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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
An $1,000 Fire at Oregon City.

PORTLAND, June 20. 0regonCity
was visited by a destructive fire at
an early hour this morning, and in a
very short time about $4,000 worth of
property was swept away. William
Fairchild, fireman, fell from the root
of the burning building, fracturing
two ribs and receiving other serious
internal injuries. The fire was first
discovered in the retaurant of Law
renee Rueonic, which was totally de-
stroyed, The confectionery establish
ment of W. A. Wheeler and the office
of DR.. J. W. Norris were destroyed,
The buildings were owned by G, W.
Harding.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
Two at a Time,

The fifth stage robbery within the
past three months occurred Tuesday
night near the Topsy grade on the
Ager-Klamath ronte. Both the Kla-
math Falls bound and the Ager bound
stages were stopped. The driver Of
the stage going to Klamath Falls was
held two hours, awaiting the arrival
of the one going to Ager. The lone
robber rified the mail pouches, only
taking the registered matter, H, V.
Gates, of Hillsboro. Or, the only pass
enger, was relieved Of 50.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
The col,ma Alrlpht.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-The
local inspectors Of steamers, who have
been investigating the loss of the
-Colima, today made report on the
loss of the steamer,whitewashing every
body, The report states that nothing
was wrong with the ship or cargo, and
everything possible was done to pre-
vent the disaster by The captain and
officers.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
His Leg Pulled Of.

One of A. J, Anderson's legs was
caught in pully one day last week
near Tillamook, and pulled off at the
knee. The remaining part of the leg
was amputated at the thigh, but Mr..
Anderson was so badly injured that
he died shortly afterward. Mr., And
erson owned saw mill near that
place, In which he was working at the
time Of the accident.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
A Denver Bank Fails

DENVER, June 29.-The Peoples
Savings bank, which successfully bat
Led hard times in the Rocky mount
ain region for the past two years, was
obliged to make an assignment today.
1t is understood the depositors are fully
protected.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
To Fight for Their Lands.

A peculiar case is in the United
ST ties land Office at Spokane, wherein
the Northern Pacific in attempting to
oust two Indians, ,Cho.hot-sin-wah and
Camille from their homesteads, The
land is near the town of Valley, a short
distances south of Chewelah. Both
Indians made homestead entries for
different pieces of land something over
ten years ago. 1t was afterward
learned that through mistake, or the
ignorance of the Indian agent, the two
parcels of land intended to have 5een
selected by the Indians were one and
the same piece, This matter was af-
terward adjusted to the satisfaction of
the Indians, Camille taking an adjoin-
ing piece of land. The present trouble
is owing to the fact that the Northern
Pacific Railroad company claims the
land as indemnity land. The evil
dence In the case points out the fact,
however, that the railroad company
never received their indemnity charter
until years after the land had been se-
lected by the Indians, and it is prob
able that the red men will win the
case.--Sun.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
Fourth of July Parade Boycotted.

SAN FRANCISCO, June SO.-Most
of tue labor unions Of the city have
declared boycott on the Fourth Of
July procession to be held here, and
today San Francisco typographical
union notified its members that any
printer who marched in the procession
would be fined $25.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05

Mrs. T. s Hawkins. Chattanooga
Tenn. says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer
SAVED MY LIFE I consider it the
best remedy for debilitated system I
ever used.p For Dysl epsia, Liver or
Kidney trouble 1t excels. Price 75cts.
Sud by N. w. Smith.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05

SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough
and Group Cure, is in great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-five only
Zoe. Children love it, Sold by N. w
smith.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
IalrY OFFICIALS.

dkRsH up. W. MORGAN.
ED. KELLENBERGER,
N. s. DALGLEElSH,
,a,4S,,,,i .tgN q. G.. BILYEU,
W''N '.AhN s. q. LONG,
5. II. MYERS
@. W. RICE.
city Council meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings Of eaeh month.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05

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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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(if paid IN advance, 81 30 per yee.l =.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11

