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Mower County transcript., 1899-11-01
Notice of Lis Pendens
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

O4A46 MlNNESOTAs
County OF Mower-ss,
=, In District Court, Tenth Judicial District
knud Olson Ere, Plaintiff VS.. Jens Tweed,
Erick Knudson., Bergett Knudson, the un,
known heirs of Andrew Hanson, deceased,
also al other persons or parties unknown
claiming m any right title estate, lien or inter
plant herein, Defendants.
haS0 Notice is hereby given That action has
PANIED plaintiff against. the above named de-
te?n3dants t?13 to determine the estate lien. right,
title, or interest of said defendants as above
named and DESIGNATED in and to the following
estate and title of plaintiff therein and for
declaring void such estate lien right
TIE premises affected by said action are Stu
ated IN the County of Mower and State of Min
nesota, and are described as follows: The
9ortheast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
SECTION No Nine (9) and the northwest quarter
both both in Township No: One Hundred and oIe
(lQ1) north of Range No. Sixteen Q6) west.
Dated October 9th 1899, '
SHEPHERD CATHERWOOD.
or, Plaintiff s Attorneys,
o4-1 Austin, MINI.
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Expect Good Res ulis.

BERLIN. Oct. 30-The German dele
cation to the Philadelphia commercial
congress cables that it is quite evident
that Germanys participation is accom-
plishing good results and, that the
Americans are extremely willing to
abolish those nuisances of the CONNER
cial intercourse between the two coun-
tries which are complained of here.
LATE MARKET REPORT,
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New Treaty with spain.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-An under
standing has been reached by which it
is expected that negotiations will be
opened soon at Madrid for new treaty
between the United States and Spain.
This will be the last step towards CON-
pletely restoring the friendly relations
between the two countries. !
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WILL QUIT THE BUSINESS.
Minnes ota Com mmission Men Discuss the
Grindoland Decision.

Minnosota C0mmissiOn Men DisCuss tho
Grindoland Decision.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. Bl.-Commission men
from the three cities met in the cham
ber of commerce rooms and discussed
the effect on the trade of the Grinde-
land law, just pronounced valid by the
supreme court Of the state, to the
emazement of the commission men, who
thought their case against it was con-
vincing. "' -
The general purport Of the discussion
was that the commission mon would be
compelled to abandon that branch of
their business and buy and sell their
own goods. They say half their trade
takes that form now and it is not worth
while to submit to the exactions Of the
law. even II poseible to conform to it.
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-01
Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, Ia., Oot 81.
HOGS - Market steady. Range of
prices. S4.OO@41O.
CATTLE-Market active, 10@15 higher
Sales ranged at g. 5o@5 90 for beeves;
$3.0o@2 SO for cows bulls and mixed;
g. 5o@4.25 for stockers and feeders: $3.50
@475 for calves and yearlings.
Receipts: Cattle, 2.000 hogs, 800.
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AFTER THE INSURGENTS.
Filipinos Driven Out of santa Rosa.
>'Hs$$>, Operations .'at Negros. ..ts.,.f.. .

EAAPAuOo DSsvou Out Ox D30to RO1R,
::''t$' Operationsa at Nsgros. 4@.;sf
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The war de-
partment has recefved the following
dispatch from General Otis:
young struck insurgents at Santa
Rosa, north of San Isidro, driving them,
capturing some Of their property. Cas-
ualties, two killed, one wounded.
Evans, Sixth. infantry, struck robber
band Negros 9th inst, killed 10,
wounding many, capturing 20 prison.
ers. Simons. Sixth infantry, struck a
small band, dispersed them, killing
three. No casualties.
MANILA, Oct. $4,000 p. m,-De.
tachments Of the Sixth infantry have
recently been engaged in dispensing
bands of bandits who have been operat.
ing in the island Of Negros. Captain
Simons struck a village of Tulisanes
near San Carlos and Captain Evans de-
feated another band, killing 10, wound
ing many and capturing 30. There
were no American losses.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Oct 81.
wHEAT-Cash No. hard, 8skc;: No;
Northern, 67Ao; No. Northern, 641<c;
No. ), Gle. To Arrive-No. hard 68 hc;
No. l Northern, 67ho; December. 6715c;
May, 7lNc.
FLAX-To arrive, $l23: October,
$1.23A; December, $l.20H.
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st, Pant Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH Sr. PAUL, Oct 81.
HOGS-Market 90 lOc higher. Range of
prices, <3 75@4.15.
CATTLE-But:her cattle steady and
active Good stockers and feeders firm
and active
Sales ranged at S265@2.95 for COWS:
g. 1908 % for heifers: So 40@4.OO for
stockers; - ..O@3. v5 for bulls; IT, 30@3. IS
for steers H. 80 for calves.
SHEEP-Market strong and active.
Sales ran >:ed at $4.OJ4.42 25 for lambs:
g. 55@3 - for sheep.
Receipts: Cattle, ZOO: calves, 800; hogs
500; sheep, ., 7OO.
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Ch.ca % Union Stock Yards.

