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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
NEWS OF THE BASEBALL WORLD.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO.
 President .. .. Charles A. Comiskey TrsinEing TiinEa ground, New Orleans. Is. La. Start March S.
 Catchers-owen, Mnite. Altrock, Smith Patterson, Walsh, Fiene. and Ru- nIieiders-Donchue, Dundon. Davis, Tannehill. Isbell, Rhoe. and Andrus. oJH5tsiosTsSNSesl HgmnSiIi oNell and Weiday reen' PHILADELPHIA. President. .Benjamin s. shibe Training framing ground. Montgomery, al Ala. Start February 27.
 Gatchers- -shreek,, Powers. and Byrnes. ssslsS csases p9srs and kysls kaas Infielders-Davis, Murphy, M- Cross. Knight. Hanifil. Brouthers. and oid- outfieiders-seybold. Hoffman. Lord. DETROIT. rnrssidsnt .' ''"iiilam iui,5;s II. 1awsey y TSainiag Ground, Augusta. ca. . Star Start ca.chers = Warner. Drill. Doran.
 Ionahue. Wiggs, Mccafferty. and hfieiders-Lindsay, schaefer. oLeary, | Coughlin. Lowe, and Beaver. utfieiders-Crawford. Barrett. McIn-
 tyre. Jones' and pdsTah GS66. President .... =. .... John I. Taylor Manager ... ... James J. Collins. Tfsia.ag .Ig ground Macon. ca start catcHers-Griger. Armbruster. Pater-
 son. Graham.
 Gibson. Winter, Harris and Josslyn. nfielders-Grimshaw. Ferris. Parent, l Collins. and Unglaub. | Outfielders-Selbach, Clay, Stahl. God. win, and Freeman.
 l CLEVELAND.
 President .. .... .. John. H. Kilfoyl Training ground. Atlanta. ca Start catchers-Bemis. BueIow. Clarke. and Pitchers - Joss. Bernhard. Hess.
 Rhoades. West Eels. cadwaliader. and Wood. Turner, Bradley, Barbeau, Shipke, utfieiders--Jackson. Bay. Flick. and
 Congaiton' NEw YORK
 President .... .... -. Joseph Gordon Trsaining ground. Birmingham, Ala. catchers~Kleinow. Mcclure. and Pitchers& chesbro. orth. Newton.
 Ciarkson, Hogg. Le Roy. Griffith. | Keefe, Whalen, Hit, and KissinEsr. nfielders-Chase,. Williams. Eiberfeld
 Dougherty, Hahn. and belehanty. prss,dsnt WAsHiNefo foNTi c. Moves Manager ''' Garland l%Jake;.) stahl Training ground, Charlottesville, Va Catchers-Kittredg and Helden.
 Pitchers-Hughes. Patten. Wolfe. Sud
 hon. Kitson. Hardy. Falkenbers.
 Starkell, Mccoy, ana Smith.
 Infielders-Stahl. NH. Schalfly, Cassi- l dy and Love Cross. ..4 utfielders-Hickman, Stanley. Jones. 1 Anderson and Henline.
 1 -ts ST LOUIS. <. President .. .. Robert L. Hedges Manager .. James McAleer Catchers-o'Connor. Spencer. and Rick Pitehers--Hoyell, Powellf Glade, Pelty.
 Jacobson, Buchanan. Morgan, Slagle.
 Smith, Young. and Swalm
 Infielders-Jones. Nordike, Rockenfield
 Niles. JCfdan, o'Brien, Wallace and outfieiders-stone. HemphilI. Koehier,
 and Cook.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago.

