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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

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Tie r,riE'r report Mae read and shows
u- follows. Warrants ISSUED on approved
bile, :G13ol, warrants ISSUED on She
sr""r fund, Sl9tt1o; uu the river cmcr
e"rcI furd, s.riiNj; mcuv" collected,
S2~O.9j, ,r"a-urrrr receipt t2,n,2i
The mrrshal~ r"p"'t was ~ follows
Fine, collected during the week, t,G.
trra-urr,'r receipt, 80. arrests, II, IN
yni, l.
\ H. Pr''"y WAS uom,nnt"d foT police
man iustrnd - l,anr Lane, Whn has been
nctlue policeman. The domination wus
unanimously accepted
Ga notion - Aldermen Hunt, second.
cj 10y Aliruuu BpNmHu, tho following
resolution wns adopted:
Resolved That o." city attorney ~
"hI r. instructed To- dtdt t'Ho. ! IONS
go" " Wv. ~, ~
ir.N treasurer e. ia, warrants To- the
amount - 5000, Recommending u rate
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Al 'h' new r'S"'N hI'euHs
On motion ~ Alderman Hunt, second
ed h, Alderman ArmlIu. that "A warrant
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, ia r!m"nt II interest on sewer bonds.
4 number 81 new bills were read nuu
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eT mud" u verhr, statement ~ Ia til,
prugfess ~ WORK being done.
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cil! engineer u" ANA Is hereh,
instructed 10 spend u REASONABLE" portion
OF hrs time "n IL" sewer /" famlrarIl'
huu~"t as Ia Ii" construction VI thu
snme 30 ho can make mn intelligent re-
port therefor when asked for 10y IT,,
board.
alderman Armgp offered the f"llowln,
resolution.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

clty 10 day.
& W, Dan,ct, who manages the zig |
hus,uoro housc ~ Citus,. blackwell Il Go A., /
lett last night on, burinc,s trp I" l1e
Vegas
Mayor j ". Douuc'l,. ~ the Atlantic
4 Pacific ruud, cams IN la.t evening from
san Mates, whore be- vac showing lnnds
tu purchasers.
j. IT, lovclnnd ~, homc last night
from the hot sptugs ~ San Miguel com
ty lie returns ei.l III bad condition
from Rheumatic Iruubrs.
Billy" Trcmmcll, a,coi LOs vceaa. ~
one - the finest miVeta ~ choice drinks
~ the city lie IA At u. y kc.chets
Headlight for Few days
Mira Il. J ralcn and daughter and
Miss Malloa,u, ~ Santa Fr, who have
boom on u ,Is,, e. Mta T. i Mel ant, =
Tins city, have rctu'u'd home"
Nj. . Il Winter. mother = Eurcnc
Wu'or.. nul IT," lunrr'o teacher, has
B; nc t. Clinton NJ, ou visit, accom-
paurd hy her iva grandchildren.
Mrs \. - iligsIus and Mre NJ J.
Borden, friends Il the family 4 Judge
" u Lee, II the city, ara here from
Las vegas "h" arr f'G'r''''d "' '"' ''"n
l'rhp"
+ Jhfaw,lu ,td Wf", - l1'- Iuuns,
ntr ~ tie Armyn IT," e"ut''uuH '' 70
heavy sheep rutrr - Nn.ru.h county.
bu, ttaler tua' o." frequent lwre re prr
venting tie ~h'UluE " 'h" rao"p.
The morning a. 3p'c'u,n Mrr Juau,'"
Srit,In died, aged - year,. Sh" ",l, h"
buried 900 Santa barbara cemetery t.
morrow, the 'ulrrHi tuldug l,A"" FROM
tho old town cathedral u, o'clock u. ~.
/ Misc M,f,'r MIuor, = very pretty young
| lady from R.,und., CaI, cam. 10 from
| th" N"r, ou tlr- mofwusr delayed rur
scuRrr tram. 50" ia on urr "ry 10 l..
+ l'H-n to \t-li tt''ud' an ri"pr"I over IT,
. the crty fur tti'r f"S,.
/ I,nul. Earr.,,hn buNs wool fpr E.sc
mann Eru.. and one Il the uu-t surrc.t.
iul on IT,. road. came IN from Gruu's
s,pt,uu hast uight. lIrW ,isIt Il new
u.lI ,uIs evening. t,- he H. nlWa,a on the
move ~ hen tine season opens.
-Four rp-s ~ cattle. all warnings. from
the ranch - ". T.. Sanders, AZ Mugda
Iona. arrived here thl. morning The
rprs were, 49, crowded III 4 rc,cral were
found dead IN each ear. The yoarlIugr
mr.. consigned 10 Richard Klrtt NJ I.rr
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

