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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-09
Results Successful.

is the name of a small booklet
telling you all about how to sue
cessfully operate steam or hot
water heating plant, with the
greatest economy and best Oh
taina bic results, we have a sup
ply of these books and will be
pleased to present you with one
1t costs you nothing but the ask
ing. Call and get one
THE JERRARD PLB 60.
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J. p. Riddell returned this at
ternoon from points IN North
Dakota, where he has secured a
large number of horses for the
Crookston Lum Der company's
logging camps. Mr.. Riddell also
spent several days at Crookstop.
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THIRD ATTEMPT FRUSTRAT-
Ed BY STORE EMPLOYEE.
Robbers Make Successful Escape and
Police Are Unable to UnraVel
the Mystery.

Unknown robbers last night
effected entrance to two stores
in Bemidji, took goods valued at
nearly $1,000 and made their
escape,
The establishments robbed
were the O'Leary & Bowser de.
partment store on Third street
and the Berman Emporium, cor
ner Second street and Beltrami
avenue.
AS yet the rob bers have not
been located, although the police
have made a vigorous effort to
effect their capture.
At the O'Leary & Bowser
store the amount Of goods known
to have been secured by the rob-
bers is $544. 50, and it is quite
certain that other goods were
taken.
The loss at the Berman EN-
porium is approximately $3.50.
The robbers gained entrance
to the O'Leary & Bowser estab-
ishment by breaking a window
leading to the basement at the
rear end of the store, wards
entering the basement and going
from there to the first floor of
the store, where the robbery was
committed. They gained entrance
to the Berman Emporium by en-
tering the basement from the
outside, afterwards forcing the
door leading from the basement
to the store above.
The goods taken at the OLeary
& BOWser store consist, so far as
has been ascertalned up to the
present time, of two mems fur
lined overcOats, two ladies fur
coats, two suit cases and d large
amount of silk cloth, the aggre-
gate value being the amount
above stated.
At the Berman En- porium the
goods taken were silks valued at
$500 and ladies' fur neckwear
valued at $50.
The robbery is a complete
mYstery,'there being no way in
which to ascertain the time it
was com mitted or the identity Of
the perpetrators. The robbers
were expert at the business,
however, as is evident by their
selection of the goods which they
carried away. Both the silks
and furs taken were of the best
quality, those of cheaper variety
being left.
The discovery Of the robber-
les was made this morning by
employees Of the establishments
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M. E. CONCERT
!. ON MONDAY
Elaborate Program Prepared
for Event Which Will Take
Place at M. E. Church.

The following is the program
for Monday evenings benefit
concert at the M. b. church:
u m Coming
Piano Solo Allie Smith
Violin Solo G. E. Meyer
Solo Miss Haldemann
Solo E. II. Jerrard
Piano Solo Miss Boyer
Solo Miss Bailey
Violin Solo Mr.. Symington
Solo S. E. belong
Banjo Solo E. R. Ryan
Male Quartet, belong. Lucas, Learned and
Moyer.
Good Night Company
te-The name Of each mum
Der and author will appear on
the program proper Monday
evening.
The Wesley piano will be used,
furnished by the Winter Jewelry
store.
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Use plenty of good fruit and
you will need no doctor or medi-
cine. Peterson. a~<
Mrs. J. B. Bernier from St.
Paul has opened hair dressing
parlors at the Hotel Brinkman,
room AZ where she will receive
ladies whose desire treatments
for shampooing. facial message,
scalp treatment, manicuring, etc.
Mrs. Bernier will also make UP
switches and pompadours from
cut hair or combings. Ladies
desiring her services should call
phone 80 and make appointment
for sittings.
