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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
Saved From the Knife by 0ste-
opathy.
Florence, Colo. Aug. 81, 1901

Florence. Colo, Aug. 81, 1901
was taken with a severe case
of appendicitis, my husband called
in one of Florence's noted NJ D's
After u hours of treatment and
no relief from the almost un nbeara-
BILE pain the doctor said surgical
operation was the only hope My
neighbors persuaded my husband
and ] to call in DR.. II c. Harri-
man, the osteopathy, he relieved
me in less that twenty minutes and
pronounced me out of danger in
two hours was entirely cured
with three treatments
make this statement unsolicit-
ed in behalf of Or H @ Hartman
as | consider he saved my life. |
heartily endorse his mode of treat
mrnt.
MRS j c DUMBRECK,
BOB Fifth street,
235 Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

NJ j White q Co will complete
the contract for building the large
water storage reservoir for the
Rocky Mountain smeIter this even
ing. Twelve men and nine teams
have been at work the past week
on the excavation Its capacity
will be 100000 gallons of water.
The site is natural one for a
reservoir as it is built between two
hills and but little grading was
necessary There are 1000 cubic
yards of dirt in the EN- bank ment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

The base ball game Sunday
promises to be one of the best
played in the local diamond this
year 1t is going to prove win
ner and no doubt it will be wit
messed by one of the largest crowds
that has ever attended any game
played here this year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Whites Cream Vermifuge is es-
sentially the chiId's tonic. 1t i'm
proves the digestion and assimila-
ton of food, strengthening the
nervous system and restoring them
to the health, vigor and elasticity
of spirits natural to childhood
Price % cents Cafky K Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
ID. 9. Eawkin5
Is offering the following bargains for few days only

$1,000 buys ando on Ma street
$500 buys of Main
residence and other improvements
81. 200 buys business lot the
$500 Orchard Park
adjoining brick houses
S625 buys lots Suitable for
business residence location.
$50 buys lots the Emerson school house West Florence
$3.50 will in
The above good bargains
the following prices
buys feet bearing fruit trees Hawkins sub
division
Some good bargains residence
good term on these.
at
must sell, as present owner leaves
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
No Meals

are more popular with Florence
people patronizing church dinners
than those served by the Preshy-
terian ladies' Test this by partak
ing of their chicken pie dinner
served from . to 5 p. m Saturday
evening. first door south of Ii w
Smiths shoe store. IL
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Walker Bros have just had a
large 20x25 balcony built in the
rear end of the store for the pur-
pose of making additional room
for their fall and winter stock
which is arriving daily. They have
already increased their stock to
such an extent that more room was
necessary.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Corn-huskers' spraiued wrists
barbedwire cuts aud sprains. or
cuts from any other cause, ar.
quickly healed when Ballards Snow
Linement is promptly applied.
Price % and 30 cents. Cafky q
Crown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
is not a panacea, but is recon-
mended for blind, bleeding or pro.
truding piles, and it will cure the
most obstinate cases. Price, 90
cents in bottles. Tubes, IS cents.
Cafky q Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

The counting rooms of the Nc
Candless Mercantile company are
now grsced with brand new
Remington typewriter The ma
chine is of the latest design and is
a beauty,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

If you are troubled with inodor-
Gus breath, heart burn. fiatulency,
headache, acidlty, pains after eat
ing, loss of appetite, persistent
melancholy, or low spirit~ You
need a tonic, few doses of Herb
inc will give you the recuperative
force to remove these disorders.
Price, 30 cents. Cafkv Il Brown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

The Rathbone Sisters will meet
tonight and it is earnestly request
ed that the members of the order
be present as business of import
ance will he taken up
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Take life as it comes. and make
the most of all circumstances, but
for a bad cough or cold, take Bal
lard's Hor6bound Syrup, the best
known remedy for quick relief aud
sire cure. Price, % and 30 cents
Cafky d Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
LOCAL NOTES.

States of all sizes at p. O. book
store. rs
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
The Latest.

"D'ri ank |" bv the author of
Eben Holden p O. book store,
"a
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Read "The Crisis by Winston
Churchill P O. book store. , 4
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Keep your school books clean,
Book covers of all sizes at p. o.
book store rs
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Tablets, pencils and ink at p o
book store. rs
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
Found at Last.

