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Putting Out Home Banks.

The Commercial and Savings Bank
is sending out solicitors to place the
small ho ne banks in families where
they have not already been taken.
One of the large Chicago banks has
out nearly thirty thousand OF these
home banks, which shows their pop.
nlarity and that they are getting to
be an important feature OF the saw
inps business
The Commercial and Savings Bank
started a savings department about
three years ago and the success of it
has been such that they put in the
home banks some months ago and
10Y have a large number ont The
plan is commended as convenient and
desirable for saving small amounts.
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For Sale or Trade

full blood poland-china yearl-
III oar. Eaton Bros.
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I'M TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN w
III COURSE OF A WEEK..

MI. aiid MIS-. T.. -. \ an istlne,
who have been away on i six weeks
trip TO points Oil the Pacific coast,
have retained home.
Mrs. VIM. Pickard and daughter, Miss
Sadie, Who have been visiting at the
home of Charles Bailey, returned
Wednesday at Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hannett went
to Chicago Thursday. MIS-. Han
nett expects to visit a short time
at Cleveland before She returns home.
7. j. Wohlford, clerk of COURTS of
Douglas county, and wife, and Mrs.
Ray Wohlford and family OF Armour
are visiting a the home of MI. and
Mrs. II. A.. Boylan.
Presiding Elders Dotson, of Huron,
Jenkins of Nermiliion, Hall, of All
erdeen aud RifenbarA, Of Water
town, arrived in TIE city Tuesday to
attend the Methodist conference.
Prof. Il. IF. OTTO as returned from
bis "Trip TO the 81. i.aus exposition
The professor liaS just clos
deal i0l the Uufelt>a OK Toe ~
Le%iS resl3eNea au ifISt Ats01e
west.
~. e.. prjoe3e l3s a force iii ear.
pent0rs aatE constructive 4
8ailait- leF 3iiau AfIaE ol
flIe c
~
e'2a 81
~
"lttl '0i ~
G 5. >e]lE, 0 az DE
and sidney itoulisS iiiEe e!a.a
LETS iGe. il05isters Rocky M|0uDlaiA
Tea made me wel and strong, 81
cents, tea or la5 cts. Seailln 6ro5
Work has leen co-o,nenrea On .bo
new sever system of ms cttv nv
st,,tinu nj he co,na, n, nun strea,
and Eour,b Ayonua and worLin,
uo,,h IN Siytb Aysnne tho trench
for winch is nearly finished Anothe,
noint w,e ct,,toa ,t yhi,a Wanna
and Edmunds street poinv nor1h
The work is beinu dome nv E,ic Ion
se, and no h,s ,o, +, LARGO fo,ca of
MON ,t vorL vim tho lido. of .ccom-
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Can y N EAT

y. b. Taylor, "A promincmt me,ch-
ant Of ChrisemaI TeX., says: 81
could Tot eat t ause OF a weak
stomach. | lost ~ strength and ran
down in weight All that money
could do was O. bnt all hope of
recovery vanishro Hearing of some
wonderful cures lIerted 10y use of
kodol Dyspepsia cane, l concluded
to try it The int bottle benefited
me, and after taS;ns four bottles,
/ am fully res'0red TO my usual
strength. weight nod health.' Kodul
Dyspepsia Cure d SITS what you eat
and cures. Sold l.. o. Gale.
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.LoOMIS

LOOMS, Oct.l1.-Mrs. Foss return
ed last week from Battle Creek Mich.
Mr.. Geo. Case a brother OF Mrs
w. n Butts. is spending a few DAYS
here.
\ temperance lecture was given
Sunndv evening al the school house.
ID. G Chandler, Of Iowa. vas here
Mon 'nv looking over his farm
NJ Nv,"s has the foundation for
his nr0 house started.
q s. ems returned from Wiscon-
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NNUN