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robbed when they opened up the
stores this morning. At both
stores silks we're strewn over
the counters in disorder. At
the O'Leary & Bowser store a
third suit case filled with silks,
which the robbers evidently had
intended to take with them, was
found. The robbers took all the
ladies' silk skirts at the Berman
Emporium, but these were found
at the door leading down to the
basement, and it is thought that
the perpetrators were frightened
while in the set of committing
the deed and ran away, fearing
detection, and in their haste
dropped the bundle of skirts,
The till was also broken into at
the latter esta blishment, and a
pair of broken scissors, which
had e'idently been used in open
ing the till, we're found lying on
the counter. The robbers Sc
cured but 30 cents and a few pen
MES from the till, however, the
money having been removed last
night when the store was closed
up.
An attempt to rob a third
store is believed to have been
made last night, when two un-
known men attempted to gain
entrance to the E. H. Winter &
Go. store at the corner of Bel
trami avenue and Fourth street.
Andrew Casperson, an en-
ploye of the company who sleeps
in the store at night, was writ.
ing a letter in the office of the
establishment when he heard a
noise at the front door Of the
store. He looked out and saw
two men, one of whom was try
ing to open the door. He waited
a few moments, thinking that a
customer was trying to enter
the store to purchase goods, but
the actions of the two men were
suspicious and he stepped from
the office, which is located at the
rear end of the store, and, sneak
ing along behind the counter on
the south side Of the grocery de-
partment reached a point near
the front window. Only one of
the men was trying the door, the
other standing on the sidewalk
in front of the window, evidently
keeping watch. The latter dis
covered Casperson, and, hastily
summoning his companion, ran
around the northeast corner of
the store and along the sidewalk
on the south side of Fourth
street. Casperson ran to the
rear end Of the store, where a
window is located. and, pulling
back the blinds, looked out IN
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'stook" about equally 70 writing and
electricity. Some Of her 6rst woris
: as editing q schoolboys' department
in a monthly uagaxine- she also has
done much work on New York news
papers But she arst truly found her
self when she was put at the head Of .
Photographic and typewritlng depart
uent n Thomas A. Ediscn's own onlces
IN New YORK she herself now dictates
to her stenegraDher through phone
graph
she knows al the parts Of an cleo
trie motor and once wrote witty little
book called s41Eotoritfs, in Whsck the
cid time electric car motor tells TIE
story Of its life ana how ifs eye btitE.
nose pieces ana teeth had % be adjust
ed u was supposed 20 listen to Tie
conversation of thesa who were zFranE-
ing It for service ana 20 wonder when
they spoke Of its brushes why It did not
have any hair. Then they spoke Of
switches for Il. and these served Il
Instead Of hair
Before accepting her present Tespun-
sible position Carmelita BeckWfth had
ample preparation for it.. Eha has been
private secretary TO several arms. in
connection with whom she became well
acquainted with machinery. electrical
and otherwise. But it is electricity and
electrical machinery that have always
Interested her more than anything else
But she has q hope and an aspiration
not connected with the life Of the city
She longs for the country. an exigtsnce
among the trees and flowers and under
the blue sky. She homes 10 oETn a farm
Mss Beckwith is prominent mem
Der and Chairman Of the COMMITTEES en-
membership Of the Municipal Art
League Of New York. whose object is
the Identifying Of streets and public
places MABTT.I.A WEAVER
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New York, where they have been
since the first of September.
Mrs. J. X Hudson has gone TO
Versailles, Missouri. to spend a week
with General Hudson
Mrs annie F. Landreth and her
daughter Mildred and 1Ir- James
Brooks Of Manitow0e, wisconsin are
guests OF Mrs Charles B Hamilton At
the Thro0p for a week On their way
to their winter home at Pasadena
California
Mrs. Jerry simpson Of wichita is at
the Throop for few days
MF. and MIS- Harold Robinson q
Galveston. Texas are guests OF Mr..
and Ms E J. Shakesha1L
1r. and hrs. y. J. Black and Miss
LotIie Atchis0n have returned from
Miss Mamie Maxwell and 3Eizs Davis
Of Valley Fails are In town for the
day
5frs. Jean Reid has returned 70 her
home in clyde after a visit TO NJ. and
Mrs Albert 7 Reid
AR n a Low VIII return tonight
from a business trip TO Chicago.
