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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
BRITISH 10 BE oUsTED
Beers Plan to Occupy All Places I
81 the Civil Service.

JOHANNESBURG, April 1l.---Thc policy
,cf the Borrs In attempting to Dust as
many Enslishncn as possible from the
T'ransvdal was voiced yesterday by Mr..
SHUTS in a speech 1T Pretoria.
Mr. SHUTS emphasized thcsintcntion OF
the IIet Volk to cndeavor to rclnsale all
Beers who occupied positions in the civil
service before the war, s,5
Should they succeed, many Enslishmcn
who came here relying onsth belief that
their appointments would be permanent
Will he left stranded, as the Dutch fire..
qucntly allescthnt the civil service IS at
present orcrmnnned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
Rank in thn Roof.

LONDON. April II. Wortmen at
West Lnvlngton (Wlltshirc) who were
looking over some thatch taken from
the roof Of q cottage found n rusty
ing the date l715, which were valued
by the bnnk3nt $500 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
GERMAN GUNS DIRECTIVE
Rreech of One Bursts and Three Men
Are Killed.

4 PARIS, April 1i.--Telcgram from Snrre,
bourg state That, The tests of the new Ger
man field guns here have come IAN lln-
expected end.l
The brpcch of one of The new guns burst
nj the third shot yesterday killing three
men A few minutes later an exactly
similar accident occurred to another ui
the new Weapons. hui nnnn of the men
were ipjtlrc,. Serious doubts nrc nov
entertained US 10 the Utility VI llle l!e#
gun. MA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
STRANGE EFFECTS
OF Welsh Revival n.
Mans Mind Becomes Blank
and lie Wandcrs Ain1lcssly ...
to London. y
TIE SILENT STRANGER;
/. CARDlFF,. April Il.

CARDIFF, pril Il. 4
ig, The rcvivalist movement nsWales has
left many curious human landmarks Of
its sweeping progress through tho land.
None; Is moro curious thanst the stranger
Of singuary handsome appearance who
is attracted to any particular locality In r
Wales whore the highest religious fervor
MS for the time being to be found. lie Is u
silent man of splendid proportions, and B
his closc-ntLing suit OF ughi5material,5s
the only sarD he has ever been seen to Il
wear, shows Off his 1.-the and athletic +
frame to perfection as he swings along
With buoyant step, ;s II 4 ..s3 s 4; III
Acts as. n Boy.
Ms Tho cnrly morning prayer meeting, OF
which many are still hell in ~ les llas sa$
ssrctlt d ttreGt hinsnnd Ills EcrVen
|nnd cloaucnt lintercessions are as triklng /
as his personality. When the gathering
tI1spclscs he strides away toward the 4
mountains, often showing his distiain Bio l
cuch olst aclcs to his rapid progress ms 4
gates and hedges by lcapins them In his
cxuberunce j.of spirits US clcanly as a Y
greyhound, would. 3.
There Gurc many circumstances of res
ylvul icccentrcty. Recently Miss Morgan
one or tic mistrcsscs ORA girls school at II
Erldscnd, absentcd herself, and It was
found that she was lying sprostratcaat the
house or Il friend. y voice. she declared,
lad bid her remain In solitude until she
was called away. She had tnkcntnn act
I've part In the Welsh revival, and at Z
lncctinG OF the school managers. who de-
cidcd to give her considerable leave Of
absence, ono speaker said that the schools +
had been made tho rendezvous }of rcli-
gious fanatics.
His Mind q Blank,
Il A prosperous Welsh trudcsman who
Mad been deeply moved by tho revival
suddenly left business and friends. and
FOR months nothing could be lasccrtaincd
MS to his Whereabouts. One day recently
lis brother received q telegram, followed 4
by tho appearance OF the missing man.
During Ills absence he had grown a beard,
ana his hagSard features told a, sad story
az privatiou. Tho mans mind is abso-#
lLtcly II blank as to what happened In
the lonG interval Of absence. lIe only
Remembers that while wandering along
London street hc suddenly recalled the
inCldrcss of his brother in Wales, and r
promptly dispat ched a telegram to him. @s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
suhsorlntion Grown for Ena.

