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there came to his ears the sound that
had never greeted him before nor ever
was to greet him again—a hiss, loud
LET HIM BE NAMELESS.
THE PARSON BIRD.
The Till of Sew Zealand Can Talk,
Cron anil Whistle.
Among the feathered Intyihltnnls of
Now Zealand there Is a bird called the
parson bird, or ''till.” It Is about (lie
size hud shape of a blackbird, but bus
a pair of delicate white tufts at Its
throat nnil Is a glossy dark green oth
erwlse, which looks black in the sun
shine. It can lie taught to crow, to
speak, to whistle tunes, and, besides
these tricks. It has a repertory which
is not often equaled by any other
feathered songster. At vespers it has
a no'< like the toll of a bell or the
clour high note of an organ. It can
mimic every bird In tbo bush to per
fection. It will break ofT In the middle
of an exquisite melody and Indulge In
a strange melody of sounds which arc
impossible to describe, but If you ran
Imagine “the combination of a cough,
s laugh, a snooze, with the smashing
of a pane of glass,” It will he some ap
proach to the Idea.
1 The "tul" nests twice or thrice a year
ONLY TIME THE GREAT ACTOR WAS
GREETED WITH HISSES.
It Occurred In St, I,Oulu When llie
lien In 1 Comedian, Then n Mere Hoy.
Through Mnge Frlglil, Turned »
Tnblenu Into u 1)1 sum I Fiasco.
The only time Joe .Toffersoit was ever
hissed from the stage occurred In St.
Louis, where In later years he was to
become one of the most pronounced fa
vorites of all the actors who visited Iho
city.
JclTcrsou’s early life was of the most
varied description, (hough never ex
tending beyond the limits of the sock
and buskin save when for awhile he
essayed to run a cafe In a Texas town,
but, despite its kaleidoscopic quality, it
was never one In which the embarrass
ment of dismal artistic failure entered
except on this occasion. The genial old
actor, the dean of the American stage
at the lime of his death, dismisses it In
a kindly but brief manner in Ills "Au
tobiography.” yet It Is apparent that he
was stung to the quick by the tiaseo,
for he did not appear in St. Louis
again for thirty-two years and then
only when his position had soared to
assured and brilliant stellar heights.
Speaking of this reappearance In 187H,
lie merely says that It was his "Ilrst In
St. Louis since the memorable season
when ns a youth I hail been hissed
from the stage.”
It was In 1844 that the trouble oc
curred. when Jefferson was but llf-
teon years old. The occasion was Ills
Ilrst trip to the west and south. He
liml Jollied the company, of which his
mother was a member, the season be
fore, when It was starting for the west,
, had played in Chicago, then only an
insignificant village, worked down
through Illinois to Louisiana anil Mis
sissippi, and on the return north be
gun a summer engagement In St.
Louis under the management of Lud
low A Smith, IIkmi one of the most
prominent theatrical tlrms hr the coun
try. The stnrs of Ills company, an ex
ceptionally good one for Us time, in
cluded players whose names are well
remembered even unto today, and
among them were such notables in
the stage world ns Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kean, Anna Cora Mowntt und
James K. Haekett.
The season spent in travel had been
uneventful, and that 111 SI. Louis was
no departure from this even tenor ex
cept for the unfortunate llasoo which
befell young Jefferson. Everything
went well until the night of the Fourth
of July, und on this occasion flic man
agement decided to make the'perform
ance lilting to the day by Introducing
at the close of the regular hill u pa
triotic tableaux. In which Jefferson
A Met liml of I'liiil'thilleiil ns Gill «•
M n ii klml Itself.
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of the audience began to laugh, others they desire particularly to show (heir
took up the chorus of the hiss. "1 love I deep disapproval of some wrong he has
my country," said Jefferson In speak- committed, they do not east him into
lug about bis feelings at that moment, prison; they do not even take Ills life;
"but at that hour I cursed our national mm out bis name. ATT oil her linn
anthem from the bottom of my heart."
The Goddess of Liberty turned to
ward him slightly, and he heard her
gentle voice murmur, "Poor fellow!"
It sounded like the noise of a cannon
In Ills cars and added to liL cr^ 1 ' lslon.