Mt. Vernon get ID. Ea Fitch
took in the picric excursion Monday.
t. b. /! lynts 4 10 Plankinton
on the express Monday and returned
Oh the freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. fmnard nave been
visiting their Daughter, Mrs. o. E.
Browne, and rciulned to Mitchell,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo II Smith, went
to Klmball Satul Jay and came back
Monday.
Mrs. b G Watson, Of Chamber
lain, visited W nesdav with Mrs.
Geo. Carlson
mir. and Mrs. a. Foster and family
drove to Ethan Sunday and spent
the day.
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visit OF several weeks with friends
and relatives at Newton and Grinnell.
Iowa.
Miss Ella and Martha McGurk,
who have been visiting their cous-
ms, the Misses Grace. returned to
their home at Freeport, III Tues
day morning.
Maud Last night Jack told me
that he wouldn marry the hest girl
living, unless what unless she took
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Right fellow. 80 cents, tea or tab
lets. Scallin Bros.
Ms, ~. j. Douthit and daughter
Miss May, Mrs. II. *. Grave)le aud
Mrs. e. j.. Bagstad of Violin, s. d..
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
MIS-. Geo II, Douthit.
Mrs. Grace Dilts and SON, Kend-
rick, who have been spending the
past two weeks with her aunt. Mrs.
Eliza N. Nermilyea. and her cousin.
Mrs. John Colvin, left for tlleir hone
tbis mornino M N,san fIty Inv,
-, 1s'iieiA' ~ wa 'iV'', a'io
''is' y ''ltiils3i. sl i.30i9' a.
~" Wy S'Oi u.sNoN if0't'
i'i9 ~ l'te '''i'' i01s' as''
~ e31A e't'l Asig u{'17si lt
marriage l} ttle Rev NJ ). NiiAjo-
son tH.. lJpNm3j9 narsans
rbr fslr r3af. f.r3,a an YIa,e
ma t.ain
i'i0 l0ol lise dt wy i3ii -iouitqa
uosd'l "iNelito'u dtt iOt91 3iiee d
i8tEV eiV"0 o' psopte. III WIS run
~ ~ ~ N~lhRaoefY' OF haitlQla'
anu LeSilc @'a''t, 81 9cotlaha.
01ailt won tile race by Il instance OF
TWO rect pul ~ was a hafa contest.
ne t!uhe was gwen AT y 30 econdS
The r,ca vas s1oo , s,do
Nv Tue n'eellhe OF the Eaptist
seate convention ab Waleflo"h Kew.
1. .. u'oiell' OF DIS city' was eject
Gu pies'ue"I Oh ohe hapt's1 Young
reople 5 society TO- the ensuing year.
Mr' ulDie1t taxes a great interest IN
lhe society ana VIII oouotless mus
NC" INC anu energy 'hto % state
socleey as ne mas IN the local society
slhce coming 10 Mltcheil.
-,
arrived Tuesday morn,nu from Orton.
Vi''e' MINI, "here ne a beer IN
charge OF the Methodist conference
lor mat sect'oh or the state. lie
IS presidlng over the deliberations OF
tue conference "hlch convened in
M'ecl'eii wednesday morning. During
too and wife viii no .he opestx Of
Mr. and Mrs A A rrnav corno, ~,
Four,h Avenpo ,no S.nhorn street
lhefe was a large CROWD at the
corn palace Monoay evening TO near
VIC eo'ecit given oy Tue capital
OAHU LURE were iaree NUMBER
VI stlahRers 'h Tue CITY d they
"efe fienly entertained py tue tnu-
ST. Aslue lroua Ine eAcelleh1 pro-
e'a'n given NY the paho fleo hralz
sa'e d olo ahu he 10 an
encole. lhs V's'lors mao tne pleas-
uioo' 'ei"i"e t"e ''1erlor vi Tue
col" palace peiore ahu aiteF Tue con-
cele. ". L. blatlsop uellVeled d
W beauty "ha1 po"eflul Weapon
e,ou aio' LUZ "fasesl men 'a'l at
wy .eel w "o''uei women Jake
io,ii'eei > hoeAy "ou'',ain lea W
pio'eis tnae JoNo's spel1. 30 Genus
=" ''e 9e"'''n pios'
Mrs. d. b. Crop, Of Bould, r.
Colo, who is visiting her parents in
the city, received a telegram from
Prof. Crop Of the success of his foot
ball team Saturday. On that day
tI,@ ID~,,lJ~. 49,. 49, -. "A -
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State Of South DAKOTA, Countyo OF DAWSON, IS.
In cunt, Court. Special Term. 1904.
In the matter Of the estate of Edmond R. Bris-
toi. deceased.
fnu state Of south Dakota sends greeting to
NM j. Bristol, Caroline B.. Donald. Edmond j.
Bristol, Inns S. Bristol and Justin 5. Bristol.
ieirs II Law and leNl OF kin of Edmond R.
Bri,t deceased, and 70 all 10 whom these pres
euts m y come.
Nutl,e Is hereby oven that Anna j. Bristol
laS u eG With the iuigo OF THIS court, "a petition
~lrtNtls for Letters OF Adinit.istra ion of the eS
tate ri Edmond Il Bristol. deceased. and hat
saturday, the 10Th day of October, 1904. at 10
O'Clock a. IN. of said day, being a day OF a special
term of this court. at the Court House. In
the city OF Mitchell. county OF Dawson, mas
been set for h airing said petition, when and
Where any person interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Mitchell. $. D., this 10th day Of
October, A. d 1904.
W. ABBEY.
Judge Of the County Court
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of Application tor Probate of WIN.
5 At of South DakotN,)
fss In County Court.