Mrs H A. T5ces Of Arkansas City. tz
the guest Of her daughter Mrs. David
Nrs. ". c. Clock. Of Kansas city.
came today TO visit Dr. and Ms I. II
Powell
Mrs NJ D Henderson went to Valley
Fails todaw for q short visit
------~--1 -
City yesterday were AIr. H T. Cart
lidge. Mr.. Edwin C. Fox and 1lr. c D.
Randall
NJ. J " White and Miss Sadie
White VIII spend Saturday and Sunday
in Kansas City
Mr.. Clay Hamilton went to Lawrence
today TO attend an Alpha Tau dance to-
night
BIr. Herman A Cone VIII 90 to Law
renee tonight 10 spend Sunday vita
Mrs. Cone who IS making an extended
VISIT with heF mother.
aIr. and Hrs william ShOscraft were
pleasantly surprised at their home, 2128
Lincoln street. Friday evening. the oe-
casion being Mr.. ShOecraft's seventy
first birthday anniversary The guests
were Ms Q. c Miller and daughter.
Pearl. Of HaFveyTtlles Kan 1Ir- Glenn
Bybee Of WakaFuss. Kan. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R Shoecraft and family. EIr
and Mrs Clyde Clark and family. AEr.
and Mrs Jesse Baughmau ard family.
AIRS. Kate Baughman. Mr. Ellsworth
BauEhman. Mrs. NJ. E Garharf Mr.
Harry GaEhaEts Ms John Bettinger.
5Ir- and Ms f A. BettinEer and
daughter. IE. and Hrs. G. IL Atwood
and daughter. 1Ir. and Mrs. c ". Car
rier and family. Mr.. and 8IFs. Slagle
and Mrs. Walker and daughter.
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Numerous women are writer's Of adver-
tisements II other branches ef business
Miss Beckwith is the only enc who
writes electrical machinery advertise
ments. and not only that. hut she Is the
manager Of her cOmpany's publicity de-
psvtment-
Il Is surprising the variety Of things
this young lady does II 3 great dinner
IS 70 be given and the banquet hall Il 60
be adorned with electric lights. Miss
Beckwith arranges the decorations. Ia
Die and other. til the whole Eoem
seems a gleam Of gems OF many eolors.
Then when All s. 70 her mind she sum
mons the two expert photographs
who are at her command. and just At
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ct am my privilege to announce to
dis club dat De stone Quarry college
Of Oberlirl- Chic, has offered me de
title Of P D g. and N G. I has an
svverea dat I dean keer about it. We
hew seen Judges put on de bench fur
corrupshun- We know aldermen who
kin be bought far money Doctors Of
divinity hev stolen horses. an b3cne-
Tors Of art hey robbed snoke-houses.
I has tried hard 20 win de title Of an
honest. hard-xorIzin' man. who kin be-
have Ike q gem-len at all times an IN
ali places. an dat's title snuff fur ne
am pleased at de compliment, an am
pleased 70 see de club take II as an
honor. bat I must firmly decline 70
lengthan cut my name
Since comm 20 de hal dis eveuia.
I has heard u de death q Tom Col
Inns. an it has set me 70 thinki1' Of
de great uea who hev come an gone.
'sWFhars am Cicero fur 5nstanee2 In
de vars gone BY de world cheered at
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TeTF III with typhoid fever The friends
Of the family VII be glad 70 learn that
E1e fever was broken On the z5th and
that IL no complications set N there s
recovery.
Thomas Crouch Of san Francisco.
Eh0 has been visiting his brother. the
Rev AIr- Crouch Of Maple HI. IS now
crouch. 81 East laurent street. ana
VIII leave some time next week for his
home in California
Rev r. o ElmOre Of Bowling
Green, No. Is visiting his brother. F.
p. ElmoEs Of PolEin- Rev 1Ir. Eli
more VIII occupy the pulpit OF the
Cum beriand Presbyterian church Of
Eo1qFln tomorrow morning and even
ing.
