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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

E"rk"lcv. cal. Nan. b.. Moro d"ul,,r
stars hav, l."n discovered AMI measured
a til" Lick observatory. III" la;,.s. hui
l,.tiu i~e urI ~ tn" university coui:in-
an arruunt ~ another l'-' new doubl..
siaIS discovered and measured there
They al" of the sumo character rs those
previously discovered Al th" Lick obS..rv-
atory. Nearly all would he dilI,cult Oh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
ASTRONOMICAL NOTES.
Sixth Satellite Of Jupiter and More
Double Stars Located.

s,n l"s". en-, Jan e.--Prnf Line OF
i:."H "i'S'rvat"ry. has just di>"0l cred Il
%vlh S"t"iIi'" of jupiter by means IF Oh
>"riH'inns With III. tlt,sel"v reflector
'arly in D"c"mbrr hr fnu:d onu photo
graph "t the region imnI"iiatriy .r,.%i Of
.'un'i"r IN" iin"G'' Of al unknown body
which hinged position from i.h1 Ia
iilrht. >IniS week. II" secured ub&t r,.tion-
"hith enabled him to d-trrninc wh.tnc'
TINS WIS new satellite rr one 81 tEr
;I>itr"inS II is r,rtain thai the body il;
r ir',.I around th' .riIn"t Jurit~r-
iAHi ,'';it! n!&hj. It Ma% l. minutes Of an
ere dl!c west nf IL" planet i,n,! the DIS
..i"rr Il N!nM;E deere" ms. tn" moon
brighter ANA needs 4 t".er"rpc ~ 10 IT i,
inches III diim"t"r I" oh-"l - i. tn. or
hit cannot vt I've determined
Tn" SHtcilit" is over SIX Times further
away from thr plano. ihaH thc GATHERINGS:
five others ~ ."uuh may H.. from Xix
t" light months. TIN. tour vrr,- bright
SAT- lit,.S We're discovered by tiu1ilcn in
lHlr TIT faint l.fih "lr Va discovered
~ Barnard in $50 with tnn LICK tnl,,-
~ one. III NTH ANA NIX Il satellites :ir,.
Of approximately IL" same Brightness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Novelty Dress Patterns

A splendid collection of Novelty
Dress Patterns which we have been
selling 1T $50 & sl.,5 per yard. We
nTer tLr entire lot of which 40 two
patterns are alike.
JANUARY SALE PRICE s1.1e Per I'd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Towels

l Lot &c. Plain and Fancy Huck
Towels for 19c,
l Lot l.l2c. Plain Huck Towels; for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .10c.
l Lot &C. Fancy Damask Towels.
......... SALE PRICE Soc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Crashes

! Lot 12Ec, Bieached and Brown
Crash .......-......S SALE PRICE Toe.
Lot Sc. Half Blcached Crash
SALE PRICE &c.
l Lot Russia Crash -. &c. PER YD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

B ent Dept

Fore-handed housekeepers, hotel and
restaurant propretors should take adj
vantage of this great sale which comes
only once 4 year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Sheets and Pillow Sizes

l Lot. 10c. and 12Rc. Pillow Slips.
i"X3G, SPECIAL AT &c. EACH.
Lot 2oc. Hcmstitched Slips 42x36,
........... SPECIAL AT 2Oc. EACH.
1 Lot Special Sheets. S1x90,
....... SALE PRICE 45c. EACH.
Lot 7Oc. Sheets. S1x90, and slx39,
Observation-Disclosures. SALE PRICE, SIC.
l Lot. sc in. Brown Sheeting, worth
&C.. ............... NOW Sc.
! Lot 36 in. Brown Sheatfng. good
value 1c.. NOW 6c
l Lot 3Gin. Blcached Sheeting,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SPECIAL 7c.
We are also making specially low
prices on all widths i'll sheetings for
this sale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Mus1in Underwear