Chfcngo. President ....+.... Charles W. Murphy Training Ground. Champaign, Ill. Start catchers--kling, Moran, and Noonan. Pitchers--Lundgren Wicker, Reulbanh. 1nfieIdersMchance. fi idcha Evars. Tinker. steinfeidt. Hoffman; and sShaub. Outfielders--Sheck ckard. Slagle A. Schulte. and Sebring.
 New York. President. ...s......... John T. Brush Manager. John J. t'Muggsy'9 A.cGraw Training ground Memphis. Tenn. start catchers--Bresnahan Bowerman. Mar shall, and Fitzgerald. Pitchers-Mathewson Mceinily. ewson IT.. and Ferguson. nfieIders-McGann. Gilbert. Devlin.l Dahien. Strang and Robinson. Outfieiders-Mertes. Donlin, Browne and President. ..s.-..... Barney Dreyfuss ! Manager. ......,.. .-.... Fred Clarke Training ground. Hot Springs. Ark catchers-iibson, Peitz. smith. and Pitchers-Phillipe. Leever. Case, Hide. brand; Willis. Lynch .se'fieid. ana Infielders-Neaion Ritchey, Leach. | Wagner. and Sheehan. outfielders-Clarke. Beaumont. Clymer,
 PhiIadeIphia. President. .... William H Shettslilnas la Manager. .....;. ........ Hugn Sumy S: Catchers-Do Dooin, Donovan, Munson, and Crist.
 Pitchers-Duggleby. Lush. Nichols, Pitt tinger Sparks, McCloskey, Kane, and Hoff nfieiders-Rransfield Gleason, Doolin. Courtney, Ward. and Sautelle. loutfielders-Titus Thomas. Magee, ana
 Cincinnati. President. Augustus Hermann Manager. Edward lHanlon Training ground, Marlin. Tex, Start catchsrs-schlei. Phelps. and Living | stone e IPitchers-chech. overall. Ewing, liar hot. and Hafford.
 Inficlders-Barry. Carr, Hugglns. Cor coran, Mowbrey. Lcbert, and Dele outfisiders--Kelley. Seymour, odwell. siegis, and Hinchman.
 St. L0uiA.
 President. Frank De Haas Robinson son Training ground. Houston. rex. Start catchers-erady. slattery Holmes. and | Starnagle.
 Ipitchers-Taylor Mcfarland, Brown. II ERan, Thieiman, Adams, spade,
 Thompson and Jokerst
 Inffelders-Reckley. Arndt. McBrtde. Hoelskoetter. Hausen, James. Burns,
 Clayton. Kiispel, Perrine, Qufllen,
 Bonnet, and Frartz. utfielders--Dunleavy, shannon, Shoot,
 De Groff. and Hines. ,l Boston.
 President. Arthur IA; soaen Manager. .. fTSp AShn.|s Training ground, Jacksonville, Fla calchers1-Nssdhatn, o'Neill and Brown PifehArs4-Y 6ung. Fraser. Lindeman, | Pfeffer, and Mccarthy. ! Tnfielders--Teney Abbaticehto. Braln.
 Bridwe1l, and Raymer, Outfielders-Howard. Dolan, and Bates
 Brooklyn.
 President. ....... Charles Il. EDnets Manager. ............ Patrick ponovan raining ground, Columbia, S. C. Star
 March 12. Pitchers-Corbett, scanlon. Mcintyre 7 StrIcklett, Briggs, Pastorius. Bell : Doescher, Eason. Durham, and SuEgs 7 Infielders-Gessler, Jordan, Hummstl II Pattee, Weigand, Lewis, Frank, ca
 sey, and Alpermau. P Outfielders--Lumley. McCarthy, Malon' { ey, Batch, Malay and Dobbs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
PLAYS NEW ORLEANS
CONNIE MACK TO TAKE MEN TO
 CRESCENT CITY.
Spend a Week Ln the Crescent City, Leaving Here Saturday
 Might.

