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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22

you come to remember that the
exhibits have been collected in less
than two weeks time.
The pineapple show from Punta
Gorda pineries is easily the best in
the building both in size, quality
and quantity.
The citrus fruits also are very
creditable, coming mainly from
the Arcadia packing houses, altho
IC. S. Bushnell and others have
contributed Ponderosa lemons,
citron, etc. Mr.. Bushnell also
sent decorative plants and cut
flowers.
2. H. Simmons, Of Gardner,
sent in some handsome vegetables,
green peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers
and string beans. To VIM. Crouch
we are indebted for the hand
soonest chrysanthemums and ferns
on the grounds, with many other
decorative plants handsomely ar
ranged.
General Gilchrist could make an
individual exhibit of many objects,
products of Florida, and he has
taken from his own collection the
specimens of woods grown in South
Florida, an Indian costume and
other objects of interest.
We must not forget to mention
the handsome kumquat tree in
bearing, taken from DR.. c, H.
Smiths yard. 1t is attracting
much attention because of the
spherical fruit it bears, unlike the
oblong which is more usual.
No county shows better cane
specimens than DeSoto, altho there
are others with larger quantities
on view.
1t is source of pleasure to note
how enthusiastic both General
Gilchrist and Mr.. Crouch are over
the DeSoto county exhibit which
the General modestly AYERS did
not cost much either in time or
money, and DeSoto people may be
thankful that we have patriotic
citizens who are not willing that
so good a county as ours should be
unrepresented at the State Fair.
THE SECOND WEEK.
The second week of the Fair is
here and we are still getting ready.
In the Horticultural Building ex-
hibits are still being placed, and
altho every booth is now occupied
busy hands are adding finishing
touches that make of the entire
building a harmonious whole.
The counties having exhibits
there are DeSoto, Duval, Manatee,
Lee, fernando, Osceola, Baker,
Walton, Washington, Alachua,
Polk, Pasco, Orange and Hills
boro. The display made. in each
is creditable, altho it is evident
that some of the counties that
made very large and expensive ex-
hibits last year, have done much
less this. We can easily under
stand that the counties making no
appropriation, or only small one
could not expect to have so large
and varied exhibits as those where
money was provided to pay the
bills.
The citrus fruit exhibit is fine in
all of the southern counties, as is
also the pineapple show, and the
vegetables, grains and woods of
the northern counties is very cred
table and attractive.
The new addition to the horti-
cultural building. wherein the
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22
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and for handling it. The information will give YOU
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Arcadla and DeSOtO County.

The future of Arcadia and
DeSoto county can not be estimi-
mated by words. Lands in this
section are comparatively cheap,
considering their possibilities, and
with the assistance of irrigation,
no town or county in the state or
the south furnishes such induce
ments to the intelligent and
industrious settler and wide awake
capitalists.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22
Our Railroads.

AS further evidence of our pre-
dietions in regard to Arcadia's
and DeSoto county's future, the
S. A. L. R. R. from Plant City to
Boca Grande passes through an
already thickly settled section of
the county and touches Arcadia on
the west, a part of which railroad
is in operation here and the balance
is being built This large and
wealthy railroad corporation will
come in competition with the A.
c. L. System, when possibly we
will have cheaper and better rates
and also a better and quicker and
a more complete railroed service.
A Welcome Hand.
Our people extend warm and
appreciative welcome to new
corners and every assistance with
in reason is given them to make
their efforts successful and their
home a pleasant one.
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Her Newspapers.

The newspapers of the county
are ably edited, and we notice,
especially THE CHAMPION and
Punta Gorda Herald. The first
by Mrs. Neva c. Child, and since
she has not inspired this article,
the writer feels like it is his
privilege to say that she is worthy
of the respect accorded her by our
people and of the honor conferred
on her, for the purity of her life
a II d h er en- terpris e
and in consequence of the dignity
of true woman and motherhood.
Col. A. P. Jordan is the editor
of the Punta Gorda Herald, an
able and courteous gentleman who
classes with the leading editors Of
the state and whose editorials are
copied by his exchanges with a
liberality which indicates the
estimate with which his brother
editors regard him,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
WANTS NEW HOTEL
President Egbert A. Smith Of CONNER
cisl Club. Urges Pushing New
Hotel Illinois Project.