] Case Ladies Heavy Flecced Vests
n Pants-nolie better ut 25c. This case
Small Lot Misses Heavy tIeeced
vests Observation-Disclosures. 12i2c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
GARMENT DEPARTMENT

r mtn
Garments
a g ducton nproc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

e vashsa n q mlldsf laslon II nessa.
ary.
An eieesfleal instruments. such ~ tke
FusleFa. tiny han ~. eihfaiiles. must
also b aierlllssd ID the same manner.
tAa here vheh one might ghink pfocau.
tious could cease. sam aaother matter Is
q be conaldered This l. IN conaecllca
elth the cream y b used upoa tss akln
loy tkS puFpoae os aiding me nanlpala
uon and also fnr remedylns various de.
iaelx
AiiheuFh thia cream Il i nscshalfy ana
mas even have msdieiHai qualities. aiill
u the operator dips her nnsers into shs
iaF and applies ths crenm d ihe face "a
one pnsiens then continues TIE same
tactics whit Others - they appear the
oils may easily hecnms fertile breeding
plarss for the Fte1 eerms one has sonFal
g avoid 10 adopting the other preeau.
tlona iusf mentioned The ouiy may "a
avoid thla AanWNf Il tU remove sagFiclent
syean for ass iu ose massage 81 dlp.
ping . BE % cotton into ne in. OF eive
81 meaus q a small ivory instrument.
thus cot lnNsrtinK che hussrn At ai
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

ether plan, Hs nasiss soansry IA un.
known
Tsrnlpa wAre cultivated hy sAa
Greeks and Romans spinach vas H..
tFpdneat inl0 Europe ~ he Araha
Beans have heen knoNn from prehss.
inric times some varieties are u
American origin pxs,a weFs known 70
thu Greeks and Romano
Garlic IA native uf central Asia.
and perhaps of the Mediterranean re-.
gion L was well known 10 the an.
elects and q stlii fsvorita Among the
people q southern Europe and most
oriental counirles
Parsley n q native az the Medlter
fanean regiuna Ia the NemsAn gaues
The fisiinra' crowns wtfc of parsley.
Carrots are = native of Europe ard
nnrthefn Asia and have been known
from ths earliest times Tbs rneamhef
y . native # southern Asia. but has
hern cultivated from The earlloss s..ss.vs
To All civilized countries
The Fadlsh has been kuoun and hirh
y prited for isa crisp. heshy root from
ne days % ancient Egypt
Lemons are feand wgid ia she noun.
famous regions "a india. especiAlls II
ihe ncrth AZ = cultivated fruit tree
The lemon wea early known and AZ.
kemlnated b. Arabs but appears noi
20 hare been established in Europe gili
A comparatively late period Il vas ln
tfodueed perhaps BY the Crusaders
The local origin ot the peAeh a con.
monty ascrlhed TO Persia. bat the 10.
veatigatlona q De Csudolis points 10
China - its birthplace
The ounce Wa known 10 The Al.
tlen'a. and Il haa heen argued that The
Eolden apples ~ The Hespsfidek were
4ulrcss
Pears helong 70 Europe and Asia
Auskmsions are not known n the ella
stats Their origin as referred by
hc Caudoiie % the region a ne snstA.
ern Caspian They have been cultivated
from time iHmemurial IN the Rot enan.
tries ~ the east
The apricot sas formerly believed 70
he a native of Armsaia. bet "a nov
supposed 90 be = Chinese fruit Ire
cranberry n said u hs eAuve -
eYerY eonilneui in the nofth Temperate
rans The orange q said 10 have come
originally from ludla o. chlna TIE
cherry Nss introduced lnia Errland
b tbs Romans
The etrawhvfFS Was nor cultivated ~
ihe anelenfe ifs culture in Europe s.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
ANOTHER TUNNEL pRoJgcY
There 4 Plan Afaot % connsct Prince
Edward Island with the
MafaIanH