The hissing Increased. 111*1 ."'castle
epithets were hurled iiiiove the bedlam.
The orchestra played over and over
again the Introduction of the anthem,
old Muller, the leader, calling out. “Go
on, go on." But it was no use. The
hissing had done its work, and, with
presence of mind enough to bow, Jef
ferson retreated hastily to the wings,
where he threw himself Into llie arms
of his mother, and together they sob
bed out their misery over llie incident
and the failure.
It was weeks before Jefferson recov
ered from the blow the Jeering bad in
dicted upon him and years before lie
could think of St. Louis without a
shudder, yet, Iliougli condemning hiss
ing for so slight an offense, never a
word did he utter at any time in Ids
life against the city or Its citizens that
h id used him so unkindly. The warmth
of iho reception tendered him on tils
reappearance In St. Louis, thirty-two
years later, more than compensated
him for that early tiaseo, as ho per
sonally declared at the time, aud sub
sequently he came to love the city that
had given him such a cold douche and
set down in Its records tils only mark
ed failure of any kind. St
Globe-1 leinoerat.
THEY WOULDN’T GROW.
Dhnients which men have devised irom
the days of darkest barbarism to the
present sink Into comparntive Insigult-
loanoe bosli'*' llie subtle, searching,
complete penalty of the simple dictum,
"Let h;*» be nameless."
la the elm pel at West Point there Is
a tablet I11 which names of the coun
try's Revolutionary heroes arc graved
In gold. And there is one inline all
but scored out with a sinister bar of
black, Just enough of the letters show
ing to enable one to trace the name.
"Benedict Arnold." This was Hip na
tion’s way of erasing the name of a
traitor.
In the regular army the otllcer who
steals Is ostnlcised absolutely. Not
only is he forbidden to have any com
merce with other officers, hut they are
forbidden to associate with him or to
recognize him in any way. In Ills tin
live place he Is published as one not
111 to associate with gentlemen. This
is the army’s wn,y of punishment for
those who have failed to measure
themselves closely to the standard of
an officer and a gentlemen.
Blotting out the name of an offender
Is not a new method of punishment. It
ts as old as mankind Itself. When Job
wished to show his abhorrence of a
wicked mini he said, “Ills remem
brance shall perish from the earth, and
he shall have no mime In the street."
David also said of the transgressors
Louis 1 jgainst divine and human laws, "Let
them la* blotted out of the hook of the
1 living.” The eternal lire and brim
stone of the earlier—and some of the
later stern religionists still leaves ex
istence for the culprit. But mini
comes as near to decreeing annihilation
as lie can when he would have the re
membrance of a fellow being perish
from the earth aud would have him
walk the streets nameless aud uu-
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THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY,
Washington, D. C.
\ Sliurp Hwlmller Once Sold 1'nelr
Sum (liilled Meeds.
Several years ago Uncle Sam was
"snagged" by as sharp a swindler 11s
ever swindled and who afterward
managed In some clover manner to
keep without the precincts of the petil- known und unrecognized,
tentlnry. The sharper In this purlieu- ’ To the sensitive man, dip* man who
lur case worked'hls wiles on the uu- has reared a strip'lure bused on ohur-
thorltles of the department of agrleul- aeter und embracing culture and so
(lire, It Is stated, and put the free gar- dal standing, there mttst lie a polgli-
den seed division of that department j ducy about tills sort-of punishment
in laid odor with numerous agrlcnltur- that non relies the .very depths of
ists for many moons thereafter, ; the soul. To shell a man the quietude,
He was a grafter from. Oraftsburg, the Isolation, of a prison cell Is little
this fellow was, and his particular more than jjsi’jipe I'l'pni the accusing
graft was boiled tomato seed. He coil- eyes of Ids fellows. No law's penalty
cetved the brilliant Idea of furnishing can add lo bis meutni suffering. He Is
the department of agriculture with In a worse plight'than Cain, for Cain
The Record
Tells the Tale
large quantities of these seeds from
the vegetable canneries of Maryland,
Delaware and New Jersey, representing
was deputed to act as soloist and sing t | lem to p 0 1tl0 f ros h product of the to-
the “Star Spangled Banner." When lua p ( vine and excellent for propagat- | describing the feelings, the sufferings,
and has large families. Like the other i ,h, ‘ was given him he was i„g purposes. of a man without a name? He has j
birds of New Zealand, it seems to be j plunged Into nil ecstasy of delight. , xhe fact that the tomato seeds had been blotted out of the book of the liv- ;
bore a distinguishing brand, fain still
had a name.