At meeting Of the Commercial club
held lasr night President Egbert a
smith urged thu promotion OF the
proposed new Hotel Illinois and au-
nounceI .har De personally had been
informed 10y a Cairo d Thebes rail
road capatalist that he AMI other par
ties proposed building hoial t0 cost
s2sl 600 IT a suitable ite could be So
cured on Washington avenue near The
terminal ~ The railroad.
Mr. Smith -ta'ed faai he told lni-
party mat q morem- wa ou foot
among local BURNERS men 10 build a
large hotel Tie. therefore urged thai
she project he pusaed with all possible
effort o. comnls iaa-
r. viii lr pmeubrr tlai iu q
Ieifer 30 ire public recently sent ouI
by the local railroad officials in ordef
90 interest local car.-ai .n ths ho. g.
nrof=ct. mention uas made thar an
o.h7r hotel ess lila.y Co. he built here
Bv other parties if the local company
dill not carry tbeir plans 20 comP-e
zion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
NO POWER ABLE TO
STEM FURY Of
THE FIRE
BUILDINGS co DOWN BEFORE ITS
RELENTLESS MARCH LIKE
CARD HOUSES.
TURNED INTO MORCUES
Residences That Have So FAR Escaped
Are Vast Dead Houses--Crles
and Shrieks Of Wounded
Fill the Air.

san Francisco. April 20-Still being
swept By an mqUencnable wave ol
fire. san Franc 60 ties helplessiy /
bleeding, with additional ne" terros
Of staryat facing the thousands OF
people rendered homel S. by lhc
earthquake and fire.
Already more than 5000 persons are
believed to have per shed some are
buried forever out of sight under the
debris OF hugh buildings tbat Wee
shattered by the commissions OF the
earth. HunHaI- have been burned
into asnes. Exactly how many have
hepn wounded with take day 'o az
Irormu"
Property exceeding $30oo)uooo M
yal.p T. destroyed and the luiy ol
neither lame DOR earth apparently mas
hcpn abatcd; surely not the fires, for
/ It is burning at this hour with re
ulo-solcss huns nor the anger OF
ithe earth for al s o'clock ton sat the
rrouad again rocked and -wayad ana
was tossed about as if it were a bal
4 loon in the air,
/ San Francisco. that n few days ago
wa. merry with music and glad ami
responsive TO song and play. had come
/ to be a- It she had suddenly been i'm
morsed in Mn very damp of death. 1t
has been one awful, hearJrcndIng in
dcscribable scene an the cruel night
and day. Flash after fash has been
iptersbarsed with thc rumblings OF
maddened ea-th-jhe believing. brutal
movers that exposed not hand That hu
man power might grasp at To- hold.
.,o cbeck--to even see, The vanitle'
of mankind which. in health and un
der smiling skies. was pompous and
.arr. CANT with a claim and fashion vcr
pitiahle TO behold tonight-helples
awcd. terrorstricken.
The pride of the Pacific coast san
Francisco tonight is as a city tha'
never was. san Francisco is wreck
8 vhs TWO terrible earthquake fhock'
. that razed hundreds of buildi1gs thi'
morning scattered death. suffering
horror. from one end of the town t'
the other
Frisco is "a city of death.
The estimate of the number hiHe'
luns from 1000 10 5000 The fainie-
idea cannot be formed Of the numD-
Of injured. u viii run into the thou
sands.
Where Tuesday II ght til city OF ih'
, Golden Gate rose its heal I'D pila'
! nigh above the surrounding hills, 10
night san Franci 90 j. iu Che dust
D Il is a CITY Of debris
y a thousand pens and pencils coui'
D net begin TO deccribe the wreck tA'
r carnage wrought by nature. ihe ut'"
/ devastation. tbe desoiaicpcss- the W'
, and anguish that cover The smoke
enveloped city OF the coast
Ere has added it, horrors WIN ~
( dc peration born Of de=pair. The cit
= officials. aided by those ciiizens WI
= recovered their Rits. have fought al
CONTINUED on Fourth nagej
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
REFUGEES POURING
INTO OAKL- AND
FROM FRISCO
FIFTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS OF
FiRE.sTRICkEN CITY SEEK
SAFETY I'M FLIGHT.
SIGNS OF SUFFERING
Thousands Bsseigc Telegraph offices
Soldiers Stationed at Door to
Hold IN Check and Preserve
order