uae q tne most Important saa 10.
terestine q engineering problems u
These days q tunnels i that Il con.
naelion between Prince Edward ls
land and the mainland u Canada.
Thls island. lying - Il does ia the
'oNsf Gulf u 81 Lawrence. is : yer.
itaele garden II summer. bur II is
" isolated ia winter az % prove a
great dlkemfaEemeht % lta papala.
unn Il about iaa e0o thrifty ana 20
tsrprssine people says he Amerleai
syfen and sA|rplnf
L j. a. Independent pfufinee
Canada. uifh iis own loeai iesisla
tuFe lienteBani kasernaf ana Al ths
legal machinery i any other province
but for three oF feais months ln the
year ls - eat e from eommaaica
tioa as q nake transit diHcnit ana
daneeroae The past winter has been
so severe that fee 3 month AZ time
tha island Nas without mails
fhe trouble q eith fhe ICE The
euif does not freeze un soiidIY. s
does the s. Lawrence fieer. baf the
seift tides and currents oomiak from
the straits ~ nelle Isle. the Cabot
straits theaween tape Breton ana
Newfoundland and the strait ng
causo. swirl through The Sorthumber
land straits. which sepasates Prince
Edward Island from tho malnland. and
carry win them fields and beFss "
lce that are often impsnetrabls ~
the most powerful steamers
4 i stated that ne distance 81 me
naFrsHess point q ths shores aerrss
ths strait Is about 81 nautical mlies.
and Nith approaches the tunnel aould
be ln al about - miles. The Island
n nov contributing about vi fao 900
% Ehe revenue 4 Canaaa pee Ysnf
and contributes ta nli TIE great vofka
of Canada without complaint.
TIE provinces ia 81 old ane. capable
uf prosperity. and could support SOC.
Roa nenpie easily. 4 hma valuable hshr
erfes ns eel as agriculture one anr
ge3 made same pears asa - Sir Doug
ns Eok ~ q tunnel ezIlnatea Ihe
tosz e les thar = 0o1aa0 per mile
bee ether surveyors hare pronounced
tha bottom "a ~ sfrnlH mA4a ni
gfaaise ha#Idgfu polished rleansY ~
The - - zaeh 3 azsfee zs % sHafkle
n SIMMER suz HeaealH he na3llcn.
NFI@ clear aatfr. sale esIHeea Ihsse
pazHas e granite are eIeEIs e saei
leHza aeFaaa NhieH = lnanel woaIa ba
| YenEMNllNNhIa Further surveys wlla.
! ta#sEef essNies seQa s. nAzz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
WORD TO TRAVELLERS
.MPoRTAKw nTERrIHxK TOILET
ARTICLES IN TRANaIT.
caFsisasnesa Ia This Respect MAJ
Result ia the c0nsraetAen %
PAinful Cutnncoun
DisoFders

Although TIE majority of wcmanklnd
are fairly well informed a. % TIE sasl.
ma methods used IN ths newest treat.
nent faF shin y SCALP typahlsa ar ID tho
Ncrk sc removing traces of nealect. rot
one il = hundred stops 20 inaaire lntc
he especially important snbiert of ster
sliziag al instruments nsceSeafy In thia
sogk ID such a maausf that fhe we'll b..
lhg q the patgons mas b. assured, sa1a
ne Philadelphia Inquirer
N faet, ~ careless ara mary women
o this respect that although The sous
q daintlueas - far as their personal b.
lonEines are eonccrnea. they seem 70 D.
perfectly obllvluua sa tbs dangers they
lay rua ID nabmittlnK % treatments
lfum tAs hands n enc who Is not well
iuoush informed 10 realize he impefa.
lye demand fer srFupaioua attention 10
be details of her work
For Instance. In the popular works u
massage alone ghere are many Nays =
shich tnost dlsagfeeable ratnneous asa.
riders may ~ acquired. unless the NJ.
-rf~ fef%"NtaHa - NNatAN"Ns z AINh A
al. one should demand that for each
nbiect q clean covering Tor the top of
~ operating chair must be provided.
The bandaKe used about the head Is
keep the locks from becoming oily must
aiso Be taken from a freshly launderso
Assortment while the towels used about
Fns nsck o. The eown viii naturally come
rom tbs same sourcs This il but ths
eginnlng Or the good work. and uow
ync must observe the operator. n she
ioes her work carefully she win scrub
Ter hands thoroughly not only the no.
Hent nhe finishes oue N.assage. bar also
aefore she commences another. aud il
addition she will lmlaeras them III a.
Anilseptie solution
The cap that Is used for cleansing the
ace before the massage Is commenecd
must also be immersed In a sufficiently
srons lotion and siioucd 10 remain 10
ihla mixiure aatil rea8y for use, when
4 may b. rinsea with very warm water
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
THEIR NATIVE HEATH.
Whence Came Originally Many os the
common Edlblss Of the Mod
era Garden.

