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The Springfield herald., 1910-03-25

See A A. Denney for Samson
Windmills. Best on the market.
BOX SUPPER
There will be an entertainment
and box supper at the Boston
school house, Saturday evening
April End, proceeds for the ben
eft of the school library. Pro-
gram will consist Of two plays,
music, recitations, etc. Come
and help in a good cause. Your
presence will be appreciated.
From Lamar News
John Mobley was up from
Stonington, Baca county, today.
C. N, McMullen, one of the
enterprising citizens of the Ston-
ington section was transacting
business in Lamar today,
Eugene M. Whitaker and Mrs.
Whitaker drove up from Spring
field, yesterday. remaining over
today, Mr.. Whitaker is attend
ing to business and Mrs. Whit
aker is visiting with friends.
Pretty Prairie.
Marx Dances condition re-
mains about the same.
Arthur Johnstonis among the
latest victims of the grippe.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Robb on March 14th, a boy.
Spring term of school COM
menced here Monday with Alice
Doner as teacher,
Alice Doner wasin Springfield
on Thursday and Friday taking
the the Teachers Examination.
The hour of Sunday School has
been changed from the afternoon
to 10 a. M, with preaching SER
vice the 4th Sunday in each
month at II a. m. by the Rev.
Chas. Dean.
konantz Items
Mrs. S. l.. Florey has nearly
recovered from her recent ill
ness.
Mrs. N. Crawforl and daugh-
ter, Edith, are visiting their
friends at Konantz.
Carl MCGOWAN has gone to
Syracuse to help his father with
the transfer business.
D. A. Starr has returned from
Illinois, where he has been visit
ing for several months.
Mrs. Mackey has purchased a
new John Deere lister and says
she is going to plant right this
spring.
George Ramsey is living on his
claim again and will do some ex-
tensive breaking and farming,
this season.
The mail carrier brought out
two land seekers, who are from
Missouri "the show me state"
by the name of snow. They are
using every precaution to keep
from melting down in this lovely
Colorado sunshine.
LampOrt Items
Mrs. Delaney is on the sick
list.
Ben Boss went to Springfield,
Tuesday.
A. B. Cox, our mail carrier,
moved back to his homestead,
Tuesday.
Evan Grove has been laid up
the past week owing to a felon
on his thumb.
There will be an Easter pro-
gram given at the Liberty school
house on Easter Sunday, March
9th.
James Marriott and family
came in from Rocky Ford last
week and expect to be in our
midst the coming summer.
Boston Items
Several started for the cedars
Monday.
Prof. E. Long spent Sunday at
Springfield.
Cboc Wilson iG p1O,yipu on his
The Springfield herald., 1910-03-25

See A A. Denney for Samson
Windmills. Best on the market.
The Springfield herald., 1910-03-25
Baptist Church

At Springfield the fourth Saturday
of each month in the morning, and the
fourth Sunday, morning and evening.
REV, HAZEL, pastor.
The Springfield herald., 1910-03-25

Something like fifty years ago
the National Telescope printed a
puzzle, which may be appropriate
to some of our readers, and for
this reason we reproduce it here.
AS soon as it is read. the point
will be appreciated. 1t is plain
sentence, when read right,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Tip Wrieht's Column

II any one has doubted that Ban
johnson Is absolute dictator OF the
American league. the recent scan
DIAL in the New York team. which
resulted in the humiliation OF Man.
sger George Stallings. cannot but
remove that doubt
Briefly. Manager Stallings accus.
ed First Baseman Chase OF throw.
ing games Stallings was called TO
New York by Owner Farrell. who
Cleveland to Interview the players.
He declared that II Chase was
guilty there was no longer room for
him on the team
Before leaving for Cleveland Far.
rell wired Ban Johnson to meet him
in the Ohio metropolis Farrell ar.
rived first lie met his players.
and asked them 20 tell him about
the trouble
The players were divided one
clique was for Stallings and the
other for Chase. Both sides were
afraid TO show their cards. so
Birdie Cree told Farrell be would
get more information Il he inter-
viewed the players individually.
Prior to the meeting a majority
OF the players had said. considsn.
TALLY. Of course. that they we're for
Stallings don't know what they
told Farrell afterward. because
when asked what his decision was
Farrell naively confessed that be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

could not make decision until
johnson arrived.
Think Of u, The owner OF a
baseball club unable "a say what
his own opinion was. because the
president OF the league had not
given him permission 10 speak
when Johnson reached Cleveland
he conferred for a couple OF hours
With Farrell. and Vice President
Somcrs OF the American league
Then. with Chase sitting not Gar
away. the poFtiy president an.
nounced to waiting newspaper men
that Chase had been greatly
wFonged and mallgned Aud the
sporting writer's almost collapsed,
SO great vas the shock
Meantime. Stailings. left IN New
York, could see hlmself being made
the goat by johnson. who has about
as much use for him as he has for
Charlie Murphy. owner OF the Cubs
II was a einch from the start that
Johnson would tin cas- StailsugR.
not because he Ia not splendid
manager witness the team he
brought from the rear and showed
into second place-but because he
is in bad" with the biz mogui
Stalllngs was enti,ied 20 a fair
deal and an open investigation. lie
didn't get either. but Johnson has
vented his spleen. and. as I said.
there Il no doubt regarding the
Identity OF the boss OF the Ameri.
can league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Some First Base Guardian
Is This Pretty Quaker Girl

