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The Washington times., 1905-12-17

him. Brugere, however, pretended
TO take quite accidentally to a by
path. Percin then spurred up to the
generalissimo and said: General, |
saluted and you did not answer"
Il didn't see YOU" replied Brugere
You see me now" retorted Percin
Well, it's as if I didn't see you,
said BrugeTe, riding away Percin
then wrote to the minister of war
complaining of the incident, and
asking either that the minister de-
mand reparation or else authorize
him, Percin, to challenge his super
ior officer, General Brugere.
But while the letter was going
through the post a change had come
about in the ministry; Maurice Ber-
teauX, the Socialist minister of war
in sympathy with the spying busi-
ness, had fallen and was replaced by
Etienne, formerly minister Of the in
terror, moderate and liberal-mind-
ed man. Etienne called both Bru-
gere and Percin to his vabinet, and
all that was known when they came
out was that they had exchanged sa-
lutes and the affair was ended.
Then it was that the real trouble
began. Although there had been no
witnesses to the scene. the official
agency, Havas, came out with a
story which practically branded the
generalissimo as a coward. Brugere.
the agency stated, had apologized 70
Percin, saying that he had not seen
him; and SO Percin had come forth
with flying colors. The papers pub
lished indignant comments on the
commander-in-chief. who said moth
ing until a prominent politician and
newspaper editor. Ernest Judet, pub
hshed a personal attack on him. This
the general could not ignore. and a
challenge followed But the seconds
demanded TO know the full truth of
what had passed; and then. in re-
sponse to the demands Of his sec
onds, Brugere said with great sim
plicity that he had not apoIogized:
that he had stated the facts as they
were; that had he seen Percin he
would have had to salute. first be-
cause the army regulations required
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

as Il meant union between the Hun
garidn gyps!es. the race 70 which Miss
StankOivtch belongs. and the English
Irish gypsies. OF which George Mitchell
Is one-d union Of English-Hungarian
gypsies having never before been re-
corded.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
Paris. Dec. 9.

E n L r A l. BRUGERE,
commander-in-ch chief of
the French army, finds
himself in the extra
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
ALL DEPENDS ON
TEAM OWNERS
WHETHER CHICAGO STRIKE VII,
lNcREAsE-THEY MUST SET.
TIE QUESTION OF DELIVER.
les TO BoYcoTrED HOUSES

On eago, June S-The teamsters'
Strike has reached point where its
further progress and increase is de.
pendent npon- action taken by the
Team Owners association.
ibis organization has from the first
declined TO, make deliveries to hov.
eotted houses and has constantly
urged the transfers TO arbitrate the
question nf making such deliveries
ihe teams ars have positively refused
~ deliver or receive goods ar a1Iow
the teamsters to have their own wav
III ins matter Opinion. among the
members OF the association ID strong.
ny diVlded, and the result Is its ranks
may splt.
a meeting Of the organization will
DC held tomorrow night. and tbe u.
uon taken t.len. will largely determine.
we lufufe scope Of the strike. IF tbe
ASSOCIATION decides 10 make deliver.
les and discharge all men who refuse
% obey orders, the ranks. of the etrik.
ers Will be increased BIZ abonf & noa
men t# .f
! lle stf kers made another attempt
To-Day 70 force a break IN the ranlys
or the Employers association cnm.
mittea sailed upon Edward Hillman
proprietor q large dry goods store
ana asked him @ arrange another
conference between the transfers ana
employers Hillman positively 70.
lused, saying that unless the strikers
nag some new proposition to offer. Ii |
was useless TO attempt to reach an
Their present attitude. M
saaid, was such that there could ba "a
poss bic middle ground upon which
ehe employers could meet them
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY WILL
CONNECT FLYING TRAINS
Chicago and Alton Railroad the First to
Utilize Marconi's Wonderful
Invention.

