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cAsTINE.
/ j. NJ. vogeIl and wifeare spending their
vacation at their Alsmoosook cottage.
4 Miss Pauline Faye Devereaux has gone
TO Franklin to teach the high school.
I A. r. Adams has been having extensive
{ repairs made on his house on Main street.
! Miss Eleanor Slower is spending few
Gays in Franklin, tine guest OF her sister
Elsie.
Otis Parker is having a vacation from
his work at W. A. Ricker's store this
week.
f. f. Lewis and daughter returned on
Saturday night from two weeks in camp
at Shin pond, Pstten.
Prof. A. +. Richardson delivered an adj
dress last week before the teachers con-
vention at Frankfort.
Joseph Peterson left this morning for
Augusta, where he win take the exsmina-
tion in pharmacy before the state board.
Mrs. William Witherle and daughter
Anna, and Mrs. F. V. Grindle, attended
the Maine music festival at Bangor Satur-
day.
DR.. J. w. Grindle and family left on
Saturday for their home in New YORK
after long summer spent at their cot
tage here.
The body of Mrs. Charles veazie, Of
Bangor, was brought here Saturday for in
terTnent. The funeral took place at the
home of Mrs. Edward Cox, sister Of Mr..
Veazie, Rev. r. q. Harbutt officiating.
The football team played the Freedom
academy here last Wednesday, TO the tune
of o to 0. saturday, st Bucksport, they
faced the strong Bucksport team with the
same result. The next game is scheduled
for here next Saturday, with the Rock
land high.
Mrs. Annie Coomhs, who had been III
for about two years of consumption,
died at her home on Green street Monday.
Mrs. Coomhs was much loved by her
many friends for her sunny disposition
and pleasant ways, and her death, while
not unexpected, comes as shock to her
friends. The deceased Was daughter Of
f~tlrBh neftNAt, VI 1tartNh. asa ateNtN w
side her father, husband, James Coombs,
and one son, Harvey, aged four years.
The funeral will take place at her home
Wednesday. The family has the SYM
patty Of many friends.
F.N. Grindle has returned from q vsca-
tion spent at Chsirhaek mountain camps
in the heart OF the Maine woods. The
amps are delightfully."- situated on the
banks of Long pond, nine mile-drive
from Katshdin Iron Works. and cannot
be surpassed for the health giving quail
ties of the air and the magnificent scenery.
To the sportsman it presents an ideal loca-
tion for the big game. While Mr.. Grindle
was not successful in the pursuit of the
nimhle deer, the trip was so full of pleas
ant experiences that the failure TO secure
the game was entirely forgotten.
Oct. Q. G..
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TRENTON.

c. c. Young is spending few days with
his family.
William Hopkins and family are at
home for the winter.
Miss Berniee Jordan is Ut home iss-p
Bar Harbor for few weeks.
Leslie Davis, of Dexter, is visiting his
parents, John Davis and wife.
Lonnie Woodwork and Thomas Mac
Donald, OF Bar Harbor, were guest. OF
Misses Maude and Berniee Jordan Satur-
day and Sunday.
Oct g. n
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Immediately. beginning with the most
mental tasks. How his sensitive nature
loathed them none knew better than
Martha. He had kept at each employ
ment till he found something step
higher.
At the end Of four months he 4iscov-
cred friend of his father. who offer
ed him a clerkship and gave him freely
all the Information he needed. IL was
when he was established in this that
he had made his code of rules.
After Office hours a two hour walk.
dinner. then study till IL, his bedtime.
This was not TO be varied for six days
Sundays We're to be free.
Il am beginning he wrote. ION Ma.
caulay's history. | swear not to take
up anything else till these volumes are
finished"
"Can he be strong enough. the dear.
brave boy?" Martha wondered as she
read eagerly on. but it was when she
was smiling over some whimsical. hap
by thought. written in Bertie's happy
expression. that it came.
