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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
Those Who SIander
Peruna Know Moth
ing About 1t.
the PEOPLE VINO USE II ARE tn
ONLY RELIABLE WITNESSES.
These TeStluenSas Were Given Out Of Pure Gratitude
FER The Beneft Received FroR PeFp-na

Il II % easy TO criticise things about
which the critic knows nothing.
Take, for instance, PerunA- There aFe
plsnty OF people who arc willing to say
PernnA u this and that, who never have
tasesd PseunA, and have never known
any ythiag about Its effects upon the
human system.
Thsre arc people who ssy. and probe
bly, believe. that Peruna 10 used ~ Z
beverage BY some people. II would
b the easiest thing in the world to show
the falsity Of such belief.
Let any one who reads this 90 10 thu
drug store and purchase . bottle oi
Peruna. II, after attempting to use II
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
LITERARY CONTEST HELD
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING THURSDAY

The essay contest was won by Es-
ther Craig OF the franklin society.
The hiEhes, grade in debating was
made by Ruth Fredrickson, OF the
Chrestomathean society.
The debate. as a whole, was won by
the affirmative speakers, who were,
William Schweigert, Merle McLain.
and Burden Sheriff..
The societies stood as follows, the
society having the least number OF
parts being the winner. This Is ex-
plained by showing. that the higher n
society ranks in the opinion OF each
Judge. the smaller will be the number
representing the sum Of such ranks.
Franklin society. 80 points.
Chrestmathean society, rs points.
f1delltas society. q points.
The F1delitAa society continues to
hold the cup. The faculty 10 very
grateful 20 the judges, and to the pa
irons who did no much 30 make this
contest Q success.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
HAVE BEGUN WORK
ON PENROSE AND BEAVER
RAILROAD DEPOTS

Work was begun a day or two ago
on the railroad depots at Penrose and
Beaver stations and will be ready for
use by the time the road is completed,
which will be sometime between May
fifteenth and June first. Contractor
Mcdowell of Pueblo has three miles
OF the grading entirely completed,
which is now. with exception of the
bridges and culverts, in condition to
receive the steel rails. AS the heav-
lest work has been done the remain
ing four miles of the riadbed will be
completed in short order.
General Manager J. J. Cogan takes
active charge on April 25th and will
start a large gang to laying steel and
the work will be rushed to an early
completion.
Mr.. Frank Singer. superintendent
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

From Thursdays Daily.
The second regular literary contest
was held at the high school building
last Tuesday evening. The attendance
was splendid. and the interest In the
contest very evident. --. ~, -
The societies were represented by
TIC same number OF contestants from
each and strong effort was made 10
wrest the cup from the Fidelitas So
cscty. -., -s
After the contest--after the judges
had handed in their decisions, a very
unfortunate blupder was made by the
principal in figuring up the standing.
% that the announcement made to the
audience was not correct, although
reckoning Of all the competitions was
made early Wednesday morning, and
the final and correct result is given
below: % .s z.-
The reading contest was won by
Sylvia shirley. Of the Ftdelitas co.
S1sey. -E-~s -s "a .a..
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

be 20 used one trial viii be sufficient to
disabuse his mind.
Peruna 10 . great and useful family
medicine. It is used in multitudes Of
homes. It has become . standard rem
edy for various petty ailments in the
home. ltis especially useful for climatic
diseases. 1t is an excellent remedy for
colds. It Is = well-tried remedy for ca
tarrh in all forms.
We have . multitude OF testimonials
recommending it for colds, for bron-
chitis, for various affections OF the
respiratory and alimentary organs.
This 10 well known to all who know
Peruna by actual experience.
-cres An cstarrsai Diseases"
Mr.. I. W. Kishtlinger, Cambridge,
Ncb., writes: 81 don't have any more
trouble In my throat, and have not had
. headache for four weeks.
"Peruna il the very mes.icine for CO.
tarrh. There IL no medicine like il in
the United States, for have tried good
many before using Peruna.
II will keep 1t in my house to guard
against catarrh, rs It cures all cata--'
diseases
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

OF motive power for the allied Cripple
Creek lines, is now in the east to
bring the first engine out for this rail-
road. This engine will be OF the 50
ton type and is in keeping with the
good work that The Beaver company
is noted for doing. which means the
best.
A change in the water distribution
has been made throughout Beaver
Park. which meets with the universal
approval of the land owners. Mr.. o.
X. Parker's office has been put in en-
tire charge and will so systsmatixe
the distribution that all of the 400
land owners can have their water on
regular and certain days Mr.. c. G.
Ricgetson. assistant chief engineer
will have direct charge and will have
q corps of five ditch riders under him.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
From Thursdays Daily.