Ch:CR 20 Union StOCk Y0rd0s
CHICAGO, Oct, 81
HOGS-Market fairly active.
Sales ranged at ST. 1901 40 for mixed
and butchers; Fl. su@4 AN good heavy;
g. 9O@4 o. for rough heavy; SL1O@4.35
for light.
CATTLE-M Market flrmer:
Sales range at $445@6 O5 for beeves;
Sl,7,@5. 90 for COWS and heifers; 5000
T. 10 for Texas steers; OO@4.S0 for stock
ers and feeders.
SHEEP-AInrket strong.
Sales ranged ut $3.j0@435 for sheep:
s. OO@ =, IS lor lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000: cattle, $4,000
sheep, 14,O0o
Lh,ca % Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
WHEAT-De,embor, 6YT@7oo; May,
BX@7s%;
CORN - October, 3lAc; December,
1890; January, 3O%,; May, 931So.,
OATS-Ootober,S ,S3Ho; December s2No
May, .4Ao
PORK 49, O,tober, S. ID; December,
1914; January, go; May, $780,
FLAX-Cash Northwestern, $l.271l;
Southwestern, $l.27; October, $1.27N
December, LARK; May, &l.s7%.
POULTRY-Drossed. turkeys, sN@
9Ko; chickens, 7@sc; ducks. 7h@So.
BUTTER l5@a2x; dairy,
14@l9o.
EGGS-Fresh. ITO.
Austin Markets.
Wheat No. 2, So; Oats 10; Barley So to "a; Rye
a5; Flax 11s; Timothy, ITO to $50 per cwt coin
CORRECTED By x'BR1pE. THE aaoosR.
Butter, zoe. Beans. 81 to $3.50: Eggs.
l60; Potatoes, II to 70!. r''iH 4 {
AUSTIN PACKING HOUSE MARKET.
Cows, 2.75c to $3.50; Sheep, Sc to SIC; Hogs
93.75 to "a Lambs, 1.
1uEL-OORREOT1D By A. II. DroxrR.
Hard GOAL, $8.75 to $500; Illinois coal. A25
Indiana block Goa. A.76i Hooking Valley, 800
sIsS SEQ T39 per cord; Soft wood '4.50 psr cord
Mower County transcript., 1899-11-01
Minneapolis Wheat.

minneapolis Wheat.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 81.
WHEAT-In Store-No. l Northern,
October, 6sAc: December, 66A@662sc;
May, 7oc. On Track-No. hard, 6SAc;
No. Northern, 66Ac: No. y Northern,
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1uEL-ooRREoTnp By 4. Il. pnox1l.