Hale wrote about the man without a
country. But whirl pen Is capable of
unconscious of danger from man. It Is I IIHliorto 1*0 hnd lioeu itlnyinfg all mun- * passea through boiling water In the lug, yet lie lives. He appears hi the
riHv f i 10 llf this Island arc ner of M| nn)l handling properties procoss of canning and were therefore streets, but without, a name. Ills re-
hocdmffig so scarce, for they speak to I «•«* «»“">« «««* other things of general j pr „ct,c«„y cooked and rendered
us of a time when nature was harm- utility us the .managers saw lit to sad- productive did not bejir a feather's
less, when the snakes, tigers nhd fal
cons did not exist.
dlo upon him, and now for the'first
time I11 Ills career he was to stand in
the center of*the stage, the attention
of the audience concentrated upon his
youthful form, and render the star
number of the bill.
The patriotic tableau had been henvl-
Thr Medicine She Wanted.
Village Dame (descrlblK various
aches and pains)—My tliroi# 'e did go
tickle, tickle, tickle, till I ses, "I must
be n-goln’ to be III." So I 'olds un tight b' hilled, and the house was crowded
wl’ my 'and: but that didn’t do no ! for the Independence day performance,
good' I puts my old stockin’ round uu, I Jefferson was In a frenzy of excite-
but that didn’t do no good. So In the nient, and as he peeped through the
inn-niu’ I talked it over wl’ Mrs. Giles ] curtain at the great audience he felt
weight on the fellow’s conscience, for
was not Unde Sam regarded us com
mon prey for all manner of grufters?
He was backed by Influence, und the
government bought liberal quantities
of his boiled seeds.
When those were sent out In little-
ninnila envelopes broadcast, by mem
bers of congress and others to farm
ers and even buck yard' gardeners In
all parts of the land labeled “Early
Duchess Tomato Seeds,” with full dl-
uiembrance has perished from his
earth, yet ho roiilemhers, and in this
remembering while'till others have for
gotten lies thi> chief s.tlng, the deepest
.thrust .of the way mop punish when
they say “I.et him l)J‘nameless.” To
be forgotten of *ttM’ while one si III
trends tho earth;. |,o meet In the eyes
of former friends und acquaintance* no
glimpse of recogiiltioti; to be a cipher
whore once one was’ a- fljgure of conse-
quepce—- cun human/-.lugenulty devise
There Ims hoeu a, steady inereuse each
month of this year in the amount of busi
ness done in the News job printing depart
ment.
Business was unusually and unexpect
edly heavy in January, mid May business
shows tin inereuse over January oT about
fitly percent.
A gain of fifty per cent, in volume of
business in five months is a very gratify
ing record.
The moral is: Have ytmr job printing
done in the News ofHee—which numbers
many of Newnan’s ami Coweta’s most
“knowing” business men among its patrons.
Cuban Diarrhoea.
U. 8. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish wur know wluit, this
disease is, npil that, ordinary remedies
Imve little more effeot than so muoli
water. Cuban diarrhoea is almost us
severe and dangerous ns a mild attack
of cholera. There is one remedy, how-
greater punishment lhaji this'/—<,’hlcu- ever, that can always he depended updn
go Dost. r)( '" ' 1 us will be seen by the following oertifl-
days he had rehearsed the national an- agents acted In perfect good faith. But
them, sung It "backward and for- | at the expiration of the proper period
next door, and we thought ns we’d that his reputation; was made. For : recti on s for planting, the government
send over to the White ’Orse for three- -- ‘ 1
pennorth o’ gin, 'cos I ses: ”P rape It
may do I good and p'raps It rnayn t.
But even If It don’t,” I ses, “you can’t
take It when you he dead!”
go
rjrr
The Hoar Before Breakfast.