"Failedr' on dozen pages. Then
one bore bravely line from Gold
smith. "our greatest glory consists not
In never falling. but in rising every
time we fail"
After that was the continuation of
the arduous routine. on the last page
he had written, IF | do not win my
Martha after all, feel that | shall
GENE somewhat nearer to deserving
herr
Another six months dragged by. The
diary contained no clew TO his address
save New York city. so that Martha
could not send him encouragement and
loving messages OF which her heart
was full She felt that she deserved
the suspense. but IL was fearfuIiy hard
10 bear When IL seemed to her that
she could endure Il no longer. an omi-
nous yellow envelope came to her.
Bert Hartman seriously III In r.
hospital: constantly calling Martha"
Even in her distress Martha noticed
Bert" not BERTHE" mute tribute to
his winning battle against birth signs,
heredity and fortu-4.
Less than a week later Martha sat
trembling in the Office OF b. hospital
while a sweet faced nurse talked TO
give her time TO regain her control
at was Martha, Martha, Martha
TIL Mr. Dean, his employer. decided TO
look through his belongings for a pos
sible ciew. We found your name aud
address and gentured to telegraph.
He is rational now. but naturally ex-
tremely weak. You may see him. but
not for long"
''Hew did he get the fever?' Martha
quavered.
'Overwo-k. Mr.. Dean saw that he
was doing too much, but his advice
was not needed. Mr. Harrison would
reply that in six months he would take
vacation. Then came the great storm.
Mr.. Dean warned him. but he would
walk for two hours, no matter what
the weather. or dogged persistency TO
an idea Mr.. Dean said he never saw
his equal"
The nurses keen eyes saw that Mar
tha's trembling lips had grown quiet.
and she answered the smile In her wet
eyes cheeriiy.
But when at last Martha was by her
lovers side she was the weaker OF the
two.
Il felt all day that you were coming,
dear" be said quietly. you have
waited for me. haven't your
FicrceIy restrained sobs choked back
her answer. but she laid her head on
Berries pillow, and he was content
Next day they awaited the coming of
the minister with prayer book and
ring
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SoMESvILLE.

Mrs. Frank A. Power, OF East IAmoine,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Hamor.
Mrs. Dencie somes and daughter Georgia
were in Bangor few days last week.
Cleo Dey, of Westerly, II. l., who has
been visiting relatives here, returned sun
day.
Mrs. G. o. Noyes, OF Georgetown, Mass. -,
who has been visiting relatives and friends
here, has returned home.
Mrs. Agnes II. Bridges has returned to
Boston after spending the summer with
her parents, J. c. Hill and wife.
John F. Parker and wife, OF California,
Viz have been visiting Mr.. Psrker's
brother, George 5. Parker, have left for
California.
Miss s. f.. Brown and maid and coach
man, who have been boarding at Mrs. ]. j.
somes' for short time, have returned TO
Rax Harbor.
Yhe grammar and primary school.
Srsned Monday, Oct. /. Mrs Maude NJ.
Tnsk teaches the grammar, Miss Minstta
hayward the primary.
Mrs. Charles F. Brown is with her hus-
band, Capt. Brown, OF schooner Il.
I. Hamor, which is leading lumber in
Bangor for j. w. somes, of this place.
Mrs. w. d. Kincaid has left for her
home in Derry, n. H., accompanied by
Miss Judith L. Babson, who will visit
friends and relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
George F. Arnold and wife have closed
Brightside. Mrs. Arnold has returned TO
her home IN Brooklinc, Mass, and Mr.
Arnold is enjoying two weeks tramp in
the Maine woods before returning to
Brookline. All viii be glad 10 welcome
them in the spring.
Oct. Q. j,
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The majority OF women are nervous
because they suffer from sonie form OF
pelvic cataIrh.
The greatest obstacle In the way OF re-
covery is that they do not understand
sss4 satsFrh Is the main source Of their
ilis~~s.
Women who are IN doubt ~ 70 their
ailments should write to Or. Hartman,
President OF The Hartman sanltarinm,
cotsm bus, Ohio, who will give their let
sers prompt attention, without charge.
