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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18
"a sure SIon.-

"Wa.al, l guess the backbone of
winter is broken and Spring has sar-
tinly come, in spite of all prognostica-
lions to the contrary" said the Old
Codger. "I see that the bunch Of
bananas with a tarantula in it has
got into the country newspapers
Puck.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

AS the Mckinley organs have it,
"The money question is now settled
and taken out of politics." It is posi-.
BILE that the question is Settled" to
the satisfaction of the banks and
treasury plunderers, butts IT settled to-
the satisfaction Of the people? This
view, of Il does not seem to occur to
the money maninnlatnrs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18
His Experience.

Mrs. Good-Ah! there is nothing
which causes so much misery as
liquor! 81
The Tramp-Beggin' your pardon,
ma-am, t'ink first causes more
mis'hy dan anything else.-Puck.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

President Mckinley has granted a
pardon to Charles A. Pachin, convict
ed in New York on May 20, 1896, of
having counterfeit tools in his posses
sion, and sentenced to six years in
prison at Rochester.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18
His Request.

Judge Ito accused)-You are now
acquitted of the charge of having stol-
en- a watch and may leave the Court
Accused May wear It nowf { " =
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

Connecticut railroads carried 60.
269,46S passengers last year, with
none killed. The street cars carried
59.0S4, 1893 and killed eleven.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

The Chicago Tribune says the octo-
pus will never be killed by shouting.
Well, not by Republican shouters.-
Atlanta Constitution.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

Without equality Of rights there
is no liberty. Equality before the law
is the essence of liberty and is hateful
anlv tn tvrauta
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

Mckinley probably thinks he can
crawl out from under that secret
treaty" with England by calling it an
"Anglo-Saxon" alliance instead Of
"Anglo-American."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18
CHINA LAMPS, EFT G
We call your attention TO our stock
of China, consisting OF
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET
WARE,

WAKE
plain white and imany pretty decora-
tons ~ hese goods.comesfrom the best S
factories and are new and desirable .
Shapes. we Will be receiving new
goods from now on each week. and if
you need any house furnishing goods
call and we will be sure TO please you.
We show "A splendid assortment of
LAMPS. Remember the Studedt
Lamp and the American Centre
Draught Lamp are the best reading
Lamps made. We sell them
We carry complete stock of choice
Family Groceries. "White starr Cot
fee is the best that grows. and Ko NJ
Tea is the best tea to drink. We are
sole agents for these goods and know
they WIZ please you.
Ask for something nice. We don't
keep it We sell it
F. B. SAPPINGTON,
Jan l9-l9OO IT, ~ North Market ST
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

"Long Tom," the now celebrated
Boer gun, is capable of throwing a
shot distance of sig miles with fair
precision.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

A physician states that coal oil put
in impure water will destroy germ
life, and render the water as clear as
crystal. So says the Schenectady IN.
W Star. All those who have heard
about the 80 per cent. dividend paid
by the Standard Oil Company will ap-
preciate the fact that coal oil IL in
deed q great purifier Of water.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-05-18

c UMMER REVER ,GES -Kolafra Sar
= saparila Raspberry Vinegar. Lime Juice.
and Current. etc. and the leader Of Ginger AL
nj DC per bottle
ALLEN ROHEBAt X,
Il Eft us supply your wants for the Holidays
IL Our goods are the best obfsiinaLle for the
DEE 'Itn Nv. sTAUB.
TEA EXTRA fancy China, Japan Indis
] ana tsyIon Ieas. specially selected M to
cup drawings. Fine Icing Tcasin variety.
Al LEN RoIiIBACR
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
FOURTEEN TIMES welded.

