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The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

We can live fatsver II ve ct ths
'r1sht thingB. But who wants to spend
eteeAity 6etting up ID the morning and
Gpins % bed at sishtf
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

= WRITER n ~ New York olobs
enys r4attsr by IT. structure and a..
tapgeme4t = the cause of thodgAt.
Wonder what started the matter to
;tuln out this profound thoueht
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

\ Dasticularly bad man Il described
- cno who knew all The laws Of night
lytng 40 lidn't obey ons q then.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

I eeesas 5 littla irouicai ii n 1co.
reaesfhs plenty of fss6h III.
~ Qotacor sxere1se . ia
wIlsn - manx un16gfun.
Il qeks their 1lt1n9 1aS1)sly
1keedsely fkoss ds,jS 4.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

n. 0in1ra lGltcAeli x Chieaes
(1ye TIT evsrytpdy nesds tWe veea-
H. . -. Only tWo3
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

- podgellctae divorce case has
Sgnek ~ CITY of New York 81, 900. M
~ en6 e not yet We can hss3iy
lllaspe the Hsople q New York ~
1tning he opinion that ihs seaxl-
~ - not worth tho pfice, q
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

u chasactsf hsd I Paris Isbsl aad II
an4no9o cot mooey how eager ~
Neq11 - % posssss them.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

- : beea teSse4 fsnn u
!! N = sik
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

A. nev : vssnsA eubnasips boas
- aog1oelr6te6 thh& tha nane was
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

c1ieaeo b % bavs > e5eo,aeo sekoo1
oor eeeks. 1hs puplls Aass ~ -
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

n Je1s.es dossa3 Sosn Ifl1s1y -
sstise VIA ~ faro aAJtaashiR asy-
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

sleogs ls111y : sa9eees - u
ll4cns1ats hsvs ~ ~ q hin.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

COV8s WHO VIZ BWS8tSQ BU0 U28 OeSu
Identified ss an accomplice Of the man
Who recently attempted to assassi-
nate former Governor Nisscjedon.
Two German scientists announce
tho discovery Of . new anaesthetic
having AL the virtues Of cocaine, with
out the latterss secondary Ill effects.
The new substance II called ally!
pine It deaGens pain hy ktal Appli-
cation. and does not contain poison.
A big convention Of policy holders
for the purpose Of demanding an IN.
vestigntion Of the aifairs OF every LIE
Insurance company Ia the country ID.
the aim Of the Iroqu0is Club OF Chi
cAg0, which has taken the initial step
toward starting Z national movement.
N. bernhard s. schwartx Of San
Ffancisco, late deputy grand master
.of the Knights cf Zion, . branch OF
tho federation Of American Zionists,
has forwarded i communications to the
xiouist congress now IN session 1t
Bash. Switzerland. urging that m Az
peal b. made to the pQWers to JOIN ii
concerted action to prevail upon the
|8nltnn - Turkey to festose Palestine
- the Jews. IS 81,
The Topeka pension agency, which,
handlsa the business of Mtssouri, KAN
-, Colorado, New MexlcnA Indian TER
x4tssy md Oklahoma, hAs misses pan.
6i6nefs "a the rolls. = net loss Ot z51,
~ ~ yeAxs The total 6fo4s lpss was'
e;0a1, oe which 1.foe Wofe dne 70
11ofhe. The number of 9paniah Wnx'
:Se<ireI1za1d NJ piyil WNf Widows -.
u 6e& tAe rl&e ~ death nf Civil
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04