Louis Madrill. .'trusty" convict
escaped from the street cleaning gang
near the Denver 4 Rio Grande station
about 1880 O'Clock this morning and
has not yet been captured, although
every effort is being amde to appre-
hend him. Medrill is Mexican and
was brought to the penitenuary from
Las Animas county to serve a term
OF from five to seven years for lar
ceny. He was considered one OF the
most Trustworthy men In the prison
and his escape this morning was q
great surprise to the Authorities.
Madrill. in company with half \ score
Of other prisoners. was employed
ander Overseer J. E. Pool In straiGh-
tening the irrigating ditches At Eighth
and River streets when he managed
to sneak OF from his companions and
disappear in one oe the alleys neas
the alleys near the railroad wards. Mr..
Pool states that no more than nf-
teen or twenty minutes at TIE outside
could have elapsed from the time Ma
drill made his getaway until his ab-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
TAFT MADE MKMDRR or
FATHRRB HASONIC LODoR.

Cincinnati. o.. April ls.-PrssidsAt
Taft b now . member oe kilWtnning
lodge OF AAsoas. He was unaAin-
oasly eleetod . member ~ . stated
meeting held in tAe NAsoaie tsmDle
here last night WAsa Prssadaat Tar
vas made . Mason st 0lgAt- RsArH-
ary 10. he did not become . Hsnnhse
OF any lodge aid was nAtal last nioAt
IN the position q . AAs0a-a1-laRUe.
He at that time sxprssasa . eealfe
70 a@liats wieA Kilwinnang q vAieA
bic fAtAsF. he laas J1Ags A1DAnnaD
Tar vas oae a ~ eafly 11Asfs
80 q wAiaA ~ bsseAer. OAafass 2.
TaRG = . AeAAse. n a0onnG1nA
sane - u - rs0nAae es1sP ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

than the proceeding year. Mulberry
trees prospered and the barley and
wheat crops are an improvement over
the previous year. Barley yielded 2S
bushels an acre. Wheat yielded only
s.e bushels. which Mr.. House says
he hopes to increase when better i'm
plements for cultivating the ground
are put into use. The success they
have had in raising crops Of any kind
with such light rainfall. Mr.. House
attributes to the use OF dry farming
methods. the fundamental principle
OF which 10 the conservation OF moist
ure
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
Enthusiastic Testimonial
This Pa&e.

- . beverage or to take II in doses
sufficient to produce anything like in
toxication, II after putting it to this
test such . person ID s..u os the opinion
that Peruna 10 . disguised alcoholic
drink, he will Be warranted In making
such statement. Practically, Peruna
cannot Dc % used. Any ono who knows
anything about Poruna by personal use
knows that PesunA 10 . medicine. The
very label On the bottic, giving the prin-
cipal aetive Ingredients, furnishes tn-
|dispntable proof that PerunA ID . medi'
cal compound. We viii b willing "a
guarantee that NO normal person can OF
viii use PerunA - . beverage. II
any one thinks this remedy can
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

market u now quoted here At 81. This
advance makes . gain OF one dollar
per barrel here In the past ten days.
Jobbsrs say the price win 70 TO
% before the close Of this year. MIL
lsrs throughout Ohio complain OF dif-
ficulty to get safficient wheat 10 keep
their mills running, and some OF them
are only running On short time. Some
OF the baking ooncerns have been
buying flour for only Immediate Fo-
aairsmeats. while others have siffi-
casnt supplies % AAAd to lsse several
n1onths. NN
he haksfo A4o are now ooafroat-
Cd With the problem Of either raising
ne pries oe the loaf or reducing The
siss.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
DRY Farming IS
SUCCESSFUL IN ARID
"a REGIONS OF TURKEY

while there have been some remark
able results reported by American
farmers who are uslng dry farmina
methods. there are people in other
lands who md the application Of dry
farm principles successful under
extremely adverse conditions. In
Macedonia. for example. progress has
been made. in the raising OF grains
Notwithstanding the lack OF proper
tools and an absance Of rainfall that
would be discouraSing to many farm
ere. Mr.. John Harry House, who 10
at The head Of an agricultural and
Industrial school At Salonica. writes
that examples OF successful scientiic
soil culture In the vineyards sar-
rounding that city.
.TAa villaGsrs." writes Mr.. House.
-are igaorant and 1Asducated. but do
woadsrfally Interesting and good
work. doing all BY hand and using
an tnstrumsnt called q 'dikil.' ~ ~
psatsa dieging and especially aftsr
every fall Of rain. he moisture 10 con-
served 70 q large sxtsae ana tAsir
vinsyards are very bsa1tifsl sad
frultfal.- N
In tAs eaes sf . breath. vAsA. dur
~ lsi aays tAers vas' ealy 1.l1s
lnsAn e paaa1Aal ~. Ms0o ruDsses
90 eara oasDElssa a. ~ ~
OBooa1oo 80 - osoo u - hsaAnR
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22
PRICE or rLo6R AND
OTHER WHEAT PRODUCTS
bOARING sKYWARD.