X MADRID, April "a meeting Of the
Spanish MAYORS, ~ ,rnhrtesenlal iyns Or 9,
lis being Arranged, with the object Of
organizing u public subsrriptinn$ he,
of u rpNnl crown for Pri i,5,,.3
d,ninnonstration of affection and entlusi-
n sin nus been awakened by the. Erlne-
ass beauty RnE youthful m afn, z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
.PARTIE,G IND LENDERS
IN FRENCH PARLIAMENT
Historic Chamber Of Deputies Dvided Inc May GfoHp
Eaeh Min q Policy and Each AgaiNst nc GoverNMenl y

geographical name is tho Centre" be-
cause they occupy the central seats J Y inc
hcmicyclo which faces the orator III
bnnc. They are, however, denomlhated
The Left Centre. or the. Right Centre &C
cordinE to the exact complexion of their
cro,lps-that is to say. whether theyslean
toward the advanced Republican Left Left e or
toward the Nationalist Rish t52M q ls11'ot
|'fs 7one Of tho best orators In stheftt pl1ae'
ana has recently been elected an Immof-
HAL, solely for the high literary cha ractcr
of his speeches. He has some"hat
Gladstonian manner Of delivery, a method
OF TRANSMITTING some one IN tiie co ni ~ u
HIS strenuous discussion.
4 great leader OF tho regular" Cppo-
Isltion-bccal,sc the lIodcra tes may, and
often do. assist the governmcnt--,ls the
Comtc dc Mun. lie is distinguished for
his cii,slauEhts on the government on ac-.
count OF their anti-clercal policy. Inc
T it0mtc de Dion, head of1the wcll-knoWn
automobile firm, is also Il Appointment fig
lure In the same group. NJ DenYs Cochin
is a militant Chnrchman, and took part
| in some OF the mos exciting events con
Injected With the inventories. Ills pollt.cal
| commission is Bonapartist The two cler5
| gymc, in tho House are the Abbcs Ic=
mire and ,Gayraud, both members of the
Opposition. M. Lasics, II stalwart OF he
Nationalist, or Right. is one OF those
| fearful will-foWl, IL ,'PlebisciEairc, Anti
tscmltc.' - That means mat he believes in
t!;l regime that has received the direct
sanction OF the people attcria plcbiscitc,
land is. In addition, opposed in principle
| 10 the Jews
A heterogeneous Body.
II will be seen that the National Oppo-
sitfon is an extremely heterogeneous body,
including, as it does, iMonarhists or Lc-
| giti:nists, Imperialsts or Ronapartists
| PIcbiscists, whose dream Is generally Of
! a sort Of democratic empire or 4 Presi-
dent with the powers Of Il Roosevelt; rs
| well MS nondcserlpt politicians such as
Rochcfort mot, blythe way, in the Cham
Ibel), who arc aristocratic Socialists Will
| Il touch of anarchy-a brand entirely "a.
tristan ana not TO be found elsewhere II
t the country.
/ Real political talent Is much more COM
| mon In the ranks OF the pure Republicans
tits cXplninablc to some extent, no doubt
by the fact that, for the Opposition,
there is neither Ministerial nor any other
rank. AZ long as tho Republic lasts, they
! arc just political pariahs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
A Smugglers. Vault,

LONDON. April IL A tvaut has been
found inthc yard 2ofta- hOtGltnt kirtou-in-
Lindsey U.inOs). III Is supposed to have
been the secret place of smlEglcIrs, VINO
used the Hotel us q storage place for con-
traIuuu goods, VIZ 5afHs 1-t.t sl. rEt4ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
+ Aluminium, Books,

EDINBURGH, April 1.-THE Braille
Printing Company, of Edinburgh. has
out books for the blind made OF
thin aluminium sheets instcnd of paper,
In the usual manner N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
Epitapl,ein Shorthand.

iTONDON, April l4-4.A tombstone has
lust been erected In the West Hampstead
Cemetery over the grave Of Mrs, Louisa
Day, the Inscription ON which, including
q verse Of poetry, is III shorthand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
TINY REPUBLIC NEEDS
INFLUX OF VOTERS.
San Marino to Abolish It's lSxecll-
tive Council and Substitute
Popular Elections,
ROME. April II.

K Tho steady decrease in the number OF
cllzens in the republic OF san Marine has
may die for want Of voters,
According to the Corrierel della sera
there arc but 100 electors in san Marlno
at present, including widows. large
proportion OF tho citizens cnlsrate every
yeal4lo switzerland aud Italy IN search OF
employment
The Republican Assembly hasidccldea 10
abolish the Executive Council the mem
fbers of which are elected for life. Here
after members Will be elected lS the pe0-
pie for three years only, eseR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

San Marino is the smallest republic in
tho world, as well as one OF the oldest,
Before lis government was placed ~ he
hands Of the Executive Council better
Known as the Council Of SlXtS the rcpph-
lie was. ruled by.a general assembly conf
posed Of the heads Of families.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
TWO BOATS DRIVEN ASHORE
Waves On Lake Michigan. Hinder Life
Savers-Storln and Snow in
the North,

