo-Ivory and gold.
a. - from tss.ee-Moaa green
and gold.
49, % from sts.eo-tvory aud sold.
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COY eIL.LIARplsT

Willie Hoppe. the wonderful young
billiard player. VIII giee one mote
exhibition before leaving Seattle. lie
viii play al the Seattle Athletic club
gymnasium wednesday night. He
viii play 100 points or no count
against one OF the beet players OF
the city.
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AtcTioN sAIE % reataurnnt OUTFIT ~
g. htckcrton a. Go. VIII soil on the prem
isest No. ais Columbia street. on We'd
hennny, Tho nth. az i0ia0 sharr, the
contents cunHietinr ~ fine oak dining
tehlef. chairs ridcbeari. hat racks
table linen. crocknry. cutlery glass caah
reFifter coffee urnH, rofrirern tor French
range. cooking utensils IN fact every
T. q, Biekerton & Co., auctlonsers.
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The Yale Racer won the -. G. A
amateur championship at the Pan,
American. II you want speed
strength and easy running qualities
buy enc.
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LIBRARY TABLES

At Ii0n0. worth tifco-fmitation
mahogany. highly peiiahed:
heavy legn; very pretty design:
- inches long.
At tik.00. worth s@s00-Goidsn
oak. quarfer-Hawed. highly pol
ished. large top. roomy lower
shelf. heavy legs.
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d&a aSiRza!a
ron salr-w.scris.sxrovs

E0N NAIE-HIsf Film y fsotr
isFlsI siHksf Al fifst zsenas. doing
ofae~fr stnr~. first avenue. ie~ Fsat-
pAoAgN a RUSSELL.
IT'S f1fst avenue. q
SUBURBAN 0focsry stass. Ecps iocatluu.
NiA trade fef haaar ana lot - vacant
iass rfse~ sssp Ovasf has Other buss
Ices uhfsh requires he whole attenti1u.
Raglan RttsstfIa
isia FIr~t assues
HfoHEsr prices paIa fof seeosa-hsns
tasfsshold auats. sfeves. tsdfuern ssts.
e.spsts etc asa sscend.hana atfifs FUR
Biturs. rcd Front Furniture Co. iio-ii1
$500 svenss souss. Tsi. Res iszA
Personal
COW Hf7TrgE groHE
FNTAHIsfFMEu fLENE~ YEARS.
Fcs me sshe - setting ae4uaiate1 With
ssives IN touch with iasra ihrsaah the
medium e TIE pfr.. old residents
AMOS a as. ard what's mere, theY heep
fatrunisinF ua.
ritter NJ xsu this peeis for sSc = fsaund.
fancT uraEon. 1-4nuad tfieks AZ. and
nice BnirF . raund bricks Anrs Lard 81
vhoissais prices ANn ouh FIN ZIG
GUARANTEED STRICTLY FRESH
Hsfns rlhsr. always that The quantity We
cell lnsurss yga always ftseh sogds L
COW nUTTER sTuuE.
Corner F=irsi avenue ana PIKE street.
Cars stop n ffunt q siors
BUSINESS MEN-For Al service tsa,roairs
tfs MARVEL Mansion cafe. terms modar-
ate. pleasantly sitaaiea at 1870 - ave.
Ger o. rnivsrai,ys also fornishsa roans.
A LARGE SALE Of an kinds 81 Japanese
utnfttnE from i2c a yard "a. Second
hand alaos stoves NeE1 cheap Atfd
.Ifont Furniture Co., III Second avenue
s.. 90 cahlns, pho,os. 81 % per dos. Tor one
week only. Esstman's Studio. 22ii First
avenue.
REMOVED to 2s2o ssssod. nq.,sn nean-
brown bread delivered.
sEE Lloyd, nn.eo. . lloyd as Ifinehlsy
block. about your homes Ter cash or de-
ferrca payments.
Mns. oFrEDAt. electrician. 4s4 Hotel
FINANCIAL -
PRED. u. MERRITT.
Financial Agent.
COLLATERAL BANK oRArto & Reed.
100 Cherry.
TO BOAN-Fflvato money at low rate Of
interest. bamus q oHnrr 100 Yesler
way, Rooms q. 4 and 8.
WARRANTS bought aud sold. Morrison
& Erhelnan. Mutual Life bid.
BUSINESS CHANCES
Own A HOME.
Building contracts for sale. With these
contracts you can buy home buy a
farm, nay on n mortEage or build a
home without payinE interest. We have
some low numbers that viii mature this
summer. ~ you own lot We So
cure you a building lean 20 build at
once on an unmnturod contract When
contract natures VIII pay the loan.
Company haa several houses completed
and building. This ~ poor man's op-
portunlty 20 secure a house on easy pay
msnts of only sd.Oo per month. Can or
address roam Sc. Sullivan hniidins.
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ron sslr-crrr MEAL ESTATE