Chicago. Jnne S.-As further pro
lection 10 their train Service. the chi.
cago G Alton announced today that
the company had made all arrange,
ments for the establishment of wire.
less telegraph system on its trains
between Chicago and st. Louis and
and that eventually it win be extended
TO the entire system.
That wireless telegraph can be used
on fast-moying ira MS with entire sat.
isfacsion was demonstrated today by
the Alton when messages were sent
from Chicago to officials Of the road
travelling on the limited train running
between Chicago and st. Louis. The
observation car on the train was
equipped with wireless apparatus and
"hiie rum ne at tie rate Of fifty miles
an hour messages were received from
PRESIDENT FELTON, in the general Offices
IN Chicago and replies sent back with
out the slightest hitch. So successful
was the experiment that il was decided
70 equip at oncc all trains running on
tle line between here and ST. Louis
Win me wireless apparatus
President FELTON, said tonight thar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

the experiment was so successful that
IN a very Snort time the company will
he handling all train orders over the
Ylfsless system. by this system. /"
san FELTON,, THE dispatcher will be
able TO reach any train on any mart
-oI his division whenever he pleases
Irains running in close proximity TO
each Other We will be able to comm.
nicate with as we will have telegram
operators on. freight as well as pas.
seaBer trains. With fas system on
our trains, we believe that 1t will be
absolutely impossible to have a COLI.
sion ON our road no matter what the
weather conditions are, as operators
on every train will know the exact
whereabouts of every train on the
ROAD and keep the train crew notified
~ all times as 10 how close the tra ms
are to each other. 1t is our intention.
also 70 handle commercial messages
lor our patrons to and from moving
trains, This will be an exceptional
boon, particularly to those who are
interested in fluctuations of the stock
market and matters of life and
death"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
1853 MILES IN
440 MINUTES
THE pennsylvania RAILROAD
BREAKS ALL RECORDS FROM
CHICAGO TO PlTTsHuRG-Av.I
ERAGE RUNNING is rs MILES
PER HOUR.

-
Pittshurg, June s.. The distance 10.
tween .n chicago and Pittsburg over the
fennsylvanla lines, 46S miles, was
~ the phenomenal time Of 44o
minutes without much effort today.
an average speed OF G3-5S.l00 miles
per honr was mainta ned, including an
Stops. lhe train was standing still
twenty-elght minutes, and the actual
speed per hour while the train was
~ motion was 6s 10 miles.
from Clark Junction to Fort WAYNE
w miles. the speed per hour averages
e a7lu mlles, including stops. The rec
ora shows mile after mile at the re-
markabie speed Of from AZ to Al sec
onds,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
CAN You ENJOY A SQUARE MEAL,

~ you SIT down Mt the table with n iins
appotite intending TO enjoy your meal i'm.
nensIy and after few fnouthfuls give up
q desparY That's q typical "well along"
case u Indigestion or dyapepaia Hundreds.
~. thousands are In the same boat and
are willing 70 do almost anything to be a.
o good sound stomach. '''ss~
The best and qnickest cure offered to that
big army Of sufferers u
DR. sPENcER's ENGLISH DYSPEPSIA
WATERS.
me curing powers Of thess waiers are very
simple TO understand They are natural II,
sae,a worktngs and effects. taking up the
WORK OF tho worn and wasted stomashs'
a i,s, the food thoroughly and com.
u, British rlrarmacal Co, MIilwAukse. via.
= t'ricc 90 cents u box.
1For sslc BY
HENCKKLL'B URUO STORE sOLr AoRNr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
NEW CONSTABLE FOR
CITY OF GRAND CHAIN
9. r. Moore Elected ny County Com
missioners at Mound City--oth-
er Interesting News.

