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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15

PART 2-THURsDAY JUNE 10, 'O5
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15

I. w. Baker has plenty of Ohio po-
tatoes, which he will sell for % cents
per bushel in lots of ten bushels or
more.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15

Harvey Delahoyde departed Tuesday
for Stuart to visit few days before
going to Dale City to take up his new
DOSitiOn
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15

OFFICIAL PAPER OF AUDUBON COUNTY
AND OF THE TOWN OF AUDUBON.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15

Misses Ida Mehle and Jesse Heth-
cote left Monday for Des MOines,
where they will enroll in school for
the summer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15

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Entered at the postoffice at Audubon, Iowa, as
second class mail matter.
Subscription Price, 90 per year
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF AUDUBON COUNTY
AND OF THE TOWN OF AUDUBON.
PART 2-THURSDAY JUNE 10, 'O5
Miss Belle Lancelot was down from
Gray yesterday.
Nav Reinemund was an Atlantic
visitor yesterday.
Bodo Oelke came down from Car
roll last evening.
Mrs. Dietrich was a passenger to
Extra last evening.
Mrs. Samuel Shoup came home from
DesMoines Tuesday.
Mrs. Moran, of Council Bluffs, is
visiting at the BILLIARDS
Room for 20 head of cattle in a good
pasture. , JAS. LAW.
Mrs. Wigginton is visiting her
daughter in Hamlin township.
Mrs. DIR. Clark, of IndianOla, is here
visiting her sister Mrs. Ed. BilharZ.
DR.. Lauritzen was a passenger to
Chicago on business Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Matt Johnson returned Monday
from visiting relatives in Des MONIES.
Mrs. Glines, wife of the proprietor
of the City Hotel, is visiting in Attain
tic.
Mrs. Nash was a passenger to Red
Oak Tuesday for a couple or days
visit.
Miss Belle Burnside returned this
morning from a visit at Langdoh'
N. D.
There are a number of the neighbour
ingfarmers picnicing on Judge Green 5
lawn this evening.
There was a shoot at Ross yesterday
in which several Audubon shoI gun
artists took part.
George Horning is clerking in the
Cranev store this week during the ao-
sence of Mr.. Craney.
DIR. Porterfield was in Audubon this
morning en- route for northern Iowa
to enjoy a vacation.
Leslie Walker returned Tuesday
from Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, where he
has been the past winter.
Mrs. Landon, wife of the canning
company manager, went to Stuart
today to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Ward returned last even
ING after a short stay out OF town WIS.,
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. DR.. Lass and daughter return
ed to their home Monday after a WISH
at the Lorah Bailey home.
p. Kier returned to his home in At
lantic Tuesday after doing some dec
Grating and painting in Audubon.
Nels Morey has been suffering from
some brain trouble the past few days
and requires almost constant care.
ChaS Stemm recently traded MS
half-sectiOn of Canada land for a
farm of $50 acres in Guthrie county
Mrs. Capillar, of Des Moines, re-
turned to her home Tuesday after a
visit with her brother VIM. O'COnnell.
The Masonic fraternity in Audubon
has been making numerous improve
ments in their lodge room this week.
Harvey Delahoyde departed Tuesday
for Stuart to visit few days before
going to Dale City to take up his new
position.
Misses Ida Mehle and Jesse Heth-
cote left Monday for Des MOines,
where they will enroll in school for
the summer.
Clyde Wilde accompanied by Ed
Finch, r. O. Craney and Dan Kerwin,
left Monday evening for Gladstone,
Canada, to look at land.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson returned
Monday evening from a visit with
their children in the Rosebud country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

Shakespearean text to which Mr.. Han
ford adheres in every detail-there
is a touch of individuality. OF stage
toloring here and there. made useful
fer purpose of dramatic achievement
yet there is never time or q SIT
,.ation when he sacrifices tradition or
departs from the teachings of the pc
riod for the sake of gaining modern
effect He grasps the intent and pur-
pose of the author, and only with de-
tail here or there does he add TO or
take from that which was originally
provided.
Never is there a time but that Miss
profnah gives to the character a Wo-
manlnesss at once graceful and lnfec-
tious. and her development of the part
is even and symmetrical rather than a
picture of sharp, sudden contrasts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
Wells Band.