Queer matrimonial records have
been discovered In Indiana. One a, tina
most remarkable Of these ts the foar.
teenth marriage Of Aunt Polly Ovens
T white River township. Hamilton
county, says the Atlanta Constitution
She probably holds the Mississippi val.
icy multi-marriage belt She IL only
90 years OF age aud looks as though
sue might ogtllvs dozen more hu.-
bands. Aunt Polly was married tn.
hrst time when she vas Is years old
ana az was left widow two years later.
since then she has averaged new hua.
oand every two years. She has pro-
cured eight or nine divorces. The rea,
OF her husbands have died. shs b,.
only SIX children as the result n, he's
multi-marriags career hut tboa. z,x
nave as many different names nd.
ward Dorsey. residing at 1918 North.
west street, indianapolis. has M, ontx
one OF the best matrimonial records In
INDIANA. but he lays claim to the tarv.
est family In the state. His ,aniIv
numbers forty-nlne children tho "a.
Su't OF SIX marriages. Twsntv.nln. a,
mem are step-chiidren. but tbsv a.
All claimed by him as HIS fannie
combined marriage and family record
"hich probably stands without n re-
a.'ei IN the Mississippi valley Is tba
OF John Griggsby and pycla clark q,
anderson. He is G67 and she /. tor
Years. MS junior 1t is his sixth ana
ner NTH matrimonial venture po,h
nave , large families. There are sf,ssn
ulHeFent family names. New ms,ri-
,nonlal age limits have been recordea
III the last month. Pearl Gates. age ~
married Louis Gates at Hadley station
- county: Conrad white ag.
20, ana Margaret J. Sheets OF Morris
~ age %. eloped to Valparaiso ~.
Gently and we're married "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
A CITY OF MONKEYS.
One of the >trsnss.t sights l. .h1
Whole of Iudta-

One of the >tranxrss sights 1. ahe
whois Of India
Mrs Clara Erskine Clement describes
graphically ylslt to the ancient city
Of Amber. in India. and which is In
hablted only BY few priests and thou
sands OF monkeys The bill ON whlea
the old city stands is surrounded BY
other high hills. crowned with towers
and ramparts and covered with trees
The great castle fortress stands out
boldly. The old zenana, or women's
apartments-au extensive block OF
buildings, surrounded by courts
the only place which Is inhabited. Thls
is a well-pOpalased and lively quarter.
since tribe OF langouF or hoono0maun
monkeys have taken possession. and
dwell here 10 comfort and freedom
The Hlndus reiigiogsly refrain from
hurting or killing any aHlmal. and the
monkeys. having 40 fear. are m0uarehi
Of all they choose 70 take. The h0onoo-
maun. or langour. Ii The sacred mon.
Key. and the largest found In India
Its height IL from tao and a half &C
four feet. It's body 10 siaguiarIy sisn.
der and supple. lia face il black and
smooth. except Tor long shits Wills
keFs: the halg on the body II gray on
the back aud white unasr the ssofn-
ach; It's tail Is ioaE and bare. with a
single tnit Of halr on this end. Ths
Hindus have a legend which explains
us very black face. Il says that. ages
ago. H0ouoomaun. Tho king Of tbs
monkeys. went 20 assist Rama Ia the
conquest Of CsyIau. Tas demon King
Of this Island bad carried of I.ita tbs
wife Of Rama. and be vas determined
TO rescue her As they came near to
the Island Hoon1omaun easily lsaped
over the straits. so ukllIfal a jumper
saH he. and indlns Llla. he paa com.
fort!nE her with the news that her
husband sas approaching. when Ia.
Fana. the dsm0n-kIng. appeared and
made Hoonoomaua prisoner. After
setting IRE to the monkeys long tail.
ne gave him bis freedom. that he mlxht
return 70 Rama. Htoonaomauu sue.
eeeded In blowing out The arr At ,hs
end OF his tail but In 30 aosnx hs
biacksned his face and sluxsa BIZ. hair
IN most unbee1mlnk fashion. The
loss OF his beauty so saddened The poor
beast that Rama made all the monkey.
Of his kind katamoakh. or black. faced
which they remain to this day. st.
Nicholas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

