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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-30
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-30
u the Baby Is Cutting Iss,h

Be sure and nee that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. wlnslOws SOoth.
ing syrup. for children teething. 10
soothes the child, sOitrns the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind colic and 10
che best remedy for diArrhoeA. Twen-
sJ.hve cents a bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-30
April 20, 1906
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best and Most Popular.

Best and Most Popular,
Mothers buy IL for croupy children.
railroad men buy IL for severe coughs
and elderly people buy il for lsgrippe I"
say Moore Bros. Eldon. Iowa I'VE
sell more OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy than any other Kind Il seems
TO have taken the lead over several
other good brands" There 10 no ques-
ton but this medicine IL the best that
can be- procured for coughs and colds,
whether ia be- q child or al adult that
10 afflicted. IL always cures and cures
quickly. Sold by all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
WOmcn'S Silk
and Isle Gloves

We wish you could have been
in our receiving room when these
gloves were received. By actual
count there we're 212 boxes-2544
pairs. This is just the advance
shipment. They the best fab
ric gloves made and this store stands
back of them with a guarantee of
Satisfaction or Your Money Back ="
We have filed a window with these
gloves-you can see just what they
are.
AT Csc are women's gloves of SUI
perior Isle in black. white, mode and
gray and 2 clasp style, stitched
back, perfect fitting-we have these
gloves in all sizes-they're 0Rn
priced at GVV
AT soc are women's gloves of pure
silk with double finger tips-two clasp
style-alI sizes-colors are black,
white, slate and mode-splen- Enn
did gloves for pair VUU
AT Use are women's fine silk gloves
in black and white only-these have
double tips-two clasp style 7kA
at pair W
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
Wall paperS

The Kansas City store handles
as much wall paper in a season
as half a dozen of the largest
stores in Topeka. Buying such
a vast quantity Of wall paper
means the lowest possible cost
prices. This Topeka store gets
the benefit of all this, because
the Kansas City store shares all
such values with US. This To-
peka store gives you customers
the benefit of these low prices.
These are some of the prices for
Thursday:
AT 4c-Wan papers in white
ground, decorated with floral patterns
you would pay &c to &c a roll mora
for these in any single line store Al
price Thursday viii be roll 30
AT 5c-Black granite wall paper
this has a pattern-splendid paper
for the dining rooms and halIs-its a
paper you cannot buy elsewhere under
&c and SC per roll-Thursday RA
per roll UU
AT 4c-Wiu be granite wall papers
in plain colors only-these are used
extensively in dining rooms and libra
ries-they're full 80 inches wide
they will be on sale Thursday at A
per roll &G
AT 6c-Wall papers in pretty rose
decorations and stripe-a paper that
will go well in a bedroom-if you
bought it under SC in any single line
store it would be a big bargain-wilI
be sold special Thursday at CO
per roll DE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
S169
Drugs

CATLIN'S CELERY COMPOUND
a spring tonic-75c bottles soc.
LIEBIG'S BEEF, IRON AND
WINE-$1 bottles sac.
ROBUR-The guaranteed blood and
liver specific-S1 bottles 39c.
BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
75c bottles soc.
REX PINE. TAR AND HONEY
csc bottle for 15c.
DIR. MILES NERvINE-per bot
tie 81.
DIR. MILES NEW CURE for the
heart-bOttle 81.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOwER-75c
bottles for 6Oc.
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURES
bottle Use; soc bottle 4Oc.
P & W. Quinine-1-oz. bottle s9c
100 Empty Capsules-Sc.
DIR. LEPORTE'S SPECIAL
SYRINGE-The latest and best
$3.50 value S1.9S.
WATER BOTTLES 2-qt. size
guaranteed quality SEC.
EDGEWOODF FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
-2-qt. guaranteed quality-49c.
c o NJ BIN ALTON FOUNTAIN
SYRINGE-3-Qt. size - guaranteed
quality S1.0S.
BATHASWE ET-25c can for zoe.
CREME JOSEPHINE = Splendid
cold crean@25c Jar for 19c.
MOTH BALLS-at per pound &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
Mems Hats, S1.69