Mound City, June s.. The beard al
county commissioners held d brief
special meeting On Monday Among
he matters that received thoir alton.
ton was the appointment OF d con.
stable for Grand Chain. q. II Moore
was the appontae.
Miss Mamie Wilcox will 60 to De.
caluf 'ho latter part Of the week to
attend the marriage Of sister.
Mrs. James Rouse Jr, Of Memphis.
Tenn, who made an extended visit
WIN her parents In this city, left for
homo on Monday.
quite number Of prominent citi
Gems Of this city went 10 Cairo last
eVening-several of tnem members
q me order Of Elks--and attended i
meeting Of the lodge in that city n
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

waa meeting for work and among
NC mutations was Hon. Geo. r. Mar.
I'm, states attorney OF this CITY.
Among those In attendance from this
elty, exclusive Of Mr. Martin. were
Charles Schiller. O. A. McCracken
arch McCracken. Judge William Al
Wall, Robert G Magili Joe Lutz. NJ.
e Browner, Roy H. Adams. and Geo.
iGichhorn.
Among those OF this city who are al.
tending the meeting Of the Egyntian
Hnstiors now holding d three davss
aess nn II Anna Thursday, Friday
anu Saturday Loren Srophlct Jr.
and Jake Blum
a lodge of the colored knights of
Pythlas was instituted III this city Nv
III Allen A. Wesley Of Chicago on
Monday The new lodge was christ.
ened Bethel lodge, and started on liz
career with 20 members.
N M. Harris, the ieweler of this
city. has established d branch store
IN Mounds II is located in DR.. M T,
Winsted's drug store.
Mrs. Della Kirk Tucker will no
nome this week from a long soiourn
u Memphis, Tenn ana will set in
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
The Valley Rnad

AZ evcntde shade my eyes
Ana peer Into the west
Where. winding down the, shining plain.
,,t And fguiid. each wooded crest,
the higiruad goes the slinsa; wav
Upon the endless quest
F,il many n Traveller have seen
tAnd ore was passing fatr)
20 anwfl tis valley frusi, nv door
Ana swiftly vanish there
SONY ! llnyt sped upon their path.
Ana iislitened SOME Of care. i5
i3ne gay tpo. shan take my. stan
\, And tiowp tile valley 10,
For one who went was passing fair.
And waits for me know,
And u shall lind hero my so,lf,-
Beyond the sunset gowi
''Jnlmea oven Tryo' III New England
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

housekeeping in her dwelling at Rail
road avenue and Pearl street.
Arch Mathis, the Illinois Central
station agent. has been transferred
from this city to Coulteryille, III. He
mus receives merited promotion
ana an advance in his envelope.
James Adair. of the Metal Bound
force. has today moved into the Frona
Howard building. which was lately
renovated and arranged for his occt,.
paney by Mrs. II. NJ. Smith. The new
owner 1t is situated on upper Com.
merelal avenue. between East Fourth
street and Kentucky avenue.
Henry Reed, the pianing mill on.
orator has begun the erection of two
very eredltahlo residence buildings
on upper Main street. opposite his
factory. One is to be a two story
structure and the other modern cot
tagt.
Frank Austin the contractor is "ofY
duty from the effects of a severe at.
tack of rheumatism.
The infant child Of Geo. RI. Head
died Sunday and was buried at Beech
Grove cemetery. Rev. A 4 rfttall
conducted a funeral service at the M
E. church previous to the interment
Fred Hoffman visited Cairo on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. T, L. Moore Of Barlow Nv
has been the guest OF Mrs Adolpbus
Murphy.
~, Monroe Doty was down from
efahd Chaln Q few days ago.
Mrs Mary q, Dunn was visiting
irlenls IN Parker City on Monday.
Mrs. Newell Of ullin was the guest
OF Mrs A. Murphy on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Kelley has had as 4 wal
come guest Mrs. Charles o'NeiI, her
sister, OF Anna.
LAWYER Taylor Dodd of Anna was
here on professional business on Tues
day.
M- and Mrs. O, +. Keller are en-
teftaining their daughter. Mrs. DR..
+ !. kinny, Of Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Hattie Bagby Of Olmsted. has
oeen the guest Of her sister, Mrs
lanes Rushing.
Geo ". Hayden Of Valley Recluse. /
was here shopping today.
Gaa. II. Bride Of villa Ridge, was /
n town this afternoon.
3 >. snider has the improvements /
p hls residence about completed.
fhe new roof a galvanized iron one /
-i@ finished and work will soon com
nonco n new cistern.
Roy =. Phares, formerly of this
'ity and for years rector Of st. Peters
Episcopal church, is circulating
mong his numerous friends here. lie /
low resides at Poplar Bluff, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
PRINCE LEOPOLD DEAD.