bearing the happy couple away from
the ceremony to the brIdegroorn' q
western home the loving bride grew
restless. and after the las; Whit of
the salt, briny air Of the sea vas oh
tanned In Jersey City nameless long.
ing filled her breast. Every mile tho
locomotive placed between her and hsr
dear' beloved ocean seemed to sep
arate her Just that much distance
from her husband, until by the time
they reached 81. Louis she was coIarv
repellant. She mourned for tho vasb
OF the surf. and not even tho luxuri,rs
surroundings of the Gigantic f,r-
hlshed apartments at q fashionable
boarding house In st. Louis. where her
husband took her on the dav ~ their
arrival. Oct. 8, could make her forve,
Tor an instant her chldh1oa,a banrv
nome. with the curling. rippliny wave.
whose faint murmuring to her excited
imagination seemed to be calling bor
oack to the home of her birth.
she grew morbid. and bahbled in no.
sleep OF the foamy white caps and
Whlie she said nothing about The ocean
10 her husband. he could plalp1v to,i
that she was homeslck for the aaI, so,
oreezes, the sound Of the steamers ma
sieht Of the trim sailboaty pIttIna
along the restless waters OF tho sonns
aho ocean. She was a young glrI had
never been away from home ana e,at
~ III desperation insisted an toaatan
ner new home and going back 70
Meadows End '"'N 10
QUO frankly told her husband she mn
longer loved him and wanted to -,
nlln that 1t was all a mistake In
desperation the young penes,a,
changed his residence to HE FAM.
nome, where he thought the orio,os
ana more homelike surro,ndta.
might still the restless spirit ~ he
saltwater wife. It was mo roc n.'
ever. The girl bride insisted an retn.n
ing TO New England. and lneis,o,,,,
they be divorced; so, on Oct 10 81
thoroughly Disguised. enraeed and s ,"e
appointed husband filed petItIor -
divorce as below, and on tho 1o,h .L ~
young wife returned to her fothz wy
Connecticut. "' III
Owing to the social prominence ,
the parties this case has aroused groo.
interest among doctors and lay,a
from legal point Of view tho yor.,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
LOVED OCEANS ROAR.
YOUTHFUL BRIDE COULD NOT
LEAVE 1T.


1t is seldom that love of the sea will
wreck happy home, and happy
fresh young home at that; but for
once the skill and power of that
mighty little god Dan Cupid has been
set at naught by the wiles of seductive
Father Neptune. Twenty years ago
pretty and petite Nellie Kyle was born
at Meadows End, Conn, about two
miles from the quaint old town OF Mil
ford. She was water nymph almost
from her birth. Not a city block from
the picturesque, homelike little cot
tage which sheltered her until she de-
yeloped into a ripe, fascinating little
slip of womanhood ebbed and flowed
the great Atlantic ocean. swept by the
autumnal storms. wlntry gales. and
famed into peaceful quiet by the soft
summer zephyrs that old Sol in the
dog days tempered with his piercing
rays. The big Sound steamers plowed
their way within easy view of her
homestead windows, where she
dreamed away her happy childhood
hours. and the unceasing beating and
sullen roar of the surf caused sweet
music that lulled her to sleep From
very early age she learned how to
swim. and all summer long. and even
until late in the fall she might be
found day after day disporting herself
In the arms OF Father Neptune. As
she grew older her skill as bold and
daring swimmer became remarkable,
and time and again she would swim
several miles from the shore. hooking
the tired and weakened swimmers who
would not dare to venture out with
her. Her townspeopie looked at her
askance. and some of the old gos-
sips predicted that she must have SUI
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

