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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13
BUFFAL HUMP.
The Big Camp is Active, Notwithstanding the
Dull Times
Increasing Pay Roll ond New Discoveries the Order of the
Day-Camp Rapidly Forging t the Front-The
Buffalo Chief to Mill Soon

situated the Chief White Bird
group, owned by. B. B: Swarts
and myself. We have opened up
the property by stripping the
surface which shows a we'll de-
fined ledge of good ore. The
ledge is stripped along its course
for 1000 feet, showing a width of
from A to 10 feet. The many
mining men who have visited
this new discovery claim the ore
has the ear marks of the Buffalo
Chief or Crackerjack ledge.
THE Buffalo Chief, under the
management of Mr.. M. Gilbert,
is progressing satisfactorily, and
talk about quartz panning free
gold-I will venture to say that
tenderfoot- could not help get
ting prospect out of every trial
pan. The ore body shows a width
from a to 10 feet. / understand
mill will be installed in the near
future.
''The Big Buffalo is still driving
their lower tunnel This property
is expected to be among the ban
ner claims of the camp. Many
other promising properties toe
numerous to mention at this time
will make their influence felt II
the future, no doubt
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13

camp, near the Wise Boy. Travel
into the Hump is very much in
terfered with, as the stage COM
pany is treating the public very
shabby by taking passengers part
way and then dropping them to
walk the last 25 miles from Adams
camp. If you are going to the
Hump better provide your OVID
Conference.-The wagon roads are
not bad. The Hump is all right,
which time and money will
prove. Lewiston Tribune
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13
INCREASE VALUATION
About Three Quarters of Million in
,Shoshone County

There IS an increase of about
81, 100000 in the assessed valua-
ton of Shoshone county this year
over that Of last. The roll is COM
plete and goes to the state board
of equalization. The figures as
given do not include the valuation
of railroad, telegraph and tele-
phone line. This is set by the
state board. Exclusive of the
valuation assessed against these
companies the total amount of
taxable property as sent to the
state board amounts to SIS, ,819,-
644.33 The valuation fixed upon
railway, telegraph and telephone
lines last year was $494, 373. rs.
If this assessment should not be
increased this year the valuation
would total Sc, 314, ,018.38, against
SIS, 383, 701.43 for the previous
year.
The greatest increase is in the
net profits of the mines! For the
year 1903 the mining companies
reported net profits of So, 165, 42O,
while in 1902 the profits amounted
to 81, 460, 696, the gain amounting
to approximately $700. 900.
According to the roll there are
265, 1871 acres of patented land
in the county, the valuation OF
which is fixed at 81, ,235, 290. 80
The average Of the patented min
ing properties amounts to $10,'
sos. 46 and is assessed for $50. 259
Mining improvements.
The 13 concentrators in the
county are assessed for $3.50, 600
13 quartz mills at a valuation o.
SIS, ,595; one sampler at SO, 900
t3 compressors at $136, 900; thre,
dredges at $45, 900; other mining
improvements at $133l 400; othe,
mining machinery att $138, ,290
mining bitches at SIG, $50.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13
A Rich Strike.

Theo. Parks passed Wednesday
night in Elk on his way out from
the Hump. He reports every
thing moving along much the
same as usual in that camp. He
reports the Mother Lode No. 2
shaft down over 80 foet, and that
they have broken into a body of
ore that gives assay values ex-
ceeding two hundred dollars per
ton.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13
PAYS DIVIDEND NO. 81.
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan Distributes
SIS 900.

The Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mining and Concentrating COM
pany announces dividend No. 80
of $75, 900. payable the 5th inst.
This makes the total dividends
paid since Jan. 1, 1904, $438, 900,
and total to date 81, ,971, 900. The
mines are silver-lead properties
at Wardner, Idaho. Idaho Press.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13
Ships Bullion.