Sedalia, Mo, October 2G. 1906
Wells band played concert at this
tEeater tonight and | wish to state
that never in my theatrical experiences
of ten years at the Tootle theater in
st. Joe and year in ST. Louis have
ever heard band that pleased the
patrons of a concert or myself more
than the one rendered by We'll and his
fine band While the audience was
small it was tremendous in it's ap-
plause. | hope we can secure re-
turn engagement as it will be profit
eble Geo. F. OlendOrf.
Manager Woods New Theater
Chillicothe, Mo-, October 81, 1906
Permit me to say that | am not ac-
quainted with the American language
suitable to express my admiration for
your band. 4. B, Myers,
Manager Luella Grand
Wells band will be the attraction
at the Elks theater Tuesday, Novem-
Eer :, matinee and night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
IT is SERIOUS.
Some Pine Buff People Fail to Rial
ize the Seriousness.

TIE constant aching of bad back.
The WEAKNESS. the tired feeling
The pains and aches CT kidney ills
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow
A Pine Bluff citizen shows you how
to avoid them.
F. P. Allen. gardener, of 1916 East
Sixth avenue, says "Mv experience
with Deans Kidney Pills. procured at
the Mann-Tankersley Drug company
has been exceedingly satisfactory. ir
fact just as satisfactory as anything
possibly could be- I dc not know
what more ] could ask for. They
stopped the pain in my back whic.
was almost constant and greatly az
ira hard days work. In addition tn
the aching. irregularity of the kid
hey's secretions existed and at times
'hey were so highly colored. Before
used Doan's Kidney Pills | tried
more than one preparation guaran-
teed to cure kidney complaint but !
met With very indifferent success.
oean's Kidney Pills helped me from
the start. The backache under the
treatment grew less and less and soon
Disappeared
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn company. ouf-
falo, n Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no substitute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
Mason and Mason,

Musical comedy will entertain the
patrons of the Elks theater on Friday
November 10. when Broadhurst and
Currie's company of sixty people with
Mason and Mason is the stars will
hold the boards. This organization is
well recommended by advance re
ports from the other cities where it is
said to have scored a great success.
which seems to be greatly due to the
melodious music and the witty dia-
}cgue of the play, although the clever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
Tanning Of the Shrew.'

The critics have, as is their wont.
on Charles B. Hanford and his leading
lady, Miss Marie Drofnah. and the
supporting company.
The Louisville Courier Journal says
of the performance of Tanning of the
Shrew":
This actors productions of the legiti-
ynate drama are always adequately
staged. and better still. are true and
loyal to tradition 1t is not the strict
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
"As 1oldin the Hills"

The company that is playing "As
Told in the Hills combined business
and pleasure happily during the early
part of the summer by rehearsing the
play together at a summer resort in
Northern Michigan. Clarence Sim.
the author, began work on the play
last winter. but he was delayed by
illness and the manuscript was not
ready to turn over to W. F. Mann.
the owner. by July 1st. making some
fast work necessary before the play
was ready for the public A shooting
tournament was held by the guests at
dhe hotel and Miss Emily Gale, who
has the leading part in the play. car
ried off all the honorS. There is
one scene in the play where her Won
derful ability in handling rifle is
used with thrilling effect. This is AZ
q time when her father has been cap
tured and bound by the enemies that
intend to kill him. Miss Gale, who
plays the part Of Pamnena, the Indian
girl who has been adopted by James
howard promptly seizes 4 rifle and
telling her father to hold up his hands
sewers the rope that binds them with
a we'll directed shot. At the Elks the
ater Saturday, November II. matinee
and night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
+ + + 4. 1. + 4. f. + + +
"a Bunch of Keys