: u SCUM D'S0'' IS In County Court.
NG in he : mater nan,sp''; of the estate of Mary Ho,-
%Stetler, deceased.
.otice of ime appointed for proving will. etc.
re state of South DAKOTA S nds greeting to
Nettte X. Macmillan. George Hofstetter ami Leo
II '~f>tet'er. heirs at law ana next of kin of Mary
Halsletter, d-ceaSed.
Pursu mt to an order 81 said Cont, made on
the l2tn dag of October. A.. u. 1904. notice IL here
b tvel tnat Monday, the 3lst d OF October.
= u. 1861. at 10 O'Clock q. M. OF said day, at the
court room of said Court, "A tine city Of Mitchell,
la tn County of Dawson. has been appointed as
the time and place for proving the will of said
Mary H0istetter. deceased, and for hearing the
application of Nette T.. Macmillan and George
Ma milan. for the issuance to Leo Hofstetter
of Letters of Administration, with will an
nexed. when and where any person interested
ma appear and contest he same.
witness the Hon. w. Abbey, Judge of the
County Court, and the seal OF said court, this 18th
day IF pctober. A. ID. lNi at his office in the city
of Mitchell, county Of Dawson. state OF South
Dakota. 5. CATrRELL,
eail Clerk of the county Court.
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EmsIey, Oct. II Ed Cropsey and
wife were Mt " nor CALLERS Mon

Emsley, Oct. III Ed Cropsey and
wife were Mt " non CALLERS Mon.
day.
Everybody att ed Mr.. DlXon's
sale. EverythinL old we'll.
VIII Wagner "a ut Vernon. was
fixing S NJ. DAM engine tuesday.
John Meyer. & Imam Len. James
and a. a. Jenk lvered cattle In
Ethan Tuesday,
Oscar Moses It 100 head OF
sheep at the sale.
Geo. Miller, 4. jerks and
Adam DocriiG Neted hogs IN.
Ethan ruesday.
Mr.. Beall slll.f. ! three cars of
cattle and n logs to Chicago
Tuesday. Call all n Oscar
Metzger went ~ them and will
take in the 81 suis fair before
they return.
S. Nj. Daniel moved in MI.
Weller's other ii
Markla Bro III 1rketed flax in
Mitchell Tuesd
Maurice Krrf MI. Tillotson
started for tt nj st Louis
Tuesday.
Some Of the Are husking
com.
Geo. jerks II ,ted his house
to a fresh coat
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can fo1 Bids.