Espey & House, owners of the
South Fork. mine, shipped 80
ounces of bullion this week, the
result of a nine day run with
their two stamp mill. This is the
second shipment in two weeks;
the two totals, 49 ounces, or
$28 per day to the stamp Of
$50 pounds weight, which is pret-
ty good work.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13
OUTPUT OF MINES
Of the Occur d'Alenes for Six
Months in 1904.
Over $4,000 Tons Increase 80 Percent
of rot1l Production of Lead from
the Coeur d'Alens.

The proud record made by the
silver lead mines of the Coeur
d'Alenes receives additional lus-
ter in the output of the past six
months, which was largely sin
excess of that of the correspond
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13

ing half year of 1903.
The total tonaee. of ore and
concentrates shipped. during the
first half of 1894 was:
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-08-13

The Crooked River Mining. and
Milling company made their regu-
lar shipment of bullion this week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.

Continued.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUILD THIS SPRING
want chance to bid on the work Call at
our office and we will be pleased to help YOU
In drawing up your plans and specifications.
We guarantee our work and we can save you
money II you will build at once.
THE WESTERN INVESTMENT AND REALTY
COMPANY,
C03-604 Oneida Building
LAUDERDALE & co., s55 TEMPLE COURT,
have bargain in lot near North Side high
school; south front lot with all improvements
In the street; Oh Goth av and James, for
$500. Lots on Aldrich av n near Plymouth,
at $500. q
1926 FOR CHOICE OF FOUR WEST FRONT
lots, inside Seth st; easy terms to party
that will improve. $1,000 for 50-foot lot.
Forest ay Ridgewood addition. j. G. Hull. 1876
Lumber Exchange.
LOST. LOUIS PARK. FOUNDATION LAID.
Farm and Home Investment Co. Fl
Farm LANDS.
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per line It charged; ads taken over telephone
at prepaid rate.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

S~>@<>~->~~~~~>>-~-~-~
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word; no I'D less than 2Oc daily, prepaid SC
per line II charged; ads taken over telephone
at Dreuaid rgta 80 tfffsE
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THORPE BROTHERS.,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND RENTALS,
ANDRUS BUILDING.
$9-2715 A st NE, rooms, well and cistern.
$13-629 Aldrich ~ rooms, city water and
sewer.
$15-93 11th st $, second floor, rooms, city
water,
$15-25O Hennepin av, 4 rooms, third floor.
$22-3243 Chicago av, S-room modern house.
$25--715 Oak Lake av N, rooms modern.
$25-1S26 4th S, rooms modern.
Sl5-34OS Emerson av S, rooms, well and
$3.50 521 9th st $, rooms, modern, third
floor, A fat.
sao-5os W s2d st. s-room modern house and
s60-2o17 Bryant av S, 1o-room modern house
STORES.
WAREHOUSES;.
519 LIST av s, third and fourth floors, suitable
for light manufacturing.
Warehouse, about 6OAI5, With trackage, on Mic
Ollet island.
414-416 Sd az n, $4,000 square feet, electric
elevator
11oh 9th st s. second and third floors, 44xee
electric elevator.
41s Sd av N, 1900 square feet; electric ele-
$75-sth av Sc and 9th st. eox2oo.
THORPE BROS,
Q0R AndruS Rui1dur
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

MlNNEIONkA PROPERTY
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION 10 a
word; no ad less than Zoe daily, prepaid; &c
per line II charged; ads taken over telephone
ct prepaid rate.
for cottages at Mnnetonka Beach and the
North shore for the summer. If you have
anything at the lake you wish to rent list
It with us. J. F. Conklin & Zonne Co., 115
Temple Court
II ACREs-NEAR LONG LAKE, GOOD BUILD.
ings, best SOIL nice meadows; bargain at $50.
Very easy terms Come quick. J. NJ. Davies,
500 Phoenix.
IF YOU WANT 70 BUY, SELL OR RENT MIN
netonka property, see or write A.. s. Apgar,
at Excelsior, dealer in MnnetonkA property
exclusively.
FOR sALE-NINE ACRES ON THE NORTH
shore Of Lake Ninnetonka near Markville
J. +. Conkln & Zonne Co., 10 Temple Court
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