70 knew iasg where oar common
fruits and vegetables carne srem 0rlE
lnaliy Il a source q some interest As
almost every one knows America give
io the World the potato. tomato. pine
apple Indian corn and the chocolate
tree There seems 70 BE- aOms doubt
about the sweet potato Though Il kps
pears % have originated in tropical
America. Il is credited b. some TO the
East Indies A large namber Il our
common fruits And vegetables were
hroaght from Asia. and some u them
have been hnown from time immem0
rial On the other hand. some ~ our
fasoriiea llke The strawberry. for On.
stance. have been known oaly q CON
paraligeiy short time Many people
euppose the pnmpkin 10 have ofigl-
mated IN America because ths iaalana
cultivated Il freely among their mzise
q is now believed 10 b. - Asiate ori
gin. and perhaps eas brought over 10
America hy the ahoriEines. Il has been
cultivated IN Eneiand since 1870
The onion has heen ID use sinW ne
dAys of ancient Eeypi. ana " aald As
b more widely gropn thar aimusi any
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
FIRsT RoMANoFF czAR.
Interesting Chapter ot Roynl History
o. the Ruling KAniiy u
Russia.


The R,hnauo0 dynasty OF o1ara. ol
which thS present emperor of kunsla i
member. has ruled the emplFe since
1913, when MichAal Feoaorovlteh Ro-
naanou saa elected caaf By an assembly
Of representatives. foilowing a .satiougl
uprising
The previous rulers. tbs descendants
u Ivan lll who threw on the yoke oi
the Mongola 10 1861, became sxtines
about ia9s. aud the country hal h~ca
torn b. wars among the mobiles and hy
popular Flalags against them & WA
- The champion 81 tbs iasi of these
risings thar the Romanon dynasty
game into power
The steady er0wth o. me Russian
empire began about that ime Mlcaasi
purchased peace from the Poles and
devoted himself 10 strengthening the
empire. tut under his aan The terri.
tory given she paleA VAS regetsfed AZ !
his granasan conquered ihe CoaaAeAA
and fousht tbs first successful AR with
the turks
Another Erandson % Michael. petcf
the Great h considered in many re-
speosa the real f0undsr of the empire
As q modesn power. II was BE- who
introduced into the somieriental cua
toms OF the Russians af bis day lhs
occidental customs whieh have been
40 fruitful a source of trouble ever
since. unaer Peter the empire wrest
81 territory FROM the TURKS. rolaad
and sweden and tho internal admins
lrasion Of the government as well a.
lla foreign polley. vas placed praeti.
cally on TIE fcoting u nov occupiea.
The next period of rapid develop
meat Ia Russia came under Calhefine
III gi7G4.as1 who aacend~d the shfuce
after causing the murder 81 her bus.
baad. Peter nj she fuFtheFed the
spread Of western civilization in the
empire. enacted laws favorable 10 The
Development of eommeree and lndus.
try. and insrodueed Administrative
changes she was The quitting spirit
10 Tie spollaiion u Poland. and fought
the TURKS in two successful wafa
Her seu. Paul : carried on = con.
stant hsht with bic arlstoeracg. ans
established ghs eeasor.hlp of The press
and the secret police system Hs was
preparing 70 make war on England
rhsa hs was assasslnk.sa By coaapir.
aiafa.
Alexander who assumed power In
lsai wm 4 lower u peace. ard abol.
iahea acffiam in the Baltic provinces.
e was be who fought Napoleon. aut
ia hlm into The ilsastrous invasioa
of Russia The latter years o. hls
reign were less liberal. ahd his san
eafripa 90 a reaefionary policy.
tits granason Alexander ll.. bow.
ever proved tae u1ost literal If Rus
alas faiefs and. while proseenilas the
expansion q the empire ln ali dire.
tioaa Instituted many internal re-
lorna lie abolished the secret nsllfs
Rnd was said % ha about To propose
MARRIED changes il the form of severn.
nest when he Nas asaaasinated Ia
1851.
lis sou. Aissanasr IL. took as a..
viseFs the extreme reaeslonaFies ant
aaaegFafs lie uas succeeded IL 1924
hy NicAalas II tie ehlsf feature 81
whose Feies rs bsel tie aeysloRmens
q Asiatie Russia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
TOM TRAvER's TROUBLES.
rearfui Tais xruthfuliy Told Tarss
ths Tsittsfing, ruistiug
Tongue Terribly.