Racine, Wis, May 2S.-Lake Mich
lgan was struck by terrific storm
hona the northeast early Saturday and
as result the Sunrise and the John
hggert, two small vessels, were driven
ashore above North Point. The crews.
tea men In all, did not suffer and are
hot In immediate danger. The life
saving station was notified, but owing
to the heavy sea running nothing
could be done. It was believed that
tha waves would wreck the two vessels
The wiRd reached a high velocity here
and considerable damage was done.
Daluth, Mimi, May 28.-Memories
OF the awful storm last November
We're revived when the life saving crew
was called on to rescue seven freanen
from the steamer Aataafe, from which
nine men were drowned last fall.
Wrec9;ing operations have been in
progress Eol several weeks on the
steamer and Friday sevel men we're
left aboard tae vessel to keap the
pumpS going. The gale increased Fri
day night and the waves swfAed over
the vessel, putting out the fires and
placing the men in peril So high
were the seas Saturday morning that
the ,wrec4zing tugs could not app~oa ah
the vessel and the life savers were
summoned. The life boat was
launched and the men taken off lfely.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
GROUSE FOR MICHIGAN.
Second Importation from Sweden
Received at Grand Island
Game Preserve

Newberry, Minn-Another consign-
ment of game birds from the Seandi-
navian peninsula has been received at
Munising for the game preserve on
Grand island, Lake Superior, This
shipment consists of Swedish willow
grouse.
The f1ocks of other species imported
last year from Sweden have apparent
ly wintered well and during the sum-
mer are expected TO increase largely in
number. During times of severe
storms it was the custom of some va
rieties Of these fowls to bury then-
selves beneath the snow, where they
would remain until the weather mod
Grated. The gamekeepers on Grand
island are obliged to maintain unceas-
ing warfare against hawks, ewis, foxes
and fishers in furnishing protection
to game bird life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
WTCHCRAFT OF WHITES,
Big Searchkghts Fill Zulus with Ter
ror and They Fall to the-
Ground.

DURHAM. Natal.-Searchigh prom.
Use to prove as effective weapons in
subduing the sedition of the HuaHs as
the British gums, Judging from the dis
play given recently by Native GomMis.
sioner Saunders before a. large gather
ing of Zulus at the Nkandha1a head
quarters Of the punitive force The
natives were awe-struck and regaEd the
searchlight as the eye Of the Almighty
and said that God had! t,nned it upon
them in His anger. The flashing OF
the light on the surrounding hills
bringing in. plain view the Kafhrs trails
as far as; the horizon, powerfully i'm
pressed the Zulus, who, when the
light was, suddenly flashed I'M their
faces, covered and fell on the gApttnd
before what they termed the: latest
witchcraft Of the whites" ....
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
OFFERS REBATE SENTENCES.
EHOMAs AND TAGGART 70
KNOW PENALTY IN JUNE.
Judge Mcpherson Announces Post
Posaesnent at Kansas City
Other Trials Set.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 28.-SeRtence
will not be pronounced until early in
June upon George l.. Thomas, Of New
York. and L. 3. Taggart his clerk,
feund guilty in the United States dis
triet court here Friday of eonspirins
with a Kansas City shipper TO obtain
rebates On freight shipments from rail
roads. This announcement was made
Saturday by Judge Smith MCPHERSON,
who added that he would give the de-
enaants a weeks notice in advance
OF this date upon which he would pass
sentence. Counsel for the defendants
did not file a motion of appeal, as had
beea expeeted. One OF their attorneys
in minated that jail sentence was not
expected, and, an iclpating this, they
probably would not file an appeal.
This ended the hearing to the rebate
cases at Kansas City for the present,
Judge Mcpherson having reset the
dates OF the trials ST the other defend-
ants. 1xe cases against the Armour
Packing company, Nelson Morris &
Co., and other packers, charged with
accepting rebates and concessions,
were set for hearing on June 5.
The trial of the Burlington, charged
with granting rebates and concessions
to packers, is set cor June 6. The case
OF the Chicago & Alton, j. N Faithorn
and F. A. Wann, formerly officials of
the Alton, On similar charges, is set
for June 8.
One other conspiracy case remains
to be tried-that of D. H. Kresky,
Kansas City freight broker, charged
with consphing to obtain rebates from
railroads for shipments of flour from
Wichita and other points This was
set for trial on June -.
Later in the day one of the attor-
neys for the defense stated that an
appeal in the Thomas and Taggart
cases would be filed on Menday next.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
LUCK IN TEXAS OIL FIELDS.
Land Owners Said to Have Made
More Money Than the
Operators.