FOR SALE BY sANBoRN, s55 TEMPLE COURT
18th.
$l,250-d rooms, new. Girard av N, near 26th:
$1,4oo-G rooms. new Vat water, gus, she'd: Du.
pont-30 nv N; east front; block to car.
$780, rooms, unfinished: Wentworth and 44th;
we'll, cellar; easy payments.
5000 each-Monthly payments. lots in Leavitt's
addition.
$5,300-24 acres. close in, north; good for plat
ting or garden; buildings cost 81, 600; this
Is S13S per acre: adjoining acres just sold
for $500. This is rare bargain. Catch on.
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CHADBoURN { BRADEN,
No. II Fourth st s.
FLATS
$12-Five rooms, modern except heat.
$11-Five rooms. modern except heat.
S17-Three rooms, modern except heat; walking
distance
$17-Fiye rooms. modern except heat; Clinton av.
$1S-Seven rooms, we'll and cistern.
$20-Five rooms modern except heat; hardwood
floors.
$97-six rooms steam heated: strictly modern.
$65-Sight rooms. steam heated; strictly mod
ern; walking 1 distanes
$16-Six rooms; city water: walking distance.
$lS-Six rooms, partly modern; walking distance.
$1S-N1ne rooms, OH Western
$25-Eight rooms: walking distance.
WAREHOUSE.
Two floors, with office; good trackage; elevator.
ZOE W GRANT ST, ALL MODERN STEAM
heated 1O-room house. $65 winter, $50 summer
Sdd yood ST. I modern $SS
99 9S t or It ay 7, rooms modern sag
1920 I'd ay s, IL rooms, barn, $3.50.
Z $40 p Franklin av, 8 rooms. $3.50. .,.5
Go3 = 22d st, s rooms, bath, ST so. .,rszj
1919 I'd NV S, 10 rooms. barn. 500.
a a2s w Willow :. st. first floor nat. rooms SIS.
sos 9th st Sc. rooms bath, $50.
AZ Highland ay, 9 rooms, modern, $50.
1920 Nicollet nv, 10 rooms. modern. $35
s3 as = Franxlfn av rooms, modern, s27. so
22O 9th st $. 6 rooms. city water $3.50.
GEORGE ODLUM 300 Phoenix Building.
S2o-32l5 BLAIsDELL Av, ROOMS, MODERN,
$12-2410 Como av Sc, rooms.
$l2--l3 d 26th st. store and barn.
S10-3440 Cedar av, rooms city water.
$10-1515 I'd st n; large building, suitable for
storage.
$ $essd5 2 e bay s. rooms city water.
$6-2533 Nicollet av. 5 rooms
BARNES BROS,
200 Oneida Building
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FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.

NEWLY FURNISHED WARM AND WELL
II lighted large front ground floor:
suitable for two; house modern; steam heated;
telephone service; also large kitchen and bed
room for light housekeeping; gas and fuel fur
nished, Cos "a ay S.
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FOR RENT
Unfinished Houses.

RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION 10 A
word; no ad less than zoe daily. prepaid: Sc
per line if charged; ads taken over Telephone
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Less work for goth Good for the
you: less CENTURY buyer or seller
worry too. PLAN Of real estate.
SO, 2Oo--Al1 smodern 10-room house, Harriet
and e-st st. Terms, $500 cash, balance
easy.
$1,000 buys 1925 Garfield av; s-roon house; eel
lar. well, cistern, city water In yard
large lot. Well locate and good
purchase. .. .H
$500 Only-Buys house of IL rooms, with
all conveniences; also Groom house in the
rear, lot, 132x165, Southeast,
near the university; good investment;
nothing cheaper in this locality.
3d. LOO Only-BuyS modern house, except heat,
of nine rooms, on Sd av S, inside of Goth
st: good barn; all improvements in street
anu paid for. rs
IS, 500-Strictly up-to-date house in Sunysde,
on Cofax nv s: lot 5Sx136; II rooms; good
reasons for selling
80, 5OO-For two east front lots In eighth ward.
with an up to-date, modern, brick -veneered
residence of - rooms, with large and
convenient barn. Terms. nehalf cash.
$1,350-Buys that cosy little 7-room house and
barn. full size east front lot city water
good cellar and cistern; only one block
from the car line in nice part Of North
Minneapolis. Terms, Goth century plan.
This proposition Will stand the closest n
vestigation. Owners reason for selling,
his business calls him to another city.
Over 500 homes in the southwest part Of the
city and inside for sale, many Of which
are good bargains; price from $1,000 to
$50, 900. See me and my list before buying
J. A. WALTERS,
Jew II a RufJd
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IF you WANT A HOME
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
THE
U. 8. INSTALLMENT REALTY CO.,
CAN SUPPLY YOU. CALL AT
300 KAsOTA BLOCK


WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
CAL, Modoc co., 80 a. land.
Ia, Audubon CO., 1870 a. and impts.
Ky, Ludlow. modern r. res.
Mass, Plymouth co., ,eqpd. farm, ~ a.
n G., adjoining Carthage, 40 a. and impts.
~ D., Ward CO., Is a. and impts.
$. D., Custer, magnificent estate 400 a., stu
ated i'll Black Hills; fine bldgs and barns,
lake stocked with fish; fine location for man
of wealth club.
General mdse. bus, stock, store bldg, fxt.,
Kellyville, l. T.; est. trade; big profits.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER, N. A. Bldg, Phila.
81, 50o-HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, CHARM
ingly located, among the heavy oak treee
at the foot of Lowry Hill and Emerson
av. This house occupies site such as
seldom can be bought ; With money It
these are as nothing compared to the
price. The lot is 50X20O feet The new
Central park will make property very
scarce in this vicinity. and this certain
~ is a rare snap. Edmund G. Walton,
300 Hennepin av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-30
DAVID p. JONES & COMPANY,
Bank of Commerce Bldg, Main Floor.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

DAVID p. JONES q COMPANY,
Bank Of Commerce Bldg, Main Floor
$50. 31o7 End av..S s., two story frame house
wood floors and finish, newly decorated
each month until April ist, provided
$780, lip Logan av. n, two story frame house,
12 rooms. all modern, including hard
wood floors and finish, house occupied
but will be vacated when party wishes
to rent
$14. 1915 N. 9Th ST., story and one-half, Z
rooms, frame house, city water, walk
i zs5. distance 1s.4h m,n e.roo cott,r.
FLATS FOR RENT.
$31 and $27. We have two fats, in the AS
toria bldg, cor 10th and Clinton con
tanning 5 and rooms, situated on the
list and Bird floors OF the bldg. These
fats are steam heated, all modern, In
Guiding hardwood floors, gas fixtures and
Ice box and range. Call on the janitor
who will be glad to show you the fats
| on the I'd floor. each fiat having g
rooms, hardwood floors and finish, steam
range, gas fixtures and window shades
s12. 2421 10th ay. S., list a., rooms, we'll
cistern and cellar.
$3.50. G26 14th av. s., LIST f., rooms, city
water and sewer.
ST. 341 T. 22d st., End f., rooms, city
$ s. 1888 $. 10th ST., 8 rooms, End f., city
- BARNS FOR RENT.
$50. o1s Sd av. S., large barn, will hold
| from 10 to is horses.
s 8. 2421 10th s.
$ g. 1872 f. 18th st.
$50. 72e $, 10Th ST. fronting on both 10th st.
$40. ia e. Goth st.
The independent., 1904-01-14
What Catarrh Is

