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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06

thickets the cunning mountain lion
trails his prey. This animal, one of the
most formidable of the cat species,
more nearly resent les the tiger or
panther than his noble Hamesake. His
is a policy of stealth, and it is only
when wounded or at bay that he will
attack the human species. He rarely
falls prey to the rife of the hunter or
mountain ranchman. The latter wages
a relentless warfare against him be-
cause of his fondness for the blood of
young colts and his frequent inroads
upon the herds that pasture the noun
tain meadows.
With all his cunning. the mountain
lion often comes to grief in the ranch
mans bear trap, and his career OF
blood and depreciation is changed for
one of innocence and usefulness as
parlor rug. A miner who returned re-
Gently from q prospecting tour in the
western hills gives an account of an ad-
venture with lion which well illus
trates the habits of the animal and the
danger of attacking him at disad-
vantage.
~ was prospecting for gold on the
Limestone range about a month ago."
said he, land stopped over night with
a ranchman named Jones, who had
quite a herd of horses. He complained
bitterly of his losses from the lions. l
asked him why he did not hunt them,
and he answered that it was useless, as
it was very rarely that sight could be
had of the animals. He had trapped
four in the last few months, but his
losses still continued, and hardly
week passed that he did not find the
half-eaten carcass of a colt or horse.
The next morning l started out to be-
gin prospecting upon a ridge near the
ranchman's cabin. In reaching the
point to which / was bound had to
cross a stream at short distance from
the ranch. AS was leaving the bank
/ noticed in the soft earth foot prints
which looked like those of giant cat.
1t had rained the night before, and
had no difficulty in following the trail,
which at once recognized as that of
mountain lion.
had no arms with me except largo
revolver, but knowing that these ami
mails rarely attack man had no fear
of an encounter, and thought that l
might possibly get a shot at the ranch
mans enemy. The track led up along
a path through the thicket and toward
the mouth of small canyon. AS
proceeded l saw that the trail, which
was quite fresh, circled around toward
the point where l had crossed the
stream, and when l arrived again at the
crossing l was somewhat startled to
see in the sand by the side of the
stream, close to one of my own foot
prints, made not ten minutes before, q
second track of the mountain king.
This was becoming interesting. The
lion was upon my trail, and it sent
cold SILVER over me to fancy a sudden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06
A Curious Telephone Line.

A curious telephone line has been
working for the last three years be-
tween two private houses in the SUI
burbs of London, England. The singu-
lar point about the line consists in the
use of an electric-Eght circuit for
telephone communications and cleo
trio lighting purposes either indepen-
IDENTIFY or simultaneously. The inter-
ference when the two lines are work
ing is so slight as to be barely notice
able and a novice would never guess
from the slight rustling heard when
the engine is running that a ten or
twelve amphere current was passing
along the line and that the vocal
sounds were being produced by a
slight variation caused by the respec-
tive telephone transmitters at either
end of the line. The length of
the line is comparatively short, as the
houses between which it runs are only
a quarter of a mile apart. The wires
at either end are tapped for the tele-
phone in the particular room required
by simply connecting short length of
wire from the lead to the terminal of
the telephone.-N. Y. Commercial Ad-
vertiser-
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NOTES FROM CHINA.

TIE foreign trade of China last year
aggregated $3.50, 00o. 900.
THE Chinese gardeners are the most
expert fruit growers in the world.
THE Chinese national debt is one of
the smallest, amounting to only sSS.-
500. 600.
THE Chinese have their tombs built in
a semi-circular form. like horseshoe.
and the Moors use the same form in
their architecture.
THE Chinese razor has the shape of
an isosceles triangle. II is made of
rude steel and many OF them are
pounded up from WORKOUT horseshoes
CHINESE annals remote as :. 900 3. C.
speak of the cultivation of tea. and
classify it almost as perfectly as is done
to-day. Its virtues were discovered by
accident
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06
GOSSIP OF OTHER LANDS.