38th. The camp win b pitched In
many years pastor of the 6t. James n.
association. aud MAI. I. Milton WIZ
worker. will be the leadin6 preacher.
There are several civil services ex.
a1nfnations scheduled at penver n
August for positions 70 be nlled On the
PanamH canal. Applic9& 9&tnns toe rod
man, SALARY 1ss per month. must b On
de BY August 18th. and A1nmlnAtiona
como the 18th and 13fh Nxamina-
lions for bOckeeperes rome August
16tks and The appliee etl0na xnpst 6e on
ale ~ The 3Qth. aS1Aries 800 % &t2S
par month. The e0vernnnent wants :
stenoerapher who 60 zenelAts and
speak 9pan1sh fog H. M1Athoaqs ser-
yics at aAA {nans fnIto sico The ~
~ = t7t q month. u 81: III Il. II \. Il
Couaty 5p1es 1esse n. IeNia u
lfIn6fal c6unfy Had ~ G4oe6S 1nly
IA n tke ttxtS Mid Seox ~ hls 6Ses
H N6s 54xxfk6 hl6 tlill1 tofm ~
ce11f1 5e1Ge yudks LleN1s o11ae to
Cre t1 1874 A ssl ~ teystes
1ase !itcl - pxor ok "
- IsssE 4 ~ z.s,sssr -
IN & ~ L 3 4 = i II Is Ia ~
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04


DOL ORES STAR
= 1no11lno1 Wes1ay.
- - es'ssr sco -. -; IS skno
I51lnss ->e.ee pss Yenf.
zoopp la1evy \ @Gooe ~ ~
Qlecn.1a>v hsvs ~ ~ q hin.
~ Je1isss dossas - Ilku1y =
sstise VIA ~ fsro c1aNDt Dtaaship asy-
c1xeaeo b % bavs = e5eo.a ~ sehool
~ epeks. 1hs Dupfe hess - heen
A. nev . vssneA subnasips boas
- aoq1netrlte6 dat ID nane vas
Nou teofoVed.
NJ ciHura laltcAell q Chieaes
1aye t1nt evsfybpdy nesas tWe 49,
- . yeof Only tWo3
= &
r. eha4actef had Z Paris 1absl ara II
h1nlnees epot mooey how eager ~
Neu14 - - posssaS them. s
- - - = 4 ~ = q
\ Dasticularly bad man Il described
- cno who knew al he laws of night
1ytng 40 lidnt obey one q then.
4 maa IA Bowling 0rsss was ansd
S1t for kissing another naa. It ought
p have ben elto-0hio etase yolr-
nal q. = S
wisard Burbank expscts to produce
q tomato that viii taste Ike fruit. But
fruit u abundant and Why spoil the
tomatof 6
says Kate Bury @Thsrs ars many
AmericaA 3okes at which Engiistmen
DO mot laugh" sun they do catch on
occasionally.
ms Chinese invented eunpowder
ead nov some people ere worrying
Tor fear that the Japanene viii show
them how to ne Il.
We can live frsver Il " esk tie
r1ght thingB- But who wants to spend
seteeAiky eetting up ID the morning and
Gpfng % bed at nishtf
81 - - : q
4 Chleaeo insuranus man hos fail-
~, with 1fahilities of @3g5,elS ana ~
ests o1 $3.50. There q no accounting
1ee The turns that genius sonstimes
- Il d alleged that the mutineers of
the KhiAx potemkine got eS50, 900 out
- fhe var ships stsoae bon. THIS
may acocunt for their eaesrness to %
ashore. s. :
A MenaDhis paper ssys that : ''lGll-
waukee man h trying to brew foams
less beeF. Well. thsre aro :spieof
experts who can draw glass of beer-
Iess foam.
Miss Booze Of Pennsylvante Il suing
. prsechsF for breach Of promise. xhs
head of the Boose hmily seldom has
any trouble getting men to keep their
prpmises q ndelity. :
II : : - ----- --- s's
The newark IN. - young man Who
shot = girl because she had failed 20
invite him to = party must have been
oven more anxious than most ladies
are to ~ Into society. 4
Antomobils goggles afe worn BY I
xsnch 3od1sy. We may yet see the.
sidsrs eauipped with gogglss and .
bora. 10 eay nothing OF having their
colprs perfnmed with henxins.
s ------ z,
= scientist Il Washington thinks
that Set anImlls wfll 20 to heaven,
And that dog viii accoupany his
le1tef there. Bat suppose the master
eoes y The pthsr "A 4 Ppor do9i
81, ~.
e Nx1tef IL thss New York alobe
Nys r11attsr by IT structure and q.
tapGene4f y the cause of thougAt.s
WoaA1r what started The matter TO
tuVA oct this profound thought
rhe Toledo nlads thinks ..ths INST
6isahiD li1s ffom tie Earth 10 Mars
y lfkaay t. hAxs Tr1edo 9 = farni-
nal. Seems probable. Ths airship
Mtli staxt fDr Mars and Acp back To-
= FhfladeipAia sirl kfIisd mad dog
With MI 1ttc1 one stxoap6 bein6l
ian1a ae3sne. XEpeft gotferS will, h0H;
:eyex. ~ shocked when 4 u Sdded that
Asr stance was pooe ard hsr address
ynfker awkward 3
COY: stokss x NV Jsrsey partooh
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

