davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-08
Length of drain on the above descrlp-

Length of drain on the above descrip-
Thence south, 81 degrees east on
that part of south u OF northwest Fri.
Of section ana iying east Of highway
39 links; thence south, Sc degrees east.
1874 chains; thence south, 1874 degrees
east. l5.4S chains to the east cas- and west
Of the center OF section A;
Length of drain on the above descrip-
ton is 1921 chai ms ooo,oo. os.
section Geo. Weller owner) so links
to the north and south quarter line
at a point IS links south OF the center
of said section.
Length of drain on the above descrip-
Thence south, 44h degrees east on
the northwest Il of southeast = Of
section (Britton Maltoon owner), 25.44
chains; thence north, SO, degrees east.
above described land at q point 200
chains north of the southeast corner OF
Length OF drain on the above descrip-
ton is 27.56 chains.
Thence north, SO degrees east on the
ho fRndoIph c Sl owneT5 1887 cSains
to the east line of said section at
point 200 chains north of the quarter
post to sections 3 and 4.
Length of drain on the above descrip-
ton is 1897 chains.
Thence north, SO degrees east on the
1 1Rudolph "a and do Georgia colby ownersj.
1894 chains to the north and south
quarter line at point 1922 chains
Length of drain on the above descrip-
tion is 1924 chains.
Thence north. SO degrees east on
she R nSF5h and GeSrgia Colby owners
5000 chains to terminus.
Terminating at a point Is links west
Of east line of SAID 10 section or ana i0fS
sections and 8, town north, range
east
ton is 1859 chains.
Total length of drain is 16 miles and
-i'-- SPECIFICATIONS.
Station stakes and grade hubs are
set every chains; said hubs are used
as the base for. all cuttings.
The top width shall be IS feet or less.
The slope of the banks shall be "
feet each to each foot rise.
foi HoS WOW tocwit From stake to Stake
tween sections 2S and 29, Owosso town
ship % fSm S stake 25t to Of
stake stat as AS plus 81 links, or line between
Bennington and shiawa ,;s. is feet
$40 plus 1872 links. or north and south
Il line, section 5, Shiawassee township,
~ feet; from stake $40 plus 192 links
to stake $50, or north and south u line,
section A.. Shiawassee township. 10 feet;
from stake $50 to- stake COZ plus. 135
links, or outlet to branch, s feet; from
stake 607 plus 1875 links to stake 627. 6
feet, and from stake 627 to terminus, 4
feet.
The dimensions OF said drain shall be
in accordance with the profile and
grade table herewith returned and
made part of the survey records.
The right of way shall include a
strip of land IL feet deep and 100 feet
wide, 60 feet on each side of the above
described route, which is the center line
of said drain.
Surveyed February 25, 26, 81, 20,
March 1, April IL, IL, 13 and IA, 1904.
BY order of
HARRY S. MYRES,
County Drain Commissioner of Shia-
wassee County, Michigan, and
u. SEXTON,
County Drain Commissioner of Clinton
County, Michigan.
ELMER F. JOSLIN,
Surveyor.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-08
SheriffSa,e

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF writ
OF fieri facla issued out of the Circuit Court
for the County of Shiawassee, In favor OF Her
man Roehm aud Clement A. Dawson. copart.
ners as Roehm Dawson against the goods
Brown in said county to me directed and de
livered did on the Goth day of May A. D.. 1908
levy upon and take ell the right title and inter-
est OF the said Eugene @. Brown in and to the
following described real estate, that is to saw.
all those certain pieces and parcels of land beinS
the southwest quarter (swA of section twenty,
two (22) town five (5) north range two ~, east,
also lot IS in block OF McKellop's re. subdivi'
sion OF the village OF Perry, ali in Shiawassee
shall expose for sale at public auction or ven
due TO the highest bidder at the front door of the
court house In the City OF Corunna said county
that being the place for the holding OF the or
cult court OF said County on Saturday the ninth
day OF September 1905 at 10 o clock in The fore.
noon of said dav. 0 io'0
Dated this 2ist day Of July 1905.
WARREN JARRAD,
Sheriff.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-08
The Morning Feed.

Fowls which are overfed in the morn
ing are sluggish all day and become
lazy ana so out OF condition. 1t is ex-
ercise of muscle that creates proper
functional tone. All birds are active
by nature. If productiveness is ex-
pected natural laws must be observed.
Feed moderately in the morning, espe-
cially when the flock is small and kept
III limited rang5.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-08
Poultry Growing.