..-.,. sui ., 90 -...-- 20 ,r.,,,.,r- qs shor ns
I..t.ss'-v "a IL. r.r,--lr+f,ugrrTr the expenses
~ - --..-.T.',s,-,. III. ,re.tf,n
% - n - $50 - r - ,.,-l ANA
% >..I ~. ---'>' .!,'.....g y" .'-r fIIr-
,,tt-r. nl+-r III, -rtr id. tr ANA ,.l1i,t the
same. ana r.a safg h,.rs II s...c-vf~ars If each
S5Il,3 - -1.t.s l..,-. .r. f.. Ur.gci
pal sum 50 barrou,I IN not more than twenty
-, .iii - ~, 81. ~ . -. .-lI rha ~
49, - az -, ~ - ,v.r ana
PtlsrN gi IH'-.itli..iE sIIId ""IL~,.s.. w, ,
%-,I rhir.t, IL ~, tL,. ,r,,i tssf.f.,.rs ana
;,I.-,r.yrI I,v H.. mi If sr1.T.Eisar+ Of each
.ll,rrv rI,f,a srr5 h.. la,-i,.4 .,I .,ffa.tcd in
I...fnJ .IrJ .,rfs.ra.. ami I'll, srfi boar, nf su-
I,rrvis.rs ,r r., rr,ty tr.gsltr-- I.nlr their III
- orders ~ may he rgvyn nv said Commissioners
far Tie rrsr - safd Sira ana fbe erection and
inc tho aT1.,T.i7 a. Win s1Td r,sr NAV have
La,r ftyai ~ 49,, r,-ri ar,i,,n - m. Counties
InifnI for rlr.f r,Irl.,.se ana amounts properly
audited by said commissioners for maintaining
g1I conll'.rfnr- ~. s[-la me county chairman
ana the clerk Of said counties under the dlft,-
tiun Of said board Of supervisors. may execute
To tlp prrS. N ~ persons from whom such moneys
payment thereof as may Dee necessary OF proper.
which bond st.gII la bfuIn-- uTau said counties,
an. shall draw interest at the rate OF nVe Per
Section T. e,he exDonse Of conducting and
maintaining s..l Il w6rkhuuso after its compile
tioH by ID. several counties united for such pur-
pose, is u Pc appartilurd according the num-
her 1T pcrs is convicted ANA sentenced to such
workhouSo hy ,ach respective county. at the rate
Of not To- exceed two ana "A nalf dollars per capt.
Ia Of such persons So committed If any profits
should arise from any work done and performed
in and about said workhouse. over and above the
amount necessary for the conducting and main
tanning of said orkhouse the same shall also
be apportiuurd according to the number Of per
sons sentenced by each County Jointly interested
in said wprkhouse.
meut If any prisoner upon a sentence to such
connlissfonrr - iIltirS, - Inc Tns,re fr0f, their
county SO Interested in said workhouse shall con
vey such prisoner 10 the workhouse as directed
Fla flor 7-H 1r -ifsriD "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11

have fun authority to discharge any employees
who are unit or unqualified for the service
s5-ltl 70 lEtIn and employ competent persons IN
iLtIr places. 10 employees other thah these pro
vidri for IN this act snail be employed by au-
thorty Of joint resolution or otherwise, except
by act OF tie Legislature
Section =. The chief clerks shall receive sal
airy of eight hundred dollars each for every regu-
La' s-7st"i- anu Ten nail'ta -rrr a-eln 10y e4g-
special session. and fifty dollars for opening
each session; Walrh shall or IN fall for all seF'-
ICES rendered He other o!acers anu employees OF
the Senate and Assembly shall receive pay PEE
diem as follows: The assistant clerks. six dol
l'iis ca ~ he journal clerks heoN heeirIs ~
C@X clerks and sergeHnt-a Farms. I'VE dollars
each. The pf0utrr.d.rS enrolling CLERKS. en-
crossing CLERKS stationery clerks assistant lhutA
clerks, assistant scrEraut-;t arms, pOstmasters
document room clerks. document room attend
ants, ana general attendants Of the Assembly.
clerk Of joint committee on claims and CLERK OF
judiciary committee of each house. clerk or the
committee on state affairs or each house, four
dollars each. The assistant pOstmasters. assist
ant enrolling clerks, assistant engrossing clerks
ami all other committee tl4ree dollars and nifty
cents each. The messengers two dollars each
All other clerks aad employees three dgl!"Fs
each. The copyists shall BE- paid one dollar
per day from The date OF their employment
and fifteen cents per folio Tor enrolling. and ten
faio PER mean5 2 @ae hundred i wor fa count
and only on accepted work. Every clerk or en-
pIoye on the chief clerks or strgeant-at-arms'
forces shall assist when required. at any o'Aer
work than that 70 which be is regularly assigned;
thereby No per diem shall b. allowed after the
close Of the session, except for two days 10 the
index clerks whose duty 1t suall be within that
time to satisfactorily ana fully complete indexing
completed Sufficient sum shall be reserved from
the pay Of the clerk who may make the default,
TO ensure the completion Of their work.
lions and the journals of the two houses shall be
printed by the state printer who shall furnish
three hundred copies of each. in form ana SIZE as
Senate and Assembly with two hundred and Ifty
PROOF streets q me proceedings oL t 800 - .1i
read ana ali errors elImibated two hundred and
mi of hn al ffa oh EgI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No 10 A.
Published April Of. 1895.