Columbus. o.. April ls.-Ths price
Of flour continues to soar in sympa-
Thy with the advancing tendency Of
tAe whsak market. Columbus miilers
today put the price up 20 cents Per
harrsl for wintsr wheat -four aad the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

Nrs. I. d. Hayes. 1871 Druid Hill, Bal
timose, Nd, writes:
sPsruna II one Of the best remedies
for grippe, cold In the bead, sore throat,
nervous headaches, and coughs that has
ever been discovered. After the use OF
one bottle In my family / doa's fed safe
without PerunA in my ho0se."
In . later letter Nrs. Hayes says: s'I
am never without . bottle Of Ror1AA in
ths house. nnd it good for most every
cooplsinL I give the ehildFen Peruna
II they have . cold and IL always re-
lisves them. I don't think I could nnd
. bstssr remedy to give my childr~V."
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

A avecaal nesting Of tAo stockAoa6-
ess a the 0afasa PAfk lrrioattoa
On@paay vtll - held a. ~ o0oe q
u Company at tAs coeasr q WsAsA
aAA water strests. - TAnFsaay. l1ay
"a. A. D. i0oo. sof ths purDoss ets
lsvyiag IN asesss1enk 10 aeeray ~
expsasss oe the eempaAy.
GARDEN PARK lRNl0A110oq CON-
PANY. Janes T1raball, Pseso1sa4.
Nrse Dah. Apgn ~ lSeo.
IAae - ~ 9 l1oo.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-04-22

Mr.. George W. AInory, sS7 West 1sth ST., New York
City, New York, writes: ssy-s-r - --..%
Somehow have always had prejudice against sdver
medicine but want to make decided exception
favor of Peruna.
caught cold LAST winter and it settled In throat
and head developing persistent catarrh, which
seemed defy all medicines until tried Peruna Before
had used bottles considered myself cured"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17

youmnia promote con temhlor,oa enmplir al PIE s
"a lctrn eass instruction
NIAlv -eoutioaa q baron. esta en- muy de}#d1 p'
scion y -, aus heIla superior por tod.& conc"rfo3
s ptrfe.ta entire las fuuerc4 que la rodau para no tn
las1los sa, sepau aaos. pues como - ho drio
ha,landomc sano le ammo competa possession ds 90
,,oria incIo no revoco nnguna de las dspolclont e
~u favor tomadas que quito 10 mas ninmo 10 que h
rrnido 4 bicu senaHre que conprndcndo que tei@t
f.rnltad poder para hacerIo 81 s fuese m Nounad n'
eerygo NADIA que he hecho para asegurr 81 fortuna
y bienestar
La ponposa que a palabr;s ha dade ~H"
nr sir Leicester pudo tempo lamar ana ~onrt
lo, labios de los oyentcs, hoy, cmpcro aqnriIa '
s,n suprna habi Ell cntonac0n levantada cieria '
:, grave y ticrna que ncgaba al alma FL ardor Pne f
ANNA Ia protection gcnerosa con que ampara = - m
a,, anna ovidando su propio door acaand' a Foz Fl.
III ofrndlo orgullo para pensar SOLO en- ella son prrh'
.,e an gran coraz6n tan teal como sensible
Exterado por esfucrzos, Il baron eierra i~ "lN
a., IA .rr Ia eabeza en- amolida apen'rs hahi Trans
.,,rrI, ~, ,ninn;o cuando fja niraf~ ~ i
yenaua aplIca Il dido al I1Imor Los W Iurlt>
.ei. prstaIos yor Georges accptados por SIR Leicester
han b,ho del sar-ento familiar ncce=rro t''ea que
,o, recu,iender san nc,riad de decrla) Fl veerano
rr,ran,I un pas . dos para s-tr tan Ia vista mon
=, La u-,ar,a ietr.as DE- Ia sa dc madrc-
La ,arj. eonnienza dcsinar: Ia nebla la luva que
han s,lc~Iido Ia nicvc. hscen esda no'nento maN =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17