AUSTRIA has only two works making
cast or rolled plate glass.
IT is calculated that in ninety years,
ut the present rate of increase, Aus
tralia will contain 10000, 600 of citizens.
ONE MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND pounds worth of pickles and
sauces are exported from England to
other countries yearly.
A POSTAGE stamp of the original
value of about 10 cents was sold at auc-
ton in London recently for s240. 1t was
a Moldavian 81 paras postage stamp.
WOMAN has offered to bequeath a
very large sum 20 the French theater if
she be allowed to place a statue of
Mounet-Sully opposite the monument
to Talma near the entrance to the the
ater
AT recent flower festival given for
charity in the grounds of the Villa
Borghese, just outside the walls of
Rome, the women students OF the
Roman university were present, wear
ing the colored caps of their colleges,
like their men fellow students
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SClSSORED SCIENCE.

THE mean height of land above sea
level is :, $50 feet
EVERY square mile Of the sea con-
tains lao. 0o0. 900 FISH Of various kinds
THE planet Neptune has the longest
year, consisting of more than $1,000 OF
our days.
TEE blood of dogs fatigued by long
racing, when injected into other dogs,
makes them exhibi. ali symptoms OF
fatigue
A SWISS savaut has the credit Of 70
ducing milk TO dry powder. 50 that. OF
the addition of water. IL al once as
sumes its natural properties
INVESTIGATIONS of rain drops lead 10
the conclusion that some Of the large
drops must be more or less hollow, as
they fail when striking TO wet the
whole surface inciosei within the drop
TIE nebula in Orion Is a tine teieSe1sp-
ic object now. The great black space
in this nebuia is known among nnPoetlc
star-gazers as the coal-hoie- No STAR
has ever been seen IN this hole II iAe
uniyersA-
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Sealed Bids for FncI.