49, 20 - i.is.s'f slssfsi. " ssrss
- na'1 ,., 600 tssTins ftai, trsss. ~
-. saN'sast'9
40 ar. snrse.s, ss-,,fss ttsss t.,,,o,-, t.,.a
81 $1,000 t,.tfsfrgs - .ses r.fi
80 ssI =. rs. si.~srir n.~s s,.ao
? te,s r-.,s,.,,s .e.,se -, -, - ,,,e.
fs.anthiy lsyTsssris ~ a.. sffo
c1safce tots T',Frusy-rin avenue. s1wef-
~ Ns~ Yea eik seatfte
MONEY TAf.Ks
We now oHer acres q - nue land a.
ther~ = IN King ennntr. thoroughly
CLEARED ana kfuhbed for title inoFs than
the nftce ~ clearing Thls property la
IN the naesusfah valley. saufh 81 Fair
Erounds. facinE on sea tile Tacoma FL
eFfriF line. We'll laa nfrN 4U every respect.
ara f-tiv 8 s,tlisr frrr, Pioneer sauares
CHaS y ADAMS.
a. EsTnasr building
----.-------.-----.-4--
ty4uAp HOME
tffr-ct= asp fs,Gs ss,,t. xss f,ov-.s ara
y sst.s.srfft y - ,,Nts-e5g i've ~. Il -
-, ,sl..- 49,. - - -. - y, =.
h.2tt 49, -. - :, :, y s,,.
VIEW CLOSE ~ sctt,,oi ANp tAt
l.lNE. hiisls NAN. Wv \ t-h. OF.
ti.k HltsiAAN HiAttoN, SitEh.N
LAKE CAR.
fli se.she-A f".sefr improved farm. 10
49, 80 -. s.,a, ip,sn
mouse 90 ehitAehs. lhVuhelof+ hfeoder
ana houses; snan q horses. NaEens. 2
tNNAt y. Hntee heith o. stone tstnt-
hins county, OF hrthn s,eNf EteeeFs.
WIZ ttli thfAA ants r. W Niafss Oid
hccd homestead
WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY,
nov the TINE 70 hut property IN this
bsAnutul AuhNIo. ELeesd sueen. me
Ns.tI. hihn y, Wv 49, te,atea, small
~ NE, zee - , ~, s.. ZONES oelit
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ron nENT-rwo room cottage. oheap.
lol5 Tenth ave, south. take jackson st
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EXTENSION TABLES

At SO %. worth iit.50-liizhiy
polished chartered oak. rich
golden finish. tz-inch square
top. snteuda 20 feet
At ti7e0. xoFth izioo-Quarssr-
sawed oak. finished dark gold
en- heavy pillars. fs-inch
square top. extends TO feet.
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Leave ssxffls 9 . r
Sailing June T. II. IL. ~. - Az On
q Seattle. SPOKANE C1ftzxs ca. an
su.ufh he4nd. CIfy q T1Eeks-
Tlekst Dnfrs. liz Jeanss -. k4tsfk
y. p. Tairnasre. rusz1 Art. { uNa<r
At. 0sn.i Aet.. Ocsan tccks sn-=< cs.-
al Perkins a Co.. Gen. Aga. SAC Pas
eiessn
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FOR aALE-A 4o-aerc improved farm. 10
arFcH 81 eruge. 400 fruit trees. G-roon
house. Too chickens. incubator. hraoder
ana houses. epan 81 horacs; 2 Wagons. 2
cows 81 miles north Of stones Land
ting en- Military road. or Inquire In Kent.
kiuE county, 81 Rerltn Bfos.. arncers.
VIII Heil chean. Mrs. =. w. Clark. Old
Reed Homestead.
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At $500. worth H4f.Bo- quarter.
sawed golden oak. highly poll
ishrd. large French mirror one
long drawer Aud three short
drawers.
At 81 90. worth ta5oo-Quarter-
sawed oak. finely polished ana
finished golden. one long
drawer. two small drawers.
French mirror.
AT so %. worth 1000 Quarter
sawed oak ~ very beautiful
grain. Handsome design. rich
golden finish. large French
mirror.
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Reiehert Bros. pianos. ITO Union.
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agfsi hasinrsws fEts
nfsrefT stnr~. ffrst avenue. to~ rsat
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WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY.
Nov Il the time 90 buy property in this
beautiful suburb. graded streets, nne
water. grand view. nicely located small
payments hnia nee monthly homes built
plans free. call IN and see "a before you
buy u, s. Investment Co.. issl ~
Third ave.
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SDR. A. l.. BOYERS,
{ DENTIST.
l0ffce: Poster Building, Main and,
! Walnut Streets. !
{ CROWN & BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALITY.
Office hours to liz am. / to- 8.


