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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29
Foot Ball FRIDAY

The first foot bali game of the
season will be played in this city
on Friday afternoon, between the
Pratt and Barber County High
Schools. Last year these teams
played excellent foot ball and we
anticipate even better games this
year.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

The regular meeting of the c.
w. B M. and the Quarterly Tea
will be held at the home of Mrs.
MA Collins, Friday, Oct. 1st. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29
Delivery Schedule

T. A. Watkins's city delivery
schedule is as follows. Look it
over carefully SO that you may
know when to get in your orders:
Morning delivery Afternoon delivery
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

New remnants every day-at
Coles.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

Mrs. L. A. Heckard won first
prize in the Wichita automobile
flower parade last week. Mrs.
Heckard was formerly a Barber
county girl. She was a daughter of
the late Capt. Blanton, who was one
of Cedar townships early settlers.
Her husband was in business In
Kiowa before removing to Wichita
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08
la DIVISION DtL TfRRITORiO
Tn NuevOS DistritOS JudiCiaIeS.

En la reciente session especial
tenida en- Santa F6 por la Corte
Suprema de Nueyo Mexico, Sc
hizo ell siguiente aporcionamien-
to Y division del Territorio en-
siete distritos iudiciales, que Sc.
ran como sigue:
Primero, los condados de San
TIA F6, Rio Arriba, San Juan, Ia.
os y Torrance constituiran ell pri.
mer distrito judicial.
Seguudo, los condados de Ber.
nalillo, Mckinley y Sandoyal
constituiran ell segundo distrito
judicial.
Tercero, los condados de Dona
Ana, Grant Y Luna constituirdn
ell terecer distrito judicial
Cuarto, los condados de San
Miguel, ColfaX, Mora y Union
constituiran ell cuarto distritc
judicial.
Quinto, los condados de Cha
yes, Curry, Eddy y Roosevelt
constituiran el quinto distritc
judicial.
Sexto, los condados de Otero.
Guadalupe, Lincoln yQuay cons
tituiran ell sexto distrito judicial
S6ptimo, los condados de So
zorro, Sierray Valencia constitui
ran ell septimo distrito judicial.
Ord6nase ademds, que ell iuei
superior y iueces asociados seal
asignados como iueces de los dis
tritos siguientes:
Para ell primer distrito judicial
juez asociado John r. McFie cor
asiento en- Santa re.
Para el segundo distrito judi
cial, el juez asocihdo Ira A. Alb
bott, con asiento en- Albuqner
que.
Para el tercer distrito judicial
el juez asociado Frank W. Par
ker, con asiento en- Las Cruces.
Para el cuarto distrito iudici
al, el iuez superior William j
Mills, con asiento en- Las Vegas
Para ell quinto distrito judicial
el juez asociado William II. Pope
con asiento en- Roswell.
Para el sexto distrito iuiciaI, e
iuez asociado Alierd W. Cooley
con asiento en- Aiamogordo.
Para el s6ptimo distrito judi
cial, ell restante juez asociado cor
asiento en- Soeorro,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08
PUBIC OYfIfSIADO.