After Saturdays game at Athletic Park between his regular and colt teams. Manager Connie Mack. of the Philadelphia Americans will leave Sat- urday night for New Orleans where his team is scheduled for game sun day afternoon.
 Manager Mack will take eleven men with him to New Orleans with Knight on third, and probably Waddeu, Plank and Coakley will do the box work. other positions will be determined later. After the game in New Orleans Sunday. he will have another on Saturoay, March 10. and one on Sunday March II. team back to Montgomery Monday morning and taking them to New Or leans for the games on the following Saturday and Sunday, he has decided 10 for a week. bringing them pack 10 Montgomery on Monday. March F.
 T will keep Brouthers and Monte niSht. for I want these two to work together as much as possible" 't- /. For the two weeks following the i2th both the colt and the regular Athletics will buck down to the hard | est kind of work. Bv next Saturday there should be ten or twelve of the ! Climbers here, and Durrett will give tkem some stiffish work next week with 1 a game with the Athletics on Satur-
 day, the 10th, and final one on Satur- | day, the 17th.
 thursday. the 22nd Manager Mack
 will leave Montgomery taking twelve
 men with him and playing Babb's team | in Memphis on Friday and Saturday, | the 23rd and 24th. From Memphis he will go to Nashville, playing Mike
 Finn's aggregation Monday and Tues
 day. the 26th and the 27th. The other part of his team with the newspaper
 men. will meet him either in Knoxville
 or Chattanooga, where he is to play
 on Wednesday. the 2Sth. From there the entire Philadelphia outfit will
 start for their home. and after a
 weeks limbering up journey to Wash | ington, they will open the season there
 with the Senators on Saturday Aprll I14 ah,,a l in Montgomery who doesn't hope Una ! | the Athletics will jump te the rront | at the start and stay there during I Ine enire American League tourney. Ine 1 Athletics were scheduled for same, or two games, in Montgomery with Jimmy
 Collins Boston Americans put Presi- dent Ban Johnson, of the American Iearue prohibited the playing or ex- hibition games between two teams oI
 that league. The games therefore were
 called of, though Collins team will
 niav inc Climbers on Friday and Sat
 nrdav March 30 and S1. r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
,,oNTGOMERY.

(. President. '....'.'E. +. nmrrett laanse Plaia.nnhseers.McMakin, May, Lee. Mccrane;
 Hale, Germaine. Frye. Boyle ana "a aMfcgbles1rsFIsmith and McAleese. nfieiders--Mullaney Busch, Schwartz outfieiidd;ersmDelehanty. ssid; Holland, Dur
 F'' anu LITTLE ROCK.
 President. =. .... T. huItel' Manager. Ma pscrsr chinn' Guese. Cash.
 Watt. Boultes, Johnson, Brady, Voor-
 hecs, Kfllen and Damann. catchers-zimmer Anderson and Ben
 der
 Nefeau and Boles.
 utfieiders-McCann, Gardner Hogan
 and weimels.
 Mana1er Robert Gilke raT PraiTtehers-Fisher, Breitenstein. Fritz,
 Willis and possibly sorreli, swann catcherslfritz, % Grafhus and Burns. nfielders--Abstein. Clark, Weikart'
 Evans, Hess and Kennedy. utfielders-Hanley, Daley and an un-
 NAo"H' ATLANTA.
 PrAsident Dickinson Manager. :. William Smith Business Manager. Newton EthrioBs Pitchers--zeilers: Raym9nd, y Bnrnusm 1Is mum
 Sparks, shaffer. chiids, utley ane cateRers-smith, Evers. Dunlap. Kahl' koff. Ketter, Dunne and probably Infleiders-Fox. Jacobs, Morse, Tibald l Hoffman, Gettig, Noolett and Jordan 1 outfielders--Smith. Curtis. Murdoch
 Rickert. Crozier, Winters and sun | ' BIRMINGHAM. | President. .. ..R. H. Baugf Mn,aanager. win ,In, Rearan. Pylant | Ginger Clarke, Dessau, Sallee anc l catchers-Matthews and Garvin. l utfeiders-Carlos Smith Dale Geal
 and Molesworth.
 | nfieId1rs-Elsey, Newman, Vaughan | Walters, Oyler, Montgomery.
 MEMPHIs. l President. ..;.,;;-- T1- 1-S Pitchers-stockdale, Goodwin. Brown l Sugs, Eckstone Criss and Liebhardt Catchers-Hurlburt and White. Inhelders-Carey. Cooley, Nichols ant l utfieiders-Raley. Thiel and Maneush l NEW ORLEANS. sl5 Pprssident. - Charles FTani % %Pitehers-Breitenstein, Phillips, Ged Catchers--Stratton and Sullivan. | Infielders-Rohe, Holly, Williams. Beck | Zimmerman, Miller, Plass and ffuber | Outfielders-Nadeau. Knoll and Gastor l NASHVILLE. | President. .Josepn Palme | Manager ...... Mlke Flnl | Pitchers-Gilpatrick, Durham, Geyer
 Herman, Karger and Duggan. l Catchers-ReisinEer and Wells. Infieiders--Stafford, Keller, Bohannor
 Kopp and lansing. l Outtiefders---Wfsem Norcum, Spea
 and Kannler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
nied in omcer,n Arma.