befiln, June Prince Leopold Of
liofenzollern, aged 70, died here 70.
DAY The prince, who Is cousIn -
emperor William and had been visit.
ing his son, Prince william during
,he Festivities at the wedding OF lhe
crown FRINGE and Duchess Cecilia
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
The PoPE's REPRESENTATIVE
nece'ved BY President Roosevelt Who
Wishes Him Well.
1"'e ~'l0IM.b S1ytsy,m 10 a &syyA

washington, June s.president
roosevelt received d call today from
Archbishop Francis Albin symon "a
Noine, personal representative Of the
pope and special papal visitor I'd tie
United States authorized to inyesti.
sape conditions Of the Polish Catholic
churci IN America with reference n
ehe creation Of additional blshoprics
lor the branch Of the Catholic church
ihe president expressed desire 10
archbishop symon that he convey "a
lhe pope his sentiments or esteem
friendship and good VIII He hona,t
that the archbishop's visit
g me United States might prove.
pleasant and profitable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
An Easy Rlacksllder.

When Preacher Hartley takes his place
MP tells Of truth an right,
OF love, an all His sayin' grace.
An heaven shinin' bright.
NY heart gets full. an | resolve
TO 60 the marrow way.
An could do 1t. too, IL he
Couid preach his sermons right at me
Each minute in the day
--I'~tras T"ihune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
Uncle Eben's Wisdom.

M ~ trouble wifi some mighty smart
men, said Uncle Eben, IS dat when
q opportunity comes along. dey does
W much mental arithmetic about II
dat its clean gone pas befo' dey gits
40 answer. - Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
sHiPe ARE lNTERNgp.

washington June s-cover,o,,
wright has cablei Secretary TAFT or.
hc'a,iy notifying him that the orders
q inc president regarding the Ru-.
san ships In Manila bay has been car
ried oui. s-.-T. II :" -
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

girls. II you want red lips. laugh
,hg eyes, sweet breath and good
w, ,ooks use Hollister's Rocky Mountain
lea. The greatest benutiiler known
e. cents, Ten or Tablets. u a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

70 Join the Greater Cairo Building q
Loan association. IN you don't. YOU
VIII always regret Il. Glass "A. J2 cents
per month; class d, 800; class q.
one single payment OF $500 per share
o. da'A % Issue. For further Informa,
ton call on .ss .,'s
M. C.METz0ER.
f Secretary.
Twentieth ana washington Avenue,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
RE~glTTVe.sa
sl.lsl.lls gl
LIABILITIES.
STATE or II,TiNrrE

STATE or II.LlNUIE.
Cnnnty of Alexander w.,
4. y. Aisthorpe, president of Enterpriaa
statement " true, to the lest 81 INV knnysl~
edge and belief. 60" 81
a.A..-n.. y, a ArsTHohPx, President
4 oupsc,ipea and sworn III before ma this 1th.
wv ss. VI June. isob EMMA nj IIIRY,
isHah'l Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
Ames. Had Bad Day.

score e.
fitlshnre. June s.--Ames met his
first defeat of the season, oeptrlbutr
ing much 10 the loss Of the game him.
self
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
No TsI.l
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
City National Bank.

~ Gairo, In the State of IiIinois III the rtoas
ifl Of business. May xs,5isos. s''1''S
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
REPORT OF THE CONDITIONS
or
The Enterprise Savings Bank.