Hard GOAL, $8.76 to $500; Illinois coal. a, rs !;
5nditne bloSk g Scel A36 HESeckins Valley
smodfe1sss .nod ss M So Moed e.. 0o 2er cord Maple
Slab 400, 'e~
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PLDLfsHEgs NOTICE Ir~v..isax
Agents are ] A. Mcclellan. &c ssrscsas..
" g. Row.sy and o. r. Looms. City co..
t<esoss are J. A. Cstn-arI X. T Eswlsy.
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essffen and III. A. Willis. fcssnsaTefs es
cry whore are cur aGssats Pay money Oily
TO these ard 70 our resident a2esals ~ sl,e
Ssf.ons cit.es and towns OF ;he sses
ADtERTfETSG~-f1fsee hours OF Use
posf-IntsllsgeEesr business cfhce. DALI.
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enue. G. u. Hal.
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oPOkAEE~~Branch ofY.ce. room u Wei
serfon block. corner Riverside and Mil;
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-Departme OF
Finance Tfeasurer's Office. City Treas.
urers Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the asssss.
ment roll Of Local Improvement Dfstric,
No.. ls3 In the City of Seattle. created by
Ordinsnce NO 5ss. Entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF First
Avenue North In the City OF Seattle from
the center OF Denny Way 10 the center
OF Harrison Street, by sidewaIkins and
re-stdewaiktng and planking and re niank :
ing said portion OF said avenue and nro-
vtoing for the payment therefor by me
mode OF immediate payment and es,ab-
fishing fund for such payment nv a.,
assessment upon all lots and parcels OF
land benefited by such Improvement mn
der the provisions OF Ordinance No 9ns
approved April 18th, 1852. as amended by
Ordinance No ssa. approved May stb
1884. and Ordinance No. asao approved Ma
ath. 1877. and the city Charter as nou ~
fnree has been certified 10 me for coiiec.
ton. and that unless payment OF me a /.
sessneUt thereon contained Is made u,ffh
In 20 days from the date of tins. ars, r,ua
Hcaticn of this notice such asSesSfnen.
saan become asbnauent and shall bear
interest az the rate OF 10 per cent p@r
annum until paid. and IL not paid bef,ys
such assessment shall have become deIiu-
aasn, penalty OF per cent shall bs
added, and the sums uefir0uanf shalt ~.
entered on the annual tax roll for ire cur
rent year against each lot and narcnl an
delinquent and with The interest Collected
- other taxes separate account betng
kept thereof. and IL not paid within tns
time fixed for the payment Of city taxes
shall De collected. together with such ad
dtsional charges and penalties as are an
thortxed TO be charged and collected an
either delinquent taxes each tot or y.arfsf
30 delinquent shall be sold for tfe a amount
OF such assessment, with interest ard
coats. al the time and I'm the manner nj
py the same authority an lands and lots
are sold for city taxes.
A. ". Fp0TE.
CITY Treasurer Of the City of Seattle.
Date a. Hrst publication Seattle Wash
Aufs :. lisa
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as-sa-1.. -- --- --a
FE ES0N Al.

Personal.
L. 5. GOVERNMENT Go0Ds-Na,hinx
better FOR A!ask>s ;su1oeF country an2
bard Work cavalry trousers double over
seat. s. =. dyed black, s3do army over
coa's. dyed hlaek. 500; Gen. Miles storm
arc Geld weather hood coats H5G. army
black sgol hats. s3e. Arctic exershass
slsa. ruhAer Blankets So. navv under
shirts and drawers s. - each. raw
cVsYpo&tS s. 81. blankets s. 10 ara q al.
government tents Eys s. 20. Sprgrg-rAld
caFtagegS ihes. overs 1fYts g. ~ sh~
shirts are made ~ navy cInth srs srs
strictly az weed KIRK. tar First avenue
PACIFIC Electrfc ard Gafvan,e Belt co.
All se3 YCu be t. a q appI Aces cneac<y
easily res It&teS carry stronger current.
g net Saii TO Erf o3s PRICES Second and
KIk~.
coon sat - tS@,a 81 SILVER aLinrs
- ~, gsso a0s2sa> % I'd. pals.lAss
t5stSs ard sAtrAcuoD, best - resersncsA
br E&xeT. u. y, .. !oo1as Il ara a sul.
lSa2 Assck
si% a@s sash gsar<atns g. sewing rsas
4&Tfs S@94} snIH New Home Sswinw
Ma htn@ Nrsnua.ssy. rrxt 3oor - $3.50
s-..t* 81 1oissE@aa street selspAene' Red
= " sTA5REI-r. - Marion ssrnes-
EsaHs soF s2lnjrS MACHINERY quarts
hsiAss HanE experience. assistance reu-
oete1 - Developing IDEAS far patents
81 =. q - cleane9. &c. sSa.nsp.sax. sc.
~ Cherry street
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WANT ADS.