A. v. Landea. assistant cashier Of the
Shawnee state bank. who mas been
confined 70 his home for the past six
weeks By an attack OF typhoid fever.
vas over at the bank for snort tine
yesterday AE- LindeH has lost about
forty pounds since his Illness but is
now slowly regaininE his health ana
strength
Mrs Harry johnson left Friday for
ner home In FIX worth. Texas. after q
visit TO her parents. Nr- and Mrs G.
" Fe1ro Of s2s Harrison street. and
ether relatives heTa-
The members Of Helena chapter 0. E
- are requested to attend the funeral
q Ms AaFy Miller, daughter OF our
sister, Lille MILLER, al the home. Ills
Van Buren, street (south1. Sunday .
p N.
second balloon ascension given IN
Ger the management Of the Carnival
company now holding a street fair On
me North side, took place yesterday az
tsrnoon- These ascenslous and para
CHUTE jumps are unusually fine and are
! pronounced by many to be the best ever
seen N Topeka. Clarence Sueed. or as
ne is professionally known, Vatican. the
ssronauEs cana down this time nearly
On top OF the Chesterfield hotel The
parachute caught around one OF the
/ large chimnsEs and Vatican managed
/ % get hold Of an insulated wire and
made his way TO one Of the windows.
This ne 1ou1c closed but he attracted
( the attention q q man IN the room who
+ opened il 10E him and let him into the
room Ar. Sueed IS also the high dive
artist and last evening did q specially
act known as the IRE dive. To do this
{ requires some nerve as the young man g
body Is covered with cotton which is set
On IRE and he then dives into q large
+ tank Of water The attendance last
T evening at the fair was large over 2008
people being present. About 80 mem
bsrs OF the fraternaI order Of Eagles
marched over last evening 70 take in
the various shows. They were headed
by the show band as almost every uem-
Der OF the band is q member Of this
/ orzsr.
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CurD2eha
Beckwnb,

~ SHALL net Be free kiH the att
ernoons telarhened EarmeIits.
Beckw5tn. a ahip has inst
come ia that has some new kind
u elect1 cal heating apparatus. and 7
must 90 down to the dock Is see It
i vas q characteristics message from
Kiss Becksgfth- Wherever anything
aew is 70 be seen IN the sEzekrfeaI line.
Ehether IL the ned e lighting heating.
. inspect Il and see II Il IS worthy Of
mention IN the monthly bulletin Of
electrical news which she edits She
aas charge Of the advertising depart
nent Of enc of the Ieadlne electrical
light and power companies IL America
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his name. When he recommended any
makers liver pills dem pills war con-
sidered boss When he acted as judge
at q hoss-race no man dared appeal
When he entered a street kyar every
body hitched along When he rode
out IN his keeridge butcher-carts
turned pale and took a back street
De newspapers glorIded him. de pub
ached to cash his checks But whar
an he todayZ His sweet song am
silent; his dog has quit barkin's an
chen his name am forgotten, except
BY de few interested in faro an de
sFWhar' en- PIato2 Ask EN- at de
toll gates an dey can't tel ye'. Ask
EN- at de depotS an shake Of de
head VIII tel de sad story. Gone.
Gonei When ne crossed de Rubicon
de world Numbered wid applause.
When he crossed de Alps nations
uembIed- When he wrote Paradise
Lost de world WepC- But he am
passed away. De blight an de mildeW
struck him an he faded. an only now
an den as 70 see game OF domfnoS,
do 70 h'ar his memory referred to-
The following weather report was
then pasted up on the wall and the
meeting adjourned
Sunday-Look out for thunder
Aoaday-Hot enough for old maids
to go barefoot
Tuesday-Sh0eEs of earthquakes
felt in several localities and old sin
nerS begin TO repent
Wednesday, with a Tornado
IN four acts. each act worth the price
Of the whole performance
Thursday-Calm as a sleeping babe,
but the beasts Of the field sniff the air,
paw the ground and seem uneasy
FrIday-Tais viii be known as the
dark day. Heaven as black as tar;
moaning IN the air; fowls terrified
grocers forget 70 put peas IN their COT
zee; fish don't bite worth q cent, al
marriage engagements declared on
Szturdav-Sort of grand climax
with thunder-eIaps loud enough &c
raise z debE outlawed for fourteen
years Clears on toward evening and
{ beer gardens get ready for the arduoug
E IaboFs OF the Sabbath Copyright
1905. by Mcclure Phillips & Coz
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AN ATTRACTIVE LINEN GOWN

berries an cream de huh var round.
an de VERY best kind o lager beer
kin be had FUR So cents a key.