Wallis fine soda fountain and fine
candies 5ltf
Thousands suffer with torpid
liver, producing great depression
of spirits, indigestion. constipation,
headache, etc. Herhine will slim
ulate the liver, keep the bowels
regular, and restore a healthfuI
bouyancy of spirits. Price 30 cents.
Cafky & Brown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

School supplies at P o. book
store 2-S
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

Tablets, pencils and ink at p O.
book store. Is
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

School supplies at P. O. book
store. 2-S
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements viii be run IN tins depart
mcnt at the rate OF Is words in issues for 25
reuts, payable in adynnce; no advertisement
will be taken for less than 25 cents. Here is an
opportunity ~ advertise at minimum cost
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
WANTED.
ANTED-severai persons o

w JANTED-F Furnished honse for winter. Must
Second St .56-6I
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

VT TANTFD-To rent furnished house. Best nf
w reference viii pay cash in advance.
Answer by mail to lock box ISL. $3.50
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
Come..,.. e..,..
...,-zrE[ =
The New Machine Shops

of the Oil Well Supply Co finished prepared
do any and all machine and blacksmith The
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

T oST-Tuesday evening, between aud
u clock, pocketbuok con aiming S35. Finder
please return to j. X Wampler P. o. box $40
Liberal reward will be given s54-59
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

VT sNTED-Cash paid Tor old gold. &. W
w Thomas. jsweler. l0S NJ ain street. l2ltf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04

a beauty,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-04
TO TRADE

no TRADE Equity in l-room house and one
L lot. Would take team as part pay Ad-
dress 2l3 W. Fifth St. Florence. '53 .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
he WAS FROM MEMPHIS.
And He Had Habit of Putting His
Hands fn his HIP Pockets " hen
CanN~r-tnE.

A Memphis lawyer has n peculiar
habit 81 putting both his hands iu his
hip pockets when engaged in con-
ver-atiou. AND on every occasion " hen
he is stopped on the streets his hands
invariably seek the pockets. Several
DAYS ago he took trip 20 Cincinnati,
end now he j. in doubt whether his
pocket habit or the fame Of Memphis
a. peculiar way saved him from trou-
sle.
soon after he arrived in the pork
town. and while walking ou q street
near the railway station, he was &C
costed by a stranger. The latter said;
You don't live here. do you:'
"No. sir responded the Memphian
~Weu. I'm drummer and you're
. merchant. ain't youT"
-No. sir and his hands sought his
hip porkets as De wondered what the
drummer wanted
You see. I'm from Memphis. and
But the other had fled The motion
toward bis hip pocket, with the magi'
sv0rc ~Memphis." Was too much foI
his feeble nerves. Thus does cit.
gain reputation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02

Nevada Town Has Cs1ssea the walls
OF the state Frfxes a. q Fosn-
tain &C Health.

Some years ago the state OF Ne
vada had need Of prison. and for
that matter "a has great need Of IL
aow. But st that time the necessity
was deemed SO great that the lcgis-
iature made an appropriation for the
construction ~ place az Reno.
where dang rous characters might
be kept in restraint. The walls were
built good ana strong. They were
thick and high. for they were intend
ed TO prevent any possibility Of es-
cape by the craftieSt Of convicts The
work was finished IN due season. but
eNirencies had arisen since the be-
ginning that made IL seem desirable
10 confne the prisoners elsewhere
- the walls were never USED. al
though Si1S.co0 Of hard cash had
seen spent on them There they
{ stood. ycar after year, ss useless a.
I a barren fruit tree.
Not loug ago DIT. Patterson super
iutendsnt 90 the Nevada insane a>y-
4 lam. sn institution not far from the
unused walls, hgured that they
would hold water. Ne consulted
with Others. and The result - that
the stockadc. instead Of being a cor
raj for prisoners. has become a foun-
. tain OF health. ~ comfort, almost OF
f life. for DR.. Patterson and the unfor-
Inmates under ms care More than
fhis As the walls are 20 feet hicf
and only six feet sre needed toi
4 reservoir purposes. the rest - n'in.
torn away and the material used tol
reuairs and new buildings a. th'
state university and the asylum
this isn't gathering kgs from thistle
II comes about a. close 20 Il s. any
4 thing that has come under observe
ton IN recent years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
OLDEST DOLL IN AMERICA.