The reasonable application of good
common sense is the most certain way
to succeed with all branches of poul-
try growing. Too much coddling and
fancy ways are not best for success.
Manage them like chickens and as
chickens should be handled and all
will go well with them. If handled
like dollhouse plants, less success will
be attained, Keep poultry rs it should
be kept, not along the fancy lines that
are followed with delicate house pets.
Country Gentleman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
EI"Filadelfia"

Pasa jeros traidos de la Guira para
Puerto Rico:
Antonio Busches, miss Nicolasa Va
lenzuela de Alay6n, Antonio Alayon
Pedro Alay6n, miss Atilla Alay6n
miss Fidelna Alay6n, Eugenio Alay6n
Fuentes sefiora y un niilo, Ermina
Alay6n Fuentes. Julio Alay6n Fuentes
Eugenio Alay6n Fuentes, Manuel Ala
y6n Fuentes.
En- transito: James d. Comming
captain E. X Gees, Henri Danglemont
y sefiora Jose de ID. Paul, Egrain
Reudiles seflo1a, miss Cristlna de
Bolet, mis- Catalina Jucci y cuatro nj
nos, Joseph Curry, Ena Curry.
Embarcaron en- San Juan para New
York: Max Fl. Beln, Fl. G. Harrington
Helen c. Davis, Robert Head, A. K
Teller, captain E. p. Santon, A. f.
Nadln, II E. Milne miss Sarces Roll,
E. Huebsches, O. Larson. Iohn Hoals,
y de Ponce A Albirje y z. T. Jelles J.
seiiota
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13

n lei diArio poncxho nos eansa
pcna que ua aaagso pucftosfa-
sneno sca RI que cncucnsfa -aa
= nnrsisA wfoies,a csn'ss Ct
III Noilsndcg : "a leN {"
faAcf
Nos Oaosa pena aolososa cse
ic>isndamacnto dc ccoasmoS
ae camAsno de>0 aialn aAW4ue
iesmaslajio cempgcnaeunn> Que
e. Asuila dcbe IA xsda al iall
hullandcf
Nue scria dc .cse d'afio sin
los rcmatcs conslantcs. Sn -
horrihles avisos De suhasias pr.
blsNas
Zero "a que esta conveTtido
en- s,nieslro menSalero de a
rnina. ruarde Sus elogios tan
proiundamenic. tan rccondiia
mente como guarda las aglias
que lie causan las censuras v la,
>lilicas que los demas hacen IL.
gobierno. con gran estupor del
Aguila que no concibe co
mo e. possible que haya quleD
no sea sumiso V Teslgnado, Y
sIervo.
II sc alegra. 81 siente como
tod0s los siervos secreto placer
Icuando hay quien sc encar =
con el amo. saque a relucir esa
algeria que es un principle de
virilidad. un germen para 10 fu'
turo, de caracteT en- los hom breS
dlgalo con fran lueza. rudamen
te, como pueda, que nadle ha
de sorprenderse tanto de esa
debil muestra de entereZa que
sc lie pide, como de que to
do 10 encuentre ahora bien
hecho, y mientras esten vi
gentes la Ley Foraker con
su imperialismo Y el bill Ho'
lander con su anarquia eco
monica lleve lei Aguila' ell
ave trlste, el ave girls lie las alas
cortadas su mansedumbre escla
va al Colmo insufriblc de blaste-
mar de Ia democracia, al decir
que no tiene que pedir ahora la
autonomia pOrque respira en-
una atm0sfera de libertad.
Pobre pajaro sin alas que a
fuerza de arrastrarse por ell sue
10 ha cobrado horror al espaclo
Y no Sc atreve a volarl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Buena nOticia

El sefior Gobernador ha recibido
hoy una carta del Senador MI Fora
ker participandole que Sc esta traba-
jando en- los estudios y presupuesto
para la lfmpia del puerto de San Juan
y que 81 no puede lograrse que ell Con-
greso 10 apruebe en- estas sesiones, pro-
mete que sera pasado con seguridad
en- ell proximo ailo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Capltulacion de
Puerto Arturo