. Romance Is coy In tip* morning;
onto from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, of Hous
ton, Texas; “I hereby certify that
GhaniberluiuVGolie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy toured my husband of a
severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea,which
lie brought home from Cuba. We had
Wliy Coiiichlnir Weaken* Yon.
wart,” as he subsequently dec.n^, ‘tomato vl^'s i fbfuks It rein,res moonlight
until he was certain of the effect he heads from the soil where the cooked >“t the hour boforif .bj-et<kfi.it Is tb,
would produce, coupled especially with seed had been planted there arose a M ‘ 8 10 ' ' ' * n 0
the enthusiasm that would naturally howl long, loud and hitter. The torna- „ a } ipi .Jlati I several doctors but they did him no
*"rzzs.sz““V™? ,*•« «- **•■»-
It would leap from tongue hurled at the department of agrleul- «°“ e ‘‘eir rest with new lights him, as our neighbors will testify. I
ound (he town. So lie felt i ture by the lulured ones that It became- • au ' 1 garnered energies . thunk God for so valuable a medicine.”
• ’ U ..it,. liml liu/ill ulHIlllV Mil . . ....... . .
Suppose Newton had been sit I log 1111-
----- - 1 1 . the morning, when the fudbltlea have i good. Ouo bottle of this remedy cured
A patient German scientist of n sta- night his fame was In the making; on season, and so many protests were *’
tistienl turn of mind calculates that the morrow
the amount of energy expended by a to tongue around
person who coughs once every quarter and proudly strutted the stage in the necessary, old employees say, to estab-
of an hour for ten hours Is equivalent ardor and assuredness of his youth, llsh a new division temporarily In the 1 .. . . 11 . ’ .. .
to L’5n units of heat, or the nourish- waiting Impatiently for the moment department known as "the division of
nient yielded by Uiree eggs or two to come when he, and he alone, would protests and tomato seed Inquiry,” and
glasses of milk. Coughing Is thus seen he the center of Iiitorest, the star of for a time it was the busiest branch.In
the building of agriculture.—Washing
ton 8tar.
1o be an expensive luxury. The rea- the principal event on the bill,
son for the waste in force entailed by At last the dramatic offering of the
it, ov one reason at least, lies In the evening reached Its final curtain, anil
fact that, while in normal respiration the preparations for the patriotic num-
,1be ah' Is expelled from the chest at her began. They were simple, enough -
the rate of four feet a second. In vio- n wood setting, the company grouped Brodle, the famous bridge-
lent coughing it may attain a velocity
of 300 feet.
Wli^ai IKro<ll«» Bluffoil .Witoliell.
Once, when in England, Stove
jumper,
’’ In The center of the ! tfoils on the sprinting ability Mitchell beauty, but the flowers bloom unseen, asking for Information as to how he Ass’n, June 35-July 2, 11)05. Tickets on
alf circle stood the displayed while in tho ring with Hull!- It is the hour before breakfast that all must net put the question, "Is It kiss- sale June 22, 33 and 34; final limit Jnlv
4 ..... . > . .( 1 ... .1 ii 1.. 4.1... 1 a. ...... 41... (Iiox.I/ Itrn - • -■«- ' T
Sir It nice Moontuln Slcknena.
If mountain sickness should come
upon yen your bitterest enemy will
lead your horse for you. The symp
toms are those of habitual drunken
ness. All the limbs shiver, and in the
bloodless face the eyes have that ex-
traordinary look of insanity which is. a pastebourd Roman helmet on her rush at 1dm, hut by then Brodle had a
1 think, caused by an Inability to focus hen(1 nn(1 her fl^re draped with a pistol in his hand, and thrusting it un-
them. The speech comes with diffi- united Stutes ensign. der his assailant’s nose, remarked:
eulty, and in one case tbut I saw the Jefferson stood by the side of tills “You tink you’re goln' to make a repu
ould he have known wluit lilt him? A
happy marriage Is quite the biggest
tiling any man caii achieve for him
self. Millions are poverty without It.
Does It. not follow that the wise young
man of this generation ought lo apply
the best rules of human experience to
the greatest moment of Ids life? The
hour before breakfast ought to be bis
time. If she looks well then she will
look lovely all the other hours of the
day. It Is not only an opportunity for
the mail; It is a test of the girl. Moon-
For Hale by Holt & Gates, druggists,
Newiian, (in.
> I nfort unnli'l > Pol.