Humble, Textile Oil operators are
trying to locate new Oil fields in Tex
as. Since the original discovery Of OIL
at Spindle Top they have been fer
tunate in discovering new fields, enc
after the other, to take the place Of
the exhausted oil districts.
When the output of Spindle Top was
at low ebb the Sour lake field was
discovered. The heavy production Of
the Sour lake field had fallen off when
oil was discovered at Batson. The
Batson field was a heavy producer for
nearly year.
Salt water made it's appearance in
the wells, the oil supply was shut off
and Oil was discovered at HUMBLE. All
of Batson moved here, causing a
town of several thousand people to
spring up almost in one night ON the
spot where before there had been only
a blacksmith shop and one store
The oil production of the Hunble
field has been falling off rapidly of
late. All the larger operators, there
fore, are wildcatting for new OIL fields.
1t is considered practically certain
that new field will be discovered
soon.
The bringing Of an oil we'll in Wild
cat territory is a signal for land values
to go soaring. During the height Of
the boom of Spindle Top land in the
proved oil territory sold in lots of ONE
eighth of an acre for 100000, or at
the rate Of $1,6o0,00O an acre. That
price has never been reached in amy of
the other fields, but it is not unusual
for small tracts to sell for as mulch as
$4,000 an acre.
Some big fortunes have been made
by the original owners of lands in
these oil fields. Men who had been
eking out bare existence at farming
and would have been glad to sell Out
for five dollars an acre found their
land suddenly worth hundreds of dol
lars an acre.
1t is said that these original land
owners have made more out of the Oil
discoveries in Texas during the last
five years than the oil operators them
selves. There are many instances Of
these sudden fortunes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
Wireless Message to Ireland.

Gay Coney island and the fo4saken
land of Erin have been talking to each
other with wireless kilograms every
night for some time, and cut of resle
recent nights 1000 words transmitted
572 were received. The longest dis
lance covered is 5000 miles. Messages
are being sent at different pitches, in
order to ascertain the correct one to
use for ireland. This accounts for the
missing words and experts beheye they
will be able to ascertain from the
words caught the right pitch that is
necessary. When that has been done
done commercial work will be started
across the Atlantic. It is proposed to
try to send messages from San Fran
cisco to Ireland, with perhaps two re-
lay stations, one on the crest Of the
Rocky mountains and the other at
Coney Island.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
Nevada Springs Become Hotter.

Valley Springs and the other hot wa
ter resorts in the Carson valley, it has
been discovered, are from Is TO IS de-
grees hotter since the earthquake OF
the 18th than before. Steamboat
Springs, south Of Reno, are also per-
ceptibly hotter, and a few days after
the shock were much agitated. Re-
ports come from Elko county that the
hot springs there are also greatly in
creased In temperature.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
WI, Disguised, in Retirement

WI, Disgusted, in Retirement.
Picking, May z8.-Wu Ting Fang, dis
oouraged by the outlook for reform in
the government, LEFT Picking. He goes
into retirement, and after visiting the
tombs of his ancestors, will reside at
Shanghai, that haven for wealthy Chi
nese seeking freedom from official in
reference. - - -. -. - / /.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
Rank Cashier a Suicide

Battle Creek, Mich, May 28.-Frank
P. Beughton, cashier OF the National
Bank Of Battle Creek, committed sui
eide by hanging in the bathroom OF
his home. His act is attributed to HI
health. The bank officials say that
his accounts are straight. Mr.. Bough-
ton had been acting strangely for sew
eral days.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
Narrowly ESCAPES Conviction

Appleton, Wis.,, May 2S.-But one
vote kept Rev. A. Il. Ezekiel, repre-
sentative of the Wisconsin Anti-Sa-
loen league, from being convicted of
violating the Sunday labor law fer
purchasing beer on the Sabbath to
use as evidence against saloonmen
operating on Sunday. The jury voted
five to one for conviction. The case
will be traied again Tuesday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
Trestle Collapses.

st. Croix Falls, Mimi, May 28.--A
passenger train consisting Of an en-
CINE and two coaches on the Frederick
spur of the Minneapolis, st. Paul &
Sault Ste. Marie railroad was wrecked
by the collapse Of a trestle Friday
night and FIVE persons were quite seri-
ously injured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
One KSAed; Two Injured ia Fight

Toledo, O., May 2S-John Bur-
roughs, porter, is in Jail under ar
rest and apparently dying from
wounds received in fight during
which Charles Johnson, junk deal
or, was killed and Edward Huber
probably fatally injured. Burroughs
is charged with the murder CT John
son,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
china,s Ruler Reported Dead.