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Miss Anna MeGinn. I6i Plain street
Providence, X. L., writes:
81 wish 10 let you know OF the good
your medicine has done foT me.
IL had what the doctors called heart
trouble. had been doctoring for &
year before tried your Pernna.
~ so, bottle Of your Peruna and
after n weeks use Of IT began to feel
better. could not eat, sleep, or work,
but have at last found that the medi.
cine that Will cure me Is PeIun2."
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advertisements.
am SO Years Old
AND a. F." MEDICINE
Gu r. ED nj r

Dear Sirs:-- otshs4, Me- July as 1926
About six weeks ago ! was feeling VsTy
much worn out, lam in my SGD year ln as,
felt tina, must do something for mysehl
! kept around. ] was extremely urea,
and much Of the time so dizzy that eo.ia
NOT walk straight across the floor ! an,
ally procured bottle of the True 81, r.
Biiters and began taking them as PTes'ii0ea'
/ very soon found they were bel ping ms
and now after taking q of a bottle am ieel.
ing well As could be expected for one 0im'
age. Yours truly, Mas. Nj. t, SYLVA''hs !,
The True sI.. r." viii cure old or yeaas IN ~,
may Be suffering with indigestion IN any 'O''.,
ioasasss, eon,,ipstion, hamon and eatafTh, 15'-
cosored Postal Cards. % sa s.Sliny
FTHQ Write us. H. H. Hays sons, s@-''-'
Agents. Portland. Me.
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HANCOCK.

]. Herbert johnson, of Tacoma, Wash,
and Elmer K. johnson, OF Machias. visited
their brother, Henry w. Johnson, last
week.
A. B. Crabtree and wife and J.. f. Bow
den and wife returned home Saturday
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day evening OF last week. The room IA
which the guests were gathered vas very
prctiily decorated with autumn lea7ss
and flowers. Various games were INDUCED
in, after which ice-cream and cake vefe
served. A most delightful evening vas
spent.
There WAS q very pleasant gathering OIL
young people on Tuesday evening Of las
week at the home Of William souses and
wife In honor OF Cleo Dey, who will be
remembered as former resident. During
the evening many pleasing games were
participated In and light rctreshmsn's
served. Every one present pronounced
Mrs. soines an ideal hostess.
Oct. 3. SPEC.
II Is more difficult to receive than 70 g'yei
beware lest your gratitude be no more
than mask for envy.
Some men are kept so busy crr''esins
others that they have no time to accom-
plish anything themselves.
The great question is not so much wa.
money you have in your pocket IS NuA'
You win buy with if.--Raskin.
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sJohn, is it true that money talksgn
s'rhat's what they say, dear" swell, /
wish you'd leave a little here to talk to me
during the day; I'm getting mighty lone
some for some of that kind of converse
tion.'
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Miss Elsie Richardson entertained shout
thirty young people at her home on Fri
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The Methodist Revival.

We have had great success In our
revival SO far There has been quite
q number of conversions and recla-
nations aud thirty-two names have
been given for church membership
on profession OF faith In spite of
the rain and mud there were good
crowds at every service yesterday.
There were between three and four
hundred men al the mems service
in the afternoon.
Mr. Blrdwell Will remain with us
another week aud services will be
held every day at 10 a. m and s
IN m.
We have before us an open door of
oppouunity. ! therefore appeal 10
every member OF our church 10 stand
in his place and do all possible 10
make this the best week IN the his
tory Of the church
| also again earnestly request the
hearty cooperation Of all the min
listers and members OF all the
churches in this great work | wish
TO thank those OF our own church
and especially those OF other churches
for the cooperation and earnest
work done We earnestly desire that
the meeting may do every church
good and that many souls may be
saved Respectfully,
w H. MATTHEW'S, Pastor
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Split "a foot log ~ inches in di-
umticr in halves. bore three inch
holes i'm oaeh half one at each end
and one iu the middle join the
halves split sides forward uy strong
braces 3 feet long ruu through the
holes aud vedsed liza securely
This drag is to be u.cd after eneh
hard rain while fn, surface diu is
in Cd puddlcd condition. tp smraf
ihe tap mud over .hc uad hod iu
s layer which suu uul. ana travel
eiii make hnfd I,er draeeine
aIas another iaIt aud ma.es thf
usl Hl h1ul,f muofhs sud more
.mpsft8eus to faiu
rWs pfas.es continued lor HHs.