Notice is hereby gwen that sealed
bids will be received at this Office
Ut to November 10th. 1904, for the
construction OF two bridges on coun-
ty line between Dawson and Aurora
counties, namely, one pile bridge "a
feet long is foot roadway and n
steel bridge of n span 60 feet long
and l6 foot roadway.
Pltns and specifications on Tile at
THIS Dtlice. Board reserves the right
to Irjpct any or all bids.
Dated this 18th day OF October,
1904.
o. ID. Stearns,
County Auditor.
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For Sale or Trade
full blood uoland-china yearl-
III oar. Eaton Bros.
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. NPT RELIEF

Fro ;, the effects Of over-eatins Is assured
" fixing a dose Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitter Pains In the Stomach, Heartburn,
B lrhing and Nausea quickly vanish before
Il ani Furthermore. when it is taken regular
" ,1wavs cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
n 'iveness Torpid Liver, Inactive Kid
Nervousness Insomnia ani Malaria.
2 and Ague We urge you to give 1t
l.. For sale by all Druggists and deal,
1NcTpTrER'S
'nNsCH pl7TBRS.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
A HOT SHOT!

Here is what the Lidgerwood
Btoadaxe, a rank republican
paper, had to say of the can
didacy of Vivian Morgan be-
fore he was nominated. Do the
people of the county want such
a man to represent them in the
legislature:
The Wyndmere Pioneer en-
ters the field of prophecy with
the statement that Vivian Nor
gan, of Barrie, will be a. can
didate for the House from this
district. Vivian is intellectual
giant enough to understand
that he will need the republi-
can nomination before he be-
comes candidate. If Vivian
is the best legislative timber
the republicans can find we are
getting down to some; pretty
slim sticks. We heard Vivian,
dear girl, talk once in the opera
hall, and of all the insipid
vaporings we have been forced
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28

the little boy, whom he sent to
school and raised to manhood
that such would be his fate.
May God save US from a similar
one.
We believe that the republi-
can convention would not have
nominated Mr.. Braun had the
delegates known these facts.
After the nomination was made,
the republican campaign COM
mittee with commendable
promptness forced Mr.. Braun
to take his father off the poor
farm for at least till election
was over, and where he had
been for more than four years.
This only goes to show what
was possible under pressure
from the campaign committee,
would have certainly been a
more easy task, if love and filial
affection had a place in the
heart of a dutiful son.
Under these circumstances,
are we as voters, as fathers, as
fair minded citizens, going to
give to Stephen Braun our vote,
and by so doing approve of this
failure of a son to provide for
his father?
AS long as there beats a
human heart within us. as long
as there exists within US a feel
ing of love, veneration and duty
of son to father, of child to
mother, of man to God, 80 long
must we condemn the act of a
selfish rich son to his poor old
father. SEVERAL VOTERS.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
Some More TriCkery.

Have you noticed what the Globe and Gazette hav
been printing about Gustav Schuler? 1t makes thee
papers decidedly hostile because this honest happe
to be Democrat whom the people KNOW and TRUsd
They try to make mountain out OF a mole hill Becau}
Gustav Schuer has drawn his salary. had deputy an
drawn office rent all in accordance with our laws the
print it just black they can and try to make it
pear that Gustav Schuer isa grafter In this way t
try to fool people who notwe enough educated to
derstand their trckery Gustav Schuler has never dr
penny than he is entitled to- and moretaan t
he has saved the county thousands OF dollars bykhsa
ulness. This is just why the republican papers go a1
him. They know that his record is clean
not defeat him at the polls except by trickery and
presentation Are you going to be fooled by this tirck
No. of course not! Now that you what is being mr.
if you are sensible man you will work an vote
Gustav Schuler no matter what your poi..; arp n
show these scheming politicians that you an honor
and will not stand for dirty tricks to misleG72
ignorant voter. They have gone far as to
special editions filled full of misleading statements
they mailed in the night to only whom they
they fool. Are yop one of them who will be mis5
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
The Greatest Graft.