Tom TrAyeFH sFAmpea shrse timea ln
T'Eille Treats - saks Title 70 TIE thaa
tsF Tiilis teassd ToS. touching Tome
umldity. then. tellsng that Tlm TAyieF
gook tickets tostaf 20 take them. Ton
told Tillls that sFeachsFous TIM Tayior
tald terrible thlnes trying 20 tFadnca
Tilile Gtills ,uFnsd "a Tom Try ID
isli the tfaih. Tom. ~ 10 ioieyafs TIN
Taylor Tillis tried shrtatsninK Tom
three timss a, third ums. tears
trleAsrd rllIis take ihls tlrkss. ssll
1lm TAylar that truths told to.aAy tusn
tha tide toward Tom TrAverA
TIlue tFtmbied thsn twsstlng ths
tevsi togsshsF thumpsa Tom thrse
timss Take tbas Ton Tfasersi Tire
soue tsii.tais. tsillns thingn 70 tfaaues
Tim TayioFi" fnm, taking Ttilis to
task. tried 10 taks this ssmpeFy ilFMda
trAetAhly ~rhink. Title. shinki TRY
% take time 20 thlhk Thsn tuneains
TITLES tFessss tsndsFly. '-Tha treat.
meat iortnrss. Tiliisl~ Ton tried e talE
10 Tilns. touching tsat shems fksG
thrills. the troth thAt Ties two tnesshss
through tine Tillie Uttered. trAmplng
the twigs Tomk tsmess turned 20
tuFgidliy ~TIille this trinins tsrsnir-
atss today Taks Tim Taylor. taks ths
tFtalng tramp' To- Ia Thanksi- Thsn
Tom trud9ed toward iown. Tillls thun-
asrsruck TRADED Tom terribly thruasn
tears tlil twilight touched ths trese
Trihlng Tillls' Trusting Tom Mrs.
Lucy A Crawford n Losan tol Rspab-
llcaa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

n lAlHA nv uidasi be- has ths mahlns
eE 4 essal humorlst f hlu. sayn tae
Izan a|zA ne esekle no=s
fha# s1I asks lhe man 9Th iHs
4aIon a#ss
Xea Nhy - n en- npall Srsas
aaal wassa fhHn 1AHh nflIInea exsF
z4a|t t'hleaza Tfihnat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Ean uomewhers 10 he eftsroth a. slx
scsuth eentnsf
The waiMFmslon ls supposed ID ~
q Aalalie ur4Fin and Is iargely cuills
taied Throughout shs world
The shaddock came osiglnaIiy frum
ths Malayan Ans Polynssiaa isianda
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

The net work - canals ln Fiah6srs.
which terminates e. TIE ssaporis - Mes.
rec. ln tie Netherlands. An1 usieue and
xssbraFss. ia iislklunn ofefn an opror-
tanl4 ia use muiaf BOATS she 6smRnd
fut @hleh h iaersAaiuK from gtaF 70
year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

All sales under dollars cash in hand Over dollars
months time for with approved security five
discount for cash. Sale will begin ct 10 o'clock
CHARLES JONES' of Wech. will be the Auctioneer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-15
FRANK tRATE.
No More Games Viii Be Played by
New Orleans Club at Meridian

No More Games Viii Be Played by
New Orleans Club at Meridian
Little Rock. Ark. Aug. 15.--Aneging
Ill treatment by a newspaper as the
cause. Manager Frank Of New Orleans.
announced that his team would play
no more games i'm Meridian. He says
that he has made arrangements where
by the remainder Of the games can be
played in Atlanta and that the New
Orleans team VIII finish the season In
that city. Mondays game resulted;
New Orleans I, Little Rock l.
Atlanta, !; Birmingham. o.
Shreveport, 4 Memphis. , played
at Chattanooga
Owing to remark made by spec
tstor at Nashville during the game
with Montgomery. Umpire Ehret de-
cisred thu game forfeited to the Ala
harnians, II was during the seventh
Inning and the score stood 10 in
hontgomery'g favor. Some feeling was
shown against FhTet and he was
escorted to town by two policemen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-15

birmingham. Ala. Aug tb.-Hr j.
" StaKs pastor Of the rrirst Presley
tefisu church tn thts city said the ae-
ttpn ~ Hooker T. Washington im Sara
tega Sunday would frtErd tbw tmBar
81 tire northern and Southern hfmut hrs
- the churches foT many years john
" auairs aef, with ~ hnfn WanhtuEtg.n
4thei t@hliHiE r. prominent fuefuf.at
~ ihF Northern Presbyterian ehurrt
ara az southern members 90 tts
church viii resent hts action. : hiausa
Wsshinstom nsofe titan NJ Wauafua
sef Tie sHn~a better white So wan
Auaaket iee# naf understand tho seen
sius~nt in the sautn au anything tssr
ae1nE au taee equality
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-15
Cheap Rates via. II. a. t. c. II. r.