Sealed bids for fuel will be received by
the secretary of the board of education in
the city building till Monday, Aug. Sth
1S92, at j. o'ciock noon, for furnishing the
supply of coal and slack Cor the CITY
schools for the ensuing year Bids to state,
first; price on good shaft lump coal. fork
ed, and free from dirt, rock stone or slack:
500 tons more or less. Second; price on
slack per too, giving description and name
of mine; go tons more or less A certified
check for $3.50 must accompany each bid
as a guarantee that the successful bidder
VIII enter into a satisfactory contract AS
specified in bid. Coal and slack TO be
weighed on city scales (uo charges for
weighing) and delivered In school buildings
rs required. The committee aud tie board
reserve the right TO reject any or all bids
The bids will be opened on Monday the
eth. inst, at O'Clock p. IN.
Per order OF committee on heat and ven-
tilation, T j. IRWIN, Sec'y.
Wichita, Aug. ., 1892 d66 81.
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and the mare, feeling that terrible
weight upon her back, stood trem bling
with fear. The lion lost no time.
Leaning over her shoulders he fastened
his fangs in her neck, where he hung
fast, sucking her life away.
For a moment | had been stupefied
by the suddenness of the attack.
but now pity for the young mare
and anger at the boldness and
cruelty of her fierce assailant filed
me. Without thought of consequences
! reached for my revolver, took quick
aim and fred. This sudden interrupt
ton of his bloody feast, and the pain of
my bullet. which, as / afterward
learned, struck him in one of the fore
paws, caused him to release his hold
and drop to the ground, and the terri
fed mare sprang away like the wind up
the canyon path. / had saved her life,
but as 1 came down from my perch to
get a better view of the situation l
realized that my chivalry had brought
me into danger. The lion crouched
where he had fallen, growing savagely
and licking his wounded paw. Sud-
denly lie saw me, and, recognizing the
cause of his discontinue, prepared to
attack me.
81 was now but few PAGES off, and
again leveled my revolver and fired.
The shot went wide of the mark, and l
saw that was now at the mercy of the
very claws from which had freed the
mare. l braced myself to receive the
spring, and grasped my revolver by the
barrel to use over the hons head. 1
had weighed all my chances and de-
cided there was no escape, when sud-
denly, almost as the lion rose to spring
upon me, the report of rifle rang and
reechoed along the canyon walls, and
the tawny brute lay rolling il his death
agony.
Jones. the ranchman, hearing the
cry of his terrified stallion, had grasped
his rifle and rushed to the rescue. His
steps were fastened by the cry of the
mare, and when he stood in the mouth
Of the gulch and saw the animal ready
to spring upon me his hand was nerved
to his task and the bullet did it's work
unerringly."-St. Louis Globe-pemo-
ornt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The council met last night and heard
the following report from the committee
which was received mot adopted) aud the
committee continued.
Honorable Mayor and City Conncil:
conference.-the the special committee
appointed to investigate expenses OF city
government and report means of retrench-
meat would respectfully recommend that
the following reductions be made per
annum as follows:
In fire department, $1,000; water to be
determined; light-gas, 81, 900, Electric
Lights Citizens, 81 900: Vapor, $2,6SS;
engineers department, $1,000 Total slO,-
6SS
Your committee feel justified in recon-
mending these reductions as they have
assurances that it can be accomplished.
JOHN NJ. MARTIN,
J. NJ. LEVERAGE,
w. K. TUCKER,
II. f. GORDON.
Committee.
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Sealed proposals will be received up to 5
O'Clock =. m. Tuesday Aug. 9, 1892 at the office
of w. II. Cramer Is Co, engineers, 525 Sedg-
wick block, Wichita, Kan, for the labor and
material decessary to complete brick build
ing and chimney for the Wichita Gas. Electric
Light and Power company. Bids will he re
ceived for the entire work or for the masonry
and carpenter work separately. Psans and
specifications can be seen at the office of the
engineers.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
The successful bidder or bidders will be re-
Cuired to furnish a good and sufficient bond in
the amount OF 80 per cent of the contract price.
w. ii. CRAMER h Co,
do It Engineers.
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HE WROTE FOR ALL.

The world is cruelr carelessi coldi"
/ sighed. land cares for naught but goldi
Why should my troubled pages plead
A brothers woe-a brothers needl"
NV song Is drowned in mammon's roar"
q flung my pen upon the floor,
SThe hand that fortune stoops to bless
Must crush the buds Of tenderness"
NY toddling wee one put the pen
Into my trembling hand again.
And clambering upon my knee,
Said archly: "Papa, wife for me
Iwrote-a homely, childish tale
or hope and love-no psnsive vail
OF others wrongs-but what her smile
Had wakened in my heart the while
And when the ink had scarcely dred,
] heard the song on every side;
1t filled the land from sea to sea,
While thousands cried-he wrote for me.
Charles Eugene Banks. In Banner Of Gold
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St. Louis, Mo, July z. 1892 50t
Tourist Rates 10 Colorado and Ctah.

Tourist tickets will be on sale for Den
yer, Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Trinidad,
Salt Lake City, Ogden and other Utah
and Colorado summer resourts, from June
l until September 80, limited for return
passage TO and including October 81, 1892.
Take the Missouri Pacific railway train
eaving here in the evening, which arrives
through the mountains in day light. This
train is equipped with elegant chair cars
of the latest design. Pullman sleeping
cars if desired T. E. BLECKLEY, p. & L.
A, 224 East Douglas Ave. Missouri Pa
citic railway. 81
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Sealed proDoSalS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
" - N.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 8.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office up 10 7:30 o'clock p. m, Monday,
Aug. s. 1892 for the city printing for one
year from the date Of contract
All bids must state price per line, both
on first md second or subsequent inser-
tions, as follows:
On quarterly reports of city treasurer.
On city ordinances.
On sealed proposals TO build sidewalks.
On council minutes or proceedings.
On all other printing.
The mayor aud council reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids.
FRED. SCHATTNER.
6o-5t City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06