Oakland, cal, April 10 The lars-- :
suburb Of san Francisco lJnight
housed aud fed probably $4,000 refu-
gees of the n~e-stdeken city ocros
fbe bay. An day the stream OF hu-
mlnity has poured from the ferries
every one carrying some sort OF per-
opal baggage and oaor articles from
The conGagraiion
Taou-ands of chin Sc. men womca
and ch ljren, carrying luggage TO tho
iimH of tacir strength aud fleeing
FROM their quarters that have loHe
hecu one Of the now places for san
Francisco visitors, mingled with the
crowds ANA poured into the limited
Chinese section of Oakland.
Every train from San Francisco
brings huudr a, OF refugees carrying
mgngc and bedding iu large quantities
Many of taa women were Uarehcaded
ana all how fatigue ais the result OF
slpenna SEES and exposure TO the cAilI
of last night Hundreds Of these peo
plc are lmad in the streets in tit
hcau of town waiting for slmclhilp
TO m.n up or sore on go come aloal
10 provide them witt SIN tier
Restaurant prices have advance,
- to lol per cent.
Thou ands beseieed the telegraph
offices and the clgsh became so grca
that soldiers were stationed al tn
doors TO keep them in line and ALLOW
as many as possible TO find standing
room at the counters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

san Francisco. CAL April l9-Thou-
sands upon thousands of people are
ileeing from the fire. and fiocking TO
ferries. parks. military reservation
and suburbs. They watched the tower
ing mounds of flames and speculated
a. I, the extent of the territory
doomed. Suddenly there was whis-
pered alarm mp and down the long line
of watchers alj they hurried away -
drag clothing. cooking utensils and
scant provisions through the streets
From Grand avenue the procession
moved we.iward. The men and women
dragged trunks and packed huge
bundles of blankets. boxes OF pro
visions-everyth'ng.
Wagons could moi be hired except
hy paving the most extoruonaie prices
But there was no panic.
The people are calm-stunned. Ihes
seem not 10 realize III extent ot '"e
calamity They hear the city is De
stroseI. in so far a. bushes plants
are concerned. they tell cach other
in The most natural tone that tleif
residences were destroyed by hame7
but there is no bysteria. no cutlery no
crit cisms.
Mayor Scmitz and Chief cf Police
Dlnan have been forced from place %
y'ace by the onrushing hames-
Daybreak found them directing tht
. aieipai council. whicI is tae CON
q Tee Of safety. from tbe FairmoB.
a5tei ths beautiful structure thai
4fooi on the top Of Mob Hill.
But that caught fire. and they re
treated to the Cushing af Iarking an
sutter streets then 10 the North Edo
-,oi'ce station in Sacramento street
4-ro ihe crur-il comnnscd ~ fnap
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Total .ubscrip1ors Of Ssoooo wese
announced
Arrangements were made for ihe
immediate relief 81 the needy
The baking of $4,000 loava Of bread
iany viii begin tomorrow
Free rausporiaic1 is provided by
The Southern Pacific railroad 10 the
suffering.
II 3. announced that tomorrow ihers
would begin a daily delivery mo toe
city of tan million ealious Of wai r
Tonight f4- Toe first time dircc teie-
s-anbic communication vas re-esiab-
rsbcd with the outside world AMI tli-
no..sec had the hone of being the
FIRST t, be nl By the - q energetic
rort. ir the face Of great obstacles
5h. Postal Telegraph company sae-
-o.5.1 ir restoring sne of jas shat
.ereI lines and its Managers are rope
rsi a. bringing back its service 70
rormaI plane IN q day or fHo- sui@ni
.rra. distinct fires are buruiuE- one
-orian extends f-om Nob Hii saster'y
.ovard- he water fIort. lt vas travel
re slowly uurtBe-lr wards me teie-
-rarb IFi.s -rcfiHn The socu1 e nt''r
ess in fH. v sHn disirr' ard was
making little headRay icNsFd me
4HI sides fo fHe west where thousands
4 people az. cauped The third +
t.,afen.nr rhe western seCtion tae
-a.nt araiasf uhl-h ihe h-emen
i..-firr ther essaiest Efforts
r--.st Ie.esa
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