It certainly must be very great sat
isfaction on the part of the manage
ment who has for so many years con-
trolled the destiny OF liGNts cleVefeSt
n,usical comedy. "A Bunch OF Keys.
which iS sure TO meet with substantial
warmth of favor at the ElkS theatcr
soon 20 feel that after so may years
of usefulness this priceless piece OF
stage property continues to absorb the
essence of prosperity and to reallze
that the time for its withdrawal is yet
a long way off.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
A Treat.

great treat is in store for our
comedy lovers. as Harry Beresford.
the actor who is rapidly becoming IA
nous as a comedian of the first rank.
L billed to appear here with an excel
lent supporting company soon. In
this play. "The Woman Hater." its
hearers are said to enjoy continuous
laugh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

performers including a well drilled
chorus are said to deserve much cred
it, The production is Furthermore said
tc be beautifully staged and it seems
safe to say that this is one of the
greatest theatrical productions of the
season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
"A Son=of Rest"

The fastest and most furious fun of
more than fifty fun-makers with fifty
costume fittings, fancily fitting fe-
1les, fantastic features of song and
lance, faithful. forcetul. feeling fanta-
sizes of filtered humor are all found in
Broadhurst and Currie's funniest of all
musical plays. "A Son of Rest" that
comes to the Elks theater soon. 1t
shouldn't be missed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

| nave made my advertising pay
by consistently constantly advertising.
The buying vi your space is only
half the battle; the filling of it with
matter which reads right and looks
right is even more mportant-Arhtur
f Pattisor. secretary, Morse lnr
Rodger,. N. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

thoroughly believe you can sell
anything you advertise these days
but you must advertise truthfully and
charge only a fair price for the ar
ticle that VOL, offe. -.iaw Sekenget, i,
Bangor Me.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

tie Dora Thorne." the story that
made Bertha NJ. Clay famous, in a
draa atization which has been put
forth for the first time this season
Who have not laughed and cried with
the fortunate and still unfortunate
Dora. following her through her loves,
hopes and vicissitudes with deep
hearted interest," and when the story
ct her life was ended. laying it aside
reluctantly as though parting from a
beloved friend? And then the beauti
full little twins, the manly and in.pu!-
sive Ronald Earle, the statesQue VAL
entine Charteris: all the we'll known
characters come to life and tell the
beautiful story all over again. This
play may be termed pure as the Ill
les" refreshing and wholesome. and is
surely play for all. reaching all and
pleasing all in its direct touches into
the hearts and home life of the rich
as we'll as the poor. The splendid
production will be seen at the Elks
theater soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
"The Show Girl"

.The Show Girl which appears a
lhe Elks theater in the very near f'l-
ture. is b. G. Whitneys' musical
production. This attraction was sec"r-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05

ed by MANAGER Drake through the
Stair and Havlin theatrical Offices in
New York City and if all press reports
are true, it can be said. this will be
one of the largest and best companies
that will appear here this season.
Through the east, where it appeared
last season. full houses were the gen
eral rule, and return dates proved
better investments than the first ap-
pearance. The company is a large
one. headed by the charming and Vi
vacious comedienne. Miss Hilda Thorn
as, and some of the best talent on the
American comedy stage today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-05
"Dora Thorne."

Lovers of the good and beautiful
in fiction will no doubt be sratified
to learn that an opportunity will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Led All the Cu~sts

In the days OF King George III. OF
England the Persian ambassador 10 bis
court demanded. hut was denied prere-
dence over slI other foreign representa-
tyrs. He refused 10 90 10 court =catls
Ing Il to be reported abroad that he was
III. He met the prince regent at the
house OF the Lady Salisbury Of the
time. Il am Very sorry 10 offend yo,Ir
royal hi@hne>s by not going to court.
he said. Nov sir. my sovereign. he
tell me | go first: Foi!r people say
must 10 last. Now. this very l,a,i for
NE when | 80 back to Persia 80 say
ing. he made a isiificail pass toward
his head. expressing decnpilation The
prince fried IL aipeaSe hilu But. sir.
you still an@iy with me You have NOT
ihHlltT me /" Your party tomorrow
night. The prince explain that II
Was only a childreli's party. but The
anlOasSador might come II lie chose
He did choose. for he went and, being
the only ambassador there led all th.,
guests. thus scoring heavily for Persia
which made him comfortable about the
meek again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
CURE FOR GOlFING EVILS.