Surprising. - Life - did George
play football while he was at college?"
Maude-"No, l don't think he did"
Efie-"Did he row on the crew?"
Maude-'I never heard anything about
it" Efie-''Then he must have played
baseball" Maude-,.".He never said
anything about it am pretty sure he
didn't, though" Ene-''That's very
queer" Maude-"Why?" Efhe-"Be-
cause I heard that he was graduated
with honors. Harvard LaInpoon-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoris.
Only SI2 t. Denver and Kerurn VIA the '.Slis-
suurt Pacific halfway"

Commencing Aug. and continuing TO
Aug Z. the Missouri Pacific Railway"
will sell round trip tickets 10 Denver for
Sl2 good to return Oct. TO- 1892 Com
meucing July y and continuing to Aug.
3, the round trip rate will be 81 30 good TO
return Oct. 10. Stop over privileges will
he allowed at pleasure on all these tickets
Trains leave daily at $50 p m, arriving
at Pueblo for breakfast, Denver for dinner,
passing through Colorado Springs. Eie-
giant reclining chair cars and Pullman
palace sleeping cars For further iufor-
NATION relative to Rates routes, etc, etc,
call At city ticket offic~, ~ East Douglas
avenue l.. l. BLECKLET,
5gI4t T. aud L. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06

The officers and other members of Mt.
Olvlte commandery will leave on a special
train. over the Missouri Pacific railway
for Denver. Colorado, on next Sunday
evening August 7th at half paste o'clock
Arriving at Denver next morning, Pull
mann sleepers, chair cars and regular
coaches will be run through without
change Call at city ticket Office at 225
East Douglass and secure yOur space, or
hand your name TO the Eminent comnan-
der. +. h. BLECkLEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
pa East Douglass.
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Privileges for sale.
GRAND ARMY REuoIox

hiA-ANb Ami lsLAh4NN
The committee are IN possession OF reli-
liable information that warrant them in
saving that the reunion TO be held AT
Wichita Aug Is To 20 will be the largest
and most enthusiastic ever held In Kan
Gas. Plat of grounds can be seen at the
''Arcade" dry good store. Apply at once.
W j. WILSON,
CHARLES HATToN, Com.
MURRAY MEYERS.
4 81 .f
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LOW RATES To Kansas CITY,
Knichts 81 Pythias Enrampmapt

NHItIIIH OF INIIIIds I-htaIhpnHnt.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway will sell round trip tickets at nalf
fare TO knights OF Pythias and their
friends TO attend encampment at Kansas
City. Aug. %, 1892. Tickets will be on
sale Aug. - TO Aug. p. within a radius of
zoo miles, good to return to Aug. 81; and
outside this radius, Aug. 70 to %; good to
return 10 sept. II.
Ask your nearest ticket agent for full
particulars, or address
JNO. SEBASTIAN
d59 II G. I. & =. A, Chicago, III.
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Excursion Rates via The Great Rock Island

Excursion Rates via The Great Rock Island
Route.
Denver and return, $3.50. Tickets 90
sale July 25 10 Aug. 10.
Salt LAKE and Ogden. $40. Tickets on
sale July - 70 Aug. 10.
Helena, Mont, $40. Tickets on sale July
Is TO Aug. 10.
Kansas Cry, t6l5. Tickets on sale Aug
% TO u
Information cheerfully given by apply
ing in person or writing TO the nearest
Rock Island agent. or TO
w. Fl. WIsHAgT.
City Ticket &; Passenger Ag-u.
d53 II p O. Eox 51S," Wichita
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where nmYou srerd Yorr y.esrsn?