‘■Uncle,’/ said the Impecunious neph
ew, “you ought to go and see the new
play. You would Just die laughing.”
The old man merely glared. In a few
moments Inter there could he heard the
sound of a scratching pen as he altered
his will for the forty-fourth time.
Hoincn'ltial Mixed.
A young man who was about to be
light hus its uses, moonlight lias Us married was very nervous and while
In conventional attire on the stage, was in u party which Included Charlie
"Those who had swallowtail coats Mitchell, the prize fighter. Mitchell
wore them,” said Jefferson later in made some remarks derogatory to
life, "and those who were not blessed John I., Sullivan, to which Brodle re-
with that graceful garment did the j Joined with some sarcastic observn-
best they could.
“Goddess'of Liberty” on a small’ dniT van. ^This angered the prize fighter, nature Is brightest, and it Is the hour tomary to cus the bride?”-Brooklyn
one of the female members of the who knocked Brodle flat. As he scrum- before breakfast that love should be up Life.
troupe in ordinary evening dress, with bled io tils feet, Mitchell made another and doing.
EXCURSION RATES VIA CENTRAL OF OA. RY.
Rate of one fare pin* 2lio for the round
trip will npply account the following
occasions:
To Nashville. Teiin,, Fisk University
Summer Koliool, Junp, 38-Aug. 3, IttOfi.
Tickets oil sale June 34, 3(1 and 37, HiOC.
To Nashville, Tenn., Summer School
Vanderbilt Hiblioal Institute, June 14-
Aug. D, 11)06. Tiolcets 011 sale .Tiine 11,
13, IB, ID, 30, 31, July 2, 3, 4, 1906.
To Oxford, Miss., Summer School
University of Mississippi, June 14-July
3(1, 1905. Tickets on sale June 13, 13,
14 30, 37. July 0, 11, 18 and 36, 1906.
To Tuscaloosa, Ala., Summer school,
June 10-July 38, 1906. Tickets on sale
June 16, Ml, 17, 19, 34, 3(1, July t, 8 aud
10, 1906.
To Knoxville, Tenn., Summer school,
June 30-July 38, 1906. Tickets on sale
June 18, 19, 30, 34, 36, July I, 8, 9 and
16, 1906.
Tickets account of all the Summer
schools mentioned above, will be limited
to 16 days from date of sale. However,
extension to Sept. 80, 1906, can tic ob
tained under customary conditions.
-f-
To Asheville, N. 0.. and return, Con
ference of Young People’s Missionary
' lintakra In I<!n<:rcl»|»r<llMH.
A man who has done a great deal of
work in correcting some large dictlona-
nientaf coherence was as obviously at impTslTg'woman, ’arnicas "the curtAin tation off Ttckln’"steve Brodle, don't ries, encyclopedias and historical ref-
fault as the physical. - Landor’s ar08e a grent roar of applause went yer? Well, you just hit me once and erei.ee works, who has studlefl ten lap-
there’ll be a lot In the papers about it, gunge* and Who is ‘ well posted on a
but you won’t rearl it.” That closed number of foreign, liuidn, examined as headache, biliousness; costiveness,
the Incident. over 15,(X)() pages of an encyclopedia etc. Guaranteed at J. T. Reese’s and
; published in this country. Much of tho Dr. Paul Peniston’s drugstores. Only
wiin* f«»iku<* Heniiy i«. work he did without the publisher’s a5o. Try them.
"Lhassa.”
great roar of applat
up from the crowd of patriots assem
bled in pit, balcony, gallery und boxes,
and at that wave of sound the boy’s
A Bad Scare.
Sortie day you will get a had scare,
when you fuel a pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
Dr. King's New Life Pills, a sure cure,
for nil bowel und stomach diseases, such
A Tent of Lot®.