The gang" and the newspapers which they controle
tal to print the GREATEST GRAFT that has been
worked on the tax payers in this county, They fail
state that Stephen Braun the that they trying
to elect county treasurer has not been satisfied with draw
ing big salary the past four years deputy county
treasurer but has also compelled the county support
his poor old father pauper the poor farm! Talk
about graft It If this is the drtiest graft
man could work the tax payer HE sent his poor old
father TO THE POOR EARN so that he could get out OF
paying his board HE. LIVES in LUXURY while he
SENDS his poor old father to our POOR FARM as a
PAUPER, for the tax payers to support.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
A PAUPER'S son.

We believe that every can
didate should be open to just
criticism on his past record,
especially when every county
commissioner will bear testi-
mony to the facts.
This year the Republicans of
Richland county nominated. in
the person of Stephen Braun,
as candidate for the office of
county treasurer, a man, who
for nearly the last ten years has
drawn agood salary from the
county. Without interruption
he was paid his salary from the
county every month. AS owner
of a large house, by giving
music lessons and having
money outstanding at interest
Mr.. Braun has had a large ad-
ditional income during all this
time. In the face of all this his
POOR OLD FATHER has
been SUPPORTED by the
COUNTY. HIS FATHER an
INNATE of the POOR FARM.
Poor old Fritz Braun, Grip
pied and aged, unable to work
and earn, first seeking the help
of outside friends, cast away
from the door. of his we'll to do
son, he seeks the sheltering
roof of the county poor farm.
Little did poor old Fritz dream
when his son Stephen was a
child, when the father labored
and worked to feed and cloth
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
Don't Be Fooled.

The Gazette, the s'gang's" organ has been getting
out special editions, which they have mailed IN THE
NIGHT in COWARDLY WAY to farmers whom thev
think TOO IGNORANT to see thru their TRICKERY
In this issue they try to make it appear that Peter John
son has been expensive register of deeds They DON'T
PRINT the FACTS. They don't say that Peter johnson
has turned over to the county very nearly $4,000 after
paying all the expenses of the that was
never done by any register OF deeds before They don't
say that the past year johnson has had made
city, village and township plats to replace original
which are SO badly that they would soon be useless
In this way the originals be laid aside for future refer
ence Any business will tell you that johnson used
good Judgment in having these made and that il was the
proper and only thing for him to do If he had been
careless he would have let these plats 90 In niocos
with never thot OF the predicament the county woud he
placed in His thotness this matter alone in this
act should make the careful conservative taxpaver re
elect him register of deeds. HONEST MEN won't stand
for trickery and we believe the FAKE STORRIEs which
these papers and this Of politicians are
latng will have just the opposite effect on the voter from
what expected and Peter johnson will again he reac
ed register OF deeds He swthout question the hest
Ter tne county has ever had. Are YOU going TO BE
into voting against him by gang Of trcksters
sneaking way? - " 'o""iuy'
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28

to sit under, Vivian darling's
was it. What he did when he
went to the Legislature the fret
time-nobody but NJ a jor
Thomas knows-and what he
wants to go again for-nobody
but an inscrutable Providence
knows. There surely can be
found in this district three
sensible, stable and reliable
men to accept the nominations
and represent us with half
justice. We have no personal
quarrel with Vivian-but we
most assuredly think he is un-
fit for the place.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
DOWN THIS MAN
He Sent His Father to The POOR
FARM So That He Himself
Could Live In Luxury.