III argamento iavorito De los
que estan en- favory dc los Que
So poGen al estado para Nueyo
Mexico es sacar q c0laci6n el
Inombre del pueblo neo-mexicano
v alegar los primeros que 81 pue-
bio esta muy ansiOso y haSta de
sesperado por obtener ese privi.
legiO V cue siente vivamente los
desaires que recibe en- este parti.
cular 4 manos del Congreso.
Por ei otro lado, los que Sc opo.
men abicrtamente 3 con disimulo
4 la obtenci6n de tai prerrogati-
va, tambien presentan por de
lante el nombre del pueblo ale
gando que no esta todavia dis
puesto Y preparado 4 asumir las
Responsibilities del estado V
que pretiere esperar algunos amos
mas antes de haccr el esfuepEo de-
.cidido que traer6 por resultado
la admission de Nuevo Mexico
Ahora bieu, la verdad del asuu.
to es que el pueblo de Nuevo Ne
Xico, generalmeute hablando, no
Sc preocupa sino muy POGO SO
bre materia tan importante, por
raz0n de que muchos saben V es-
tan desenganados que 81 alguna
vez es admitido Nuevo Mexico 4
Ia Union de estados, no Serd por
esfuerzo de su pueblo, porQue es-
ia bien probado por la eXperien.
cia de mas de sesenta amos que
wien POGO caso hace el Congreso
4 los deseos y pedimentos de la
geute de por ac0, los cuales mas
bien sirven para inclinar la OPT
Mon en- contra suya que para
traer mn resultado favorable.
Verdad es que, los pobladores re
cien venidos del Territorio Sc
muestran muy ansiosos por el
estado y estan dispuestos d ha.
Ger todo 10 possible para obtener
10 mas Sc puede presumir que
sus ruegos no tendran efecto
mientras no este de manifesto
que constituyen una mayoria
clara y decisiva de la population
del Territorio.
Ahoru en- cuanto 4 los que ale.
gan que eI pueblo no esta dis.
puesto y preparado para ell esta.
do, Sc puede decir que 10 cierto
es que los que no estdn prepara.
dos son los que tai cosa preteu-
den ror faltarIes preparation
para ponerseen estado de poder
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08

nen ;0da Sc eSperauza de triunio
en la Immigration, Que viene
siendo en- resumidas cuentas la
votaci6n que esperan tener en- el
Vale de Pecos V en- otros conda.
dos del Sudoeste donde Sc han
acumulado en- mayor nGmero los
nuevos pobladores. Esta Green
cia o supertici6n poIitica, ha he
cho que Roswell, Ia cabecera del
condado de Chaves, Sc convierta
eu la Meca de las esperanzas de-
lmOcraticas, Y naturalnente ALI
Sc erigira la dictadurs Y Sc con
certaran las disposiciones sobre
10 que debe hacerse en- futuras
campahas. lmbuidos de tales
IDEAS han perdido Ia fe al cam
pe6n que en- las dos dltimas cam.
panas los sac0 de "la esclavitud
de Egipto " dandoles una posici6n
mas yentaiosa que la que habian
Ocupado por algunos amos. Con-
forme d este, parece que estan
poniendo la vista sobre un poll
tico prominente de Roswell, V
opinan que escogiendo d este co.
mo su candidate, ser6 grato 4
la "inmigraci6n" y con su nom.
bre enarbolado como porta es.
tandarte podra ell partido mar.
char sin necesitar de andaderas
q un triunfo SECURE, El progra-
ma es muy plausible y muy boui.
to en- apariencia, y podria consi-
derarse como conclusive & in.
marrable 81 no fuera Dor la dia.
blura de que hay que tomar en-
cuenta la votacion de otros con.
dados aparte delosnuevos, y que
tai vez ell nueyo campeon pierda
por arrobas en- otras parties los
votos que adquiera por libras
entrela Immigration Estos son
percances que suelen suceder en-
la politica, donde los planes me.
jor concertados suelen salir al
rev6s.
Sea 10 que fuere y resulte 10 que
resultare, 10 eierto es que dos
partidos estan prepar6ndose pa.
ra la futura campaha que serd
decidida ell ano que viene en- ell
hist6rico suelo de Naevo Mexico,
y que ambos estdn llenos de con
fianza Ell ell triunfo que anticipan.
La confanza es natural
Donde media la ambici0n,
Los que pierden estan NAL
Y del triunfo es la raz6n.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08