The Oldest don. a. far a. known in
any mar. q thls country. l. Georgia.
IN. property q Nrs. Alice l. Lincoln.
% Chslses, Mas
--Georgis~ being over hundred
years old. can vel boast % having
lived IN three centuries. Your gen
erarIonn % children have Petteo and
beaten her BY turDEs and although
her smiling couDt~Dsncs besrs many
a mark o. -the whips sDc scOrnH Of
xine.~ and her Ehspely orown head.
with Al occasional ugiF dent would
seem 70 indicate that the SAUL might
easily stand . little trepzDning. never
rheIess thLS chElcrxn's IDOL u bygOne
DAYS e. in q remarkable state % pres
ersa1ion-
George was originally q south
ern Iassle- aud was raised in Nil
ledxeville. Go. ~bsfo' De ~ah-" sA'
vxss given 20 Nrs LtncOln's mother
In exchange for . ring. b Ai2i
Weekss. an Cd schOolznste-
The lstter's mother had prsvio8si,
pzradsc ths ccl IN fks COL esrrisgs "
her times. sbc perhaps II Georgia coax
only use the artificial tongue viii
which ske s. provided her prsvsou
family history might prove her right
ful eligibility 20 the Society Of COloni
a. Damsa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
A DRIED cup OF COFFEE.
Prersratious Vow BEING HSnufae-
rurcd Which serve - >uh-tituses
for Various nessraEcs-

For soldiers use. and for employ
rneut under circumstance sshcrt
fresh milk. coffee and chocolate are
not easily obtainah.e. a dried prepare
zion - nov being manufacturer 'shich
serves exc, Identity 80 a substitute. 81
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post
skinned milk Is 'evaporated by the
help - au air blast 20 the condition
II q paste. au6. after being dried. IS
reduced GO powder by grinding Then
a. 10 mixed ssith powdered cheColate.
half za5 half. and D. either plt up e. 81
dust OF pressed into cakes When
wanted. water y scccc- the resulting
nuid is boiled. and az taat IS needed
j. little sugar.
There are several varieties q thi,
peculiar Kind % food mixture Cocoa
(ths roasted and ground chocolate
bean deprived OF fotl may be suhsti
tut~d Tor the chocolate. or coffee ma,
be employed instead. II coffee Is util
/ ized. ouiy oue-fourth % dried milk b
put with ST. IN any ease th~ iuEre
disuts ere powdered separately an'
then mixed
In drl state the mixture ni ml.l
I and chocolate are pleasant GO she tast
and h-Chly iigest-5ls. attorcine 10 a-
4 uirshle condensed food.
one advantage 90 this kind - FOO
T. thar &, B. cheap. the skinned rnil
beinr almost waste product II D
( composed mainly of The -'prote cd
Sssh-forrnia- Ingredients. - The ni-
AID cocos ar coffee beans, with enoug
fst end starch T. make u we--Da
unced ration II desired. the rsqulsi'
sugar NAV BE- introduced iutc the ori.
/ frnf - INrur9
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
TO CHANGE A QUARTER.
It R%auires seventy Cents an"
Thfrty-Tvso Cotns 80 Acconn0-
date n Perpon All Way

.-How mach does 81 take 20 change
ousrrerg- asked the bartender.
.--Tg,.~ntv-sre cents. ehg Not on your
life u takes 20 cents 20 Go the
trick. Ho~ many ways do YOU sup
No.. = quarter dollar can De changed
Juss exactly Il 4 fellow q limited
means may ike the jingle OF coin
in HE clothes Ia that event you
can give him - psnnies, Or - prnn4e.
and one nickel slppOsing b. wsnt-
70 get q beer. he may Ike 20 have
a EtsI~ sprinkling OF silver in he
clothes. ard yOu can aceommodatf
him with = pennies and dime or
.~n uennses. q dime and q nickel -
he prefers 20 have change handy FOR
. bier and . car far-. why. = pennies
and two niekeIs ~iil tx him up. and
Il h. wants s cigar in addition, be-
s.Ses having q little stock 81 cash in
his jeaus. give him ten pennies and
thrse nickels. That msk.s tx ~ayf
Vow. then. q fellow with quartet
eaa trade Il OF FOR I've pennies and
tsso dimes, Eve pennies and foul
nfekels. tN0 dimes and one nickel
On. dime and three nickel, Or nv
niekels. just "a he prefers And q
4 accommodates him 81 any way b.
msxht select. you hsye 20 possess 2
pennies. tSO dtmes and ave nickel
70 cents IN all
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
DEAEE MISSED HIS MARX.
Marrow Escnv~ - Railroad Wen
freru I@P~RsfEs DtsaSter-ons
with n T,unsh &c Comedy.