We believe that we have sold more
of these mems hats at S1.69 than any
other store in Topeka has sold of any
one Iine-wlay shouldn't we sell great
quantities of them when they're worth
$3.50? We're selling them so cheap
because they We're bought in this
stores own peculiar way, bought of
the maker in large quantities and the
spot cash was paid. Come in all the
new spring shapes and colors and all
s IS oai5 price S1.69
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
ChfIdren'S Hose

Children's ribbed hose Thursday
pair 1Oc-these are the Meteor
brand-they have double heel and
toes-very archaeological 12Hc
values-we viii have them on an
sale Thursday at pair HUI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

WILDE and
% al at
to
at a
right and it that sell them right
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

MEMS FINE DRESS SHOES-box
calfsSin, Welted soles-very handsome
and we'll made-stamped tsLudgate
SIS" on the sole-that means they
were made to sell at retail at IS a
pair, and we shall have them in this
sale starting tomorrow On GO
morning at 8 o'clock WAsV y
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
-Creedmore cut-capped toe-lace
style, with large eyelets-hand sewed,
double oak soles-regular retail price
is S3.50-tomOrrow they will be in
this sale at, per U0 en-
pair WGHVV
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
full stock-Creedmore cut with
pegged oak soles-same shoes cost
regularly $3.50 at wholesale-our
price in this sale is, O. 40
pair o lao
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
-congress-lace style-plain toe
very soft stock=shoes that sell at
wholesale for more than our price
Will be in this sale. CT no
pair % $50
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
they have capped toe and are seam
less-solid sole leather inso1es and
counters-these are extra good shoes
at S2.50-they're going to be priced
IN this sale at per 81 so
MEMS BOX CALF sHOEs-lace
with plain e-unlined-they're ex-
ira heavy Weight-have screwed soles
splendid work shoes-you pay reg
ularly s2.25 for this grade of shoes
our price in this big shoe O1 E0
sale will be, pair % 4uUV
MEMS WORK SHOES-satin calf
broad plain toe-tapped sole-shoes
that are solid as a rock-Worth $3.50
will be very special in W4 7E
this sale at per pair g4ud y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
$3.50 percaleS, 6Ac

These are suitable for women
wrappers and chiIdren's garments of
all kinds for spring wear-come tn
dark coIors mostly-black, reds, blues
and grays-full 81 inches wide-it's
as good a quality as you can buy in
anystore for 8 = e-on spe, 6hH
UNBLEACHED PILLOW CASE
Muslin AZ inches wide - splendid
quality that you would have to pay
15c for in other stores will be an
on sale Thursday at, yard ] AZ
A. c. A TICKING = Absolutely
feather proof-17c wouldn't be a
higher price than you've been paying
for this ticking regularly-will be on
special sale Thursday 0An
at yard G/&V
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-M yard
wide-this comes in short lengths-its
the same quality that sells at &c in
the yard Width-wiII be on sale n
special Thursday at per yard OG
CALICO-BIues and backbone
of this is in short lengths in
full bolts-worth up to &C regularly
Will be special Thursday at AHA
per yard &Z2G
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
seamless, capped or plain toe-un-
lined lace or ongress-strictly solid
throughOut-the regular price of these
shoes is $2.50-we are going to
have them priced less than whole
pair % $50
MEMS KANGAROO sHOEs-with
seamless vampszplain toe-lace-
shoes that sell regularly at $3.50 go
ing to be in this great shoe sale
starting tomorrow, at CO An
per pair WE&
MEMS WORK sHOEs-made of
strong Kangaroo stock-Creedmo
style-plain toe-dOuble Oak soles-
Goodyear welted soies-leather insoles
and counters-they worth every
cent of So. We are going to sell them
at the price most stores pay Gu ne
at Wholesale-pair DGuAV
MEMS ELK SKIN SHOES-these
are tan shoes in plain toe style-they
have double Oak welted soles-extra
good value at 81. 81 Just think what
in this sale, per pair $3.50
MEMS VELOUR sHoEs-Blucher
light weight-Goodyea welted soles
these are regular 81 shoes. in this
sale they vii be priced Un IN
at pair DEHVV
MEMS VICI OxFORDS with dull
kid quarters=light single soles-
tapped toe=regularly $2.75-they'r re
bargain at that-priced in Ct no
this sale pair ID AuJO
MEMS HEAVY SATIN CALF
SHOES-lace, capped toe-unlined-
extra heavy soles-these shoes are
strictly first quality throughout
they're worth $2.75-in Wn ne
this sale-pair WGuGJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
Housewares