Calling his daughter to the bedside.
he drew her face down toward his and
whispered something In German into
her ear. She exclaimed, "Oh, my God.
papa." Looking straight into her eyes,
he said indistinctly: My heart 10 out
tering." Mrs. Schmidt ran to dresser
on which was bottle OF whisky. She
poured little of 1t into a glass and
held 1t to the lips of her father. who
swallowed it with gulp. The next
moment he was seized with slight
CONFUSION. and Officer White escorted
Mrs. Schmidt, who was sobbing. from
the room. When he returned Foith
was dead.
The scene in the corridor was one OF
gloom. 1t was dimly lighted, and in
the darkest corner sat the heartbroken
daughter, weeping silently. No one
seemed to have a word of sympathy
and comfort for her The orphans
we're gathered in the big schoolroom
and their little faces were drawn with
nameless dread when their childish
thoughts grasped the full meaning of
the tragedy.
Foith was the son of minister,
and was born Feb. s, 1871. in Helds-
dorf, Saxony. He graduated from the
Evangelical Theological Seminary in
kronstadt, Saxony, in 1860. and for
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

husband cannot procure . divorce an.
less the wife deserts him for = year.
because the statutory grounds tor d.
vorcs In Missouri. independent OF those
which relate to the physical capacity
OF the parties. do not permit II.
Doctors are interested in the case
because, according to their theory. IL
is a clear case OF nostalgia or home-
sickness which they claim will be i'm
mediately cured upon the young wife
reaching her home. Then II will be
possible for her. according 10 their
theory, 10 return with her husband TO
her new home and live In happiness
II she were living in the days OF Creek
mythology the learned men of that
time would say Neptune was claiming
his bride. As the case stands Il Is 70
be hoped that the charming ycnns
lady will return to her handsome hns-
band and round out career OF social
and glittering success. As 10 the out
come OF this strange freak OF wiifui
woman's fancy no man knoweth. Time
alone can show.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

pocket slip Of paper upon which
there was some writing, threw it on
the table with dollar, and excitedly
exclaimed, Send this message to my
SON" He then rushed from the room
The intended message was addres led
to William Foith, who Is a florist at
Park Ridge, ILL.,, and read as follows:
Come at once to your father"
1t was with feeling of alarm that
Hitler read these words. He at once
OWNED that Foith intended to kill
himself, and telephoned DR.. Walker,
the physician of the asylum.
While all this was transpiring Of
ficer White was fastening to the asy-
lum to perform his stern duty. He
was met at the door by Mrs Catherine
Schmidt, Foiths widowed daughter,
who has been keeping house for him.
Unsuspectingly she accompanied the
officer to her fathers room Her little
son Joined them also. Foith was dis
covered lying on the bed fully clothed
and with his shoes. on. He wore a
smoking cap. When he noticed the Of
ficer he raised his head slightly from
the pillow and said to his daughter,
who is that man?'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

An orator Ia Missouri sos 4 d. II
losinx. We iiys In a lac. Il -
saina and high taxes. loa sses u
crooked rivers and esoaA~a ssz,ane
big lakes and Bis strikes. aas ~
and big pumpkins, Big mes via -
kin heads. silver streams TIA, us,f
In The asounsains. and s'oas ,sls.sdsu
that gamble Ia tbs aisAl. rnsss.s =
arsess and roaring orators. TT Nm
ard fast young msu. sssrr axra
sharp nnanessss. and sAAse-sass4 =
sips. noisy eaiifrsn. isEsils slsi.s =
u. like a shss, % sa,sr. sM ~
sands Of newspapers that liz llis -
ter. San Francisco Atrasast
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