La prlmcra nOtlcla positiva de la ca
pitulaci6n de Port Arthur fuG pubica
da en.los Estados Unidos por el Sun
de Nueva York, aGelahtandose a la
Prensa Asociada. que. describia ell su-
ceso A a'punto de acseCer. El despacho
fechado en- Toxic ell ,. decfa -"El ge
neral StoeSSel ha rendido 5 Puerto
Arturo. La rendici6n ocurrio ell do
mingo las ntleve de la 'noche, (que
serian las once Y cuarto de la mafiana
en- Nueva York; FuG precedida de
una carta del general Stoessel al gene
raj Nogi
De la correspondence mediada en-
ire los dos jefeS da cuenta ell general
Nogi en- su parte Official al Emperador
del Jap6n. datado en- la maf1ana del ,,
que eS como sigue: .E.
|. "El - de- isnero a las einco de la
tarde. ell parlamentario enenfigQ lego
q la primera Inca de nues ras posi-
clones al sur de Shuishiying, con una
carta que entreg0 a nuestros ofcialeS
y lego 4 mis- manos las nueve de la
poche. La cara dice:
Ju7gando del estado general de to
da la linea de poSiciones ocupada por
vuestro ei6rcito halo in6til toda ie-
sistencia ulterior V fin de i'm pedir sa'
crihcio tan necesario de vidas propongo
entablar negociaciones de capitulacion
81 opinais del mismo mcdo. servios
nombrar CON misionados para discutir ell
orden y las condiciOnes de la capitu-
lacion, Y designar ell lugar en- que
vuestros comisionados han de runirse
con los que vo nombre 81 efecto.
"ArrovechO la OCCASION para comu-
nicar & V. f las 'seguridades de mi
respetO
SToEssEIn"
Hoy (contin1a el parte del general
NogD en- cuanto amanezca, despacha-
re TN parlame ntario con Ia respucsta
que sigue:
"Tengo ell honor de responder 4
vuestra disposition para discutir con
diciones de capitulaci6n. He conf
sicnado al efecto al mayor general
Ijichi jefe de eStado mavor de este
ejercito. lie acompafiaran algunos
o6ciales del estado mayor Y funciona-
rios civiles Sc juntardn vuestros
comisionados hoy, de Enero, ne
dio dia, en- Shunshiying Los conf
sionados de ambaS parties estar4n ia
cultados para firmar un acuerdo de
capitulacion sin esperar ratification, Y
hacerle entrar en- vigOr inmediatamen-
te. La autorizaci6n para estos plenos
poderes sera firmada por los dos of
ciales de mas alta graduation. uno de
cada parte, y canjeada por los respec-
tivOS comisionados.
Me valgo de Ia oportunidad para
transmtir V. f. las seguridades de
mi consider ci6n.
NOGI".
El mariscal Yamagata, iefe del es-
tado mayor general, por orden del
Emperador, telegra66 10 que sigue al
general Nogi:
"Cuando comuniqu6 rcspetuosa
mente 4 Su Majestad la proposition
del general Stoessel para capitular, ell
Emperador sc diguo manifestar que ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Una carta de Mono

- San Juan IS de Enero de 1905.
Sr-. Director del BoLErIN MEGcANrIL
Ciudad
Estimado Sr..
!. ,Sup'ico ". que inserte, en- su edi
ci6n de hoy. las lineas que he dirigi-
do don Ma -iano Abril.
Soy su afectismo servidor
Jose Mercado.
Sr. Director de LA Dem ocracia"
Estimado amigo:
Aquella uoticia de un destino4 para
ell popular W0m0 es pura invenci6n.
NADIA he pedido para mi 10 Ca
mara de Deleg ados.
NADIA me ofreci0 la Camara.
NADIA aceptaria 20.
Para evitar que ccntinuen cayendo
sobre mi felicita clones ir0nicas, tenga
la amabilidad de publica estas lineas.
Siempre bobo y las 6rdenes de
V. queda su afectisimo compatriota.
JOSe .NercadO.
(Momo)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Conceja ] que renuncia

Ell CONCEAL don Julian Silva, NOM
brado recientemente para ell cargo de
Vice presidente del Ayuntamiento de
esta capital, presento en- la session de
snoche la renuncia de su cargo, por tie.
ner varias contratas en- ell Municipio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13

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Ai' no quei Id AdolaI de
a. "a pltUlacIon. tfs fIdo como eStaoa des-
80. r. f,nclp'o uei Sitlo, cuandC SuS on
da 'lG ~ n|efoa 'ldlaI ue conVencerle
w., ~ ~, :" ~ Ie !" leSiS'Fnciss le nalla-
io'i I@n u0ci'''uo como SlemPre.
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~ 1'I"0 ~ 'tioVe12e' LOS horhDreS alfer-
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npe,,t5,'ti',o'oN los PechoS' F9de1nos
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GI Gi' ,''oeSSei ceTranuo los Punos.
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loo S0neiSlgS ~ ocK omyrnoH' de los
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Nota del dia