No. Il3 A. Published Ait, o. CO.,
CHAPTER; 500 t'-' - 1880.
An ACT 10 prescribe thu, rgr7ra- and 7-,.t,- =.
TIE Irg5sl4rfve eu4nI9v4s AMI -, - , uIlIas OF
Of the same '-S compensation
Tn rrar1s of -, 60, -
ssr-. i, S,,at - y HIssolsln. repre-
t,rl.,rs. N''e AZ AsSeIloi!' DO enact
~a.rf.n m, 90,
+h.n FL, - '1-, N 81 we senate. other
mr., ,..r-.r.tt sS,T SA,'-l't9 ana The president
s1+ 49, S."li Ue Que -1leI cierE one assist
- - ,'s'~- one Journal clerk, book
~, -,--r4s- one elgrossng clerk.
~ - -.--- 80. one mex clerk. one custodian
- ''Es'>>. -S room on" custodian OF the an
.-4t1~ room. Two steaosTanhers, one clerk Of rhe
s".lslaFF committee. one clerk Of the i,inr com
u5tttee on claims clerk nF 2 he .,,---.-5-.
state affairs one serEaa,.r-tr-srrls 80 ass g.
sarEaanr-lr- aru.s one t.Srrr 7srar - "SSS. ny
postmaster one document c,erk one 5sS ~.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No. 365 s.
pnhIished My 3. 1893.

AN ACT relating to Iegalizing special assess
ments for street improvements and providing
for re assessments Of special taxes in certain
IN all cities of the first and second class
in this state
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. In case in anv action now peDding
or hereafter brought 10 set aside or yacate any
special assessment against property for opening
widening or pyrer5iuc gnv street ar o1Ioy 6r
pgrt thereof or for ~radins prayaliDv nacad-
aanIizi1p nsy4n- ~ ~ S IyiiS 4 a ~,
or uart thereof or making any other irnrrove.
nent thereof or for constructing any sewer
,Laret, a. o - Ing any ae"s
aside or vacste sny sneciaI sssessnan+ certiti-
cate. tax sale or tax sale certificate based mon
such special assessment the court shall be 81
that sucb assessment is invalid nv ra.so1 of
defective assessment Of banedts md JaTolaS a
row .isS,.SSI1aGft thereof is h9d in me manner
hereinafter mentioned Thereupon the proper city
outhoritfns shall rr,nn.,1 "a rlaIra nv sssssS
meut Of benefits and damages against the prop
rrty Of the UIafntifr I'm sIrI actf1n in ILL man
ncr "a required nv law i'm the rese Of eIIrb (rir
iral gsscsLrlaut and Srrb rlgfn+frF ebeIi 10 ~,
same rirb+ "a .rTaaI from sIE ~ 40 sT,t
Sri,-frr.,I .'ss,-l,rar- IL tba ,If,,ttr I'm
sirs +" cnntnst tha vsIi,i+v srrb -, 7HalL ~
frI|9tfIr I,. To c,TrI,,,, ,o,-rfJ e. -, ~
rIerL of tho court and s,ryo ,,i,r - "a" Is oI'
ppTy sss,ss1ant anJ {b-o|I-r - t's 10 SuCI
direct an issue to be made IN inTnivng he si az
iarfinns ,foTesaiJ which iss,a All b ~ U
ID8riIy Inv the cont and thararnIr7 ~ ,e SUI
sb.u fIa on ordnr sI,stofrEr. 90 Lr,.-eiiS.-
affections Of fhp rIainriT gforasoid W., -
suCh order sucb neU, assrssT|ont 81 re-" ~
damages shall be held invalid subsaonaI+ .ssnss So
r1ruts NAV he had in the manner tId e. rs, -,
LarainbafITa prGvfdcj ana the sa,, 'r t"i M rs
Tpav he rnso-fnd TO - Iaterrr,fo. - ,I:,f.
such assessments When The amount To- be- as IS
sassa5 alginst tho r,Iaintfr's r,rorsrt, H. ~ as
finally dsfrrrlfned by an Isss,,t - 'iT I ',I
1nJ Iio,,,,,,.s -, Win ~, oI3,{' % '''H's
aforesaid or which if o6scft ,' arr ee leai as
~ c,,,rt eb.lI I,oI1 - ~, IT. O. ~ tIsu'
ore r%anO S1aii lgit 20 80 Dy 'ail4 ana regular,
he ro,Irt sbaii mate an or5 X" sugm nPp.al,
limit - - 49, - Trf+f.t- e4ulIl"E we
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No. COS a.
Published April p. 1s9.