GAS MANTLEs- ones-to-
morrow each &c.
TIN WASH PANS=smalI size
Remnant Day each SC.
LOT. PUDDING PANS-tin-rou
and deep-each &c.
GARDEN SPADES-short handle
kind=each soc.
GRANITE KETTLES blue and
white-2-qt. size-25c kind for ice.
UNIVERSAL BREAD MIXERS
medium size-heavy tin, with lid
each $1.98.
CAKE PANS-9-inch size=tin,
round and shallow-each &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
Hand-FOIded Chiffon
Hats, $1.69

These come in Gainsboro- a
large, attractive shape, that's
proving popular with our Gus
toners. The frames are covered
with fine quality hand folded
chiffon-colors are black, white,
brown and navy. Single line millinery
stores get $3.50 for the very same
hats. We will have them MA en-
on sale Thursday at each ID 4uUJ
TAILORED STREET HATS-soft
chip braid-edge is inlaid with plaid
braid in neat bright colors-these hats
are trimmed with straps of velvet and
ornaments they're worth 50, Thurs
day they will be priced nOn
at each 0OV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
Childrcn'S Shoes

In WILDE
shoes made with solid soles and nsoles
wen made stylish shoes
starts
g o'clock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

WOMEN'S SHOES-nnade of vici
kid stock-plain toe style-Congress-
soft flexible soIes-the regular price is
$1.75-in this sale they Wf9n
will be priced y 4a4 .
WOMEN'S FINE STRAP SANDALS
hand turned soIes-beaded vamps-
French heel-they're extra good val
ues at $1.50-our price in 400
this sale will be per pair OOU
wOMEN's STRAP SLIPPERS
hand turned soles-good ftting-bar-
gains at $15o-they will be very spec
ial in this sale CT m
per pair y 4sU .
WOMEN'S VICI KID SHOES-hand
turned soles-patent tips-lace-they
have dull kid tops-very neat shoes,
good $3.50 values in this CT no
big sale pair 4sV0
WOMEN's VICI KID OXFORDs-
made of soft flexible soIes=pIain toe
one of the most comfortable OK
fords made-solid all through-regu-
lar $3.50 grade that we will nOn
have on sale at pair OQO
WOMEN'S VICI KID OxFORDS-
patent tips-strictly solid-$1.5O would
be exceedingly low for such oxfords
we are going to have O0n
them on sale at per pair OOV
WOMEN'S VICI KID OXFORDS=
patent tips-Extension soles-good
and solid-1.50 Oxfords will F7fAA
be special at per pair 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05
WOmen'S Spring
Waists. S1.25

These are made Of India LinOn
they have three wide rows of
insertion and many rows of tucks.
down the front, six rows of tucks
down the back-full large sleeves
with fancy tucked puffs-fancy
stock collar-this is just one of
several styles We're selling at S1.25=
waists that you would pay $1.75 for in
other stores viii be on sale @ me-
tomorrow each % $40
WOAEEN'S SHIRT WAISTS made Of
fancy madras, gfnghams, lawns and
batiste. cOlors are brown, red and
black-neatly made and finished
waists with fancy tab stock collar
they're worth $1.25 and $3.50, 0ON
win be on sale Thursday each OOV
WOBIENS SHIRT WAISTS of
printed madras and percales-pretty
erays and tans-tucked over shoulder,
piped with black-have fancy stock
they're as good as any waist you ever
saw at 75c-you couldn't pay for the
making and buy the material for that
price-they viii be on sale RnN
Thursday at each Jul
WOMEN'S SILK COATS of black
taffeta and Deau de sOie-medium
engths-imitation collar - trimmed
with medallions and braids-have
large full sleeves-we know these
coats are just as stylish and just as
good as you would pay $40 for in an
Avenue store@will be on &c En-
sale Thursday at NUuUeB
WCNIENS BLACK BROADCLOTH
skirts in nine gore style-box plated
at gores-trimmed with buttons and
straps-they tucked in clusters at
the knee-sl1irts that are worth $40
viii be on sale Thursday WT 6h
at 8suUU
WOATEN'S COVERT COATS-For
spring-coats that we have been sell
ing at s5-95 and S6.95 regularly viii be
priced at S4.95 tomOrrOw-these coats
are made with stitched straps running
over the shoulder down the back and
front-one style is lined with satin
and the other with sateen-they
win be on special sale "a 0E
Thursday at 81 &uOV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