Three tours u tins hsaasifsl -
Of Puerto Htso afs asasazizd . -
Chicago December 81. Iaasafr y Il
February IS Special fzlaazaa 80
sr= and dining ears Ill saassf y
party To Mes Yosk. thsass % sxs
the splendid H*@ sseafasalss -
aud aan Juan. through zaA afaas# =
island By rail. automobile. ara
and boat. Ttrkssa insisss 81 .
p.nsrs everywhere These ssss =
itsa parties HlIl BE- under ss< sTst1
escort OF Mr.. Walter iiafs Tesarsk
under tn. nauaFemeut 0f Tht A1sF
can Tourist Assgslaflga. Ksss taav
belt. general manager. itl Aafssfs
building. chiessD IliHFfafiss -
and tickets can be had - sVesAsiN
to tn. agents of she Caieaxs. aAsE
tes 4 II. Paul rs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

pernatural powers; but to her young
playmates she was like a watching
Lorelei that ever lured the unconscious
swimmers on to danger. Gradually her
love for the sea became so strong that
long before the yards of the town we're
carpeted with the rich Yelvety green
grass that goes to make up so much
OF the beauty of New England town
she would be found dallying with the
waves of the ocean, and late In the
fall, when the limbs OF the trees
stretched forth their gaunt. lIfeless
arms and branches, she could still be
seen happily playing in the surf.
But not alone In the water was she
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

s&St0AHA
:. orotAsslinsss. tina, /, u.
car'stiAA conquest. Nosl... nm
so've The problems q 81, s
1aoss proolsnA. hoy eo.,.
"ears ~ somstimss b.eo~.
helpless. The labor.r. u. ~. -
me tramp. the war sus.,,..
post OF Others. Taoss eose. III
'vsFy hand. and they 40, o.,s q
command :, that Ne shan .ossi... !.
we may laugh, bu, wAe,A.,
OF cry or shrug our sAos,..s
stalk before our eyes. TAI =
question, There are III. !. 49,
employer and employee H.- u.
measure Just what pro,s,..,.
should receiver Tn. bro,s.
man viii solve these oss.,,s..
rhos. Bobisnt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

pose of an aquatic feat be would refAss
TO attempt. He took TO the water liks
a duck, and many pleasant days were
spent knocking about in the surf ana
taking long dashes through the water
Nellie had a little brother, and 1t was
their particular delight to have the
strapping big Mlssourian take them
In his brawny arms and toss them
headforemost into the surf, and allow
the big waves to swallow them from
sight.
She naturally gained great respect
for this, to her modern Sampson. and
as he visited Meadows End year after
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

year, the liking grew and grew until It
ripened into love, They were married
Oct. 4, barely a month past When
Baptiste reached Meadows End pre-
paratory TO the ceremony the happy
bride-to-be wanted hsm TO go In bath
ing with her, but the chilli winds OF
autumn. which Obliged him TO wear a
heavy fall overeoat. deferred him. al
though she vent down In her bathing
suit for her mornings plunge just as
though the balmy summer zephyrs
were circiing around her yolnptuous
form. She had her bath. thea they
were married
The moment the train pulled out
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13


God chooses tbs ssak tA,.
.orld to eonfound tbs n.sa,,
ala Dot amount 70 nseA :.
mos1 inclined to seof Z, ii. ~.
and soolishnsss. Ba, ooA ,Is...l
EArthsn vessels hold Coz, "a. p,
many mighty or srsa, solls !. -
" they ever become srsa, i, i. n.
their 'aithiulnsss Our ana. ~
a's'r loses It's grsa, pAilo.o,A,,
Little drops Of water
Litils graias Of sasa
Make the mighty o<saa ! q
And the plessan, l.a&.
when | an sesa IA. y.
strong cried the great 81 h,l
God can only uss ~sasas,s y. -
all The worker xllh Hlss,es =.
wisest and bess wofsnas i = "
calls to God. use ms. and -. n
strong vita Thy strength \, -
ter ShA, you are, though sssk - I
norani. you can giFs foass.ss i -
service. and He can max. yss 40
FLOYD w Tompkin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

an adept. At the hotel dances her
graceful. languorous glide In the waltz
was much sought after, and happy was
the man who could claim her for a
partner. To all, however, she re-
manned unresponsive. In the mean
time, however, when she was twelve
years old, and about eight years ago,
George Baptiste, junior partner of the
Baptiste Tent and Awning company,
OF st. Louis, then about twenty years
OF age, came to Meadows End for the
summer. He was a powerful, muscu-
Tor and athletic young fellow, with fine
physique and handsome face and bear
ing.
OF course Baptiste had to go in bath
Ing. and OF course he met pretty Nellie
KytA Nothing that she could pro-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