b. sast uufs -aIfaus Uu fa~ aaa
sshteh san hardly b.. tDsm Hp b q
H8rt fhe mngv .5aysl ihr harder
Ha he uate fsGu fhs mea hsf fas
/ nosd heeomes provided the 1sae s
{ sssd aft.f aferF rails
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Sfo0 Reward, $500.

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased TO learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Cdtarrh. Halls
CatJrrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known TO the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tionaI disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment Hairs Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby des-
rOying the foundation OF The dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building mp the constitution and
assisting nature in doing IT'S work.
The proprietors have so much faith
in it's curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails TO cure. Send for list OF
testimonials Address F. j. CHE
NEY & CO. Toledo. O
Sold uy an Druggists zoe Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation
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SELL COTTON.

Farmers who are willing to take
10 cents for their this years GOTTEN
crop, can now sell December cotton
In New Orleans for 10. so which guar
anfess you 10 cents for your cotton
here next fall. or December delivery,
which viii give you plenty OF time
10 gather your crop.
The acreage for 1894 and % was
3l.7S0.31i, which produced 1906
sSa bales The acreage for 1905 and
os was 26.asa.ss2. which produced
lo.15o, 600 bales. or about that. we
can not give exact amount Of bales
untii September list, the end of the
cotton season,
Ii looks now like the acreage Is
going TO he as large as 1904 and %.
or even larger the present season,
and the way It IS starting off, looks
bales, which naturally wiS have TO
sell very much lower than present
prices You can take advantage of
the present prices by selling Deem
Der contracts, which will net you 10
cents per pound for your cotton, and
you can make who ever YOU sell to
take the cotton next December, or
you can gather your cotton through
the fall aud sell II to the local buyers
here in Waxahachie as you gather 1t,
and when you are done gathering,
you can buy in your contract This
assures you 10 cents per pound for
your cotton and you are only out
the use of your money for about s
months II spot cotton goes down
YOU lose money on it. but you make
III back on your December contracts.
II spots go up. You make money on
your spot cotton and lose on your
December contracts, which gives you
a positive guarantee Of 10 cents per
pound for this years growing crop.
If Interested, please call at our
office and We will take pleasure in
explaining the matter more fully to
you Yours very truly, d27w14
PAT II, WILSON & co.
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The Doctors to Meet,

The Ellis County Medical Society
will have a meeting in this city to-
morrow. and it is expected that quite
la number Of doctors viii be in at
tendance The program for the
meeting is as follows:
Society called to order by the
president at 1900 a. m.
Reading minutes Of last meeting.
Miscellaneous business
Report of board Of census and bal
loting on candidates.
Clinical cases.
Puerperal Septicaemia by Dr. G.
P Pipkin, Ovilla. Texas.
Varicose Veins and Ulcers, Or.
John Rodman ,Waxahachie, Texas
Membranous Group report OF ease,
by DR. H. Keplinger, Waxahachie
Texas.
Symposium Pneumonia, (a) Etio-
logy. Pathology, Complications, and
Prophylaxis, Dr.. w A. Grant, Ran.
kin. Texas. OBJ symptomatolosy
| Diagnosis. Differential Diagnosis
! =, -rs,,~s .-q-s-rr-9- s-sssoa'@ ~ CAS-
@ General Management and Treat
lent, Dr. W. T. Baker. Midlothian
eXas.
Uraemic Poisoning, Or J s Ter
Y, Ennis, Texas.