CHILD'S SHOES made of Kanga-
roo stock-very soft-capped toe-Iace
style-sizes 8 ~ to Irregular $1.25
values that Will be in this sale 7En
per pair ~
CHILD'S BOX CALF SHOES lace
with extension soles-fair stitched
well made-sizes 10 to 11k-these
are splendid values at pair $3.50 our
pr price ell in this sale will S110
MISSES vICI KID sHOES-witn
extension soles-patent leather tips
the regular price is s1.6o-our price
in this sale will CT NE
be pair 4uGU
CHILD's KANGAROO CALF
sHOES-with capped toe-lace style
made of soft stock=sizes 815 to
12-these $1.35 shoes are go 400
ing to be priced at pair JOO
BOYS VICI KID AND VELOUR
SHOES-these are very neat, stylish
shoes guaranteed first quality-they
sell regularly at $2.5O-the price in
this sale is going to CT en-
be pair 3 lsUJ
MISSES TAN OXFORDS-made of
good stock-they have low heel-cap-
ped toe-lace-$1.35 is the regular
price-our special price in this Omn
big shoe sale will be per pair OSV
INFANTS BLUCHER vICI KID
SHOES-patent tips-lace-sizes to
8-shoes that are a bargain at $1.25
will be sold in this sale R0A
per pair ISL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

MEMS WORK SHOES made of
heavy weight grain leather-they
Creedmore cut-have large eyelets-
you will pay 50 for such solid shoes
any where-our price in q 40
this sale. per pair 84s$O
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
Congress toe - solid half
double soles-they're extra good values
for $3.50 a pair-we're going to have
them priced in this sale at q 40
per pair W1uJC
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
-unlined-tapped sole-lace style
We are going to sell these splendid
shoes in this sale at less than they
sell at Wholesale O. IA
per pair W8aO$
MEMS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
plain toe-lace-Goodyear weIted
soles..regular SO values GO Of
in this sale per pair WGuGV
MEMS PATENT COLT SHOES
Butcher style with welted soles-made
over neat Iasts-these are fine dress
shoes-you would pay $3.50 for them
in any store in town-our price
in this sale will QG Al
be pair WGs80
MEMS vICI KID SHOES Butcher
style-English welted soles-capped
toe-good lasts-they're worth So
regularly-our price in GO 40
this sale per pair WGuI
MEMS SHOES of fine velour calf
stock-good weight-Goodyear weIted
extension soles-they sell regularly at
ssis pair this S2.69
MEMS SHOES made of vici kid
stock-capped re- lace-Goodyear
welted soles-strictly solid throughout
the regular price of these shoes is
pair $3.50 and $2.75-in Wa no
this sale pair @ auGO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

MISSES VICI OXFORDS with pat
ent tips-they're in stylish Iasts-very
solid and the kind that will wear
worth $3.50, our special price 40
in this big sale will be pair SOC
LITTLE GENTS OxFORDs with
patent tips-blucher style-these are
neat and dressy little Oxfords-regu-
larly $1.5o-but they will be Wa4m
cheap in this sale-pair 1s4V
INFANTS SHOES with patent
leather vamps-dulI kid tops-plain
toe style-lace-they're very neat and
dressy-reguIar 81 shoes. our no
special price will be pair ~
INFANTS vICI KID SHOES with
dull kid tops-patent vamps-laee-
they have soft single soIes-good 81
grade, we viii have them priced in
this sale at per Coo
pair UJG
CHLDs' STRAP SANDALS they
have turned soles-these are neat
always sell for s1-will be zoo
priced in this sale at pair TO
BOYS KANGAROO CALF SHOES
full stcck-solid soIes-leather in
soles and counters-frst quality shoes
in every respectfully sell for 81
T reg baiE price 81 AZ
CHILD's vICI KID SLIPPERS
light single soles-Southern tie-a
style that sells regularly at $1.35, will
be priced special in this nRA
sale at pair SJG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-05