realizar sus ambiciones a EN-.
pleo v q otros provechos que es.
peran alcanzar 81 aguardan una
oportuuidad favorable. FL pue.
bio estd dispuesto a aceptar el
estado cuando Sc 10 comedian v
no desconta en- manera alguna
de poder hacer freute 4 las res.
ponsabilidades que traerd con
sigo tai cambio de gobieruo, por-
/ que sabe que por mas grande que
sea la repugnancia que subsista
entire miembros del Congreso a
darle sus derechos, algun dia tie
ne que otorgarlos porque es i'm.
possible que Nuevo Mexico siga
siendU eternamente territorio.
BESIDE que Sc estableci6 el gobier-
mo territorial, mas de veinte ter
utorios han sido recibidos en- la
hermandad de estados, y Gnica-
mente Nueyo Mexico ha sido el
senalado Y el desairado entire to.
dos por razones que son bien co.
nocidas y que es iu6tiI repetir v
diScutir en- la actuHlidad. Is eli
mas antigua de los territories de
la Union y no es remote Que al
fin permanezca siendo el Gnico,
'cuando Arizona Y Alaska tengan
entrada en- ell gremio de estados.
Tai yez Puerto Rico le seguira
hacienda compahia, porque las
lslas Filipinae tienen probabili-
dad de obteuer un gobierno au.
ton6mo antes del trascurso de
mucho tempo
Mas, de dos 8 tres amos 4 esta
parte, Sc esta iniciando un gran
cambio en- la population del Ter
ritorio de Nuevo Mexico que pue.
de traer denn mOmento q otro
el estado. Este cambio consiste
en- la infusion de nuevos pobla.
dores de origen anglo o-saj6n que
muy presto constituirin la ma
| yona de los habitantes, y que
balO csc pie remoyeran todas las
objeciones que sc han estado ale
gando en- contra del pueblo orr.
ginario del pals. Cuando talcaso
Sc llegue, no necesitarau los apo.
logistas que huscan manera de
Iprobar que los ciudadanos his
/ panO.americanos no sou sino
una mineria insigniiicante, que
tOdOs Q casi todes han olyidado
va su lengua natal y que est6n
en- Was de aprender el idioma ma.
cionai, porque ent0nees Ia fuerza
! de la population estara entera
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08
AIN MfRECnA.

Justicia exptdita y bien mere
cida es la que Sc ha hecho en- la
corte de distrito del condado de
Rio Arribu, en- TERRA Amarilla,
donde en- el termino dc "a horas
un cierto PoEcarpo Jaramillo
fu6 arrestado, luzgado y senten.
ciado q 80 amos de penitenciaHa
por haber dado muerte alevosa
{ inmotivada a uu anciano lla-
mado Jose de los Angeles Mar.
tinez Esto demuestra que la
iusticia las mas delas yeces acier.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08

Yender6 harato todas las prem
das de ioyeria y reloles que Sc me
han traldo para eomponer y que
seine han quedado por iulta de-
sus duenos de venir por elias
dentro del tempo que preyiene
la ley. No olyiden cue tienen
oportunidad de obtenerse buenas
ppendas 4 precios inhmos espe.
cialmente reloies Estoy listo
para hacer toda clase de trabajo
Filigrana. Sabine Luian, de 10.
zero.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08
NAClMI[NIO DE uN M0NSIRI0.

En- el Hospital de Maternidad
de Paebla di6 4 luz Andrea Soils,
mujer de la clase fnfima. un ser
monstruoso que tiene la forma
Ihumaua pero carece de brazus,
solo tiene una oreia Y en- cambio
el labio superior esta dnplicado,
y los oios estdn situados a los la
dos de la cubeza,
Los m6dicos han cuidado della
Icriatura y Green que viyira.
Lo mas curioso del caso es que
dos hombres del pueblo alegan
ser los mandos de la Soils.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-08

mente idontiiicada en- leugua v
en- origen con el grueso de la 20.
pulaci6n del pals. I'm tai circuns.
tancia el pueblo podrd con con-
lianza eNigir sus derechos y ese
mismo pueblo sera atendid0 v
acogido con los brazos abieftos
por los Beveridge, los Nelson v
demds suietos que Sc han opues-
to con tanta tenaeidad y rencor
4 que Sc haga iusticia al pueblo
de ahora por considerable como
eXtruho y en- cierto modo indig-
no de disirutar los dercchos que
lefueron prometidosy garantidos
por el tratado de Guadalupe Iii
dalgo Entonces Nuevo Mexico
alcanzara la soberania que tan
tos amos le han negado.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