Az CAIRO, State o. Illinois. before me co.a-
m.encsment Of business on ths sist s,sv IN
f nan2yaA ayVos ~ made to the Auditor n
pursuant 10 law u anshoaH'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
RH.E

Score R.H.E.
washington ....5.......+.... 6 10 A
Detroit III /
Batteries Hughes and Heydon;
Donovan and Drill.
Score R.H.E.
htai1iphia s.s.stss,s.5.#.s..., D y u
Chicago. ..... .s 3 4
Il batteries IN Powers and Schreck;
Patterson. White and Mcfarland.
Score R,H.E.
A'oSsoh st .t'..ts.. tt...5...... u 4.
''At A1uEs $3.50 s..-g. ....5.. h i
Batteries Gibson, Winter and Crl-
Eer; Glade and Sugden.
Score ri IT. ne
wv ioFk .tt+t.s.t..., .5...s.s4s u I'll
49, '1hihu .....st,s., s...*..s.ss5.
Batteries Cheshire and Kleinow;
Moore and Buelow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
THE NATIONAL GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
sunerhas Were Easy

Cincinnati, June S.-The locals had
no trouble defeating the sitors to.
daN errors aud poor fielding aiding
greatly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09
PhiIIies L4it Hard.

ST Louis June SThielman was
Knocked out of the box in the fourth,
kelium succeeded him aud Jared
slightly better.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

49,. igf Mayor.
Arrest Z, A. Hatcher, City Clerk.
Published in the Cairo Bulletin
May 10. 1906. stus
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-09

Il Batteries ~ Powers and Schrecl
Patterson. White and Mcfarland.
, 1905-02-14
Pro oltrl OF Courtsli c

When does courtship hetin? n
the moment when a man first wryt-
his affinity? At the tine wheH ".
realizes that the only girl IL
world is his affinity? Or at the I'm
when he determines to let her gg--i
his views on the subject?
This delicate question was rEis-
III the English probate and divorce
court. The president. Sir Fl ncil
Jeune, was compelled to admit that
the solution was beyond him.
The point was raised in this way
A young man named George White.
head was asking the court to declare
that the Scotch marriage between his
parents was valid.
His mother. Mrs. Whitehead, way
called as a witness in support of his
case. and gave evidence about her
courtship. which began. she said, in
the gardens that flank Princes street
in Edinburgh.
How long had your husband been
counting YOU when he proposed to
yen" asked counsel.
Mrs. Whitehead hesitated, finding
the query hard TO answer, and the
president came to her rehcue.
Can anyone say that" he re.
marked Il 5Guht il a maj knows him.
self whcn he first begins 10 court q
girl"
, 1905-02-14
OLD AMERICAN ALTAR
BUILT BY, ORDER OF coRTEz
CENTURIES AGO.
One at Tlascala Antedates by Many
Years Those Of jamestown and
Plymouth Rock-Banner Given A.
lies by Great conqueror.

Many Americans with the two his
torical dates 1907 and 1920 firmly fixed
in their minds may be surprised to
learn that for nearly a century before
the days of jamestown and Plymouth
Rock Christian affairs had been stand.
ing on this side of the great waters.
The daring Spaniards followed close
after the great discovery, says a writ
er in the Pilgrim, and braved the seas
in scare of treasure. So it was that
the intrepid Cortez marched upon
Montezuma's capital after burning his
ships behind him at Vera Cruz. Here
at Tlascala. twenty miles east of Mex
leo City. Cortez found staunch allies.
Their four chiefs he baptized from a
huge black lava font. Each of these
rulers had a key to the great treas
ure chest, which can still be seen, an
enormous affair having four locks.
Here is also shown the banner Cor
tez carried in his conquest and after
ward presented the Tlascalans for
their loyalty. 1t is about ten feet long
and forked at the end; its fine and
heavy silk was once a beautiful GRIM
son.
The Tlascalans have again and
again refused almost fabulous sums Of
tered for il OF behalf of Spain. These
natives throughout the country cling
with a wonderful tenacity to any such
relic, for in their eyes it is supremacy
sacred. At the time of CorteZ, Tlas-
Gala vas an important city. Charles
V. of Spain, signed the grant of arms
to the city, while Phillip II. affixed his
signature to the city charter at BARGE
Iona, May 10, 1856.
The church of San Francisco, the
original one built by order of CCrtcZ,
is in good preservation. having BEEF
well cared for. On the pulpit in the
chapel is found this unique inscription,
"Aqui tubo principle ell Santo Evan
CELLO ell este neuvo mundo." Here
the holy gospel had a beginning in the
new world. Like the interior of all
Mexican churches, this chapel is high
ly decorated, being especially rich in
elaborate statues.
T~lascala is the capital of the state
of the same name, which happens to
be the smallest commonwealth in the
Mexican union. The city now num-
bers 1000 inhabitants, while the great
err part of its public buildings show
there is no progress and very little re-
pair.
, 1905-02-14
ALMOST ENDED.