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{, !, f.hsI"y, lawyer real 'stht" agent
ana former clothing merchant {" l"e
trtftilnt, "a ~ Ia" cIt! on n"S'n'sH' Mt'
Easlr! g'N"r III" Hood h'"s th"l h'H
town hns Incorporated ana on III" l"ti
Of June AN election Viii he h"'i cor tue
election - board ot trustees ana u
marshal
G"org" bstraud"r " III from MS r'h'h
IA the 'hi.'I' n"'ghh"th"od' ''"'ree
states that u" crops ar" LOOKING Hp'"h
dldly, and that there ~ abundance 81
grass ~ tho valleys ana on the mountain
sihcs. II" reports shower "t ram every
afternoon between anu ocI"ck Tor
the past t"" weeks
The drlll last evening ~ the Guards n
I'll" Arm"ry "as indeed excellent, there
being more m"mO"r IN IN" Than hh'
ever turned out at any previous arm
Al the regular meeting next Iuesdh!
evening captain will la elected to TAXI
H." position made vacant 10y III" resign"
u'h III N"l'' ''''!
Mrs C. +. HALEY, wlfo ~ the hcke
agent OF the Santa +" ruHd at the depot
and her interesting gueht, M,as SalIie !
Gibson, viii lDava tina evening Tor u tire
weeks vlsl't t. southern California Ia
ladies intend waiting Los Angeles, ia
Diego aud other important rlt'eH OF Ia
southern section OF I'll" Pacific coast, !
VIII oe "'''E"''"' '''p'
Chas. a. Mariner, general manhg''
aud John james, superintendent "t u
Aztec Coal company, at Gallup, hre /
the city, coming on III" Atlantic ~
clic passenger tram last night The
announce some trouble with Ia" miner
OWING to several mines closing dow
but mr." oi the option that eyeryth'n
viii be moving smoothly IN few days,
At the regular monthly meeting 81 II
Scott Moore hone company last eyenin
Scott Knight was chosen foreman. VI,
james Phelan resigned Mr.. Knight vi
the assietaut foreman, aud on him boir
moved up beg, il nrcrssltatcd tho elc
ton Of an assistant. The honor fell
George Glessncr Both arc old iircme
active IN thcfcry,cc undthcy w.,l logo,
work toward cupouer,ur tns fiery 81
ments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