The wonderful tuberculosis exhibit
that was made at st. Louis last year
In connection with the world congress
held there on the subject OF The
Great White Plague" and which has
since been shown In many Of the
towns and cities OF the United States.
win be seen in this city some time
during the latter part of October. The
exhibit is now In charge OF the State.
and arrangements were perfected by
the city council at last meeting for
the appearance OF the exhibit In this
city. The cost viii be about $500.
Mayor Maloney stated TO the reporter
this morning that location for the
exhibit had not yet been secured. but
II was the purpose Of the council to
get place on the ground floor on
Main street where II would be conven.
lent and easy OF access TO all. The
purpose OF the exhibit Is strictly ed
ucational on the great subject OF tu'
berculosis. and will no doubt prove to
be highly interesting TO all
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
the amount of smusements there ~

the amount OF smusements there ~
are 10 be found in the states.
MANY dredges and steam snovels
are at work. Most all Of the drsdges
that are Ia use belonged to the French
government. which started the work
on the isthmus before the United sta
tes governments digging. The French
begun the work years ago for the pur-
pose Of making sea level canal. but
failed. Our government Ia making
lock canal. which necessitated DIFF
ferent work. Much OF the old mate
rial used by the French was purchas-
ed by the United States and has been
overhaulod and made into form for the
present work. A big saving has been
realized by our government in the pur-
chasing of the French tools and other
instruments OF construction.
The digging OF the Panama Canal
win be one OF the greatest undeflak-
Ings Of engineering that tine world has
ever known with the possible exccp-
lion OF the Chinese wall. ana even
this latter is outdone from the point
Of money TO be used In the work. TAX
ing into consideration the value Of
moneys at the two stages Of construc
tion.
President Taft has visited the work
twice within the last two years. A
board Of commerce makes semi-annu-
al visits to the canal"
Mr.. Ballew left the isthmus on Sept.
5 for leave OF absence OF forty-two
days. He wiz return on October II.
Galveston News
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

The owl club now occupies Its new
quarters ON the second floor OF the
Perkins building. Their rooms are
the swellest In the city. and there Is
scarcely a little club In the country
fixed up nicer than they are. In their
apartments they have a reception
hall. parlor and large billiard room.
which Is also TO be used as the clubs
ball room. The apartments through
out are furnished with elegant furni-
,ure and fixtures. including a splen-
did Adam schaaf plano.
The club numbers 40 members on
It's roll and the officers for the pres
ent term are as follows: r. s. Webb
Ji.. president: Roland Walker. vice
president; Robt. Smith, secretary;
and Henry Rohdc, -xsaspzcr.
The club Il preparing to give a pub
lie reception curing the coming week
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
ROUNDING UP THE vAos.
Losfers. White and Black Must Co
To Work Or Hit the Grit.

Constable c. l.. Baker and Deputy
City Marshal A. g. Goodwin, have
counseled between themselves and
reached the conclusion that In this big
round world there is work for all who
feel disposed to work. and 80 far as
Bryan Il concerned all must work or
move on" The fields are now white
unto the harvest and there Is a place
for all. Times are too busy and work
too plentiful to any longer put up
with that tribe who toll not. neither
do they spin. The gentleman loafer'
white and black. who lives by the
sweat of the other fellows brow,
must don his overalls and "hit the
ball" or hit the grit" Bryan win nc
longer hold them. In fact II is COINS
10 be so warm they Just naturally can
not stay here.
Acting on this proposition they have
rounded up within the past two days
nine head of the festive gentry and
the end Is not yet. Some OF them havs
already paid their fines. some are out
on bond. and some are languishins
In durance VILE Just paying fin'
and being turned loose. does not set
tie the matter by a long shot. The,
must not go back 10 their old habi
OF loafing. II they do Il viii be a con
tinuous performance from day to day
They must work. work. every da,
work. six days In the week. or hun
green pastures and more pleasan
surroundings.
The Eagle congratulates the Off
GERS upon the steps they have taken
and feels assured they have the mora
support OF the entire citizenship o
Bryan
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
CANNON TO BOOM At a. AND NJ.