Mr.. Walter ! Travis. the gel; eh9H2-
pion says in Country Life il America:
Il believe lat the large majority
o9 our PLAYERS strongly favor z ner
mally fair and just proportion Of hcies
to be plax"d eudar raa.3ll,piay rules.
in order 10 st down tne more quick
ly to a workable bass - The subse-
ci.ent matchpiay rounds My own
idea is that the entire field should be
started or Monday at eighteen holes,
medal-play thirty-two to qualify for
the rema Ing rounds, thirty-s:X holes
daily match play Qualifying. then,
would be ar honor. and there would
be less chance o. lucky wins in the
should like TO see is the doing away
with scorers No wonder that clubs
show some hesitancy in opening their
courses when they have to face the
serious problem of providing some 20
scores or Sc. And it is hardly fair to
the players themselves to be subject
cd to such system Of espionage.
Now that we have strong and
thoroughly representative ruling body
at the head OF affairs-for the first
time in many years-composed Of the
men close to the players, many Of
them players themselves. and all p~~'-
sessing a keen and comprehensive
knowledge OF the game IN al is. de-
tails there is hope that We shat Wif-
ness something very ditferen. from
the vacillating ami iuowno f;ns poi
icy OF the administration y recent
years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Ssntiyx Initiation.

\ Scottish giIiic WAS invited 10y the
laird ie tat Il pnli II il.> tlask afler
- ing III" 'i:'S1 - ii - day.
Il "anna fritik Dot Il lrott!r." protest
et' ttie @ili.. ~;'l' a frown Of disap-
proVai
",AWr'I. try S;';n'y." said ttle lair,,
enroura-.n-iH. Md Sandy tried tried
SO thofoH='zl> i'.al=i... m;r,! -,z.A in
mingled ave all arbitration ~ Ille
whisky surs!r, ANA y'!r.;sed ont OF the
t"sA down t':t' ,.e:s"'.. throat until.
with scarce y heel taD latt in ii. the
''pockel pistoe' US .,fin!ei back ta
the owner
'lloat. >am!,E, n4asi,e y. Vera ricIit:
maybe ye rf'.f:a t.'.ti.> t,ot oi Il be(lles
gaSped til" sd. NH a mighty sigh.
but. eh, iaoa l=a',l soon 1'tsn,'
Raily's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Dandy for Burns

Dr. Berein, Pana Il. wr:tes Il
have used Ballard Snow I.iniM>nf
always recomendzd !, t. ~ friends.
as am confident theHe i n aersel
made II is a daady &C. burns Thos"
who live on farms are especially lit,
BILE to many accljenta. cuts huc4-,
bruises. which h"sl rapidly Wh i nal
lard's sncw Iinimen: is applied 7;
should always - sep- in the 3io4-s
for eases Of emergency" - can.s
50 cents, s1.o9 bo;.1e, So by l. r
Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
DEG llNED WITH THANKS,

II is teld ul 4 wcu-kuCwn humorous
writer thar in III" early days ut his
career II" sent SOME pieces to 4 eef-
tain comic paper only 10 have them
returned almost Immediately. He
Syut them c0t 4 second tine. and
gam th"y came back Then the an
@or SAT down and wrete The following
tolc to the editor aga Il s+udiuI his
cont ributicn:
Dear Sir During your abs nee
YoGl otilcr-boy has been r"tHrnin@
masterpieces several OF which On
close Trusting that you Il remit
II Your earliest convenience am.
etc,
It : : i'd The editor remitled +
i!atr,r's Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Ia !.irht=D =DiStress

A new term was heard the et.;>" tsAv
An old lady and her two dau@':,rrs
came into millinery store The ynttng
women wore mourning hats, he. oal
woman said to the cie.k: Il want i
mourning hat. f3r am in lnouruing.
But my tlatter here" in .ic: ting = is y
wdGer OF two years standing, ,nl sAe
IS III light distress. Give her Il hat with
blue feathers on Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
EisSinS ln the Tkeater.