Way hack IN de dark aIges nobody
knew wedder de sun was ten miles or
ten uilIyun miles on. De sight OF a
'cIipse skeered chillun into ITS an
made strong men crawl under de bed
fur safety De stars war supposed 70
be pieces OF tn nailed 70 de midnight
air, an men would no mo- believe dat
de earth turned round dan you now
believe dat de day viii soon come when
men win 60 saflin' freW de air at de
rate Of two miles a minute
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alert and aoaze,eueious enlnd 20 keep
track Of them All The elemanE Miss
Beckwith brings to her work. aside
from her thorough understanding 81
electrical appliances. IS an artistic tai
eut and grace that make her posters
and other advertisements attractive IN
appearance. Even the little card an
are pretty 70 loek at
Mss EeckWzka was Bora In Mentor
O.. but removed with her family 20 New
York city when she was q child. she
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00tes and Personal sFentto,,.

AIR. and Mrs ". G. Kelly LETT YES
terday for a short visit 10 Toledo
Ohio They VIII be home within a
week.
ar Charles A Bradley has gone 10
Chlcago 70 spend fsW weeks
Dr. wills A. Coston arrived rester-
day from Fort Scott to Join his farrfT4-
in permanent residence in Touexs
DR. Coston VIII be associated with T9~
chester b Reed in the practice az
dentistry
Mrs Thomas J. Myers went To
ODESSA missouri today called On ac-
count o. the illness Of q relative The
IDLE Hour and s. S. clubs which vva~a
70 have met with her next week v-in
have other hpstesses
e4rs- G. g Foster Is in Lawrence for
snort visit TO her mother. Mrs.. II.
w LudiuEron-
Ars- g. o Wfimarth is visiting Ms
% A. Hanscom In Lawrence. Mrs
hahsccm entertained small corr-
pany for her yesterday
MRS c. a. ACQUIRE znanr FTrf7a7~ -
Lawrence =
Kiss Elizabeth Lee VIII spend m
4lotfoH n lawrence with An ana
AEa- lnaEles Decker.
Bishop ALlilspauEh has returned
rom a short visit to Ottawa.
Mrs Edwin Locke vent "a Ess15--sr
today 10 visit her daughter Sris-
t-4cnel Locke at Baker university
a-rs- j. E Thompson and AIRS
Wits Merton returned today frow
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CAN BUILD ETTHER KIND.
What the Canal Engineers WIN Say IN
Their Report.

Washington. Oct. 2s.-The Post
makes this statement
The board OF consulting engineers,
advisory to the isthmian canal COM
mission. viii report that both a sea-
level and a lock canal are feasible.
Some OF the members Of the board
VIII favor the tfde-level system. but
the majority vii recommend the con
ztructfOn OF the ditch on the lock
plan. because OF the shorter tine
within which t can be completed.
The report Of the board probably VIII
be ready for transmission TO the COM
mission the last week in Novemb Der. d"
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WHEE.I.E.Es MIST Pay COSTS.
Must Put Up s14.4O for Having a Man
Arrested.

Harve Wheeler, one Of the most no
koriouS law Ti0lators in the city and a
fighter Of more than local reputeg was
assessed the costs this morning in
suit which he fled in the city court
Harve Wheeler and Frank Thomas had
q little array recently and Wheeler had
his assailant arrested The case came
TO trial this morning and as there was
not sufficient evidence 10 convict
Thomas the costs, $40, were assessed
against Wheeler II wiz probably be
q long time before Wheeler takes his
troubles into court again for adjudica-
ton
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AIner WI1 TaIk to Teachers.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Shawnee County Teachers association
wIu be held IN the court house next
saturday. November f. An address.