Catarrh. as defined by Webster, is
an infammatory affection OF any mu-
cous membrane, any condition IN
which there are congestion, swelling,
morbid action or any alteration in
the quantity and quality of mucous
secreted. 1t can be present in any
part of body where is mucous mem-
brane, the head, nose, throat, stom-
ach, intestines, bowels, bladder or
kidneys. and as a clot of dust i'm
pairs the workings of the finest watch
so a catarrhal condition of any or
can enfeebles its power prevents the
proper functional activity and results
in a complication of ills Of many
names and symptoms, treated in many
different ways, but no cure is possi-
BILE unless the Catarrhal condition. the
primary cause, is checked and re-
moved
To successfully treat catarrh of any
part it is necessary to use medica-
ments which possess the power of al
laying Inflammation, arresting morbid
action and of purifying diseased mu-
Cous.
Vitae-Ore. the natural mineral REM
edy, which Las been frequently Of
fered in the columns of this publica-
ton on thirty days trial, is recon-
menied to cure Catarrh of any part of
the body, used for the different con-
ditions in the several ways prescribed.
Ii is n natural astringent, possessing
qualities as such which 1t seems I'M
| possible To duplicate in any manufac-
tured or artificial product and imme-
aiately allays all Inflammation, stops
all morbid or irregular action on the
membrane. eradicates all catarrhal
conditions and places each organ In a
natural, health. condition. so as to
faithfully perform It's individual func-
ton and restores the entire system to
state of total and perfect health.
Read the 30-day trial offer made in
/ this issue by the proprietorS, the
Thco Noel Company Of Chicago.
The independent., 1904-01-14
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM

64O-acre grain farm miles from
Orchard, Antelope county, Neb. One
half fine table land, balance rolling;
100 acres under high state OF cultlya-
ton, balance in hay and pasture; soil
is a deep rich, dark clay with yege-
table loam mixed, with clay subsoi).
This land cannot be surpassed for
corn, wheat, oats and is excellent Tor
clover, alfalfa and all other farm
products; 4S0 acres newly feLced;
never falling spring runs across one
corner of the land; taxes are very lew
in Antelope. county; splendid nei2n-
borhoOd; Orchard is good market
town on the Great Northern railroad;
one mile to school and half mile TO
postoffice. This land is cheap at $35,
but the owner wants to sell, and to DO
so quickly will take $2S per acre, half
cash and balance on easy terms at 6
per cent interest. Plat of the land
will be sent to any one interested.
Weber & Farris, Lincoln, Neb.
The independent., 1904-01-14
pFaourSIrns or OFFICE

Charles Nownes. In his letter re-
garding enrolment In the Old Guard
OF popullsm. says
III seems like great burden 10
ask the old boys 20 do this work
all over again. for very few or
them ever received any perquls.
ties. These have principally gone
ca tho hall-baked railroad pasa
brigade that followed In the wake
OF the Old Guard and never con-
lrlbuted a dollar or showed any
enthusiasm until a prospect Tor
an office MAS In sight"
II II be true~and II certainly Is
that "eteFnal vigilance ia the price o
liberty" then o great many OF th'
The independent., 1904-01-14
BEAUTIFUL HOME

Corner lot, 31st and w sts., Lincoln;
7-room, double walled brick house;
2 large closets and cellar; barn for 8
horses, 2 buggies and 4 tons of hay.
Fine neighborhood. Material in this
house cost $1,000. Property is in
splendid condition. and to make
quick sale we offer it complete for ST.
500. This is a beautiful home for any
one, and the house and barn could
not be built today for a cent less than
81, 900. Weber & Farris, Lincoln, Neb.
The independent., 1904-01-14
Southern Lands