China's Ruler Reported Dead.
London, May pa dispatch from
Paris says a telegram received there
from Pekin mentions reports that the
emperor Of China is Ill. There Is q
rumor even that the emperor Is dead.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
President Elected.

Buda-Pesth, Hungary, May 28.-
julius Won Justh was elected presa-
dent of the lower house Of the Hun.
garian parliament.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-31
Strange Bequest.

"a Frenchman who died in Constants
nople recently left $45, 900 to his nephew.
who lived in Paris, on condition that
the young man cycle to Constantinople
to fetch the legacy. u
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
Retain Much Of Danish Speech.

John Ackworth, an English dialect
novelist who has made special study
OF the dialects OF Lancashire, York.
shire. the east coasts and also Of the
Danes, shows that the Danes by their
early landings and sojournings in
England have influenced the language
of the east coasts Of Britain to an ex.
traordinary degree, and that the
Danes and the British, in spite Of an.
parent differences, are one practically
in speech and language as well as in
the relationship Of blood. so strong
Is the English Of the east coasts Of
England impregnated with Danish"
John Ackworth once said, that am
sure that II fisherman from the
east coasts OF England were to be
wrecked on the shores OF Denmark,
and he would only speak in his true
native dialect, that fisherman would
be able to make himself understood"
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
Pilot Rocks Good Showing.

As an indication of the strenuous
ness OF country life 1t may be men.
toned that ninety.two numbers were
sold for the dance at Pilot Rocl' Mon
day night. The atmosphere OF tue old
hall was heavy with dust and foul
odors, but the gay costumers tripped
the light fantastic until daylight
There was some money left in the old
town as a result OF the dance. The
two saloons took In 5000; 392 was
paid for tickets anu about $50 for sup.
per One young man. under age. was
arrested for being drunk, which is a
good showing. Considering the amount
Of "booze' sold.-Pilot Rock Record
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
ESlvl.
The Original Baopipe.

The original bagpipe was presum-
ably the simple reed. or shepherds
pipe. which was well known to the
Trojans, Egyptians. Greeks and Rom
ans. But the strain of blowing these
ancient pipes was so great that some
genius conceived the idea of having
a reserve supply of wind in a bag at
tached to the pipes; and hence the
bagpipe
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
A Generous Host.

Sam lsaacs, who lived In Peru.
Had some friends at lunch-just a few,
OF the olives he said
To each guest: Go ahead
Take all that YOU want. each take two.
Kansas City Times
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
Daily Recitation.

Paw says girl never worries 'cuz
she can't have seat in congress as
long as she's got seat on some good.
looking feller's knee. Detroit Trib-
une.
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
Smallest Police Station.

The smallest police station in Eng.
land is at the town of Fishguard, in
Pembrokshire, the building being only
about ten feet square
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-10
LOCAL AND THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE VIA THE RIO GRAND
SYSTEM.


Denver to Colorado quill
accommodations only $780, 80 1900 500
and $40 p.
Denver to Palmer Lake. Colorado Springs Manou Sunday
only-Leave Denver 500 m.
Denver to Forenee-eave $3.50 $50 $780, 500
and $40 p.
Denver cy-Ieave pullman
lions only, 81 and $3.50 80, 800 and $40
Denver to salda Leadvie-eave
commodations only $3.50 and $3.50 500 and $40
Denver to 6uena Vista-Leave Denver $3.50 and
and 9:4O p.
Denver eenood Springs Pacific coas-Ieave
500 pullman and9
500 p.
Denver to Aspen-Leave Denver 500 p m.
Denver to Grand Juneton-Leave
moda,ions on $3.50 and 93 500 and $40 Marshall
Pass
Denver to eunnon Delta Paon oursy Telluride
Rieo-Leave Denver $40 p
WAGON Gap cresde Santa F. p.ooss
Springs Durango Pennington s~so-Leave
Denver to Trinidad, FL Moro Waenbug
yer 700 IN.
Denver Victor Cripple 500 D. m
Denver to Kansas City and st. Louis-Leave
500
Dining Pullman seepers Observation
Paor Cars and Modern Coaches
Open End Observation Cripple
Creek
Open Top Observation frss), Through
During the Summer Months
The complete satisfactory Service
established.
Inquire Agent information REGARDING 1.-THE
Scenic Lmd-The Daylight vesbued Electric Lighted
Pullman Train through the Rocky Mountains.
Write for free illustrated pamphlets
ek HOOPER,
General Passenger snA Ticket Agent.
Denver, Colo.