Eliza beth and Her Successors. win be
delivered by H G. I1ariEner- Principal
KILLER OF the Topeka high school vii
speak On the subject O. Discipline
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NORTH TOPEKA.

leave ftems To- this column With Kim
rafl Printing Co. sfs y Kansas avail
Petro & Woodford. the druggists.
Balm wagons and Staver carriages
standard Of quality at Pratt Bros
Evangelist J. W Garner win preach
at both the morning and evening serv-
ice at the Christian church tomorrow
closing his evangalistic services with
The church with the evening service.
Ten different kinds Of washing ma
chimes, from : cts to SO each. az
H n CLINE & SON,
s9T N Kansas AVanue.
AIr. ana Mrs. Robert Smith and chill
dren returned TO their home in Pueblo.
Colo. Tuesday Their little daughter
Lucille. who has been very iii with
typhoid fever at the home Of her
grandparents. 1Ir. and Mrs. Allen Of
months. has so far recovered as to be
able 10 return with them
We have the best Air Blast Heater
that IS made. Il saves the fuel and heats
the floor. at
H n. CLINE & son,
500 n. Kansas Avenue.
Grandma Karr celebrated her eightv-
first anniversary Thursday by enter
tanning a number OF her relatives and a
few friends at her home on Madison
street The guests were about ATTY In
number. including her children grand
t
treatments were served during the en-
tire afternoon The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining her guests by
Mrs. Ed karr and Mrs J H. Dray-
Grandma Kari received many nice
+ presents including a purse Of silver
You VIII ind IL on legs a steel Range.
H H. CLIsIE & SON
e97 y. Kansas Avenue.
Mr. B. F. Goodman. who has been
( Ia charge OF the meat department at
place there and is succeeded by o.
Capron- NJ Goodman viii the first
OF The month open up q sausage fac
F tory IN block 500 on the avenue This
( location M Goodman had before the
/ big food
There win be a halloween party
given AT the home Of Aiss Rose Clark
f IN Shorey Monday evening October 50.
/ Why don't you look at the dne lire Of
E Air Blast Heaters and Stsel Ranges be-
Iore you buy We can save you money
H NJ. CLT1EE & SON.
a1T y. Kansas Avsnue.
J. b FOUGHT has about recovered
+ Eron me injuries received in the run
away he had at Paris. Nc. several
F weeks ago and VIII be able to be at his
place OF business next week
Mr.. Charles Lewis Of Ehorev. one 81
the rural route carriers. has resigned
his position and with Hrs Lewis ex-
/ poets 10 leave about the middle oS No
{ yember for their old home in New
! York where they VIII again make
their home
A. L Whitcomb Of Great Bend. who
has been here for a short time VISITING
MS daughter. Mrs H r. De1Eott 81
Ices Van Bureu street. left this after
noon for Kansas City
Clark Hurd OF Granville was il
town yesterday.
II you want the genuine dean sban
0saEe CITY (sereaEed1 or e ven wani
the best Eronrenac, either lump or nut
call up Ind phone ass.
KENT s EASH EOAL KONCERN.
KEY T. 7 Pearson viz occupy rs
pulpit tomorrow at the C0ueregatfona
ElAf-n e me regular hours. Rev MF
F=A1soA has been IN HeFznEt0n for III.
past Two weeks at tbs BEDSIDE Of hEs
son, A-r. Fred PeaEsoa. Who has beer
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sDeeial Low H0meseekerss Rata va
santa Fe-

On The first and third TUESDAYS oe
Zach month until December 81. Isog
fhe santa Re win sell round rrfn
firkets TO points in Missouri, Arixsrs=s
OKLAHOMA. Indian Territory. Louie
fa1a Reu Mexico and Texas A. r.
80 Of Is per cent OF the one 49,
fsre- minimum SIC. limit u days fro1
T. L KING. c. ?. &TA
IUneka