The Burlington route has on sale round
trip tickets at greatly reduced rates TO
Denver, Colorado Springs. Salt Lake. San
Francisco, Portland. Yellowstone Park. ST.
Paul. Minneapolis. Spirit Lake. the Black
Hills, Puget Sound points, and to all tour
ist points in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Mon
tana, Wyoming, Dakota, Minnesota, Alas
ka and California.
For rates and further information, ad-
dress A. c. DAWES,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
St. Louis, Mo.
ST. Louis, Mo, july z 1892 SOFT
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Chair Car to Omaha via the Santa Re
Route.

The Santa Fe route are now running a
through chair car TO Omaha via Superior
Neb. in connection with tAe Fremont,
Elkhor and Missouri Valley railroad
leaving Wichita at Q 0. m and arriving in
Omsh a the next evening at 80 p N. This
service will continue daily.
S3-tf W. d. MURDOCH. d. r. A
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A MOUNTAIN LION.
An Adventure with Savage Dem
izen Of the Mountains.

Y THE remoter
regions of the
Black Hills, far
from the towns
and N i n i n g
camps. the or
iginal denizens,
bear, deer, elk
a n d mountain
lions, enjoy al
most u d i S.
puted poss e s.
sion. In t b e
shadowy C a n
vOpS and dense
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Herman & Hess

are selling nobby style Sum
mer weight trousers at a
trifie advance over the cost
of material. If you need a
pair you can't afford to buy
until you have seen the eX-
ira values we are offering.
The Hess" Shoe is pre-
eminently the shoe for
warm weather. No scald-
ed feet; no bunions,no corns
but lots of ease and comfort
The next time you need a
pair of shoes try the Hess
our word for it you'll be
satisfied, if not we refund
the money.
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Strictly First-Class.

WICHITA, Kan, April 12. 1892
After thoroughly testing the Behr Bros.
piano along side OF one of the oldest and
best known high grade instruments | can
fully recommend il as meeting every re
quirement of strictly first-ciass piano.
dlO-tf A w. SICKEER-
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Sheriff Ault left last night for Leaven-
worth with Frank Mitchell, the man who
plead guilty to stealing his horse. He
also took Lew McNair to the asylum ut
Topeka Mrs AulU and the children ac-
companied him to Kansas City, where they
VIII visit friends for about two weeks.
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Knights Templar Excursion.

To the Triennial Concave of Knights Templar at
Denver Co.. August excursion tickets will be on sale
July 25th Aug 10TH at very low rates Diagrams for
sleeping cars are now open. Call and secure your
berth E. E. BLECkLEY, t. q l. A
Missouri Pacific Ry 224 East Douglas.
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rK.,sss CITY c. Ion,s ALI noint,


east take the Missouri Pacific railway
The shortest line TO st. Louis by ~ miles
No change of cars of any kind between
Wichita and 81. Louis. Only nifty hours
between Wichita and New York City via
the Missouri Pacific railway. City ticket
office ia East Douglas Ave. lVlt u
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IA Op~n Is.st-r 20 ~ir Knights asa thrt'
FrSess - IN sozl herr EsnSa~ ard Osl bona
W q ~ a.tena ne ;. Ir.r Ire % E.I.L