tue Nrrdiri- OF the Coroncra JurJ In
the ~ " er Accident

/ rue NerdietS OF lhc t0t0ucrH Jury 10
the sewer Accident
N'lcr tho dead uoli,a ~ Jose Antonio
| SANCHEZ aud Alb,hu Cu,ta, ~" tNuI
, Mexican Uotkmeu killed Toy the bauks
~ the sewer caying ~ ou them yesterday
afternoon. wore taken g. the undertaking
rooms ~ -. ". Strong, Dr. rshtcc ut
tempted tn rtauicithtc them hut life was
entirely extinct and hia efforts we're ~
~ avail
! DAVID DcLham, !uei3cc - the peace -
prec,uct NJ. &c, N Witch precinct the
accident occutfvl, ompnncIrd u cufonct'e
Iur! composed - tie iollowiuf gentle
mon We lIclcock G. j. |,otaon. Chas.
WmiIus, g. ~ pcutr". I. II Chamber.
iu nui A. E. shears The jury. ON belng
Sworn. VISITED the bodies ut the under.
,akct'-, which they thoroughly rNamlued,
after Which the, waited that part ( the
sewer where tie distressing accident uc
CURED The Jury thcu aiJuufu"i until
hra m,trug AZ 9.H u'c'urk 20 meet at
thr Office " the Justice - the peace.
VIA. ll"rb"teautt, :. Il Hammer. = s.
GuLu. lhumap Haley, Ca lus S"t,au',-.
lsuar,D Sr,yAutcs t. \ Mur-n atd JuNu
" Mo1gLrr, aud tbcrt testimony proved
runriu,No,y that al precautions had
been taken 10 proven any accident ~
any rh,th ter. Dt prrr" Wa ALSO "N
ahmed Hs 80 Tie rayaot Nl.r' brought
about tn" deaths u tie tAu uufuttuunt"
mru
W u thIil"r, app"a.ri ~ ion'ractur
b Roe" aud H., tr.tIuu.! r o." Nl'nrSser
nae token duNu IN iY.l D., "a conf vtrut
s'rl sralhrr
Iur NtUru.I-
IN ~" matter - ~" inquest on tn"
b.dy - Juso Antoine ushrl, drcpus, Il,
Tie following verdict "as rcarn"d.
~" lu,'lr" - IN" prnr" aud .urN up
O.. We 'hH"'t J." 'h'"'"'I ",.' ''''d '"-'',
,! ' ''' ,I, r,J ,,, ,r',
.,ad Jn.c Antoine sanchez came L. n..
, dealt. ~ tho I""H'N s.N'h prrrrr' II
,fh'l,uu county ,h u" H'h h"l %,
a a AL. fstt la
, the ca,,ug d, - u rrN,r aud that rm'l
n""d"ut Vas entirely unn\otinh,", AMI
vac .urf W. 't "'' nv no "."'"" '''
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80, a.. ,,.,,,., 49, a.. ,,,',. ',n;,I,,I
matter. after hrtug duly sworn and after
bearing al IL" "Nld"ur" 'n'ainah'", ilnd
''"t III" r"'' MN" pen '"h' w n''
a." i.rn J,, = Nav lspI ,,,n, sn,Inr,
,rui. AMI further thai salI suffucatlur
wa~ r'ns"d ly ia" cav ~ 1" 81 sewer
M' 'u,'u'' 'H"t eni'i n'''u'hl was "h
", nrI ,n,r ,n LI,mc can IN, nt;ncL,j f.
any irrsou or Irreous
4 OWN DlN'I'M,
a. y, !, '"''.' ., W." "",''
t',s Vl,,,r,, - r. li..nr,, / n
Chnmrgru, \. G. Shonrs.
The lus,ira's room Nns Nrll rruwdc,
" With citizens aud the FELLOW wurkm.n o
the victims when the ,rrd,r'a we're read
~ nrI ,l,,, ,,, ,ar,d :, n,,.,, with uui,.r
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" hns Information to th" "N"1t that s"y"rH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

The merchant who gives his job print.
ing H. eastern firms when Il can lie done
neatly in Albuquerque il doing an 10.
IustliN to tn" entire community, as tho
money for the same goes east and takcs
so much out OF home circulation. This
il not only true Of the printing business,
but OF all other lines 81 trade Always
patronlle home industries and the place
IN which you live will 10 more prosper.
Gus,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

Since Il il now u we'll established fact
that ca,arrh is blood disease, medical
men nre quite generally prescribing
Ayers iiarsaparilln Tor that most loa,h,
some complaint, aud the result in nearly
every instance, proves the wisdom OF
their advice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
An Eeansaieal CAur.A Cssasn :,