WOMEN'S VICI OXFORDS with eX-
tension sOles-patent leather tips
very neat and dressy-the regular re-
tail price OF these oxfords was $1.75
our price in this mOm
sale pair OOV
woMENs STRAP SANDALS
plain opera toe and heel-one strap
with bucble-you cannot buy these
slippers in town for less than S1.35
our price in this 00n
sale pair sou
wOMEN's KANGAROO CALF
SHOES-lace ~ capped toe ~ strictly
first quality-they' worth $2-they
viii be priced in this sale Wd Or
at pair W1uGU
WOMEN'S VICI KID SHOES-lOw
heel-patent leather tips-made Of
very soft stOck-regular $1.75 shoes
that we are going to have O. IN
priced in this sale at pair - IA q
WOMEN'S VICI KID SANDALS
common sense toe me strap style
1and-turn soles-lot. neel-these easy,
comfortable fitting sandals will be
priced in this sale instead of nOA
$780, pair JOU
WOMEN'S VICI KID OXFORDS-
have light single sOIes-patent tips
Iace-very dressy oxfords to be sold
at least $1.75 for them in Qa IN
other stOres-pair Dbl y
WOAIEN'S VICI SHOES-patent
tips-Blucher style-splendid fitting
shoes that you would pay regularly
special price viii be pair b 4uGS
The Springfield herald., 1905-12-22
County News
Blaine Vicinity.

Dec. 81, 1905.
Miss Watson expects to begin
teaching at Konantz the day fol-
lowing Christmas.
Misses Anna Watson and Mar
garet Davis were looking over
the stock of Christmas goods last
Friday.
Miss Hanna Herbert has been
quite sick this week with scarlet
ina. She is some better ct this
writing.
Johnnie Jones, who is returning
to his home at Denver, accom-
panied his grandfather, J. 0. Da-
Wis, to the road.
Mr.. Grill went to Syracuse last
Wednesday. Mrs. Grill had been
quite indisposed for a few days
previous to that time.
At the Falk-Henneberg ranch
last Tuesday, sixty turkeys were
killed and prepared for market.
Mr.. f. took them to the road
next day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. M. Myers had
the great misfortune to have
their house and contents destroy
ed by fire last Tuesday during
the noon hour. They had just
driven to the Office for their mail
leaving John ard wife at the
house. The fire had gained such
headway on the roof before it
was noticed, that nothing could
be done to check it. ard there
was not even time after trying
it, to remove L-any things from
the kaiLing. A. couch. three
The Springfield herald., 1905-12-22
Christmas Program