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man has represented that there are
e Sertain number OF white republi-
cans In Naxahaehic and thai he has
the endorsement ~ nearly all Of
them. but he tthe Maori has. him
SELF endorsement Of more white re-
pabiieans there than the other fellow
represents are there and further that
III. has majority ri the republicans
In the county In view of these colt
dltions he is not ready TO believe
that Lyons endorsement has been
given to any one - Ennis Daily
News
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2 Sad taseu srsahied a3th aidHrt
fof fhs iaW mve fears
fifsa Robert ~ Waite uf Sa8pm
Ne tusf H.sh sna aefes feif
s.Ii sna aas afed a8fh isaliuf ptt
stans ana friel a5l rrnssiies sue
gs.stna uGfhuWf lefiHf f8uatF a
tried Foley kldn.t gAte and less
sh#u $50 totfles completely Curved
nae and : am uo@ soaud aud SELL
During the xsnser AidneY irfegalafi-
ties aFe often caused hg excessive
drinking Or getting oxeFhessed At
gead TO the kidnsys af once ~ as-
ina Folsys kidney Care ~ W
FEARfs
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The killing of VIII Davis. a negro
wanted IN Waller county for assault
ing 9-vearold white child by an
officer undertaking. his arrest. sug-
costs q law snrrautius and aufhoriz
ms an ao.tice,- tp kiu such offenders
ON sight True au occasional -us
pect miehf hs sllod tof .br real
criminal nur .nl ONE capable ,f be-
ing even suspected of u,b ...mo
is H dangerous character 1rI could
hp easily Uared
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aiasot 81 s0fflH 4as hege #Gs3u
Htss fn fFf to ssssufe esrssin en-.
aata.ussuf fof is,~f masies a. wsxa
tatht" aut tas pafss b. sme iu ssss
aFs auf uf fesn "a. saes hts
e. heaees are coed a@s wtis@faussinE
the report ihzt Mclean has received
sbe endorse Esent 1T Chairman f.yoa
for the place Mr Griffin says be
wiii zee hos such endofsan ssnt came
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fhH l-anlastr. itsaI8 sass lf
seer aeaif sen. ,a aaou eha. -he
read auna s.ar uf ta uaIIas
tommta lasf fuss tae aae iHta Ei1s
see fhsif Hftdaw aaa sie fs~
milse of*r hgif roads hen .auae
haek fe Dallas 0uantf sna oa ssl
spssesiits eusi rassis sea- eelaNes
Well. hsofhsf smese eoa sfe feFs
near tisht in faas trtifism. bass fbe
E~sssple gsnTralif aFs f~ei4nw nafe IT,
ssns~s In the Qpastsan ~ soad r,ssds
sad ~anseshinN wni hs DOING pretty
ssson Dallas ceansy has sosAs faaas
and ellis esanfs j. gpius 70 pattern
after hem
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ssAes
The Boston Americans have adj !
ded one more heavy hitting game 70
their credit This time the Highlan-
ders were the victims, The Pilgrims
making % hits
The Indianapolis and Minneapolis
ball teams have been indicted by the
grand jury for playing Sunday BAH
in the Hoosier capital
II looks as though organized
ball" cuts very little figure with the
Tri-State league Apparently they
don't care whether they am or
"am not" The league is playing
nice ball all around the circuit and
/ everyone looks for a close race.
Lutte Rock got a bad start in the
Southern league. The team lost
eleven OF twelve games.
There will be racing at the Kenil-
worth track, Buffalo. from June
To- July T. Among the stakes an
uoWoed are the Buffalo Derb. with
| % guaranteed value OF $4,000, ana
/ the Niagara Handicap, also S3.5o0.
o.
There were quite number who
considered tne American team sent
Poo Athens weak one. but the results
uov u.. tbs committee picked as
/ great .eam as ever upheld the hon
.or ot fte Stars pud stripes in amy
contests abroad
c0. I8Dk Ch,nu. chairman of the
.Uew KcufueE racing commission by
tH. Governor SAWS chat uvo tracks
.UmY. Operate tt lhe sawc time ia
IH. Hue Ga-- sute
o.