: s: i $; ~;
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
800 Reward. 500

Inc readers of this paper will he
pleasea 20 learn that there is at laast
one dreaded disease that science 'I hae
peen aole to cure in all its stages ana
.hat IS catarrh. Halls Catarrh Gn. anu y
.ne only positive cure now know :, y
tne medical fraternity. catarrh 20
ing a constitutional disease. raant De.
q constitutional treatment nan.s
oatarrh Cure is taken intern,,,a nall,s
ing directly upon the blood ana act
aous surfaces of the system, thara nu
a lest the foundation Of t tha coy
"a sase' ana giving the patient stranu us.
oy building up the constitnt strength
assisting nature in doins -. and
= me proprietors have 50 much molk'
mt n It's curative powers that tIav l al
une Hundred Dollars for ' aey oller
that it fails to cure. Send fa any case
testimonials. u iof list of
Toledo, Ohio. & co.
Sold y druggists, 75c.
na tane Hall's Family Pills for con.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Very Low Excursion Rates to San
Francisco, Los Angeles Port
land, Tacoma Seattle. etc.

Via the North Western Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold from all
stations to Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle daily and to California points
August 20, 30 and 81, September -
3, 4, ., y, ID, IA, 26, 81 and IS, with
favorable return limits, on account
OF various meetings. Two fast trains
to the Pacific Coast daily. 1.-THE
Overland Limited %(elecric lighted
throughout less than three DAYS en-
route. Another fast train is "Tbe
california Express with drawing
room and tourists sleeping cars,
The best of everything. For ate
tickets, ETC., apply to age nts Chicago
y North-W estern R'y. sos
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. William

lbcih4
Everrod. on September sth. a son.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Forde died Monday morn
ing of cholera infantum. Services
we're held at the residence of the pa
rents and burial was made at River
side cemetery.
]. NJ. Cheatham is in Minneapolis
attending the reunion of the old
First Minnesota Light Artillery in
which he served during the Civil war.
Mr.. Cheatham will also visit his sons
and daughter who now reside in Min
neapolis.
lThreshers claim that the record
made by Frank Rapp is a notable one.
In half a day he threshed 1910 bush
els of oats. The work was done for
Henry Phillips adjoining town. and
the yield was over 60 bushels per acre
-Groton Herald.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs c.
n. Ferry died at Ipswicy Monday and
was buried there that afternoon.
Mrs. Ferry is said to be seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry had arranged to
move to this city, where Mr.. Ferry
succeeds the late Chas. w. Hermance
as abstracter of the Coe & Howard
Abstract Co., and part of their house
hold effects had been sent here. They
will complete their removal to Aber-
deem as soon as Mrs. Ferry's condition
permits.
George G. Ernst and the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad have
reached 40 agreement in regard TO
the piece of land the latter desired
for their reservoir west of the city
By the agreement Mr.. Ernst deeds
the Milwaukee practically q acres Of
his quarter and they deed him a
quarter across the track. less % acres
winch they retain, and he pays them
$3.50 for the difference. IL other
words. he pays them $3.50 for ll6
acres as the quarter they deed him
contains l65 acres. Mr.. Ernst ex-
poets to improve his property in the
spring and will devote considerable
time to raising chickens and fruit.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
CITY AND COUNTRY.