go1affs NJ erengxil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17

poaisia u' uiS'fHo, o'hoA snasoOof t-
Lopez Marquex. r
Sc halla gravcmcnte enfrno en-
Toa-Alta, cl STor Jrsto Morales MI
randa, pr'sidonte dc aquella CORPORA
ci6n Municipal. =
Ha fallecido ca Ponce. la dstingui-
da DANA Rosario Scrarra de honto-
romey, cuya mIcrte ha sido sentIdi-
sima On aqucila localidad.
Sc enruentra cnfcrma en- Ponc. In
distinguish sonora viuda de Passala-
qua
Contimua con mlcLo acirrto Ia cam
pana cmprctdida rcr la Sanidad Su
perior contra los exrerdedorcs de le-
che adultcrada.
Ha sido aprohado Il presupu"s'o del
Mnncipio dc Malnaho, ore hn dc re
cir en- el pr6Ximo arc fiscal ascen--
diendo - 5 ingrceos $5.676 y 81 gas
to Il $5.573.52.
Comrm.oan Dc Marraho que ha 81
30 asaltada en- aqusl pueblo, In resi-
dCmr i II. Seior Antorio Ortiz Del
~ado. il,yhfdl -. los ladrones I'm bail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17
n e .1-.EO

f- de mucha utihdad, Ro solo para
30 A5o.adoa. Cortcs Jadieialsa, AyaA-
$3.50 Corporacionna = smPisadoo
loe ramos ainc tambita para
r'aot~a induetriales y peras4
.rocjoe. II conoci~niento re las
81 Puerto Rfco ar~nhe7as mr.
.~~~ II Gonaefo Tieeuffwa eT
a~o 20 7aG7
x eT w0 - rtt~~.rFx -
go1sffs Wereasxil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17
NC1rgCQAS

Ha embarcado .Taca los Estados Unl-
dos, en uso dc lioencis. e jefe d.
policia de distrito. soiior Salvador q.
Lopez Marqucx. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17
Sc VENDE

En- Ell poblado de Hucares Jurisdiction de Naguapo ur
predo de teeno aproposo para soares que de
mas cuadrados stuado en-
Espana ente al del cua reeibe saudabts
brisas .
En- dicho terreno haanse encava de made
"a adel uadas para vvien
da oa ara estahlecmento meroantl la oa peonae
agibe de.mamposeria
Cuion nterese la adauisici6n de dchas hncas' puede
dirigrse
SucrS. dc NJ. LOmba Co.
San Inan p r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17

So halla gravcmcnte enferno en-
Toa-Alta, FL @iior Jrs'o Morales Mi
rands. pr,sidcnte dc aquelis CORPORA
cion Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17

Ha fallecido ca Ponce, la dstingui-
da DANA Rosario Scrarra de Monte
roney, cuya mIcrte ha sido sent di-
sima On aqucila localidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-17

So cnrucntra cnfcrma en- Ponce Ia
distinguida sonora viuda de Passala--
qua
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Former Ructions Forgotten

The marriage in Dublin of Goodwin
Butler Meade Swift head of the Swift
family In Ireland and Miss Natalie
O'Brien. niece of the lord chief JUS
tice OF Ireland. may. we'll as the Law
Times observes, recall the associations
of the Swift family with the law. The
marriage of Swift and a near relative
of an Irish chief justice is in pleasant
contrast with the associations In for
mer times of members of the Swift
family with Irish chief justices. The
contests of Dean Swift with Chief
Justice Whitsheaf regarding the Dra-
piers letters, and who was fiouted by
a grand jury who presented Woods
halfpence as nuisance are matters
of history.
1t is, however. less generally known
that a member of the Swift family Of
a later generation. Theophilus Swift.
who was called by sne middle tempIe
in 1874, at which he practiced till he
became by Inheritance the possessor
of an estate in Ireland, was sentenced
to IL months imprisonment, being con-
victed of libel on the fellows of Trim
fty college, Dublin.
One of the fellows thus libeled. a.
DR.. Burrows. libeied Theophilus Swift.
and was sentenced to six months. i'm
prisonment The jail was crowded. and
he was placed in the same cell with
his enemy, Theophilus Swift. and a
very warm friendship, which lasted all
through the remainder of their lives
was formed by this strange companion
ship Another member of the Swift
family became nearly related through
marriage with high legal dignitarv
in ireland. Thomas Swift married the
only sister of the Right Hon James
Dennis, Lord Traction, lord chief baron
of the Irish court of exchequer. Lord
Traction died without issue in 1882. and
bequeathed his estates to his eldest
nephew and heir at law. the Rev. Meade
Swift. on condition that he should take
the name and arms OF Dennis, con-
dition which was fulfilled, although the
peerage. which became extinct on the
death of Lord Tracton, was not revived
in his favor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
I0fficiaIism on
The Panama
| Railway