Among the Arabs of upper Egypt the [ lear j igapp^ , 0 p| s throat, his brain
youth who proposes for a-girl must Bwanii ttu q j,| s tongue seemed sudden-
submit to n whipping at the hands of )y transforme(1 |, lto a huge, thick piece Tiredness is us natural a condition of knowledge. Though this encyclopedia
all her male relatives. “And, sajs a 0 f solid mucilage. Ho hud stage fright
dry narrator, "if he wishes to be con- j n wor „t form, but as the orchestra
sldered worth having he must receive struck up the first notes of the unthern
the chastisement, which Is sometimes j )e mana g e( j to bring back a measure
life as is the ability to perform work, was considered to have been edited
writes Andrew Wilson In the Illustrat- very carefully, he discovered over 1,000
ed London News. It is nature’s signal mistakes in the first volume alone. In
that rest and repose are necessary in the following volumes he found many
exceedingly severe, with nn expression of hu s( , !f contro | and advanced bold- order to recuperate the vital powers
of enjoyment." Not infrequently it is j y u, e footlights. In a trembling
•the maiden herself who imposes 17' e ^ voice out came the words, “Oh, say can
..teM. ____________ you see’’— and his mind was a blank.
1, Rod flames seemed to start in torrents
No Secret Aoout 11. . , . , ,
across his vision, his brain ached, and
It is no secret, that for cuts, burns, j s p 0 ,]y trembled, but he could re-
ilcers, fever sorei, sore eyes, bcils, etc., member no more.
iotliing is so effective as Bucklen’s Ar- Grasping the situation, the orchestra
lica Salve. "It didn’t take long to cure leader stopped the musicians and be-
. bad sore I bad, and it is all O. K. for gan the anthem over again, but it wm
writes D. L. Gregory, of of no avail. Once more Jefferson es-
Ibousands.
Think for a moment of the supply of In speaking of one of the most fa
nourishment (which means the giving rnous violin virtuosos who ever lived It car.
of energy, or “the power of doing was stated that in his youth he fell out
work") to any part. The healthy frame with Ids parents and ran away to Cas-
recelves its due quota of food materl- sol, Germany, twelve years after , he
als and out of them builds up its sub- died. In giving a sketch of a living
stance and obtains its working power. European author the statement was
But the supply of energy Is not con- made that he wrote and published his
A rompnrinon.
“Did you ever hear anything so Idiot
ic as that talk of Mrs. Sorter’s when
she Is addressing her baby?” queried
one woman of another on the street
Yes, I think I have," was the reply.
“For heaven's sake, what was it?”
“I once heard a fat man talking to
tils canary bird.” Chicago News.
6, 1906.
To Asheville, N. C., Annual Confer
ence Y. M. C. A, und Y. W. O. A., June
9-36. Tickets on sale June 8, 9, 10, 16,
Ml and 17, final limit June 38, 1906.
To Norfolk, Va., Animal Meeting
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Ass’u.
June 19-31, 1906. Tickets on sale Jane
17 and 18; final limit ten days in addi*
tiou to date of sale.
To Toronto, Ontario, International
Sunday School’Ahs’ii, June 30-37. One
fare plus 60c round trip. Tickets on stile
June 19-23; final limit June 30, 1906.
except that extension to Aug. 26 can be
obtained under customary conditions.
To Niagara Falls, N. Y., Ancient Ar-
abic Order Mystic Shrine Imperial
Council. One fare plus 11.00 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 17, 18
amt 19, 1905; final limit June 24, J905
except that extension to July 14, 1905*
can be obtained under customary cou-
Tlie laxative effect of Chamberlain’s | dltions,
slant; hence after a certain exhaustion first book nine years before he was stomach and Liver Tablets is so agree- To Portland, Oregon, Lewis and
of the store it originally possessed the horn. In calling an editor’s attention ftblp aud K() llfttural tlint you d() not 1 "’ ' ”
human engine demands more coal find to this error the editor replied: “Verily, ia the effoct of a me dicine
ore ryes, ww u. - - but no additional words water. Fatigue is the sign manual a bright kl.l this! What precocity!”- H ) Lt & Ca es druggists'
lope, Tex. 2oc at J. T. Reese s aud Dr. ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ h(j ^ ^ which authorizes the fresh supply. | Success Magazine. * or 8al(! ^ HoU & Gttte8 ’ arp f« ,8t8 '
3 uni Peuistou's drug stores.
Newnan, Ga.
Centennial Exposition, June 1-Oct. 16
1905. Low excursion rates; tickets oil
sale May 23-Sept. 30, 1905, inclusive;
final limit 90 days from date of sale, uot
to exceed Nov. 30, 1906,