SNx~Vl
The dining car service OF 'ns -
Rio tsrands Railroad ia proving n
convenience 70 the travelling pu'',, -
giant dining cars are attached " = 10
leaving Denver on this popular rosa' ~, ~. !
meals are served In manner Pr, n
all travellers, and at moderate pie 1.~,,..dsy
enjoyment Of trip through ~. ~
wonderful scenery that abouud' -. y
road II enhanced by the d'h''s .a.s.k
other con veniences that have pee1 ~,
For information, time cards. ....ars
address 8. X. Hooper, Genera : " cSk
and Ticket Agent, Denver, OF - VI
ing, Travelling Passenger Agen' rs,,
Second South Street, Salt Laks ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
hnrial OF Suicides In otasn ~,

Az Harborne. England lahoray.
,ha a", UNI, 70 widen the road unearthad
~, skeleton of man with a woaas sa
~, driven through the breast hona
= 10 skeleton was evidently tina, ~ !.
o o,,",' who, In accordance with n.
staLa ' VI the old days, had had a
a psaS' driven through his heart and
c cnon buried at the dead Of night nj
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

~ ",'ahthropist--"TIow did yo,, han.
"yvo, pecofne tramp7" Tramp
"e.i. my father neglected to leav, N.
60 -. ~, sa"e' an ! wuz too proud to WIT
30 wot could I do2"-Tit-BIts
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

The n. q o. n. r has lsn -
an order for t3.s00 tons Of = ~
steel rail for delivery In I've :
contract price Is about y Pc. .s.s1
81 per cent more than the -. ~
paid for rail- during ihe time .s.' ,th
charge OF the property. oi -. .,ass
amount Just ordered tae y. AN
will get 10000 tons the b. w...s,s
1880. the PittsbHrg ana ".I ~
1000. and the Cleveland Terms"
Valley 1000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

From the Utica Observer; IA u
man was painting his pai. Al ~
was hurrying his work wl.o ~ ~
strcngth and speed. "Wnas .atsds
in such q hurry for, Murphy ,hrcusi
spcctator. sure I want to 81 - "
before me paint runs out
tan1v
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

Publicity is to the community what
fresh air is to the individual
London Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
Number of Bnddlnfx

The humber of Buddhists is comput-
ed to be 455,000,000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
HOLIDAY RATES


vie Mo Gvsadc Western
On December ~, 81, . ~ a''' ID, 40,
tho Rio Graude Western Raii~aS "a b,
rate of one single fare for inc Tvs -
between any two stations o. - III
Tickets limited to January . ,-oo,
opportunity OF wishing all Us ya.
merry Christmas and happy W.
<,..arai ttasseuRef Az"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13
Tin. ..., .,..s.as. .a.' Al.....

Ia keeping pikh iss pssI aHagsTssass
ressprd. tssoa raesag X l.. is& s'~
Overland Eesss will "a ustas< -
place In .ersi-. sa estIFelf ss". s'FsIl
frat ela.s limited sFait "a t1 saar# = :
old familiar aAmss Of The 0rssaaaz -
ssed" This in ssidlsl1a - iss rfs<s'
seIirat schedule vhisA will - eassa.
Tue NEW ovEHi4AEp LIMITED !.
is.vs Salt Lake City daily Il IL.
osdsa is p N, arrive Iisa Fsr ' :
Omaha T:Is p 81, aaa Calcasas u :
in Ampts tifus for all eassssa esaasss''a'
Ssw York. boston. WashIassan, a.
be tho most handsomely s4aitTra aA2'-
cal train ever given 30 the . esssfs -
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