DR.. G. F. Holmes was down from
Hecla Monday.
James Heating is taking a long de-
ferred vacation in Minneapolis this
week.
List your land and city property
with the GOODWIN LAND Co., corner
of Second Ave. and Lincoln St. ind
Miss Alma Hougan of Wilmot and
Miss Rose Schmidt, Of Selby, have
registered at the Aberdeen Business
College.
A. A. Woodward joined the frey
hunting party at Waubay Sunday
night and remained with them for
several days.
The temperature got down to 81
Sunday night and a light frost was
reported from some parts of the
county but no damage was done.
Prof. w. E. johnson of the North
ern Normal returned on the Monday
morning Northwestern train from sew
eral days hunting in the vicinity Of
of Hecla. He had a pleasant visit at
the farms of Z. a. Norton and Geo.
SO. Shank, and met many of the form
er Normal students.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Half Ratest to South Dokota State
Fair at Huron

Via the North Western Line. Exc,r.
sion tickets will be sold at one fare for
the round trip, Sept. 9 to Is. limited
to return until Sept. Is, inclusive
Apply to agents Chicago & North.
Western R'y. S1s
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Halt Rates to Corn Belt Exhih;.
ton at Mitchell. s. n

Excursion tickets via the North.
western Line will be sold at one fare
for the round trip, Sept. Is to 30. in.
elusive, limited to return until Oct. }
inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago 3
Northwestern R'y. COZ
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Very Low Rates to Richmond
Virginia.

Via the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold Sept. 5 to u.
inclusive, with favorable return lin,
us, on account of Farmers National
Congress. Apply to agents CHICAGO 8,
North Western R,y. cie
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08

Honie prepared to stay several davs
DIS you VIII be taken care of in a royal
manner, as the citizens have throw
open Their homes, and every u can
secure good bed for so cents or if a
room with a bath is desired in a on;ot
tan npornooa where a man wishes to
1ake his wife to be away from al
nolse' the college dormitory is the
pace to go, but there the nrico u;,,
81 per occupant. WIN
ok bands of music have been on.
saeeu' inc the air will be filled Win
music, and "the cares that infest tSa
and silently steal away.n ''oS
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
LAST CALL TO STATE FAIR
Next Week the Crowds Go to
Huron-Best Fair Ever Held

Reports from all parts Of the state
are all the same, 1--WE never have
/ heard 50 much State Fair talk before
as we have this year Every one
within the state appears to believe
that it will not only be a record break
er in attendance, but that the exhibits
Of products, live stock and works OF
art, will far surpass any exposition OF
the same character that has ever been
held within the state.
The amusement features are all ar
ranged for, and there will be no tire
some waiting between heats, for some
thing will be going on all the time
from early morn till dewey eve. One
of the attractive features will be an
Indian village. composed of 800 full.
bl0oded Sioux Indians, who will be
encamped upon the grounds. They
will give their native war dances in
costume, and sell their curioS and
elaborate bead-work. The squaws will
play their native game of Skinny, and
the Crow Greek Indian base ball club
will be matched against the strongest
club IN the state. A herd Of native
bison is something that every one
should see before they become eX-
tinct.
An exciting feature will be a Lad
les Amateur Relay race of . miles,
changing horses every half mile. This
will be run every afternoon for purse
of $3.50.
III racing program is given below,
and amusing features will be pulled
OFT between heats:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
Iwo-year.old trot or pace for
horses bred or owned in South
Pony running a c y mile and
repeat......, %
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
-.1o UioU. . $50
10 pace................... -. $50
Pony running race i. mile and
repeat. "a
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l4ru
o.1O p.no
oa ...... $50
~ o.o''.' SOC
Running mile and repeat.... 1M
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
$50
free lot all pace or trot..... 1mo
Running mileand repeat.... 10
NOme prepared to Stav Sayor,, -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
DR. GEO. p. DIX
Phone green Al
All4 OfflCe.3e RNslev Rla.l