Capt. Moses has been advised by
the war department that a platoon Of
artillery can BE- provided for the Col
lege. as soon as the necessary bond
for the safe keep OF the guns and car
risges Is filed. Il Is the purpose OF
Capt. Moses to give this advanced In
struction to those Of the senior class
who have gone through three years
Of infantry instruction. and who ara
not now commissioned officers in the
cadet regiment. This win give the
college a regiment Of eight companies
and hand of infantry and a platoon
of artillery. The additional lnstruc
ton win be Of great benefit to tho
young men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

! have GOO acres OF good corn want
gathered By the bushel. WIN pay 70
5 cents per bushel owing to distance
to be narJcd. VIII pay cash or sell
corn At the merset price. either pre-
ferred.
Jas. o. Chance
2ls-so
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

Young ladies call a, cavitt's drug
store and let us serve ycs with =
dainty box OF GuTH's delicious eboc-
olate. 2<<
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

My house for rent furnished or un.
furnished. Mrs. Dona Carnes. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-13

Funeral services were held over
the remains Of lsiach Hite from the
Hite country home IN Crawford
county Friday afternoon at o'clock
Interment was made in Brush Ridg,
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-13
COMPANY WILL mine
MICA IN TENNESSEE
Marion Capitalists Interest
in the Enterprise.
Mines are Very Productive and the
Quality of the Product is Such That
Fancy Price Il Received.

An organization known as the Blue
Ridge Mica Manufacturing company
in this city was incorporated at Co
lumbus Thursday with a capital OF
$4,000. The incorporation papers were
gotten out by Carl Williams, of this
city and there are number of local
persons who are interested in the en-
terprise. The organization has been
somewhat secretly effected.
The purpose of the company is to
mine mica, which was recently dis
covered in large quantities in Tennes-
LSee. Operations will be begun at once
and the stockholders are confident
that the enterprise will be very fruit
full as already much has been obtained
from the mines there which have been
of sort which demands a high price
in the market Specimens which have
been seen here are OF splendid
quality and number of local people
have visited the mine with view to
examining II. They are very hopeful
and confident of most pleasing results.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-13
is COMING
TO A HEAD
Road Roller Fight Is Not
Concluded.
MAhDAMUS SUIT THREATENED
Auditor Allen Says He'll
Not Certify.
Roller In Question Is Being Used
Roller In Question Is Being Used
Daily In Connection With Road
Construction - Commissio ncrs Say
They VIII Bring Suit.