Formerly t!.-re was no kissing in the
theater. The benevolent audience Wers
content 10 yawn ara fJii asleep The
invention Of kissing IS NO older thaa
1880 aad took place at the first renr..
sentation Of "-s,par." a tragedy y.
liontrnet,e. SO we arc told BY the poet
Roi in his "Ese.vet de Ia Galotte" \
farce Nas produced IN Banllistei'S time
under the title ot Fire and Nate,'. "
Il predict It's fate said Baan*stcn.
what fate" whispered the, al XioilS
author at his side What fat.:" said
Bannister Why what can tire an5i
water produce but a hiss -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
CompietetY Outdouc

The Gentry Brothers have complete
Is outdone all of their competitors
With their enlarged trained animal
show this season From the
regal street cavalcade te the
monster ffty-horse act, every
lliny has been enlarged and in.
proved. until the exhibition is simply
perfect. Gentry Brothers have always
presented the best show of the char
acter on the II ad and those who have
seen it this season declare the eNhj-
bition to be the best one OF the kind
in the. world The shows Will exhibit
in Pine Bluff afternoon and night
corner Linden and Scull streets. Sat
urday April h.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
AMUSE NJ ENTS.
= <+5+ +++++++ =

A Clean Slate" heralded as tn,
Smartest success of the London ami
New York season will be presented
at the Elks' theater Wednesday night
by arrangement With Charles +. Dill
bingham. Alberta GaIlatn and the
original Madison Square theater pro.
ductiGn. as presented at the Criterion
theater. London. will positively ~
pear. This captivating comedy 10y !,
{, Carton has been endorsed by the
New York and English press as a
better play than Lord and Lady
AleS." another Broadway Success by
The same author II is said by the
management that the title OF "a Gleaf.
Slate conveys no though of The raie
delicacy and real charm of this mer-
tiest Cf modern comedies. Very brief
~ told, the plot is story of senfi
ment. embracing an intensely human
and serious dramatic love interest.
III RENEWING illlS premier ptflofm-
ance. the New York Herald said that
at is pleasfirc 10 record the alb
Solute success fer SO clean and bright
q play. Miss Gallatin's charming
personality should prove a delightful
factor in ponravins the endearin9
role of Mrs. Tracy Auhcrton, whose
another mans wife. much TO her re,
lief in reality al having a bad hargafn
taken off her hands and who is there
by enabled to start life with 4 "Glean
Slate" The entire play IS humorous
and irresistably funny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Benefits Of Proper .si..atl,in..

The habit II ,,,y laet,.:nn!. ,lrpu
breathing thar covers - e:tt..e hug
surface is of .!@s:r @t,;.r zui mn y
tance than ypu Hiii e,e" l}eltt.s'e anti!
you haze tr'el it. AMI when ,.',H have
established the ilHi}it II breii!t.A- in
this manner you viii say >oHle re.;Aarh
able things i'll It's favor Il W! ra.leh
all points Of your i,hy,ca! sN,ie-i,l. .Al
the benefits that occur trola ! .Iet!1llY
condition Of the blood viii IN = =. ,ateM
or less degree be yoji.>, Tor the manner
and completeness with which tn, in
spired air comes i'll contact with the
blood in the I,ings are of the utmost liz.
portancf 10 eVr"y VII pi0t,' II iris
tian Work and Evangelist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
TO THE POINT.