DON'T vote for Stephen Braun, republican candi-
date for County Treasurer, for this reason
During the time he has been drawing a GOOD
SALARY deputy county treasurer he has allowed his
poor old father to remain PAUPER on our poor farm
and part OF your money, which you have paid taxes
has been used to for the support Of this Braun
father.
HE sent his poor old FATHER to our POOR FARM
as PAUPER so that HE HIMSELF could live in luxury
1t makes difference what your politics are You are an
American citizen and such your plain duty to see
that this is not placed in charge of the funds of this
county. Throw politics aside and vote only as true
American citizen.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
SHORT RESPITE!

AS soon as Stephen Braun
was nominated on the Repub-
lican ticket for county treaurer
he took his father off the poor
tarm, where he has been a
county charge, and made ar
rangements for him toboard in
this city until Nov. 9Th, when
we suppose that the county
will again be asked to bear
the expense of his keep.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-10-28
wAHPEToN FRIDAY OCTOBER 2 1904
A GAr1BLER, DRlNkER AND TAX
DODGER WANTS YOUR VOTE.

For the past NINE YEARS Chas. E. Wolfe republi-
can candidate for states attorney HAS REFUSED to PAY
HIS TAAES on his home in this city He wasn't willing
to stand II rs SHARE Of the EXPENSE of thecity county
and state. He wanted YOU to PAY YOR TAXES while
he got the benefits OF government without paving
into the Treasury Here the WHICH
and 6, block %. O. r. Wahpeton:
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a these taxes Cancelled so that he would then NOT HAVE
IO FAY ONE CENT OF all these taxes, all these years
On Sept s, 19O4,-ths fall-when he was assured of
te republican nomination. he afraid the would
our tax SO he rushed to the court house and paid
S4 stipulated in full payment of these taxes
Are AOt going to VOTE for man who WILL NOT
PAY his taxes only when he has GOT AN OFFICE IN
Are Are you going to vote for who REFUSED TO
PAY HIS TAXES for the past NINE YEARSq We rather
guess not.
ThS Gssstts has been trying FOOL YOU in it's
Wolfe AS PAID his taxes But the Gazette does not
tell you that he DID NOT pay his taxes for the PAST
NINE YEARS, and that he PAID THEM only after HE
$ s - that he d% to te be N9MN S4
was ON SEPT 8, 1904,-THISFALL The Gazette DON'T
tell you this!
Neither does the Gazette tell you that he is a .
DMR!NkER, M GAMBLER and FREQJENTER OF BLIND
and that he will be GREAT MAN to prosecute blind
oTH that HE sPEST good GOOD share @ OF OF f Ills
his ife-DRlNK1NG and GAMBLING as Chas Wolfe did
last winter does it stand to that he will TURN
AR0nND d and prosecute these men-prosecute whom
he HELPS SUPPORT by his Ratronage; Prosecute
drinking and gambling.
which are NAILED IN The NiGHT only to people who
are EASILY FOOLED like the Gazette has been doing all
this week. but sending paper to every in
the county, stating only facts which the people should
know. These papers mailed in the day time and ai
not sneaked into the postoce after dark FOOL SOME
PEOPLE.
TR!CKERY and misleading statements have cos
years and WE HAVE just enough FAITH IN fH]
PEOPLE OF this county to believe that the same thna
will happen this year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-31
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN R'Y.
Straigt as the Crow Flies" Kansas
City 20 the Gulf.

Passing through greater diversity
)f climate, soil and resource than any
other railway in the world for its
length.
Along its lines are the finest lands
uited for growing small grain ,orn
tlaX, cotton; for commercial apple and
peach orchards, for other fruits and
berries; for commercial cantaloupe,
potato, tomato and general truck
farms; for sugar cane and rice cult
vation; for merchantable timber; for
raising horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep, poultry and Angora goats, at
prices ranging from free government
homesteads to twenty-five dollars or
more per acre. Cheap round trip
homeseekels and one way colonists
tickets ON sale first and third Tues.
lays of each month. Write for a copy
If Current Events published by the
Kansas City Southern Railway the
short line to inexpensive and com
Portable homes"
S. G. WARNER, G. P. & It. A.
Kansas City, Mo