-
The fret worlds council the 1L.9rs-
gational church has over held will meet
in London, England, in July. II will 10
OF great interest, ~ questions Of much
Importance 10 the church are 70 DO con
sldered during the ten days OF the meet
ing. The council will consist Of 800 del
egates 100 elected in Great Britain, 100
IN the United States aud 100 from The
rest OF the world. The delegate from
the southwest 10 Rev. T. Lyman Hood d
this city. lie sails from New York July
LIST, on the "City OF Chicago" and at tb'
Close Of the council will 70 10 the cont
nent 10 visit missions and schools. The
reverend gentleman will leave here to-
the east in about ten days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

Never had n preparation more appr0
pirate name than Ayers Hair Viso'
When the capillary glands become 90
'eebled by disease, age, or neglect, tbs
dressing imparts new life TO the scalp .
that tbs hair assumes much OF its youth
full tullnsss and beauty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
= Hint 10 Candidate for the once OF
sheriff

Under the statute ~ Il now stands the
following named ghvriIs ARE Ineligible
Tor re- election AT tho November, lS1,
elections Sheriff Jose |. perca, Berna
llD, sheriff Mariana liarria, DOM Ana;
Sncr,H IrnnquIno Luna, Valencia;
sheriff &. A. Robinson, Sncorru; Sheriff
rrank Chaycs, Santa Fc; Sheriff Carson,
san Juan The law ought 20 be so
amended ~ to prohibit any elective ~.
lrrr from being eligible Tor u second
term. immediately following the first,
70 be- sass ,ka Is'rl elections are n long
ways oil yet, but then time iies and the
muu who works early and late, energetic
ally and constantly, IL generally the frl-
low Who gets there, "All things come 10
him Who waits" ~ all rght, but all
things come To him who hustles' is bet
ter. New Mexican.
In almost ever nclghborhood through.
out the west there N some one or more
persons whuse ltyos have been saved by
Chamher.ainH Colo, Cholera and Diar.
rhua Rcmciy, or who have been cured
u chrome dlarrhTa by A. Such persons
take especial pleasure IN recommending
the remedy TO others. Tho praise that
follows Tia introduction aud use makes II
very popular, Twsnty I've and ~ cent
bottles for sale by Thos. ii. Burgess i
Son,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

IT," llrul FORESTER, rector = t.
J.ll> Ep-r.pl church., th,- cDty, r.
r"vrl . Telegram frm Santa ic a.. ~
rru'uu. lr'urmjrs ban ~ the death -
IT,. I J.ii,,u 'l.to ~ III ~ th,- morn
iue. and Eating thai tho funeral WI.lt,kr
rn.rIuinru'l In"h0dl Wl,, probably
arrNr hrr"tp night Rev. G,yu Was "a un'
tvs" { h,unnusu,r", England Was ~ the
e,S-uprut s,rNIn"ot Cuunia fur .rNrrni
,rarn, md NHs afterwards - clNltcus lu,r'r
10 .>uu'h Aw"rrrn. lie r"iu,uci to th"
nt"I ~tntcs and s"ttlcdn' Tucson, Ar.
.1ur, Whrtr b" ,umm"nocd studying Tor
'rr ministry About tWu lrtrs ysp hr
came t. Albuquerque, aud last year was
ur.lr ned deacon at Santa fr. II" re-
turned to- thr c.ty aud NaicuarS" ~ NJ
Jouu's church Ter" up u withIn u t"N
months asr when h." wac transferred tu
santa &c. The hgh alltui" ~ th" ter
u'orlal capital Mas ,1u much Tor hlm ani
il" had u number Il sever" hrmorthaers
~ the juuss. lie Was IL hrIsht, cuusricu
upus cNI"uudet ~ the word ~ G'd, and
hI- death NI,l u" universally regretted 10y
hl- mnuy friends ~ tina ctty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23