fashion
against American shippers for the advantage foreign traders
This is form of foreign trade promotion might proftaby
abandon
OF this policy merely official
lazlness among subodnas the dislike such
circles but IS all the phase of business that
ton from somebody authority In fact the management
Panama railroad has become public scandal
In the the New York facts
Chile lines from
Valparaiso Calao
Panama has practically
by
the Of sailing days and would follow example Chile
speed dispatch
be secured by the opening of the Panama apparently
the completion of the
of
virtually
freight and leaves nighbors potential for
expding
the United States investigate itself
Mr. Baker of Baltimore whose investigation conducted by
OF Mr. Taft brought the facts concerning discrimination
the Panama line recommends the establishment govern
ment line Of steamships this but contracts
d sufficient value induce private enterprise to engage in this
trade easy understand that Mr. Bakers experience with
and the connecting steamships not dispose him
taVoraby extension Of the system But meantime il
he war department would put experienced raroadman in
control OF the Panama ne with instructions play fair with all
improvement existing conditions might be ef
ected The policy the at Panama
to discourage American trade much possible if likely
continue the lines long official and
military and not businessike.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

SINGLE TAX-Subscriber. Alameda, CAL
What is understood by the single tax!
According to Henry George, single
tax would: First, take the weight OF
taxation off the agricultural districts.
where land has little or no value ire
spective of improvements, and put 1t
on towns and cities, where bare land
rises to a value of millions of dollars
per acre. Second, dispense with a null
tiplicity of taxes and a horde of tax
gatherers, simplify government, and
greatly reduce its cost. Third, do
away with the fraud, corruption and
gross inequality inseparable from our
present methods of taxation. which
allow the rich to escape while they
grind the poor. Land can not be hid
or carried off and it's value can be
ascertained with greater ease and cer-
tainty than any other. Fourth, give
us with all the world as perfect free
dom of trade as now exists between the
states of the Union, thus enabling our
people to share through free exchanges
in all the advantages which nature has
given to other countries, or which the
peculiar skill of other peoples has
enabled them TO attain. 1t would de-
stroy the trusts. monopolies and COR
ruptions which are the outgrowths OF
the tariff. 1t would do away with the
fines and penalties now levied on any
one who improves a farm, erects a
house. builds machine, or in any
way adds to the general stock Of
wealth. 1t would leave every one free
to apply labor or expend capital in pro-
duction or exchange without fine or
restriction, and would leave to each
the full product of his eXertion. Fifth.
it would. on the other hand, bt taking
for public use that value which at
taches to land by reason of the growth
and improvement of the community.
make the holding of land Improbable
TO the mere owner and profitable only
to the user.
DIxIE's LAND-Patriot. Berkeley Cal.
Why do audiences applaud when .'Dixe's Land
is played In public:
Undoubtedly because the hearers are
pleased with the music. 1t Is no longer
sectional air representing a cause,
for the civil war has been ended these
many years, and this is now a united
country.
HUNTERS s LICENSE-T A. c.. angei Isl
and. Where can ] secure hunters license
and information about duck and geese hunting?
Communicate with the fish commits
sioners, Merchants exchange building.
San Francisco.
BRAZILIAN GRASS Subscriber, Menlo
Park. Cal. What is Brazilian grass?
This is misnomer for strips of a
nalm known as chamoerops argenta,
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Cost Of
Road Building
East andWest

such roads especially that patch saves nine
The original of first class country appears to be about
the and Massachusetts, expects to get 800 miles
Of such roads for 100000; Los Angeles county has provided
100000 build 800 miles of roads The difference of cost e
slightly favor Of the OF course not know how e
results will compare reason why GOOD
road in California should much same thing in
Massachusetts, Labor may less in the east we have
considerable advantage the price of important
constituent modern road building the crude creating
an asphaltic cement surface for macadam.
How the problem of Massachusetts
thus explained IN the Boston Transcript:
To reduce the high commission buIdno
with dustess
Wnham road is being
while Ipswich places oil
being used oil
withstand traffic
longer than the nacad built without
the roads before
vehicle
has become 50
badly they oil be
oil IS useful old
problem o. only few standing and progress has
thus
ably dustless will much of
OF crushed stone and the top dressing of
Macadam expensive California Crude oil of aspbalun
cheap and plenty These the important constituents
road building and the comparison of figures indicates that Should
popular the election proposed issue
S8OOOOO0 bonds that wisely administered should gve
should adopted that might doubled
this likely be the result because 1000 miles lust
about build roads from end OF California other