Roanoke, Va, Feb. FIR. L. Trayn- ham was arrested here last night charged with the murder of his father. J. B. Traynham. on the night of Feb ruary IS. The feeling here was very bitter against young Traynham. and 1t was thought advisable to take him to Lynchburg for safe keeping. Just as the train. was entering the latter city Traynham arose from his seat and with an exclamation fell back In the arms of Offlcer OVerstreet. When he was taken from the train he was found to be dead. Whether 1t was suicide or heart failure is not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
nIr,Le Finn was Here.

Mike Finn reached the city on the huntsville and Nashville train No. ? at o'clock yesterday morning, and af- ter running up to the Glenmore Hotel Tar breakfast. left at g o'clock for Nashville. He says that he is feel ing good over the outlook for his team, and that lot of wise people will have a big surprise arty over the showing of the Nashville team this and the fans here hope that he will have fast bunch, only they hope that Durrett will see" him several better.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
ADMINISTRATORS
 NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad- rninistration on the estate of Harry Winter. deceased. were on the 3rd day of January. 1906. issued to the undersigned by J. B. Gas ton. Judge Of Probate of Montgomery Coun- ty. All persons indebted to said estate will make settlement with me. and all persons holding claims against said e7tate must pre- sent the same within the time required b~ Jaw. or the same will be barred.
 B. S GREIL. Administrator Of the estate of Harry Win ter, deceased.
 wed-3t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
Giants Move sonthmnrd.

New York. Feb. 27.-The advance guard of the New York National League Baseball team will leave this city this afternoon for the training ground at Memphis, Tenn. Tn the par ty will be Christopher Matthewson and his brother Henry; Gilbert Donlin Fitzgerald J. H. Kennedy, a new in felder, whom Manager McGraw ha- just secured, and Harry Tuthill tho trainer The first championship game will be played April 12.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Alabama, Montgomery County.
 Probate Court. February 21th' isoS'
 Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day of February, 1906, R. E. Seibels. Guar dian of Carolisa Nichols. minor. filed in the Probate Court of this county his appii- cation in writing for an order to sell certain lands lying in this county, belonging to said ward. and described in the application. for March, 1908 was appointed a day for hear 't'- S@sN J. B GASToN.
 wed-st. Judge of Prohat@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
st. I.ouis Team En Route south.

st. Louis Team En Route South.
 John McCloskey'e St. Louis National Leaguers also left home for the South yesterday Mo. knows by the experi- ence that he had when he was manag- ing the Montgomery team back in 1892 the beneficial results of an early start.
 A special from St. Louis says:
 Upon the advice of Manager Mo Closkey. the St. Louis National League players were notified to report several days before the original date set. They will depart for Houston, Texas, next Tuesday. Although Danny Shay, the teams crack set ond basSman, has an nounced he will not play this season, and Jimmy Burke has been released to Kansas City. McCloskey believes that in the youngsters he has gathered he will be able to fill the places made vacant by these old timers. Shay's wife is i'll and ne feels 1t is his duty to remain on the coast Tommy Leahy was released with Burke to Tebeau.
 Mike Grady w'll remain with the team despite the fact that he is Charg- ed with being a disturher. McCloskey ha7 several players whom he will try out at each respective position, and un- der his direction it appears the local Nationals will have to work harder than they have in several seasons.
 "Tt practically Is settled that games on March and and 10 and II will he nlayed with the Houston team. Trips will be made to Galveston, Fort Worth and other Texas towns. It Is probable the Cardinals will play the last two saturday and Sunday games at Dallas. switching with the Browns, altnough this is not settled. The list of players follows: Pitchers, Taylor. cFarland. Brown, Eagan, Thlelman, Aaanls' Spade Thompson and Jokerst; catehers, Crauy, Slattery. Holmes and Starnagle; i; infielders. Beckley. Arndt. Mcbride, Hausen, James, Burns,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
Total 63