u. G. WELLS has added a lot OF new
fixtures to his barber shop and EN-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage. Shop under City
Hospital, Main street.
UNITED States Marshal Elliott has
called in all special and regular depu-
ties he has had 10 the coal fields, see
ing that the federal injunctions were
not violated. There is little change
in the situation and peace prevails at
all points.
THE supposed sea serpent seen by
residents of Fairmont in the Monon-
gahela river has turned out to be an
old tree with the limbs sawed off. 1t
is about thirty feet long and as thick
as mans body. In some way an old
candy bucket slipped over the small
end and enough is sticking out to
make it look like nose. 1t frighten-
ed residents somewhat. A man rowed
out in boat and discovered what it
really was.
A PROMINENT Republican office
holder at Parkersburg has said: "Per-
sonally have nothing against Char
ley Caldwell and / rather like him.
But be can't go to the senate. So far
we have spent $4,000 to accomplish
their defeat and the fight has just he
gun. If it is necessary we will spend
three times that amount as we are
determined TO knock out Jim Caldwell
at any cost"
AN exchange has been effected be-
tween Senator Elkins and the Deck
er's Creek Coal and Coke Company by
which Mr.. Elkins gets control of the
coal on the north side of Decker's
creek and the Decker's creek company
that on the other side. Drift mines
will be opened by the companies on
either side of the creek, and before
the SHOWS OF winter have interfered
with the work the miners will be pro-
tected beneath the hills and mining
the black diamonds of Morgan dis
/ trict.
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SATISFACTORY laundry work done
at 1911 Walnut street. Lee Fink pro-
prietor
HE next annual session OF the
Preston county SUNDAY School AS.
ISOLATION vii be held at Tnnnelton,
September 10th and 18th.
The financial statement Of Lewis
county shows receipts Of $50, l69.30
aud disbursements Of $50, 33492
The deficiency is $1l.l6562.
CONTRACTORS and many men, prin-
cipaily negroes from Virginia, have
arrived along the Big Sandy for the
extension of the Chesapeake d Ohio
railroad
The Southern OH Company will
move its Weston office to Wheeling
in the near future.
Up to date fifty seven petitions in
bankruptcy have been tled n Hunt
ington, the last one being Fl. w.
Peerce, OF Matewan.
AN excursion from Charleroi will be
here on Thursday August %. 1t viii
be run under the auspices of the
Christian church of that place A big
crowd is expected to come up on the
boat
Snow is reported from Mt. Wash
ington in New Hampshire. The
mercury went down to "a.
Fish are said not to be biting in
the Potomac this year as they usu.-
ally do and fisherman are in the
depths of despair This stream is
generally one of the best in the
country for fish.
A FEW ladies shirt waists left. sizes
81 and 81, q TO 20 cents regular
price so to S1.25. Hsrsehmans.
A SAW mill and over six miles of
standard guage railroad are being
constructed at Hambleton, w. Va.
to market the timber from. 5000
acres of land near that town.
WESTON DoDsoN d Co. are erect
ing a substantial railroad bridge
across the Potomac River at Barnum
w. Va, for the purpose of charging
the put from their coal mines there.
They have completed a large hotel
and several single residences since
they bought out the Watson Low
Coal Company.
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McCLURE'S RESTAURANT,
st. Clair'S old stand, High Street,
opposite Wallace House.
Services at Spring Park.