cial leader, formed this morning and
decided TO resort TO the most heroic
messurc yet undertaken since the city
has beea in th' patl OF devastation.
Tie decision was to lombard the
entire section fairly lying along the
east side OF NanNess avenue from
Golden Gate avenue TO Pacific avenue.
lG block mail. containing The homes
Of many millionaires and apartment
hou ses The military wa. notified and
barrels If guspowder. the only re-
naming explosive i'm the city. were
taken from Presidio. Fort Mcdowell,
Alcatraz ana Ctler military posts.
Hundreds OF police. deiachments OF
soldiers ana scores Of voiun GERS were
ent into the doomed district TO va n
The people 10 Zee Thee heroically
/ responded 90 ihe demand of the law
/ ami went bravely on their way
itrudging painfulls over ths pavement,
with the little they co1ld get together
Every available wagon WAS taken
7 by the military 10 carry the powder
General Funston is cooperating
+ with Mayo Schmiiz. whose ord RS Ia
lonlcers c-e d kill without warning all
malefactors
Vhen men have been needed to
carry out the plans Of rescue. they
I have been pressed into service In
4 ieniv few instances was it necc aTI
tir resort to the cooked revolver and
ldraan sword after which there was lo
I hesiIancy
The Presidio- res ervati0n. tle vasi
Richmond dlsi-ict Of thousands oi
acres Golden Gate Park ald the sur
eae-d5pr hills resemble one vat pic
1Contfnuei cn Fourih Pagef
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
VERDICT RENDERED
For Damages In Suit Of Neil & shofne'
Grain Company vs.. Pieroe's sons
IN U. S. Circuit Court

Iu fhe L. $ circui. co1rt in ihc case
eftbe Nell and ShofneT Gran company
vs. Pierce So1s, the jury rendered
. verdict last evening at $50 oclock
awarding damages 10 the complainant
in the ssm Of sS5e Damages were
asked in he sum Of $500.
Court adjourned after the verd-ct
had been read.
Judre Francs ST wright LEFT yes
terday morning for DanFiile and NE
court attaches left lssf night Tor 'ha.
plare
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
| OS ANGELES IS.
VISITED BY A
CONVUL
SLIGHT SEISMIC WAVE GREATLY
ALARMS PEOPLE OF SOUTH
ERN CITY.
NO DAMAGE WAS DONE
PeoDta in stores and Buildings Rush
ed into the Streets But Shocks
Cease in d Few Min
utes