A group Of rEil-osdcTs ERt and
talked on narrow escapes. SAYS the
Philadelphia Record One % fhem
said. --On a certain afternoon 7 Was
walking over q one-t-ack tresrle So
feet hich. train came on me and
] had 10 step OF th- track and stand
% the little space space less than
q foot Sri6e-bstwern the track and
The trestls'E edCe. stood there.
fleeing the train. sRd as 10 Veuf by.
20 keep myself from losing ruy ball
sa-e. for only my toe were on the
ties. nv heels unsupported Ia the air
II had 90 take hold and l-t 20 aEsiR
q the various parts Of the engine
and q The coaches. OF course the
srzin wasn't going last Otherwise I
should hare been shaken Of and
krd
%I1 ~ wsv % scar-s have had
~ shsre. too. but one - my great
eEs shocss had comedy ~ a. We lad
On cur division shiftinE engine that
ran "a softly and silently As an En-
r1ne II a dream wonderful ma
chine she wa.-for fair. Well. Cn.
Oar 7 ~At walking the tracks
thinking. when q pleasant
right behind ne muruureu- ~sn
Asdn't you better get OF ard Jet "a
20 by ] turned IN astozish mrnt
Tor 7 rad thought Z wss alone an
Az shifting engine vs. halted XIII.
hey oo-cateher hardly g yard from
nv hack They ka6 shut OF every
thing. Efi6ed down on ~ and tris'
20 sse how rear e me they couA
son
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
MONKEY SLEW THE SNAKE.
strases> of the rsid sinisn Vas Too
Mach for the Cobra snd the
Former WON.

At Rangalore. India. not long ago
n battle between n monkey and
snake was witnessed by party OF
Europeans. The reptile. a cobra. was
snSoVipS a sun bath near the high
way. FAR from the beaten track of
Jungle travel when the monkey
eSpicd him and deliberately put an
end TO his siesta by hurting at him
every missile he could find. The
snake wri-xled awhile under the pun
ishmeut. and then in fury gave
chase 10 the monkey The little
simian was far too agile for the rep
tile. however. and kept him at n
safe distance until pile OF rocks was
reached. ON this the monkey calm
~ pcrched. with his hack against q
bowlder. and awaited the onslaught.
The snake came up i'm blind rage.
and again and again struck at the
monkey. who dodged every blow. al-
lowing the venomo'tS head 20 strike
iht rock at his back. The cobra be-
came more and more infuriated as
he battered himself against the
boyvlccr. and at last. bleeding and cN
hauStcd. lar at fsn length With every
hghtinC instinct subdued. This was
the monkeys opportunity. Selling
the snake hy the neck he quicklA
rubbed The head - against sharI
point OF rock. and then climbed tres
and chatt, red Ciectuily az the admir-
ing human spectators, WAC showed
their appreciation 81 the spectacle
he had Afforded by leaving a hauque
of Indian corn and sugar cane 70
The victor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02

Most OF the Russian prasants Pafs
a great deal Of thsir life IN work
.b0ps ~hers they work. eat and
sleep. the same room sheitering
nunt.er and PROBABLY = PIX into the
bargain. Thsre are few beds. In
ssesd. eIl around the four walls 81
,he rsom ~ Axed whst may D. lit
sraIir deseribsc a. beech. il "a
made u wood, and at this works the
peasant BY day and on - be sleeps
~ nisrht. each man az his own spot.
Ths conditions % tbs Russian work
shop. % factory. sna the Russian
prssoE and military BARRACKS. 20 Jar
a. interior arrangements are con
eerns1, are akin. Chairs there VII
also Dc end tsbbss. rzdeiy fashioned
- ssis, ~ ihs sHss sbsmssl's&
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02
NOISY SUEBEAMS.
They MAJ he Heard by Anyone by a
very simple Home "a
pertinent

Fin a glass vessel with lamp black.
colared six or sOTstec. Focus the
rays n the sun ln a lens-thst il hold
. magnifying glaAs 80 that the rays
pass through IN befOrc they fall On the
glass vessel Then revolfe in the light
between she lens and the vessel, dix
with an opening or slit ia Il. 50 that the
light "a alternately falling On the yes
sel and being shut out. Now listen. and
You viii hear noise when the light
passes through the slit, but there Will
be silence when il s. shut out. You
must place your ear close 20 she glass
holding the six OF other substance.
Another experiment j. 10 zee prism
tnstead Of an ordinary lens. This
makes rainbow. and a. the rays pass
through the slit - j. possible 20 tel
that some parts % the solar spectrum
--ss Il Is cailed--prOduce a sound a.
they fall or the glass vessel while cthe.
parts have no effect.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02