LHAIIEK In
An ACT 70 amend section !, chapter 400 Of the
laws OF 1859. entitled, An act to provide for
tie opening and laying out Of Temporary high
ways
TIE people Of The state Of Wisconsin. re,ra-
scented in Senate and Assembly. do enact as
follows:
section J. Section 4 Of CHAPTER 4o2 Of the
laws Of 1889. is hereby amended so as to road ~
follows: Section :. Such temporary HIGHWAYS
shall be public highways, and all the expenses ~
th~ir laying out. shall be paid 10 tie suuer-
vislrs. and all damaE that may be awarded N
account Of the taking OF the land therefor sraTI
be paid 10 the person OF persons owning s.ch
lands by the persons applying for the same and
upon such payment they may enter uDgu omen
ana work such highways al their own and sora
expense. and may construct thereon logging rail-
roads under such restrictions and regulations as
shall be made by resolution Of the board ~ an.
pervis9rs, but 10 tree shall be cut therein ~
or tracks.
Section .. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and pubIica-
ton.
Approved AprfI II 1893
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No. IS A.
Published April 27. 1898.


An ACT TO amend section 1913. Of the revised
statutes OF lsconslh, relating to the appoint
meut Of agents 70 receive fuEltves from tr1s
ttce, by the governor. -
The people Of the state. Of Wisconsin. repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly do enaC- a.
follows: a
Section /. Section 1913. IF the revised statutes
81 Wisconsin IS hereby amended lv sf5fr, - -
end q said section the following words -ovri+--
said agent shall receive for his services 60,
dollars per day Tor the time necessarily arrsSsS
IS such agent, and his actual and uecessery -
penses while acting as such agent ana .1.11
make and present 70 the county board ~ So
county an tented verified account STARING -
number Of days engaged and the number ~ = -
Travelled and each item Of expense while $50
a. s-ca agent ana no mileage shall be aIIo75455
Section .. This act shall take e~ar. and ,. =
igses rom and after The first Monday in Ja1u-
Augroyed April II, 1895
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No 39T S



AN ACT relating 70 the payment snd report 70
the secretary 0f state claims and accounts
against the boards Of r, gents OF normal schools
and the state university.
TIE people OF the state Of Wisconsin. rspre-
scented in Senate and Assembly. do enact IS
follows.
Section l. No claim account shall he hare-
after paid by or under the authority Of me hrsrH
ot regents Of normal schools and the board Of
regents OF the State university unIess the said
claim or account shall specify the nature and
particulars thereof, and be verified By me os-b
ael favir o. Affirmation Of the claimant or TFs
agent. in writing. and shall have been ccr-i1ed
IN writing thereon ~ lLe Queer or member OF
10 certify claims and accounts for payment
Section . Il shall be -as duty Of each - saFF
,,ra-as rirsFn Ten davs after -ha 60. - "a
any quarter 10 transmit 70 the secretary oy s-s-a
an ttemtZed statement Of all rayraea:s r,s5a ~
il or under its authority during the r,raredir-
quarter. certified b. the president ard 'sacrerarS
Of said board which said statement SIS h ~ g..
claled IN TIE biennial report o. the secretary a.
section s. This act shall take eject and De- in
force from sud after its passage gui pul.5.a-
t-uu
Approved AasiI 10 1925.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No Io8 S
Published April %. 1ss5

NhAt4F-k ~.
An ACT 10 provide contingent rr1nd - =. 49,
for the prevention Of cholera and orbsr Ss,ssr
Gus cOlra EidGs diseases
Tie people q ne state Of Wisconsin. repre-
scented IN Senate and Assembly. do enact q
follows. -N a.
section ]. mere IS hereby appropriated 70 the
state board Of health uU- OF sav money ~ -
state treasury not otherwise appropriated a s-,-T
NOT exceeding fly Thousand doILsrs ~ ~ -
years ending February J. 1897 which s5ay1 ba - =
'Hn1- which. - and with -1a advice ana CO.
SCI, u lie governor, nay Os drawn cgoa Jy the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No. 231 A.
Published April 26. 1895.