Does only first class work. win g;ua
9 alscount Of from 10 to 50 Der Cent.
Tor the next 60 days. All work WarD
ranted as represented. war
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08

There is no reason on earth why
you should not give your family all of
the educational advantages enjoyed
by others. You can afford it and they
are entitled to it. Why do you work?
Simply to provide for those depen-
dent upon you. Don't put it off until
they are able to look out for themsel-
ves. They will be away from home
then and you will not enjoy life half
as much. Make home pleasant.
They'll stay with you much longer.
"a musical education is very import
ant and it is a passport into the best
society at all times. You had better
procure either a Piano or an Organ
now. You have promised your family
an instrument and we are prepared to
furnish it at factory prices and on ex-
tremely easy terms. Call on us or
write us today for catalogues, prices
and terms. It won't cost you any
thing and you are under no obliga-.
tions to buy. We are distributors for
the factories and will make a PROPOSE
tiOn that will be of interest to you
whether you buy or not. Do not
imagine that the $4,000 Piano is the
only grade we handle as we have
dozens OF different makes Of high
grade instruments, some even less
than $50, 90 and some costing q great
deal more. Write us today.
JOHN MACARTHUR 8 SON
PIANO TEMPLE"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
LUCAS GOES 10 sHREvEsPoRT.
He VIII Bring Back Charles Estis
Wanted for Burglary.

Sheriff Lucas left for Shreveport.
La. this morning after Charles Estis
who is under arrest in that city await
ing the arrival of the officers from this
county who have a charge of burglary
against him. Estis is tina youth who is
wanted for a series of robberies which
have occurred at ROssville during the
past year Considerable of the stolen
plumber was recovered bv the officers
at the home of the boys father who has
since been arrested on a charge of re-
ceiving stolen property.
When the officers decided that Esstis
was the man they wanted for the rob
berry they went to the home of his par
ents but were seen by the boy as they
approached the house @~d he made his
escape and has been in hiding since. At
the time of his escape the country was
flooded by Sheriff Lucas with photo
graphs and descriptions of the fugitive
The Topeka State Journal also pub
lished a likeness of the young man with
the story of his crimes. One of these
papers fell into the hands of the police
at Shreveport and was the cause of his
Identification and arrest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
FUNERAL WILL BE SIMPLE.
Old Employees of Mr.. Wilder win Be
the Pail Bearers.

The funeral of Edward Wilder,
which takes place on Saturday after
noon at o'clock from the house, will
be very simple. Owing to Mr.. Wilder's
oft expressed distaste to anything in
the funeral service bordering on dis
play, the service will be held at the
residence instead of in a church. Real
izing, however, the extended interest
felt in him and fearing that many
might be put to discomfort at this sea
son of the year on account of the linn
tied capacity of the residence, it has
been decided best that only the in
innate friends of the family and those
who have been closely associated with
Mr.. Wilder in his public and private
interests attend the funeral. An
erroneous report was circulated that
there would be nvitations-naturaIly
none will be issued.
Rev. Dr. S. S. Estey, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. will be in
charge of the service. He will read the
service Of the church of the New
Jerusalem, known commonly as the
SwedenbOrgian faith.
The pail bearers were chosen from
among the men who have worked with
Mr.. Wilder in the treasurer's Office for
years They are as follows: A. O.
Wellman, James Moore E. l. Cope
land, A. D. Gray, S. F. Dawson, J. D.
Walker
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22

Francis E. Barnett, age SIS years,
died on Thursday night at the Santa
Fe hospital of pneumonia The body
was sent to Kansas City today for in
terTnent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
CLEAN OFF THE WALKS.
City VIII once More Try to Enforce
the Law.