Aeaa1ng n elasss0ea e0lumas
h . wesA eaeh inssstiOnt mia
Imam charge. z6e. CiassiAea
aAvestfseaests ruanfax one
aonth without chan age of copy.
$50 per lts~. Ueven words
-eesat to lineD. On three
0enths' order, 4l.3S per ifns
per month, On six mOnths' or
Ser, $40 per itnc per moath,
On yearly order, 81 per ltss
per 1onth.
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LODGE NOTICES.
~~s-s-He
ST. JOHNS LODGE. No g. T. II A. Al
meets thiE fThpfsday1 evening al I
o'ciock sharp Second and Third de-
gfees. All Ffeemasons are cordially in
ytted,
HENRY u. TEMPLE. w. A.
~. =. PETERSON, Secretary
ALI. members OF the A. -. T.. W. are re-
aarsted to meet ~ the lodge room at
Columbia lodge. Colfnau hnlidlng at |
O'clock, Aprll ~. To attend the funer al
of Brother ] DAVE
JOS, GARBETT. Master Workman.
~
ARCANA LODGE, 81, IL and \ NJ. meets
second and fourth Mondays each month.
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pxATms AsD FUNERALS.


BEAN--in Seattle. April II, Isss. a. belle
yns avenue north ami Esss fsTsisoa
strees. James r. Ezsn. 81 rsafaEgsa 81
The hAart. aged - PEARS.
The fanerxI viii take pace toksgsrssN
aetsrnsrDn al O'Clock from he restceszss-
IDssrnssnt Lake View cewnsteFys
WHITES seattle. April T. iEs. James
White. ~ kidney aiseaass aged - year,
The funeral viii take plaee tosnggfotF
morning from Sacred Heart cssapss cofEsg
SIKH and Bel streets fntsFnfnt Iais4'y
cemetery
TtrKSER-T1ae funeral % Mary r. FsSre-
vii take placer tnis afternoon a. ~
O.eiort from tire rec 4et5es. ~ Iasnspae
place iysterment Iase View cemetery
DAyEY-Tae funeral services Tor James
Dzvey vii Be- Bed J!,tay a. q IA a"n
the family resao.ssce - Nor tsfoads al.
under the suxpsees % tire a u. y '"
NORDsT RASD-Tae funeral ssTvsrrs TOT
Peter soFssfraHa will b% bed tooa& al
. 10 4 rn. fsnua Tutssrw9rth * Sons chapel
WHITE 80 Ia Seattle. April i2 James
White of kidnsy dssesse. AGED 9, years.
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AUCTION SALES.


tire stock of the San Francisco Furni-
ture and Carpet Co. viii be sold at pub
lie auction at No l223 First avenue
Arlington building, opposite the Diiier
hotel, TO the highest bidder The stock
consists of bedroom furniture chif-
foniers rockers. stands, bed lounges, 2l5
couches. l2S baby bugcies, 80 rugs-ail
sizes s,00e yards linoleum 500 pairs por-
there's. pillows, lace curtains, glassware.
crockery etc. The stock is all new and
UP 10 date In quality and designs. Sale
commences "Wednesday. April u at 2 30
o. m and will continue from day TO day
until all goods are sold. Jos Martin,
Auctinneer
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W. W. DEARBORN,
"a T--fF.- ErHs>.aar