We nay SffsBa tSf N'fFSf sh~s@S-ae@
Tie Santa Re route have 10 sssounee
bat OF Sunday eveGing. Ang- :. they Vii
run a special knight 1smp.sE TRAIN -
Deaver. Colo. leaving Nichlia At "a .
"a. The train viii CONSIST q Hine essaT
erred Pullman s5sep~rs ard ore bszRaze
car, and will make 10 stops eST0slte sxess't
% take on special cars.
p-lce Il oou5le berths s.. also sealed
rkfe Of SIS for ali the berfts q Tue SntgFe
car. Or pvlo@ a 81 per dsY Il tAs car =
occupied daring tss tap Apd sEzy 81
U-NEEr
"a. ous ts-e 81 - Tor The roasA trip
fstgEa. IS fel45ta. good for rrsEru s8es2 o.
10 Dale. q sAlS. Jelly = ~ Asz &c 81
elusive.
Ps4llnszs s}eepaag Gsrs arg no~ os~s Tor
;b- Frserrasioo u betth@ Csll al ters
nearest t.eKet A--si u sks s.xag-A Re route
OF Acdrr-z ths unGsssi zzs.zI fcr fuFtsssr
particular. ~. ID MCE8CCK. ID + a.
II Ise y. L~ia D.. M.1z.G- hAn-
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Mary C. Mike asked Tor divorce yes
terday from her husband, John .. Mike,
on the grounds of cruel treatment.
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by Apologize q Mallory,
Abstracters.D
The records in the register of deeds Office
show the following buyers:
A l. Huber w e 4 sec 10 % W.. S29Oo
w Ii Wesson shf d lots Il ~ Maple
81 80 Maple CsmpbeiFs sub-dIv lot 80.
8 Chicago ave West Wichita. l6Oo
w X b Smyth shf lots - Washing
ton ave Marhewson's 2d add lots
"a 36 blk II Junction Town Co add 100
o + Mason Il lots al l43 Hydraulic
ave PERT add. Observation-Disclosures. 100
w M Hall w ; e sec 8 % w.. 1000
A L Cooper " d lot % Humboldt ave
Gettes 81 add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40O
Jno w Main w d lots 4 blk Sod
dard- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "oV
Valley Loan Co W d sec % 70 2.
g, S 10 fl lot 81 40 TT lot 81 Law
renee ave HerIngton's res lots II ID
Central ave Stevens add lot 2sw
N u sec 20 2w............. 4I37
Western Investment Co shf lots Al
AZ blk Fairview add lots 33 q
Central ave Mead's add lots - II
blk A Taylor's add Observation-Disclosures. 800
M A Groves shf d lois 50 50 Laura
ave Cochran's sub-div lots x 70
Laura avt Cochran's sub-div....... 200
Amount of Mortgage releases. ....... 5000
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ION 10 the Nourtain-r' Of Colorado

Commencing July . and until Aog 10
lsQ2. the Great Rock Island viii sell round
trip tickets 10 Denver, good 10 visit Colo
RADIO Springs aud Pueblo. AZ the low rate
OF ST. -. gcoi for return mp 10 and incln1-
ing Oct 10. 49, Set your iicksis ssfiy
and avoid the rusa Tie Crest koc<
Island EeStibuls train leay~s AicA8Ss,
daily. $50 a IN W II WISHAET.
City Tlcke. q Passenger Agt.
c5s Igt Wichita, hAu-
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.,n.. q. nsa.. rreur.,a. I.,,.

Denver ADD return si7s0 Ticksts on
sale July 18th. 20 August Iefh. WIKI Zeal
bnsE Ter Tstafn passage uDtiI Octob~r -
l.gz
Helena. Most. And retuga 80 ~
Tickets On ssle JaIY S5ea, &c Aagasi iGth.
Sigb nnsl Ilt8sf for EztUFn passszs uEIi
Octoh4r lGtb. isys
r4ls Like city =s,d ox,ier 80 % Tickets
On ~sls July z5sh. 20 August Iesh. ~stb
sea- limit uEtls October 10 +
kABsaz Clsy sud return e. - Tleksts
on sale Angus; - 10 = wish Goa iiu441
S<ptsrstFf -
Washington. u G.. AL rstsFo sps fare
Tor tee FouDd iro. JlckSfs &c AS SD
Snsh@f Ia. - i.ts. god % rssufs asiA
DctSts~r X
T'ogrlassl, orr. snd rssurs - n
TszEsis 81. safe -gpsssn Ger lsAE, 70 49,.
asa . s.ssr4al I8rzs.t ~ - 14Ts Pr osssF
- fsrEasI.oE rasl - s1eF~ss
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IL ssE&a e sas - sss-s
q A EECEx. PA.sxnssf aEatssn- 90 :