Are remarkably cheap. especially In
Arkansas aud Louisiana, They are
especially adapted for fruit ralains.
and all grains thrive In this section.
The Missouri Pacific will run Hume-
seekers Excursions t0 Arkansas. lou-
laiana. Oklahoma and Texas on jan
uary 10. February and 10, az Que
fare plus S. for the round trip, For
descriptive pamphlets, time tables.
etc. address city oiFce. " W. Cor.
18th and q ats.
\. n. CORNELL. p, 4 T, A.
The independent., 1904-01-14

The politicians hght now brewing
In the republican party In Nebraska
bids fair 20 be- an Interesting one
John l.. Webster wants. or prvtends
90 want. the nomination for the Vice
presidency. Of course. he cant wel IL
Nebraska being mere cipher in
political strategy -and the men AZ the
pie-oounter imagine that John l.. II
In league with Wall street to got an
The independent., 1904-01-14
REAL ESTATE.
FARMERS, ATTENTION.

Do you wish to sell your Iarm? II
Sc. send full description, lowest prlce
ard best terms. Or, if you wish 70
buy a farm, ranch or Lincoln nome
write to or call on Williams & Brat1
1lO5 0 st., Lincoln. Neb.
The independent., 1904-01-14

A. d. KITCHEN, Real Estate and
Rental Agency, 1922 o ST., Lincoln,
Neb.
FARMS WANTED.
If you want to buy farm, or II you
want to sell farm, see me. ! have
several buyers who want to buy. List
your farms with me.
The independent., 1904-01-14

anti-Roosevelt delegation. Both fac
tions are warming up for the fray ana
clubs to be used later.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-20
Planting on Demonstration Farm.

The demonstration farm recently
established In East End on Odel
DeVaughn's land is this week being
planted to Truths Eariv Prolific
Georgia cotton seed. The committee
having charge of the farm tailed to
get Bowden seed as they had intend
ed and consequently planted the five
acres in Truitt seed. This land was
last week fertillzed with Armour's
phosphate and potash manufactured
at the Armour fertilizer works in
Fort Worth. Two hundred pounds
to the acre were applied aud 1t was
nicely distributed with an ordinary
cotton planter.
Lon Wicker, who rents on the
Dunn farm one mile south ofltown,
is also fertilizing ave acres, and
Mason Patterson, manager of the
Farmers cotton yard, 10 putting
fertilizer on ten acres. l.. III.
II. Peters will try fertilizer on five
acres and j. NJ. Maloney of Maio-
ney will use several hundred pounds
OF fertilizer. John Harrison will
fertllixe the i've acres he agreed to
cultivate under direction of Or.
Knapp. Mr.. Harrison viii pat his
fertilizer on the cotton after The
plant comes up. This will be done
some time daring the onth OF May.
From these varied experiments the
farmers of Ellis eoaaty will no
doubt have some very tna oblecs
leaaona ia tha ealtiv alton ol eettun.
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The new rural free delivery route
established from Waxahachis By ths
way Of Ray win begin service May
and. Let every one served BY the
route show bis appreciation by put
ting up at once metalbox approved
BY the department., and give II the
names OF members OF family. likely
70 receive mail, to the postmaster
at Waxahachie. Get boxes with
locks alike, II possible, so that only
one pass key will be needed by the
carrier. Put your boxes conven-
lent to road and four feet high. If
the government is kind enough to
bring the mail to our gates we GER
tainly ought not object to raying a
small sum for box. Since we have
worked hard to get the route, let all
patronize 1t at once and make 1t the
best paying route out of Waxa-
hachie. E. J. ANDERSON.
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Cheap Rates Via II. { 7. c. R. =

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rate Sl.30. Limit April 2lst
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Cal.-On sale April 23rd to May lst
rate $500. Limit June Dth.
st. Louis, Moon sale April 25th
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90 days from date OF sale.
st. Louis, Moon sale April 9th
to Nov. 30th, rate 81. 10. Limit II
days from date OF sale.
Houston, Texas-Ou sale April
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Houston, Tex.-On sale for train
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