"A Union Block.
FOR SAT.E-0n Queen Anne hill. desira-
BILE double corner with five room house.
large garden and fine view, $3.50; easy
terms.
c9xIao feet with modern nine-rocm house,
on first hill s. $50. easy terms
say 100 feet on Thirteenth avenue, three
blocks. north of Denny way: story and a
half house, six rooms, Sl,Na. Well
worth IL
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RING THE 20. X" box for mesoen ~
Western Union and Great Northern
CONS: quick service. Telephone nela
IA Second. Branch Queen City LAeaesSs
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FOR EXCHANdE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR ENCHANGE-A fine fruit farm af
acres $50 bearing trees: fifteen miles
from Seattle; near good station on the
railroad: all good. rich soil IN cuItiva-
a good restaurant or saloon. what have
you 70 offerf NJ. II. Jackson & Co, 4a5
Bailey building.
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80
For SAIL. story frame hotel OF 80
rooms In the business center Of a
thrifty. growing, competitive railroad
town in Eastern Washington: establish
cd trade of many years; commercial ho-
tel of the town: price. $1,000. one quarter
cash balance five annual payments. 6
per cent: it is not for rent: present ten
ant owns furniture. Address X II, care
Post-Intelligencer
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FOR SAI.E-A good modern seyen-rooni
hcaSe. close in, nice lot: xS-saa-
S5x-Yoorr, cottage. rrau4isrn. nice lawn. Win
flowers. y-.lsg and sargobery. good view.
graded street.. one block freTn Madison
street: s.. iesl
House Of seven rooms, modern SefEsss-
s.lcfs. Seventeenth avenue IN kenSon id
di,ian: S-eN.
lf1xfg1 on corner seven roam n use, fsloo
s-r, improvements: excellent view, TWO
h.acks from car lire. si.ss.
Ios sn Rer1sas addition, near Madison
street: N,so.
4 very fsne corner on Harvard avenue. one
block from car line: surrounded oy nne
homes; s. oa
oixlaa, on corner: four blocks from Mad.
son: faee blocks from Minor school, sac.
sssxIsa in North Seattle; SOC.
Three lats. S1xl2a each, on high ground IN
North Seattle: all three for sl.l0A
r w. WEST. e5 Union Block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

GRAND HAiIs-frige WALKING and cake
walking next Saturday evening. April Is.
Columbia bail. Seventh and Columbia
street. door prizes, every ticket no der
has chance Of drawing prices, rMtxe
waits awarded 90 best coupe waltztng
the longest. best music in city Adnis
slon, s5p
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FOR sAIE-ACHE TRACTS.

=
FOR SAILED acres in section 2. near
Rainier Beach. also 10 acres in section
10. near Rayenna Park. also acres
water front, Lake Washington I'm Sec
tion 81, at bargain prices: will sell al
together or TN parcels. For exact Local
ton, prices terms. etc. apply TO Geo
W. Fowler. 2oi Equitable building IA
coma
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NOTICE TO sTcckBoEDEns,

NOTICE TO sTcekBoLDEns.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS So
pn.a Mountain Gold Mining Company
will hold its annual stockholders meet
ing on Monday, the 18TH of May. 1899 at
y. m. ar the office Of the company
room - Rexweil block. scattir Wash
for the purpose ~ eiecting officers for
the ensuing year and the transaction OF
any other business that might come be-
fore the meeting.
ING 90. John Arrell, Secretary
Dated April Il is.a.
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The following letters await advertisers at
this office:
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ron ctrnKs ANp cAnuirn,.