Los Anga cs, Cal, April 79'--Nt
t2.33 This afternoon Los Angeles eN'
perienceJ distinct earthquake shock
but of short duration
Absolutely no damage was done pus
the people were badly frightened
Occu9ants Of office buiidjngs ran IN
to the streets, some hati9ss. Mary
stores we're deserted in like man
ner by customers and clerks.
The shock however. passed CT IN d
few minutes and most of those whc
had fled returned presently
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

san Francisco. April 10 San Fran
cisco ton ght is city dc olate. D.
seemed that the acme OF IFS misery
was reached al dusk when lhe flames
burs' from all sides Of the beautiful
Ho,cl Fairmont. The palace that above
every other structure was apparently
thc most strongly eutrenchcd agains,
the attack of the allcousumins fire
And surrounding hat lofty pinnacle Of
name. far a. the cyas could sec, lay
in curled fantastic heaps. c1arrci and
smoking. all that remained OF a pros
porous city.
The mef-UruI 81 tbe western slope
wa in ashes
This mas been another day Of an un
even struggle of maa against thc un
conqucrablc element OF nature
Acre after acre has been GROUND
into dus' and asher despite thc herric
ger.evc -a-ce of the fremcl to limit
tha confagraton.
Tonight there IS l0pe that ihe a9T7
aa been nearly reach J and iaat
when tomorrow daUus the end WiH
have come. bHt The nope is faint ID
deed ID the famC4 can be barred H
it.ir Devastation ar the w' 'en aiti
ION chen -flf=h- VIII hc written ta
the great disaster
But san Franc SEQ i- uF dis
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

New York April 9-wiam president and general
at 1o;so tonight esva the
following from the deputy chief Of
73o tonight gathering fsree ara
spadne devastated The fire IS
heading fight the flames are ue
Three hundred tonight
BY Saturday will heap"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
A MICHIGAN sPAsM,

Calumet, Mich. April 49, An
earthquake shock. which was
felt distinctly throughout ilau-
cock county and was the most
pronounced I'm the Quincy mine
Killed one mau ard injured four
others while worEine nile be-
low ;he catth's surface In thai
, property today.
, buildings rocket, chimncys
. fen aud dishes ratified te"rlty-
ing citizens and causing scores
/, of men. womSn and c1ildren TO
, rush from thci homce
/. Many miners on the day shit
, refused 20 go below again.
. Timothy Lcary is the name
. of the dead man He was work
4. Ing AZ the bottom Of the Quincy
=. mine when a large block OF
. ground was shaken loose
. crushing bim so a pulp and
. bnryng him under tons OF
&. earth.
= Four other miners with him
d. al The time. were sc-iously in
d. iu-ed. hut with the aid OF com
. panions were brcught 10 the
. urfscs aud conveyed 10 their
. homes. where medical assist
. ance was given 1t g. thought
. all viii live
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Washington today appropriated million dol
lars for the SUFFERING
towns and
to oooperae with mayors
aht obtained relief The resolution
ate and was signed by president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
GATHERS FORCE AND SPREADS
Three Hundred Thousand ti0meless-=-L0Ss
Measured In Dollars Makes All
Others Pale Into lnsigniicance
=--No Water To Be Had.

Chicago ILL.,, april i0--The Postal Telegraph at o
D H. received the following from Oakland:
"The fire chief marshal of Sau Francisco says
mere than two-thrds of the city has been destroyed
with no possibility of saving the balance OF the city "
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
METROPOLIS OF SLOPE is GONE
Its Citizens Are Not Discouraged And Have
Begun Plans For Restoration OF
The City On Grander
Scale Than Ever

San Fra cisco, April l0--Snrrounding lofty pin
nsc G OF flame licking up ths tiotel Fairmoun' as
far as the eye see lay in curled fantastic heaps
.harred and smoking all that remains ol a prosper
Gus city
The Me tropois of ne western s.ope Is in ashes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

OVER 1000 HOMES and public
houses reached every day means over
10000 readers whom the Cairo mer'
chant may address through The Bull
Ietn every day in the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

DON'T BE A MUCK RAkER" m
your business methods. Look up and
take rotice Of the achievements Of
men who believe in advertising.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

lContinucd on Fourth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-14
M al Naa
Nm Gtzzarn
BY DIR. II. d. HOLTON,
of the Vermont Board of Health.