For manN years i travel A% ped
dlef named Luce has boon Il very we'll
I,lIewH character in ihe country towns
= New ENGLAND. His route lies most.
lN within Maine and New Hampshire
where lie sells needless pins, soap eN-
tyacts. etc and is always a welcome
suest at he isolated farmhouse where
he calls Unlike most itinerunt ped
dlsfS he is Il man of few words.
Last winter while driving down one
Gl fhc long hills oil North Gondas his
horse becoming frishtened ran. fin
ally BRINGING up 1T The foet of fhe hill
with an overturned cart beneath
which lay the unfortunate owner, IN
able To =cxtricate himself from the
wreck, A mcIln1aine"r approaching
asked With typical breyty. "Tight29"
No. returned the Yankee. Luce.
llarpet's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
Restoring Faded Ink.

Faded ink on old documents. papers.
parchment>, etc. may be restored 20
as to render the writing perfectly lcsi
tle. The process consists in moiSteA
Ing the paper with water and then
passing over the lines q brush which
has been wetted With II Solution Of
sulphide OF ammonia. The writing Will
Immediately appear quite dark IN color.
und this color in the ease of parrhnl,nt
Will be preserved. ON paper, however
the color will gradually fade again. but
oi Il fresh application Of the S,,pAi,le
OF ammonia it Will reappear. Writing
executed in ordinary ink which has
been rendered iilegble by age may be
restored by carefully inoiStenHy ii
with an Infusion of CALLS or u solution
Of ferfocSande Of potassium slightly
aeidlilaied with hydrochori" acid
Care must be taken 10 apply the liquid
so rs To prevent the ink from spread
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11

That Was Different.

Mrs Tittle-N hat a beautiful! woriI
1t nu,t have been when there we"a
only Alan and Eve in it. Thara WIS
nobody 10 say nasty things about the.n
Mrs Tatt}e Hut, then, they hAi ao-
body to talk about Mrs little V'att. !
guess, after aIt the world has itnprt.rt,,i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
SchOOlhOx IIuInOr.

Etc. is sign used to make believe
you know more than you do.
The equator is a menagerie lion run
ming around the center OF the earth
The zctra is like horse only striped
and used to illustrate the letter Z
A vacuum is nothing shut up in a
box. definitions by London Sch col
Children
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-11
LEAD CAMP AND GRAND CIRCLE

Sessions Of The Woo4men ii tht
Word &nd Women Of Wooderafc,
LIS Ans -. Cat. April IS. fa05 Ger.
eral assen bly, Of the PAsby1orian
church, Fresno. Cal. May Il 10 p
1905. For the above eecast rh@
following coundtrtp rates and aaranse-
nents ere authorized t. Les Anseie%
and San Francisco Col. Rate go
Cor the round trip. Dates G SAL
April 10. II, L. 13. i and May i.
., 3, 9, 10. II, II and T., 19o5. Re-
turn limit. ninety days from aate Of
sale. Transit iimits-goin@ nasS"gn
tc begin on date of sale and to be
cont nuous up to St. Paul FIST Col
crado, Wyoming Toxas or N1ntana
point on route, and uD TO Alliance
Nebraska. West thereof stop cvers
may be made at any point up t 8ostl-
nation within final lioait of r'cfet Pc
turning passage to BEGIN on date OF
execution. Joint ageN' d destination
will execute ticitetz a-racains va1i-
dation certificates thereto; return
journey from destination must be con-
menced or date stamped and punche'
Gu validaticn certificate. Joint agent
at destinat On will punch return tran
sit limit sane as usua, Init fer cne-
gay limited ticket
stop-oyers vii, b sl.owed within
final lint. nina:v davs from date OF
sele, at and west Of colorado co..
mon penis Cheyenne q Trinidad
inclusive. r. Wo-th. san Arton:o,
Dalha~t. and VS. OF st Pau an1
Alliance. Nebraska
s. NJ. DTCKE.y Aet.