Nes One we~s. IN . Thousand s~~svss
she rrsp~v Way 90 Leave
ysr~es Car


Dcrn these WOMEN
Thus calculated Metropolitan
s~eet car conductor the other morn
snr as he gave the bell rope 8 vicious
double pull 90 signal the motSrmsn 20
70 ahead. A reporter who knew him
expressed surprise 81 his ungaiisn, re-
usrk-
Il didn't mean anything cisrssreet-
sai." sale the fare taksr. YEARLY. but
sometimes l have 10 let loose. The
women set me Srsxy the way they set
oG ears. Now. that one nearly got =
fan BY getting OF backward. the way
abe 6i6. Il there had been the iittlest
hit Of motion 20 this car when she
stepped OF with hsE face % the rear
end shed have gone kerthump down
on the concrete.
Net one IN a thousand women he
continued. ever sights from street
car right. Instead Of taking hold ~
She han6le bar on the upright toward
the front Of the csr. she grabs the
ons hack II YOU don't tsSiievs g watch
this push and see II I'm not telling you
O true one"
The reporter ssi6 he'd watch. sn5 he
did. not only On this car. hut several
Others he rode on during the course
81 The day. he watched nen and won
en- alike Ont of s. vvor1s 2 who ahrht
&C IS O. ;Aem 90 up "a ben their corner
vas reached and C. refully selected I'D
wrong handle bar 20 assist them 50
alightinr. Out of ia men none tooi
other than he proper clutch contriv
an0s. Seven 81 them. however. irviret
1he fooIkiI1e-'s arrcrtiou- The-
jumped % while The car Was speeding
rapidly. Anv WsshinCtonian cal
prove the truth % Conductor 1899
assertion By keeping eyes peeled y bel
street car riding
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02

IL ia estimated thst one county on
<he eastern shore Of Virginia, con
tslning . population Of soout 1900.
sold this year $4,000 barrels u Irish
pdaAsoss "a proft Of $1,000 900.
which means that every Eaan. woman
enE elild In she county would - en-
tis,ed - receive, if the Doaey we're
6lsfrfbg<sd prs - g, sszBssh5ng raoTs
thss ~ from 80 aFsp s;eps, = .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02

A rather unusual and UD1qos ce-
posts vas made zt tbs Lynnriiie hank
recently. Auat Bstsy Whit. al old
negro woman. brought large roll
Of ~shinplasters." amounting 70 ss-sS
So 50. Is and lo-ssEt pieces. The pa
per balls show they have been
handled with care. dsapite the fact
that the old soman claims % have
had them IN her Possession since
aSes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-02

A man named Patrick in the Caro-
Tine islands keeps a dog ranch and
sosn~fimes ships 20 Chine a. many as
100 eanises . month for eooking Pur-
poses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-16
RA1LRoAD MONIES

H TT. Embry, general freight agent OF
the Rock Island, is in st. Louis attend
ing a meeting of the Southwestern
Freight bureau Mrs Embry is with
him
Marion I.awrance. the noted Sunday
school worker from Toledo. o., address
ed the noon meeting at the Santa. Fe
shops today.
The Rock Island ball team has secur-
ed the Lowman Hill grounds for the
the upper floors of the general offices
building will play another match game
next Saturday afternoon at $780, Roger
Van Hook of the freight department
win be unable to play on account of an
injured finger.
Contractors who are to do the grading
of the Orient in Kansas have already
begun asking for men and teams.
The Katy" will shortly begin the
construction of an extension from Min
eral City through Columbus and Galena
to Joplin. The work of securing and
condemning right of way has been COM
pleted and a large force of men are ex-
pected to arrive soon for the work.
T. z. Collins, who has had run as
messenger on the Rock Island between
Pratt and Harrington, is taking a 1ayon.
Messenger Pattison is taking his place.
Operator Rosco Smith of Chickasha,
T. IT, who is working for the Western
Union at that place, is at Meade visit
ing relatives.
The city council of lola has been ask
ed to vacate Douglas street for the use
of a new railroad to be called the Fort
Scott lola and Western road. The line
is being promoted by J. f. Henderson
of Sedalia. Mo-, and will start at Moran,
where it will connect with the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas, running west through
lola to. Piqua or NeOsho Falls, where it
will connect with another branch of the
same road. The cost of the right Of
way, about $4,000, must be borne by the
citizens.
o. A Derby, division superintendent
of the Missouri Pacific, Pueblo, Col, and
E. J. Ward, division superintendent, Os-
awatomie, are in St Louis in connec-
ton with the time table for the new
Colorado fast passenger train over the
Missouri Pacific, taking effect next
Sunday morning.
The Wabash and Rock Island rail-
roads will join in establishing through
sleeping car service between St Louis
and Denver on June 1. The Wabash
and Kansas City, and the Rock Island
between Kansas City and Denver. This
arrangement makes a new passenger
route from st. Louis to Denver, and is
of equal benefit to the Rock Island and
Wabash roads.
Ticket agents all over the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad system, from New York to
Chicago, have requested officers of that
road to give them annual passes good
over all lines of the corporation