It may cost you from So to $50 if
you leave your sidewalks covered over
with ice or snow This is according to
the new ordinance passed by the city
council during July of this last sum-
mer. Last winter the city had an ordi-
nance but it was unconstitutional and
tn erefore the street commissioner
could not enforce it except by moral
suasion. The city charter act up to this
last winter did not grant the authority
to pass an ordinance of that chara cter.
Written notices must be served on all
property owners who neglect after a
period of twenty-four hours to remove
the snow or ice This certainly will
mean a whole lot of trouble, said
Street Commissioner Ramsey with ref
erence to the written notices. 1T will
take the whole of.ny street force to de-
liver them. I have to do this before I
can proceed to arrest anyone"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
CUTS OUT BUSINESS.
The President win Devote Holiday
Season to Enjoyment.

Washington. Dec. 22-In accord
ance with his custom, President
Roosevelt will observe the holidays by
making no engagements TO receive
visitors or callers next week unless
they have the most urgent official
business to bring to his attention
During the week he VIII spend as
little time in the executive offices as
possible. 1t is his expectation to spend
hours each day in the open air in
preparation for the arduous winters
work ahead of him. It is not unlikely
that even the two cabinet meetings
may be dispensed with next week, al
though that has not been determined
definitely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
BELMONT HAS ALL.
Buys Ryan's Interest in the Metro
pOlitan Street Railway.

New York. Dec. pa consolidation
of the subway. elevated and surface
traction lines of Manhattan island is
believed to be probable as a result of
the sale of the interest of Thomas F.
Ryan in the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way system to August Belmont The
Metropolitan system includes practical
ly all of the surface railroads on the is
land and Mr.. Belmont is president Of
the Interborough Rapid Transit com
pany which operates the elevated roads
and the subway. The price paid for the
Ryan stock IN the Metropolitan was not
made public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
Now DaiIv for salt Lake.

salt Lake City, Dec. ga peculiar
provision in the articles OF incorpora-
ton of the International Republican
company, formed to issue a thlrd
rnor6ing paner in Salt Lake is that
the Stockholders shall observe the
birthday of Abraham Lincoln by an
annual meeting and that their paper
shall publish all the addresses made
on that occasion. The company is
Capitalized at 500. 600. Albert E.
Blunck. formerly a publisher of La
fayette. Ind. is president Of the new
company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
HovERs ABOUT FREEzING PoINT.
Weather Is cool and Ideal for Holiday
Tisee

The temperature has remained uniform
throughout the day. This afternoon the
sun came out from benin dthe clouds af-
ter hiding since o'clock this morning.
With the clearing away of the clouds at 2
o'clock this afternoon there was a per
ceptible rise in the temperature from %
degrees to % degrees The weather indi-
cations say fair and colder
Z O'Clock .2sl12 o'clock ...........2S
O. CLOCK --.....---.27i12 o'clock ...........28
, c. CLOCK --...---...2S o'clock ...-...-...2 %
10 o'clock ...-......2S Isl 2 O'Clock .......-. 90
The wind at 2 o'clock was blowing from
the northwest at a rate OF 10 miles an
hour.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22

any of the passengers were received by
two women and it is not believed that
others injuries will prove fatal. One
of these women had several ribs
broken. The cause of the wreck is
given as the spreading of the rails.
About three hundred feet of the track
was torn up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22

Holiday tickets viii be sold on Dec.
2Srd to the regular territory and in
addition topoints as far east as Toronto
Wheeling, Buffalo and Pittsburp AT
rate Of one and one-third fare with re-
turn limit of 80 days
T. l. KING. C. P. A.
Revolution Imminent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
SNOW THREE FEET DEEP.
Rock Island Trains Stalled on Prairies
of New Mexico.

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. 22.-Three feet
OF snow has fallen on the prai-ies be-
tween Carrizozo and santa. Ross N-eI,-
Mexico, and Rock Island trains from
the east are snow bound. Two blows
are at work. The cuts are GlleI to
the level and drifts arc as higa as
some of the surrounding hills.