-,
Inc ies'si"'"'e HAS entered upoi'
'he '"s' "eeN Vi us oeI'oe'a''ohs
ia'ion mas 'ne "oih oeen hep' NY %
well Al inc ehd Vi l"s' week LIE
"'es VI INC TWO houses were PRAGUE
'es'sia''oh' except 'ne general app'o
pr'a''oh DILL mas oeeh passe"'
Inc iahd Dill mas peeh passed. lhis
p'il was 'h''oo"ceu by senator ha'io
U, weston county ana nlas oe resaro'
I" as 'he hiost important measure vi
'he SESSION. IL 'o'so''o"'es 'he l"iio
p"'ihess anu l'"'es 1t III ohe ohiee
, 1905-02-14
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IA. 1905.
CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED.


In the news columns of this paper
will be found special kilograms from
Cheyenne in relation to an important
action OF the Wyoming legislature, ex,
pressing full confidence in Senator
Francis E. Warren. This action was
taken by an almost unanimous vote.
there being only two votes against it
in the senate. Messrs. Keister and Sui
livan being absent and Mr.. Bramel
asking to be excused from voting.
Senator's Rogers and Harvey. demo,
Gratis, Were the opposition.
This is the feeling throughout the
state. Those who have given the mat
tiers at issue any attention have stood
squarely with Senator Warren. They
know the object of the resolutions Vas
to gain a little cheap notoriety and
condemn the author and the purpose.
even the vast majority of self respect,
ing democrats %deprecate such tactics,
and Senator Keister has consequently
done himself and his party irreparable
injury.
, 1905-02-14

lacks upon Senator Warren; hat the
articles for both the Post and the Re
publican YER written by staff CORE
spondents sent to Cheyenne for the ex.
press purpose of handling the matter.
He says, The Denver Republican and
News stories rave Mr.. Warren the
best of it, as they should rightly do"
The Republican is very glad TO know
Mr.. Walker was not responsible for
the outrageous insinuations, filings and
inuendoes printed by the Post. but had
been informed that he vas personally
conducting the Post staff correspond
ent about Cheyenne and giving him
such poisonous pointers as lay in his
power. We cheerfully and fully apollo
gize to Mr.. Walker for installing his
attitude in the matter.
, 1905-02-14
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only n way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by an in
AIMED condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
is infiamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when 1t is
entirely closed, deafness Is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de.
stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth.
ing but an inflamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness (causei by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls catarrh cure Send for circulars,
free.
j.. F. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for consti.
patton.
, 1905-02-14
Why Not See Mexico?

Forty-eight hours travel will take
you from the cold clustering northern
winter to a land of sunshine and flow
ers. What Egypt and India are to the
old world, Mexico is to the new. "a
land of white sunshine, redolent with
flowers; a land of gay costumes
crumbling churches, and old converts
a land of kindly greetings, of extreme
courtesy, of open, broad hospitality
It was more than enough to revel ir
an italian sun. lighting up a senii-trop
ical land; to look up to white-cappe'
peaks, towering into blue; to lool
down upon wind-swept plains, encir-
cled by ragged chains Of mountains:
and to realize that today, in its varied
scenery, costumes. architecture, street
life, canals crowded with flower lader
boats, market plazas thronged with
gaily dressed natives, faded church in
teriors and abandoned converts, Mex
leo is the most marvelously pictur
esque country under the sun A trop:ca'
Venice, a semi -barbarious Spain, a new
Holy land For rates and information
write
T. E. FISHER
G. P. A. C. G S. Ry.
Denver. Colo.