Que nosoifos sepamos csc
diarlo mosre hino reiiela eKciu
S,vamenic a ncurasienia lie AL
gun Colono tri>ie
Nadic le hace case. nadle 10
M en- cren'a sus c0nstani"S
apreSiones n lodo cuanto g
levantado v Two. lastima pro
turda inspiran sus ocultas Y
misteriosas alegrias Y los dist
mulos con que enmaScara el
gusto que siente cuanio sospe
che que censuramos algun acto
del gob.erno.
FL Aguila siente en- esos ca
SOS inefable V recondfto placer.
lie gusta que otro saque las
castaias del asador. no mete la
garra en- el puchero, -pero no
renuncia por ESQ a la parte que
lie toca del trabaJo aJeno.
En- ESQ profesa la doctrlna
francamente colectivista.
Ahora quiere adular gober
nador; pero el colega ablsinlO
esta perdien.do.el tempo de la
manera mas iastimosa.
FL gobernador ne Zee 'El
Agulla de Ponce.
Ningun americana le puede
perdonar a ese Colega que Sc
haya prestado a ser la rldicula
caricatura de ia reina de los
aires. Los amerlCanos profesan
al aguila senora del viento su
respeto> religiOso y aborrecen
con todo su CoraZ0n a las agul-
las de corral,
Naturalmente. Y nosotros 81
no aborrecemos al colega, no
obstante los -zarpazos que nos
tirarl hemos cogido pena, una
triste compassion; pero ESQ no
importa para que lie llamemos.
al Orien, cuando Sc sale de Qui-
clio Y lie recordemOs que no v1ve
en- Abislnia, nj en- el lmperlO
mogrebino.
Generalmente, fehuimos Ell
trato del colega <Hablamos con
el 10 menos posibte va buen Sc
guro que no le hdriamos el me-
nor Caso, 81 hubiese todos los
dias asunto importante de que
tratar.
Bien sc conoce que a ese pc
ri0dico de adoratriCes del presu-
puesto, no lo~iluminan aquellas
plumas vibtantes Y tnerglCas,
reclamadoras Constantes, aQue
Hos caracteres rebeldeS Y ga
llardamente altlvOS, aQuellOs
hOm bres que no Sc conformaban
con un regimen de unlhCacl0n
con la metr0poli, que no tenian
bastarle con la igualdad a Ia pc.
ninsula espahola y pedian mas
todavia
ST fueramOs a cometer la in
iustlcia de no dilerenciar la ia
LA exigua y mezqulna del dia-
rio pUnceno de la corpulencla
gallarIa de que aun conserva ell
pals puertorriqueno soberbios
ejemplares tendriamos que la
mentar la inmensa pesadumbre
de la caida general en- una de
generation profunda.
AfOrtunadamente eSOS perio-
dicos no reflejan nj una parte
minima de la opinion.
Estan sujetos a un cliche sin
variantes y han llegadO a can
sar al publico Nadie los bus
ca, nadie quiere saber de elIos.
No circular mas que cuandoI
nosotros lie dispensamos la gran
nerced de contestar a suS atre-
vInientOs,
Niven de la ruina, publican.
do anuncios de subastas, prego-
neros siniestros del remate, lie
van en- ST mismos la propia con-
denacion. Huelen q muerto..
Pero aunque sabemCs que mol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
TraSladO de COnsultOriO

FL DR.. Don Gustavo Munoz
ha trasladadc su Consultorio a
la casa mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan. an.-TeIefono. 252.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-08-05

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that IS by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed
condition Of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
intlamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to It's
normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out o.
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing cut an inhamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that connot be cured by Halls
Oatarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free. f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, ..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills FOL
constipation. S.5m1
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-08-05
The Bridge.

Have you sent in your bridge sub
scription? If not, do it today. Don't
wait to be solicited personally. The
first month is now past. The matter
ought to be concluded easily within
the sixty days. We will never have
a bridge if we don't try. 1t costs
nothing to try. Let us do this thing
promptly this time so that a fair trial
may be made. Send in your sub
scrlption today. Let it be decided
within the month Of August whether
or not we are going to succeed with
our part OF this undertaking.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-08-05
Cbstechlsm of Road Building.