FGsah Figuring two cents per mile s',t5S for mate of the amount ot money to be paid for railroad fare this year. It will be found the estimate Is almost $1S,000, which means that about 7e.- 900 persons must pay their admission of 25 cents each into the parks before this one item of expense is overcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

leans can pay salaries that Connie Mack of Philadelphia wouldn't stand for. The salary limit in this League must be of a dexibility. elasticity and resiliency that would make even Reach ball seem like block of wood 1see the Birmingham score card priv ilege' and New Orleans Salary list" "o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
such unexampled insolenee and total

Such unexampled insolence and total disregard Of common dec@rcy was shown by photographers and camera fends in New York during Miss Roose- veIt's visit to that city that there Is earnast renewal of agitation in favor of sor,e measure of legal protection aqainst such persons. There is al ready some sort of enactment on the subject, but the talk now Is for some thing more stringent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

se@taA bids for contract for the erection ns m nAdfelon tn the First Baptist Church Of Troy. Ala. will be received by the un : dsrsigned coynmittee on contracts not iasss ffan Aprff fat. next: plans and specifica-- Sions therefor may be seen at the ott'ca or Frank Lockwood. architect. MontSomefy' O c WILEY.
 CHAS. HENDERSON.
 w. C. BLACK.
 A. B. FOSTER. 31 Troy. Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

Cleyton, Kilspel. Perrine, Quillan,. Ben
 nett and Franz; outf1elders, Dunleavy,;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

Some of the Philadelphia Nationals have been in Savannah for several tire team will begin work by Saturday.
 The St, Louis Amerlca1s will leave that city tomorrow and so straight to Dallas Texas. ,,,
 Next the Cininnatl Nationals will leave for Marlin Springs, Texas, the Detroit Americans leaving for Angus fla. ca. on the same day. On March 10th. the Boston Americans will leave for Macon, and a week later the. Bos- ton Nationals will leave for Jackson vile, Fla. Pittsburg will leave on the 18th for Hot Springs, while the Cleve- land Americans will leave for Atlanta on the 10th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

John H. Farrell, Secretary of the National Board of the. National, Asso- sIIes, the official title of the minor leagues, gave out some interesting in: formation showing the hold baseball has taken on the public from Maine to California
 Farrelrs figures show there are now thirty-two minor leagues under pro tection of the national baseball asso; citation. These leagues have a total of 2I3 clubs, and employ more than 4,200 men. and spend upward ow $6OQ,- GOO monthly for salaries, travelling ,eS-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI

The Alumni of the University of AlaSama TserciaI Club Rooms on Wednesday night. Tebruary 2Sth. 1906. at 1880 p. m. Business of Importance to the University and every Aisihhu' ROBERT E. STEINER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

Bijou Matinee Today, ?. m. Albert Taylor Presenting 'sLady Oi
 Lyon."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
GJSPECIAL.D'| kNOTICESI
BUDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals in duplicate will he re- eaived until I2 o'clock non. Monday. March eSv Ala, for furnishing the City of Mont rouasry with ona City Service truck. with vTise fuIiy equipped. with Channel Steel Frame, with or without rubber tires Also nna combination wagon with forty t4o1 gal lon chemical tank. with twenty t2o) root sxtens,on ladder and roof ladder. City re- R. s. WILLIAMS.
 City Treasurer. . air-VYad
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penses and other necessary outlays
 such as rent of parks and accoutre-

pensss. and other necessary eutlays such as rent of parks and aeeoutre- ments.
 Including the National and American leagues and the two independent, or SO -called outlaw leagues. 1t has been fi9ured that $2,577.000 is paid. out in salaries to the professional baseball players of the country. It is figured that $2,50O, 400 is paid in other saia- ries and in expenses of maintaining the grounds of the club about $500, 1000 in railroad fares, about $125,000 in training expenses and possibly $50o,- GOO in additional expenses.
 This means that approximately $25,- 100000 paid admissions must be receiy- ed before the club owners can break even in their investments.
 Secretary Tom Mccullough of the
 Memphis club has figured out the number of miles to be travelel by each club this season to keep our scheduled dates, The result is as follows:
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Suits $12.5O to $35.00