Federico Luna, Of Los LunRs, is at the
European,
&. j, Booth. commercial tourist from
Kansas City, IL here to da!,
r.. u. Fluke, the Se'ond street tobac
cou,st, 10 confined to his room 10y sick.
ness
Tram and engine men on the Atlantic
4 Pacific are receiving their pay checks
to-day.
&. II. Morchousc, division freight and
passenger agent at II rIso, il in the city
from the south.
Ed Miller, oDe 81 the oldest engineers
on the Atlantic h Pacific road, il visiting
the city from Peach Springs,
$, M. Folsom, presldcn, OF the Albu,
querque Nationa! bauk, who has been u
Denver on business. got back last night.
Hon. +. A. Manzanares, CT delegate to
congress and Las Vegas business man,
10 10 the city from Soeorroeounty, where
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

about ten days It Was III, ught the old
souil,man would never survive the ~
juncs, tut he iS up and around, appA
rcutIy ia guud health, except Disagree.
auIr ringing IA the ught ear AVID slightly
hard ot bcmiug. Ills attending pn! stefan
thinks that b, care these troubles viii
aoon disappear aud MAJOR" Lame will lie
h.ms,if once more II ~ snfc ~ bct hat
h., vii never take another walk along
tie raItuad track uulree Il" has nil hts
faculties 1T command
Ftc.gh' Conductor Thomas met w,ih u
painful accident lat mghl at the hill
near Barre station, u tcw mIies south II
the city. lir left fur the south with tie
rr.t section ahi On trlchrs ia" hil the
e.. gtur rial,d lie waited unit. the s,v'
uud SECTION crmr up, aud Will" attempt
tDe to 4. up,c uu Co. u' a,r.ttcd over the
Ll, tn, Grl Io'',pu parted aud toe rear
r,rr came un,h a.'t ,.rs. d,rnh,o force
,u,p ilc u.iur 4 tie rcroli sect T..
catching .lN.w,r before h" con, escape
MOD ualiy .pr,&rg uW lie Wns taken
o.. tie las Ng.a. ho-r,n b! the north.
n.,ld - .gw tram - frN h1urt later
tu.r.r II i'fni', q lasuua. vino %,
,.uryIus aud ritnUrg o." SECTION INES
o. Mitchell BRO. Niu recently putChas
81 'um the Atlantic y phrliiu falItund
-. . ., ID. l.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-17
1t Pays to Get the Best.

Some people think economy means
buying cheap things-articles that cost
the least money of any of their kind.
True economy is getting the best for
the amount of money you have to spend.
A really serviceable, well-made article,
even at good price, is worth house
full of shoddy manufactures, made only
to sell. There is no greater fallacy than
to suppose that Except in rare instances
you can get dollars worth of anything
for less than a dollar. Tradesmen do
not get rich by giving their goods away,
and it is safe to say that man is in his
business for the profits and not for
amusement. IT you travel.'it is economy
of money, of time, of comfort, to buy
your ticket over such a line as "The
Burlington" where speed, safety and
equipment are all up to the very highest
standard and the utmost care taken to
keep them so. For tickets, rates, maps,
etc, call on your local ticket agent. or
write to w. ]. c.. Kenyon, Gen, Pass.
Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-17
ASertous Matter.

The late Sunset" Cox, who so long
represented one of the New York City
districts in Congress, was an inveterate
jester. A matter-of-fact friend once
wrote Cox long letter. the burden Of
which was that he should quit joking.
Hitch your wagon to star aud be
serious, wrote the would be mentor. Cox
replied: 81 might hitch my wagon to the
dogstar, and that would be Sirius would
mt it," That must have been an August
est, for these are the DAYS when the dog
star RACES, and it was good enough
joke for warm weather. But it is really
serious matter, if you are obliged to
travel in hot weather, to select line on
which you can journey in comfort. Such
a oneis THE Burlington" which follows
the east bank of the Mississippi for three
hundred miles, under the shadow of lofty
tree-crowned bluffs on one side and the
sparkling waters of the river, famed by
cooling breezes, on the other. For tickets
and rates by this line, call on any ticket
agent, or address WI. C.Kenyon, Gen.
Pass. Agent c.. B. & N. r. R., st, Paul,
MINI
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-17
science in Bread s1akids.