TThe article below is reprinted
from the Saturday Evening Post by
request Of a Lexington merchant
From the outside Of this work so
many questions have poured IN upon
me indicating points concerning which
the public is prone to 60 Astrsy IN its
understanding Of how to build and
use the spllt-log drag that l have
prepared the following road-dragging
"cstechi m" as covering, with fair
completeness, the main working fact
in the problem:
Would it not be better to plow the
road before draggingP
No, blowing gives a soft foundation.
Flowing the middle OF the road is a
relic of the old dump-scraper days.
What do you do when there are
deep ruts in the roadP
Drag them. If you drag when the
surface is quite wei and soft, you will
be surprised how soon the ruts dis
appear.
How do you get the dirt to the mid.
die of the road?
By hauling the drag slantwise with
the end that is toward the centre of
the road a little to the rear OF the
other end.
But suppose the road is too narrow?
f rst drag the wheel tracks. After
three or four rams or wet spells, pillow
a shallow furrow just outside the
dragged part. Spread this over the
road with a drag. Only plow one
furrow. You may pillow another
throw after The next rain. AT each
plowing you widen the roadbed two
feet.
How many horses do you use?
Two generally three it it IS just al
, handy; four when breaking COLTS
, good solid team in the centre and 6
! colt on each side; two men on The
drag-one to drive, the other tt
control the colts.
How do you drain the road?
If the earth is pushed in the middle
of the road, the road will drain itself
WIZ not make adrag out OF a plank
: You can, and do good work. Blu
the split log is best. The plank II
drag is not so stiff.
j Why not make a drag out Of sawe'
timber?
Because drags so made have
y tendency to slip over the bumps.
Don't you grade up the road first
No. The grading is done with tn
drag, gradually, BY so doing, th
d road Is solid all the time and is bull
on a solid foundation
What does it cost 10 drag a mile
Ie rad a year?
s. The cost is v%ariously estimated
D. from one to three dollars.
10 How do you keep The drag fro
o. dodg,ng around sidewiseP
BY not loading it too heavily. II
drag lodges around the earth you a
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moving, It Is because Is it is overloaded.
Will the dragged road stand heavy
hauling?
Yes and no. A dragged road will
stand more heavy hauling than an IN
dragged road; but not so much as q
macadamized OIL well-kept gravel road.
Will a drag help q sand road?
A sand road is a very different prop
Osition from the black soil as clay is from
gumbo. An entirely different method
must be adopted. Three things may
be done to a sand read to make better.
First keep it wet, second, haul clay on
to it; third sprinkle it with crude oil
as they do in California and in some
parts Of Southern Kansas and Texas.
The drag will be beneficial in keeping
the sand road perfectly fiat so that i
will absorb moisture and retain 1t &
long time.
To this catechism l would add thu
following "Don't". Don't drive too
fast. Dent walk, get on the drag ant
ride. Don't be particular abou
material; almost any log will do
Don't try to drag with only n piece
use two.
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HERRINE

Renders the blood more fluid and thus
helps the blood TO flow; it affords
prompt relief from bIliousness, indi.
gestlop, sick and ervou headaches,
and yer indulgence in food and drink.
G. L, Caldwell, Agt. NJ. K. st. r. r.,
Cnecotah, Ind. Ter, writes, April Is,
1908; II was sick for over two years
with enlargement Of the liver and
spleen, The doctors did me no COED,
and l had given up all hope OF beiug
cured when my druggist advised me to
use HeI bine. 1t has made me sound
and we'll" soc. Sold by Crenshaw
& Young. S.5ml
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PLEASANT

Never in the way, no trouble to
Carry, easy to take, pleasant and never
failing in results are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. These famous little
pills are a certain guarantee against
headache, bili%ousness, torpid liver and
all # the ills resulting from
constipation. They tonic and streng'
then the liver. Cure Jaundice. SOLD
| by Crenshaw g. Young.
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Merchants Defeated.

The Lexington Merchants went
down to defeat Sunday afternoon
before the Kansas City Athletic club
by the score of IS to ]. The Mer-
chants have no excuse to offer, saying
they we're simply ~outclassed. Batteries
for Kansas City, Allen and Allen
Merchants, Davis, Fitzgerald anc
Shinn. The Lexington team goes tC
Plattsburg next Sunday for a game.
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Meeting Grand Aerie FraternaI
Order of Eagles

Denver, Colorado, August IA to "a,
1905. For this occasion the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company will sell
round trip tickets to Denver, Colo.
RADIO Springs or Pueblo at low rat, of
5000. Tickets on sale August IL
and 10, good returning until Septem =.
Der %. Special sleeping car is ex-
pected to run for members Of the
order and their friends from Licking.
ton and parties desiring to make
reservation call on or address julius
Winkler, Ernest Fegert, secretary, OF
q S, LOOMS, Ticket Agent