the system does the proper nourmen Organic disturb
follow There truth the saying that
dspepcs We largely from the fact that hurriedy
swallow food instead of properly mastcatng it,
In the fowl there gizzard grinding mill that does sufficient
work Human beings have nothing which takes its place Our intel
hgence should take properly maCa the food
stomchs when properly dgested decom-
formed the stomach dstended pressing upon
heart and interfering with its action.
The blood supplied with the elements and becomes
the kidneys required do extra work
products from this impoverished blood and there breaking down
of the structure this often leading bght disease and other
changes The thus reduced condition
withstand the attacks of the germs
work We have prepared the soil for II
the greensward Of lawn cannot
prepare the soil by tng and fertng then the seed oppor
tuny take root We have prepared the for the germs
rapid eating and the consequences follow it,
If the membrane healthy there little chance the
germs hold But hurry and haste prepare
soil for them What folly! We almost have mania for
haste We largely the telephone. 1t is useful In
considerable has taken the place of the
impatient if the line is busy the per-
5 within reach. With all the
everish rush and haste should least go slow" in
' sas to properly "asses'e our food ample Az 8 MA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-14
Thr puhltr
Rnah Agttattntt
BY HON. w. p. BROWNLOW,
Member of consres. from Tennessee.

cety has faced the problem always and nowhere has been
fully except those where road building has been
recognized as function OF government
The people of the United States have suffered actual loss
perhaps from bad roads than other all other
the losses dollars and This nothing the physical
and social dcomor the drawbacks progress and the hndrance
education and the spread of the Christian religion
No other civilized people would have tolerated the depoable
conditions that have here half long people have
other people would have compaceny
prodgal OF the public for other
the government they sustained utterly sleep regards
momentous question of better roads.
The time has at last arrived when something must be done.
All the the demand growing for national aid
highway construction along the line Of the Brownow amer bill
that have failed because of inability build systematic
the general hall and the
the policy entered will be the uherng of the greatest
OF prosperity and happiness the country known
The sentiment abroad that congressional candidates viii this
year discuss the subject with the people and hard
viii be the result
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
Population 16,147.

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
Population t6,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller. Il. S. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, M. S. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22963.
County Judge, VIM. S. DEWEY. +
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk. LEE b, DAVIS.
Sheriff. JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner, DR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Superintendent of Schools,
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK e.
Board of County Commissioners.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN J. CAUSE.
J. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL q. r.

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Double Daily Service, and operates
the best of trains, with Dining Cars.
BufTet-Library Cars, Chair Cars. and
Sleeping Cars. from Chicago. st
Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville south
TO New Orleans. The best road for
reaching the Winter Tourist resorts
Of the south. including
NEW ORLEANS, vIcKs5URo, HAM
MoND. LA. oUtFPoRT, MISS
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Havana, Cuba, is best reached via
the Illinois Central through service TO
New Orleans and the new ocean liner,
twin-screw, nineteen-knot '
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. FLORIDA.
DALI Sleeping Car without change
Chicago to Hot SPRING.. with connec
lions at Memphis from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
Through pixie Flyer" Sleeping Car
Line St Louis 10 Jacksonville vis
Nashville. Chattanooga and Atlanta
MEXICO. CALIFORNIA.
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions
10 California. Excursion cars through
70 Los Angeles and San Francisco ss
follows: Via New Orleans and the
Southern Route every Friday from
Chicago every Tuesday from Clncin-
natl and Louisville Via Omaha and
the Scenic Route every Wednesday
from Chicago.
rrTrr pauTrr-Frt ans -o-..--sr.
slI Of the above can be had Of agents
Of the Illinois Central and connecting
lines or BY addressing either Of the
undersigned.
80. A. n. HANSON, p. 7. ~ 80.
Ch8caeo. IN.
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