The new Manhattan Negligee Shirts and the newest of the Spring Hats are here too for your inspection. Come in and see them. We shall be pleaset show them to you.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-29
BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, May 26.--Dudley l.. Hay
wood passed away at his home, south
of West Grove, on Wednesday at the
age of II years. The funeral services
We're held at the home of his daughter
Mrs. w. w. Reeves Of this city. on
Saturday afternoon. conducted by DIR
c. L.. Stafford. The remains were ind
TERED in the Odd Fellows cemetery
Mrs. VIII King of Des. Moines, is Wis
iting at the horne of her father, Wood
ford Owens, who has been quite sick
with heart disease.
G. L. Mormon returned Friday from
Eldon, where he was called to: take
the place OF the state Sunday school
field worker at the wapello county
Sunday school convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil H. Palmer and
baby of Kokoma. Ind, arrived Friday
evening to spend few weeks at the
II. A. Wishard home
Mrs. May Foster OF Milton attended
the high school commencement exer-
cises on Friday evening, and femair1-
ed In the city a few days, as the guest
of his cousin, Miss Audrey Burgess.
Chester Kline and Misses Minnie
Shaw and Maud Barrickman left FRI
day for Farmbngton to attend the Ep-
worth league convention as delegates
from the LOCAL. league.
Mr.. and Mis-. Wallace of Chicago,
are visiting At the w. Nv. Reeves
n
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-29
h DuNREATH..

Dunreath, May 25.--Miss Nora Love
was Red Rock caller Sunday.
Miss Mary Haning spent Sunday and
Monday at Red Rock.
Miss Alpha Amos of this place spent
Sunday with Mrs Rect Reed
John Phifer called on Rect Reed
Sunday.
!! Mrs. John Phifer of Dunreatt spent
last week with her daughter at Mon
roe.
Miss Nellie Gibbons was Red Rock
visitor Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. James Littell is very i'll this
week.
Z George Dearth Of Monroe is a Wis
itor at this place this week.
Pearl Martin of Fifield spent Tues
day in this place.
Loly CARPENTER of Fifield was q Wis
itor here Tuesday
Levi Brown is sick.
Mrs. Samuel Martin Is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Amos, at Dun
reath. S
Mrs. Cal Amos is very sick
Mrs. Jane Edd Sheler of Runnels,
visited here Sunday
Miss Minnie Shiler of RunneIs, vis-
TIED with her friend, Miss Alpha Amos,
. Budd Williams of Red Rock, Wss
ia the City Sunday night
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-29
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS

Summer excursions rto-C Colorado and
Utah points. Tickets on sale daily
June 1 to Sept. go. Final limit Oct.
SO. cents 80. "a. ~ e. E.
B. P, o. Elkp' convention Den
yer, Col, July 16 to a. Tickets on
sale July 10 to IL. Final limit Aug.
20. Round trip rate $19.25. rs
Summer excursions to Black Hills
of South Dakota and northern Wyom.
ing. Tickets on sale daily June 4 to
Sept 80. Final limit Oct 81. Round
trip rate one way fare plus so cents
except to Cody, Wyo., will be one way
fare plus $780,.
Summer excursions to st. Paul and
Minneapolis, tickets on sale daily
June to Sept; 80. Final limit Oct.
81. Round trip rate $1,000.
Special homeseekers' excursions to
all points in south, southwest and
west every first and third Tuesday.
To all points in Iowa, North and South
Dakota, Minnesota. Wisconsin and
northern Michigan every Tuesday.
Round "trip rate one fare plus 5000.
Home coming week for Kentucki.
ans, Louisville, Ky.a June Is to II.
Tickets on sale aJune ii, IL. and. Is.
Final limit June 49, which lmay be
extended to leave Louisville not later
than thirty days from date of sale by
payment of deposit fee of 80 cents.
Round trip rate $15.05. :.
Annual meeting Baptist Young PEG.
pies Union Of America, Omaha, Neb.,
July IL to is. Tickets on sale July
10, IL, 10 and is. Final limit July is,
which may be extended to August Is
by payment Of SO cents and deposit Of
ticket on or before July 1S. Round
trip rate of $3.50.
Annual meeting Grand Aerie Frater.
nal order OF Eagles Milwaukee, Wis,
August IA to IL. Tickets on sale Aug.
IL, IL and 13. Final limit August 90
Round trip rate SLIPS.
For full information, time of trains
and connections call on or address
w. S. Parker,
| Ticket Agent Union DADot.