special Citl Service EtnminHtiuu Co br
ueii January %. 5000.
The United states Civil Service Com
mus.on announces that a special cx
animation will be held by its post
Office board of examiners in she city
aud un January 8, 1900. commencing
40 30 m., for The positions Of clerk
and carrier iu the postoiicc in this
city
The examination will consist Of
spelling, arithmetic, letter.wri ing.
peums nship. copyiug from plain copy
geography Of the United States aud
reading addresses The arithmetic
will consist Of tests la the funda nent.
a. pr nciples cXtei ding as far as com
mon and decimal fractions and EN-
bracing problems.
The age limitations are as fol ows.
Clerk, not less han is years
Carrier, between n and 90
Applicants for carrier must weigh
not Jess than i25 pould must bc not
less than &C. iu. iL height. and
must Gle with their applications o.
med cal certificate on form 10, show
them % be not under the required
weight and Ieight and 90 rosecss The
rcquif cd physical qualifications.
No application viii bs accepted fur
this examination uulets hlcd Boa com.
p'ctc form with thc board at Tho post
office in Guthrc. before hour OF cio.-
lng. business on December -6. is'Y.
This examination is open 90 all citI
lcns OF the mites States who may du.
sire 90 enter the service. and who
comply with the requirement.. All
such persons are invited % apply, but
attention is invited 10 tue fact that IL
is practice OF the postoflice department
Ia making appointments 90 the grades
of clerk and carrier 20 give preference
/ 20 those eligitles who are legAl real
dents OF the territory included within
/ the general postal delivery OF the city
IN which the examination be- held
I Subject 90 this preference applicant,
I will be examined. graded and certified
with entire impartiality, aud wholly
without regard 20 any confederation
save their ability as shown by the
grade they attain in the examination
For application blanks lFcrms iOl
and ilol. full Instructions, specimen
examination question and Information
rclctive 20 the duties aud salaries of
the different positions and the loca
/ tion of the examination room, apply
/ 20 the secretary Of the board of exam
iners az the pcstoniee Ia the city nam
Z ed above.
CARRIE NJ PEHKtSs,
Secretary Local Board
] guthrie Dhlnhoma
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EDWARDS
Sh II by Bad Nolan at Ardmore
NOlan i'm Jail.

Ard core. December o.. a shoot ng
occur od this morning aooat ESQ
o'cl, CO in The auditorium az the vati
ely theatre on East Main street by
which John Edward was shot through
the body oy nud Nolan.
Edwarus received prompt medical
treatment aud wc a.c informed that
ihe wound is not necessarily fatsi
The DuIet entered near thc ilwc
abs and passed clear throagh the
body, coming out ar the spine.
Bud Nolan very quietly turrcudtr,d
and YVES placed Iu jail
Edwards is lrdcr .ud.ctWcut now
Cor che killing 90 u.ck Mcs Naiu al
Durv cod over a year ago llc vac
also on the scene 90 thc RiI'rg 90 Clay
Stiuuctt at ToN latt summer
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Take the most pCyutar rOute &C. 81
Louis and all points east, Kansas City
and ell poiL north and we6t.
santa Re trains make close connec-
tions AZ Oklahoma City aud Wichita
for all points on the Frisco line.
81 Louis and Kansas City mail and
express leaves Oklahoma City az g;l5
every morning, leaves 81 Louis az $40
every evening and arrives a. Oklahoma
City At $40 the following evening.
Through reclining chair ears With
out change, Pullman palace sleeper
from Monet % 81. Louis and KansAE
City You can secure berths before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further information will be cheer
fully given by the aearegt agent or
N. DUNN
Dist, PaaG. Agt. WlchitA Kans
Rvn0A sNYDKn, q. y. A.,
80. Louis Mo.
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The Santa re Route has issued D
limited edition OF a handsome six.
months calendar, July 20 December,
comprising six color reproductions.
ski Inches each, OF BurbAnk's cele-
brAted Pueblo Indian portraits, which
we're this seasons art sensation, and
have hitherto only been reproduced Ia
Brush and Pencil, AttrAotively bound
with engraved cover representing an.
eient Aztec calendar stone. ObtainAble
for 20 cents at Atchison, Topeka a
santa Fe railway local ticket Office
Only few copies left. Gall early.
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santa Tr's New scheme Tor the Protection
81 Railroad Crussiurs
The santa fe Is In reducing new
method of protecting railroad cross
ings Ia small towns. Large gong bel =
are placed on either side OF be track
and are 80 arranged that they begin
10 ring when train comes within
900 feet OF the crossing and continue
20 ring u1til 70 has passed that far on
the other side The bells have been
tested for some time and rarely get
out % order They answer the pnr
o. se of protecting the people aud thc
cOst is tr ding when compared 60 that
of maintaining a gate and watch
man The road b. also rcpaintiuE us
warning signs and making them read.
Look Out for the Trrius instead %
the old Look Out for the Cars