En- %
AN ACT TO amend section 2SI5, Of Sanborn &
Rcrryman's annotated statutes OF the state OF
W Wisconsin, relating to the powers of county
Judges, and court commissioners.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section / Section 2s15. Of Sanborn & Berry
mans annotated statutes Is hereby amended by
adding after the word record in the eleventh
line Of said section the following words: No
county judge court commissioner however
shall have power to vaCate set aside any {udr-
ment Of circuit court" that said section as
amended shall read follows: Section 2SI5
Where these statutes authorize order or uro-
CeediHg 10 be made or taken by the court IL must
be done by a court In session where these ST at
utcs authorize an order or proceeding to be Euadc
or taken by the presiding judge by the circuit
judge using such words of designation. no county
judge or court commissioner can act. Except as
provided or otherwise expressly directed in
particular instances county judge or court com
missioner may exercise within his county the
powers and shall be subject TO the restrictions
thereon Of circuit judge at chambers according,
to existing practice, aud these statutes in MI
actions proceedings In courts Of record NJ
county judge or court commissioner. however
shall have power TO vacate set aside auy fudg
ment Of a circuit court; but ali such orders may
be reviewed by the court.
Section .. This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after Its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved April II. 1875
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11

No. 300 ).
Published April 90, 1925.
CT TlvrI~Ts grt

In
Az ACT TO promote the establishment and efs
hriency Of free public Libraries in the state OF
Wisconsin.
The people Of tie state Of Wisconsin. repre-
Section l. Tho governor shall appoint two per
"I Wisconsin, The state superintendent, ana Inc
corresponding secretary Of the state historical
society, snail constitute state library commits
sion one of the members appointed uE the gov
cruur shall be- appointed for "a term Of hve years
and the other shall Gee appointed for term Of
four years All subsequent appointments snail
he for terms Of five wears each. except appoint
mcnts 10 I'LL vacancies. The commission shall
annually elect chairman ami a secretary.
Section :. The commission shall El\" advice
anu counsel 10 all free libraries in the state,
and to all communities which may propose To
establish them 10 the best means Of establish
ing and administering such libraries. the selec-
library management. The commission may also
send its members To aid in organizing new libra
RES or IN improving those already established.
me commission snail make biennial report 10
the governor, and one thousand copies of this re-
port snail be published as other official reports
published
Section 3. No member Of the commission shall
receive any COMPENSATION for services as a MEM
Der, but their travelling expenses in attending
tablSAlag libraries, AMI other incidental an!
necessary expenses connected with the work Of
the commission shall be paid, provided. that the
whole amount shall not exceed the sum OF i've
Cured by the commission or its members under
this law shall be certified by the chairman and
secretary Of the commission TO the secretary Of
state, who shall cause the same TO b" paid from
the state treasury. and there IS hereby annually
appropriated from the general funds in the state
treasury, rot otherwise appropriated, sufficient
act.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publlca-
Approved April 10. 1895.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
No S.


AN ACT TO amend section s37. Of the revised
statutes relating TO town treasurers.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section / That subdivision fourth Of section
S3T. Of the revised statutes is hereby amended
to read as follows. The amount Of moneys
raised for all other town purposes shall bee applied
to the payment OF all other lawful orders upon
the town treasury. The treasurer shall keep u
record Of all such orders presented TO him for
payment showing the date and order Of pre-
scntatiun. the number, date, amount and name
Of drawee, and shall endorse upon such orders so
presented the fact and date Of presentation for
payment and sign his name thereto. and as said
orders are paid note the fact Of payment on said
record; said orders shall be paid in the order Of
their presentation shown by said record when
there funds in the treasury.
Section . This act shall take effect and he IN
force from and after its passage and pubIica-
ton
ApDrcya5 ADr{l II
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-08-07
A Real journey.

Perhaps couple of decades ago it was
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derful submarine vessel driven by cleo
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voyage twenty thousand leagues under the
seas,' were that possibility, it would be
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towns, studying their resources in crops,
timber and mines, and noting what has
been done in a generation to transform the
wilderness into a cultivated country, the
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The traveller would return with his mind
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and could choose history, statistics or po-
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reaches nearly all their principal cities.
Your home ticket agent can supply you with
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West. For more particular information,
address W. j. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent.
st. Paul, MINI.