The Salvation Army will hold
Sunday services, forenoon and after
noon, August oath next, at Spring
Park.
Trains will run at 900 a. m. and
200 p. N. returning in time tor din
ner, and supper.
Fare for the round trip 400 for
adults and 25e for children under
y years of age,
One fourth OF proceeds will go
to the Army, TO detray the expenses
of their work in this place.
A more meritorions purpose does
not appear to Morgantown people
and it is hoped the excursion will
be well patronizad.
The new Church at the Park is
rapidly nearing completion and will
shelter the people in case of rain.
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| DoN'T wear clothes with dirty
looking spots on them when Weibel
will make them look as well as ew
for trife. Send them to 424 Front
street
SABRAToN will be the mecca for
many people shortly. d big lot sale
will take place up there on September
tenth.
GET ready to invest your money 10
Sabraton. There is great deal 10 be
gained through putting money into
that suburb.
BUSINESS was suspended in town
during the funeral of the late L. Pick
enpaugh this afternoon. This was a
very impressive mark Of the esteem in
which he was held.
BROWNSVILLE will lose It's wharf
as result of the building of the P. &
L. e. extension to that town. 1t be-
longed to private individuals. and the
railroad bought and will occupy it.
AN Italian had his leg badly hurt
in a stone quarry near Dellslsw Tues
day DR.. j. w. Hartigan attended
the victim OF the accident who is
resting easy at present,
THE Harrison county school teach
ers have been assessed 25 cents each
to defray the expenses OF a representa-
tive TO the next legislature to get fav-
orable laws passed for teachers. 9th
er counties are doing likewise.
THE threatening day kept many
people from joining the excursions
down the river and up the M. and K.
Yesterday Those who did go had
fine time and the weather could pot
have been better. There was a little
rain in the morning but nothing to
interfere with the pleasures of the day
THE wife of Methodist minister
in West Virginia has been married
thee times. Her maiden name was
Partridge, her first husband was
named Robin, her second Sparrow and
the present one is named Quayle.
There are now two young Robins, one
Sparrow and three little Quayles in
the family.
A FULL and new line of silver pur
SEES and satchels, all sizes, all prices,
all new styles and shapes.
GEO. @. HAYES & Co.,
Leading jewelers..
You will find the best brusst Is car
pet in town for soy per yard. The
priettiest and cheapest line of rugs,
mattings, linoleums, oil cloth, &c at
Werner. Fortnev & Co
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BALTIMORE Il OHIO r. r..
Principal Conventions Held in Various
Portions Of the United States for
Which Special Rates will be in Effect
via Baltimore 4 Ohio n. r.

DENVER, CoL.-National Fraternal
Congress, Aug. $3.50 One fare for
the round trip to Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo, Col. Tickets good
going Aug. 22 and 20, good returning
until Sept. 80, inclusive
DENVER, Col. Associa
tion of Letter Carriers, Sept. 1-6. One
fare for the round trip to Denver Col
orado Springs or Pueblo, Col. Tick
cts good going Aug. 20 to 81, good re-
turning until Sept. 30, inclusive.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. National
Educational Association, July I'LL.
One fare plus $500 for the round trip.
Tickets on sale July 4 to 6, good re-
turning leaving Minneapolis not ear
lier than July nor later than July
IA. BY deposit of ticket with Joint
Agent not earlier than July s nor lat
er than Jnly la and payment of fee OF
fifty cents an extension OF return linn
it may be secured to leave Minneapolis
to and Including Sept. l.
Mt. LAKE PARK, MD.-Y. M. g. A.
Secretaries of N. A. Biennial Confer
ence, June Ills. Tickets on sale
June 8 and 10 valid for return to June
II, inclusive.
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH.-Grand
Lodge b. z. o. E., Aug. 1914. One
fare for the round trip to Chicago OF
ST. Louis added to fares authorized
therefrom. Tickets on sale Aug. 6 to
s, valid for return until Sept. &c
inclusive.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Imperial
Council, Mobiles of Mystic Shrine.
Very low rates. Tickets on sale May
26-June I, valid for return within six
ty(6Wdays from date OF sale when
properly executed and on payment Of
fifty cents at time of execution.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Biennial
Meeting Knights of Pythias, Aug. p
IA. One fare to Chicago plus $50 for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Aug.
to I, valid for return to Sept. 80,
inclusive.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-National En-.
campment, G. A. r., Oct. ell. One
fare for the round trip Tickets good
going Oct. 4 to 7, valid for return un-
til Oct. IA. BY deposit OF ticket with
Joint Agent at Washington and pay
ment of fee of flfty cents, extension
of return limit may be secured to
Nov. 3.