At the recent annual meeting of the
American Chemical Society, held in
Washington, D. c., the question of the
leavening agent in bread, or as used in
baking powders game up for discussion.
in which Prof. Barker, of the University
of Pennsylvania, and President of the
Society; Dr.. Richardson, late OF the Unit
ed Safes Department of Agriculture ir
Washington; DR.. VIM. McMurtrie. late
Prof. of Chemistry in the University of
Illinois; DIR. E. H. BARLEY, late Chemist
OF the Rrooklya N. Y. Board of Health,
and Prof. of Chemistry Of Dong island
College, and others took part,
The consensus Of opinion was over
whelming in favor Of the employment Ct
ammonia, It was stated as fact that
ammonia rendered the gluten of the -four
more soluble than the orsginal gluten
and that the breed in which this action
was produced by earbonate Of ammonia
must be more digestible and hence more
heaIthful, and because of the extreme yo-
latility of carbonate of ammonia, and
its complete expulsion from the bread in
the process of baking, it is one of the
most useful. heaithfui and most valuable
leavening agents known.
These conclusions are borne out by the
very elaborate and exhaustive expert
ments made by Prot. ]. W. Mallet, of the
University of Vir ainla. which show con
clusiyely that bread made with a baking
powder in which one per cent. Of carbo-
nate of ammonia is used, in connection
with cream of tartar and soda, is not
only of uniformly better color and text
ure, bat a product more wholesome, be.
cause the ammonia serve to neu.talize
any organic os laetii acids pres emit il
the flour
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-17
Railway Car heating py Electrlcity.

Railway Car Heating Dy Electricity.
It Is reassuring to know that the
deadly car stove" which has played
such q CHASTITY part in hundreds of TRACE
dies. viii soon be- seen no more. An ad.
mirable system Of electric heating fdr
cars has been invented, which is SO cheap
and easily operated that its universal
adoption is simply matter Of time
The railway company on whose road
fhis system has been tested by 3 course
Of practical work speaks OF it in the
highest terms, and the travelling public
Is not less gratifed at the comfort and
safety which is now assured. After the
sad experience of the dirty and gaseous
condition Of the average coal heated car,
tha absolute cleanliness and absence Of
doors, together with the even tempera
ture Of q car electrically heated, Is a
revolution in modern car heating. New
York Telegram.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-17
Ask Your EEisusaa

Who have taken Hoods SarsaparilIa
what they think oft, and the replies will
be positive in its favor. One has been
cured of indigestion and dyspepsia an
other finds it indispensable for sick head
ache, Others report remarkable cures of
serofgla, saltr heum and other blaod di-
seases, still Others will tell you that it
overcomes chat tired feeling" and so
on. Truly, the best. advertising which
Hoods Sarsaparilla receivesis the hearty
endorsement of the army of friendsit has
won by its positive medicinal merit.
Having such an. immense trade have
found it necessary to add one more clerk
(Verd Thomason) Am sorry that some
OF YOU have been kept waiting for your
goods. Please order early. T. CARL.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-17
A Fairy Tale.

A famous woodsman once boosted
that he could find his way through a
wilderness and return by the same path,
Being tested, he carried with slender
thread, which should serve as guide
Tor the return trip. Reaching the end OF
his journey, he lay down to rest. While
he rested came the genius of industry
and breathed upon his thread and
changed it to two shining ribbons OF
steel. 1t was railroad. Throngs oil
people whirlsd past him in luxurious
cars, and he read upon the train the
mystic legend: Wisconsin Central"
For tickets, berths and full informa-
ton apply to any ticket agent.