/ The road roller tangle in whicl
the county auditor, G. L. Allen an,
the county commissioners Gillspie
Holverstott and Setter, are the prin
cipals, is fast approaching crisi
and 1t was learned today on goot
authority that unless the auditor
certifies that there is money in ths
treasury to pay for the motor roller
purchased by the commissioners, a
mandamus suit will follow.
There can be no doubt of auditors
intention. Mr.. Allen mas stated very
emphatically that he will not certify
that the money is in the treasury
and that the commissioners must
secure the necessary action anyway
they can. The only way is through
the courts.
When the road roller tangle frs.
came to public notice there was a
conflict in the dates on the journal
of the commissioners. At the last
meeting of the commissioners these
dates were corrected, the record stat
ing that the mistake occurred through
CLERICAL errors.
The first entry showed the resol-
ton declaring It necessary to purchase
road roller on Nov. 22, 1908. The
second entry shows that the roller
was delivered Jan. 1, 1909 and that
1t was purchased by the commission
ers April Is, 1909. The corrected
minutes show that the first resolution
vas passed Nov. ~ 1908 and that
the roller was delivered Dec. 1, 1908.
The last entry hosws that the pur-
chase was made April II, 1909.
The space where the auditor must
certify that the money is in the
treasury for the purchase is blank
and according to Mr.. Allen 1t will
remain so.
In the meantime the roller is be-
ing used daily on the roads of the
county and giving, the commissioners
say, the best service. They are en-
tirely satisfied with their purchase.
and believe that they have saved the
county money by buying the roller
that they did. On the other hand
Mr.. Allen intimates that in other
counties the roller was purchased
for several hundred dollars less than
the $2S00 which was the price at
which the Marion county commission
ers purchased their roller.
The feeling is not the best between
the two factions and Mr.. Setter. who
claims that he was ignored In the
buying of a roller. sid . in with the
auditor. In the meantime the public
will watch with interest the outcome.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-13
A CLOSE CALL.
Local Car Crashes Into a
Farmers Rig.

A farmer who gave his name as
NJ. Staley residing seven miles west
of this city, had narrow escape
from serious injury on West Center
street this morning about ten o'clock
when the rig in which he was rid
ing, collided with one OF the cars on
the local railway system. Staley was
driving through the alley east of the
Headley drug store and when he
reached West Center street. he coll
lided with west bound car No. IL.
The rig was badly smashed In being
struck and one of the shafts was
broken and one of the wheels torn
off. The driver escaped injury as did
also the horse.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-13
Program Arranged For the
Big Picnic.
VARIOUS CONTESTS ARRANGED
Prizes Will Be Awarded To
Winners.
"Bills" VIII March 10 Lincoln Park,
IIeadcd by Bakers Band and Then
the Fun VIII Bcgin-Evcryone Is
Invited To Attend the Picnic.

Invitations have been sent broad
cast for the Bill picnic TO be held al
Lincoln park next Wednesday after
noon and evening and several thous-
and "Bills," their wives and children
and frineds, are expected to fiji up
their lunch baskets and attend. The
day will be given over to amusements
various kinds, including those pro-
vided in an excellent, program of en-
tertainment and most enjoyable
time is assured.
Large delegationsw i'll be here from
every township in the county and also
from many of the surrounding cities
The following program has been
prepared for the day by the officers
of the club:
The parade will start from the
square, headed by Bakers Band at
1890 o'clock a. m.
Band concert.
Dinner.
Registration of the "Bills."
Address by Bill Hopley at O'Clock
p. m.
Programme by children of the
Children's Home at 1890 o'clock.
Water melon contest 2:30 o'clock
News boys race at $3.50 p. m.
Base ball game "Bills" VS. the
Johns umpired by Bill Scoheld;
game called at 3:15 o'clock.
Sack race at $40 O'Clock.
Ladies egg race at 400 o'clock.
Three-legged mans race ut 4:2O o.
clock.
Climbing of creased pole at 400
o'clock.
Needle threading contest for ladies
and gentlemen at $500 o'clock.
supper.
Creased pole contest at 5.15 y. m.
A fine display of fire works and
dancing will be enjoyed in the even
ing.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Bill Picnic.
Badges for the occasion will be on
sale at Strayer's Drug Store, Corners
Smoke House and Beatty & Longs
Shoe Store.
A prize will be awarded TO the
winner of each contest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-13
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North Pacific Coast Country" issued
by this Railway 1t will help yc IN
planning your trip. FREE--if you
call. MAILED for four cents postage.
s62 round trip from Chicago to
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane. Portland,
Victoria, Butte and other points daily
until September 80. Choice of routes.
Stop-overs. Return limit October 81.
Il. G. Hayden. Travelling fasseng-
er agent, 426 Superior ave, N. w.
Cleveland. Ohio. 1913