Springfield. Dec. 25, 'o5.
The following Christmas program will
be rendered at the school house. Exer-
cises will begin at 7:3O p. m.
l. Opening Song, Welcome to the
King of Glory, by the Chorus.
2. Scripture Reading.
g. Invocation.
4. Address of Welcome, Olive Dem
ney.
s. Recitation-C Christmas Eve, John
ny Alexander.
6. Recitation, Christmas Dream,
Lewey Denney.
z. Song,-Hear the Christmas Bells,
by the Bray School.
8. Motion Play, Forrest Gordon. Ray
Knox, Ruth Homsher, Leona Shanks,
Ruby Allen. Lloyd Miscr.
9. Recitation, The Christ IL Born in
You,-Glen Denney.
10. Recitation, n,-Mistletoe and Hclly,
Ruth Homsher.
IL. Recitation, Hazel and Santa Claus.
Gladys Miser.
IL. Concert Recitation. Way up North
in the Land of Snow.
10. Recitation, Writing to Santa Claus,
James Shanks,
Ia. Song ,-Hark, How the Christmas
Bells, by the Chorus.
15. Recitation, Christmas in Norway,
Dewey Denney.
16. Recitation,-A Boys Protest, ,-Ros-
coe Kemper.
II. Recitation New Night after
Christmas Earl Whitaker.
Is. Recitation. The Joy of Christmas,
Effie Denney.
10. Santa Claus on the Train,-Jewell
Kemper.
20. Song, No Room for My Savior,
by the Chorus.
| 81. Recitation, Lookout Man,
Ruby Allen.
%. Recitation,-Baby's First Christ
mas, ,-Lottie Denney.
%. Recitation.-AT Tramp's Christmas,
Nellie Whitaker.
"a. Recitation,-A Week after Christ
mas, Earl Denney.
25. Recitation,-A Note to Santa Claus,
Lora Alexander.
26. Song. Joy to the Worldly the
Chorus.
27. Santa Claus Telephone, Roy Dem
ney.
29. Play Christmas at Skeeter Cor
ner, by 15 characters.
30. Recitation Old Roundsman' 3
Story, ,-Egbert Schneider.
81. Dialogue, ,-by S characters.
32. Distribution of Gifts-by Santa
Claus.
The above program is subject to
change.
puo. c Forrest Hall
f'os i'"' NoN'' N. G. Jones
The Springfield herald., 1905-12-22
County Officers.
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trrcc box delivery ou All routes
All mails closed Hvs minute. before leaving
'imc. SILAR T.. SPEcKMANS, i. Nj.
The Springfield herald., 1905-12-22
Construction Begun

The actual work of building
the Springfield-Lamar telephone
line was begun this week. j. l..
Petticrew and surveyor are
surveying the route, which for
the greater part follows the mail
road, and marking the places for
the poles. One car load of poles
is now enroute from Chicago and
as soon as they arrive the poles
will be set and the wire strung.
The Springfield herald., 1905-12-22
JAMES G.
Low Rates from Lamar

| Christmas and New Years Holiday
Rates for Students and Teachers. -
Round trip tickets may be sold in Colo
rado for one fare rnd points beyond
fare and one third Dates of sale
Tickets may be sold on closing day of
school and ore day thereafter but not
earlier than Dec. 10th nor later than
Dec. 25th. Final return limit Jan. 10.
1905. Certificates required from school
superintendent.
Golf Tournament, Mexico City, Mex
leo, January 1906. Rate one fare for
round trip. Dates of sale-January i
/ to 12, inclusive. Final return limit
Feb. 2a.
Christmas and New Years Holiday
Rates for the General Public. Rates
In. Colorado. one fare for round trip.
Other seates, one fare and third for
round trip. Dates of sale. Colorado.
Dec %, "a, 25, 30, 81 and Jan. l. Tick
cts may also be sold to Denver only
Dec. 2eth. Final return limit Jan. I'd.
Other states except Colorado, dates Of
sale, Dec. 20, %, "a, 25, 30, 81, and
Jan. ]. Final return limit JAM 4th.
Annual Meeting Arkansas Valley
Teachers Association, Pueblo. Colo,
! Dec. 1-2. One and one-fifth fare on
certificate plan, minimum attendance
SO. Tickets purchased going on Nov.
80, Dec. and will be honored for re-
turn at one-fifth fare under the rules,
on or before Dec. 6.
Home Visitors Excursion to Eastern
Territory. which includes principal and
intermediate points in Indiana. Ken
tucky, Ohio, western Virginia and the
lower peninsula of Michigan. Dates Of
sale, Nov. 9th. Rate one fare and one
third. Final return limit 81 days from
date of sale.
American Mining Congress, Ell Paso,
Texas, Nov. 14-1s. 1905. Rate $27. 10.
Dates of sale, Nov. 10, II, and IL. Fl
nal return limit Nov. 25 leaving El Pa
so. By deposit of ticket with joint
agent and fee of so cents before Nov.
16 tickets may be extended to Dec. rs.
1905. Side trips from El Paso to points
in Mexico and Arizona may be obtained
at one fare for round trip.