FH. aein ot Geor-r BE- smith
'.rH.HHne pmI have received ST.
100000 H. trr fs2ruuHH leu hy
.. u#.i Huue. Thr maludef
HU H. H.UHrl.f amnns hem Aa
Ha1a fa.. r' spaid of SEES
1a.E terr of aaal ooauf.
Iaa
fhe .aasai championship fosfun
~ 1 .re IHi8aafe State TfAs
af". aeae 1pen o4a1 VIII
aeua at $500 aawlaae ater fo
nroe
If
n .f tas #e apsntal
f fH.t lraa at ismaits suHti atf. to
ana ......a....a. f... ssF.. a4ft -
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The Richmond Coaster observes
that there are 100 many people in
this world waiting Tor others TO
climb the trees and shake down
the peCans. while they gather the
nuts and leave the leaves TO the
shakers But there is consolation
in the thought that i'm the other
world those who have learned TO
climb on earth viii have a distinct
advantage in The eternity handicap
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tAE wak uHr tce rffam ANS
tauaf it.s clean and frrsh $50
have t}ie Hmrsf llme ol has fau
tiie~ iu tbt esfY, al SORTS NJ efeNa-
iags> hsfsl~su~ and fresh irui a.
an umcs sA ilisaufs ami N5~elet
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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The following announcements are
made. subject to the action oil the
Democratic Primary. July IS. 1906:
For Judge 10th Judicial District,
LEE HAWKINS.
@. c. GRoCE.
For County Judge.
YANCY d. kEMBLE
TOM SPENCER
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROKER
BOB BuRLESON.
JESSE PARKER
JOHN NJ LoGGINS
For District Clerk:
ALVIN p KIDD.
AMZI CAROTHERS
CLINT SpALDING. :.
For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH.
For County superintendent Public
Instruction:
j. T. BROOKS. reelection
For Tax Assessor:
j. n. McELROY Recollection
J c. WILLIS.
JACK kILLEBREW.
For Tax collector.
SNIP SPENCER, reelection
For Sheriff:
w H. FORBES.
TONY CRoWELl.
C. A. MILLER.
J. w KENNEDY.
J. p. MINNICK, reelection.
Y. P. DARDEN.
For Justice of the Peace Precinct &:
W. II. w III t'<&h 10
NJ w M'KNIGHT,
o
For Commissioner Precinct /.
NJ D RUTHERFORD
o.
For Commissioner Precinct 4
w. A. WITHERSPO0N
r. P. GRIMES
r. 5. (RUFE) BYNUM,
ED LOWE
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Austin and return $7.05. Ac-
count meeting Texas Funeral Direc-
tors Association On sale May 81
limit May 81
Waco and return $500 Account
Grand Commandry knights Templars
On sale April - Limit April IS
Des Moines. Ia. and return So
Account Assembly Presbyterian
church On sale May l4-15-16-17-
2l and - Limit May a.
GreenvirIe. S. G.. ana return $500
! Account Assembly Presbyterian
lchurch On sale May l2-l3-l4. Linz
it May 20
Birmingham, Ala, ard return
$22.25 Account General Conference
NJ e church On sale April 80
MAY Z and I'LL. ~,
IA naie April Is 70 May s.. Inclusive
limit July 81. Stop over allowed en- i
quite and on return trip.
Dallas and return $3.50, account
Musical Festival On sale May 3-4-5.
Limit May 7.
Mineral Wells and return $40, |
account Fireman's Association of
Texas On sale morning train May
9 Limit May -
San Antonio and return $500,
account State Bankers association.
On sale May 9. Limit May II.
Granbury and return $500, ac-
count reunion Jarvis College. On
sale May 2o-2t Limit 10 days.
Decatur, H.. and return $25.65,
account assembly C. p. church. On
sale May IA TO II inclusive. Limit |
May IS.
Saint Paul, MINI. and return |
$3.50. account meeting Federation |
OF Women's Clubs On sale May
2G-2S-29-3u. Limit June 9.