Mexico Cioy and return $685..
Monterey, Mex, and return $3.50.
Saitillo, Mex, and return, s1S.15
Celaya, Mex, and return. $3.50.
Marlin. on sale daily, limit so
days. Rate $3.50.
Boulder, on sale daily, Limit so
days. Rate s28.70.
Galveston. on sale daily, limit so
days. Rate s11.Fe.
LaPorte, on sale daily. limit so
days. Rate, s10.8O.
Seabrook, on sale daily. limit SO
days. Rate, s11.05.
Denver, on sale daily, limit Go
days. Rate, $27.50.
Amarillo, on sale daily. limit so
days. Rate $3.50.
Port Layaca, on sale daily, limit
so days. Rate, $l3.45.
Wooten Wells, on sale daily, lin
II so days. Rate, s4.75.
Mineral Wells, on sale daily, lin
IL so days. Rate S4.45.
Corpus Christi, on sale daily. lin
il so days. Rate $3.50.
Colorado Springs, on sale daily,
limit 60 days. Rate $3.50.
Through sleeper TO Denver leaving
Naxahachie 8: 50 q. m, arriving at
Denver 3:15 p. m.
Ferris and return s5c, account of
West Texas Free Will Association;
on sale Aug. Is and Is. limit Aug.
22
San Antonio and return $3.50, &C
count Uniform Rank Il. of P. (col-
ored) on sale Aug 81 and %, limit
Aug. 81.
Bryan and return. $500. State B.
Y P. L. and S. S. Convention, Col"
On sale August 81 and %. Limit
August 29.
Sulphur Springs and return s4,15,
account Baptist State s. s. Conven-
ton and b. Y. p. L., on sale Aug.
20, limit Aug. IS.
On sale August l.. auc A., limit
Monterey and Saltillo 10 days Iom
date of sale Celaya and Mexico
City 30 days from date OF sale
Very low round trip rates 10 Los
Angeles, San Francisco and Portland.
For information regarding rates,
routes. etc to any point call on or
phone J. c. Kennedy. Ticket Agent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-15

St Louis and return. S261o. ON
sale daily. limit 60 days.
Kansas City and return &2l75.
On sale daily limit 60 days.
Chicago and return. s3TIo On
sale daily, limit 60 days
Louisville and return, S2210. On
sale daily, limit 60 days
Mammoth Cave and return. S2T.f5
On sale daily, limit so DAYS
FL Dorado and return tlGU5 on
sale daily, limit 60 days.
Buffalo and return. &a4 SO. On
sale daily. limit ga DAYS
Cincinnati and return. ts51n. on
sale daily. limit Go days.
salt Lake CITY and return. fE>-.
On sale daily. limit Go DAYS
Galveston and return. 81 sH ON
sale daily. limit 90 days
Ia Porte ana return. 81" ." COCA
sale daily. lim3t tN DAYS
Neville and raturu. $3.50" 0H
sale daily. limjt tu days
Marlin and rrtuFu. s. so nn
sale daily. limit GA DAYS
Corpus Christi ana raiurE. $3.50
On sale dailg. limit Ga DAYS
Nufknort and return. $3.50. nD
sale daily. umig go days
Mineral Wells and FeurH. tHtE
On sale daily. llmit Ga dHFa.
Port IAVaca and return. ttE.aA
on sale daily. limit CO daya
old Point Comfort. Va. ana FHfuru
SIS 40, an sale daily. ilmit 60 dayH
Memphis and Frturu. $40 66. Or
sale daily. limit 60 days
No change az cars between Waxn.
hsehtu aud Memphis. g. Louis ag
Kansas City
For further Information cs1 az
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