PITTsBuRG. oct sSAltbough
but n. Myrtle Rowe. Of New Ksns
lngiou. near here. has been playing
ball IN Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio for four years. hold
ing down first for the Antler Ath.
letic Club and Kensington Athletics
solely upon hef merits.
Miss Rowe Ii az present the only
girl playing IN the local independ.
ent field and IL credited by her feel.
low players with being the worlds
champion girl first base guardian.
The New Kcusington Athletics
prior 20 this season played a ma
jority Of their games away from
home. and Miss Rove has appeared
In almost every town Of conse
quence in this section The girl IL
pretty and accomplished, bcing
quite a musician. a competent
atenographef aud telegraph opera
tor
This season the young woman
has made but one bad error. and
Ahe goes after everything within
reach. too. At bat she has struck
out twice. and her average Is ne
good as that Of most 0f the boys on
the team This ~ the young WON.
ans last season on the diamond,
her family declaring she Is getting
too old" 90 continue the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
ADMIT FACULTY
members FREE

According 10 the University daily.
.all members OF the faculty. from
Dr Kane down 10 the humblent In.
ntructof. exclusive OF undefgradu.
ate assistants. will be admitted 70
the first practice game ~ The sea.
son Saturday afternoon free Of
charge
Graduate Manager Victor Lednick
announced this morning that. owing
tn the fact that the sale for faculty
tickets had not opened until this
morning. and consequently many
professors had hsen unable 10 So.
ours ucketA. 30 charge would be
levied saturday
Tickets for alumni aud faculty
are nos on nala at the registrars
nf1rn." said tho manager. we are
selling them a. the same price rs
last year. S. This. ~ course. In.
cludeH a subscription to the Daily
We originally DID nos intend To soil
Tickets 20 the faculty this year. but
there Ia such a great demand for
them that we have decided 10 pat
them on sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
BY HOWARD MANN.

Butch Macginnity and Doggy
Coot. former football stars Of la
Iapaloosa college. were In the for
mers Law office Monday talking
over old times That Is, Butch
was talking and Doggy was listen
ing. for as a talker Butch has
them all chained 20 the mizzen-
mast.
When the telephone bell rang.
Butch told Doggy 70 answer II. IF
rs girl. said Butch. tell her
I'm out"
Who dyOu suppose Il is2" said
Doggy. with the receiver at his
ear.
Cant guess" said Butch.
Bugs DoOley"
"Tell him 20 come over right
away" yelled Butch with enthu-
siasm
Il haven't Ceen him since he
graduated lie was the best an.
round half back that ever tore a
iigament He played eight years
for old Hika, the college on the
hill-and he was a hill Of a player.
too" added Butch, laughing heart
ily al his own Joke. THAT was
before they had any fool eligibility
rules
HE was the greatest staller I
ever knew" continued Butch. He
was the one to start that racket.
and he taught me all ] knew about
It. Every fall regularly he would
start TO stall. He'd come back 20
college and tell all the boys he
wasn't going 10 play any more
Then there'd be big hustllng
around. raising a fund to pay Off
hts debts or handing him his
board bin or doing something for
him 10 he'd play. Even the girls
would beg him 10 play.
HE always got out 10 practice
that way. but the day OF the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
KIDNEY OR BLADDER MISERY GOES
AND YOUR LAME BACK FEELS FINE

No reader OF this paper. whether
man or woman. need be miserable
because Of Backache OF kidney or
bladder disorders
The time 70 cure kidney trouble
10 while Il Is only trouble before Il
settles into Drupay. Gravel. DiA.
betes or Brlght'H Disease
Papos Diuregic acts at once upon
The kidneys. bladder and entire urt.
nary system. ciesnnws, heals aud
regulates these organs. ducts and
glands. and completes the cur with.
In n few DAYS The moment you
suspect any kidney or urinary de.
Fangement. or feel a constant. dull
beosaehe OF notice that the urine ia
thick. cloudy. offensive or fuIl Of
sediment. Irregular OF passage or
attended b. a nsnBa Ion Of scalding.
you should begin taking Pape's III.
uretie. an directed. with the knowl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

edge that there IL no other remedy.
AZ any price. made anywhere else
in the world. which will effect so
thorough and prompt a cure.
Misery ~ the back. sides or ioina.
sick headache. infiamed or puffy
eyelida. nervousness. prostate trou-
BILE. rheumatism aud dartlnR pains.
heart paipitati0nE. bilious stomach.
dlzxinesa. aleeplessnesA. listleHs
weak. WORKOUT feeling and other
symptoms caused b. inactive. slug
Eish kidneys simply vanish Tn.
cnnirollabie urination ESPECIALLY AT
night. smarting.> discoiored water
and all bladder misery ends
Your physician. pharmacist. bank.
er or any mercantile agency viii
vouch for the responsibility Of Fape.
Thompson e. PRpc. Of Cincinnati.
Ohio. who prepare Pape's Diureiic--
JOccnt treatment -sold by every
druggist In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
How Sailing Was Invented and How BuehS Friend BUGS
Worked Game to Queens Taste and Made Sigh HOOpaIOng

early SOS. and see the boys al
Sketlloi and the rest are sun using
II. even this year
4 stalled and stalled until II got
20 be a chestnut I was pretty rough
IN those days and didn't get any
frat bids except from the Eta Blta
PL Decay KeptsoiOng and Delta 10
Dayton. but I didn't want those. /
wanted a Sigh Hoopalong bid. and
80 | decided 10 stall for one. This
was In my senior year--my third
year In the senior class. that Ia.
Whenever a Cornell or Pennsy
man would show up IN town. I'd
give him a limo Of talk about going
east next year. but u didn't lead
to anything good. so ! decided to
make a final play.
we were To play State Thanks.
giving day 10 decide the title. About
a week before the game I went to
see Eddie Curlpapers, sporting
editor Of the Daily Snooze The next
day he had a big article In about my
quitting the game for good and all
III being In the paper made Il
look good. and there was a big stir.
a committee Of students came
around 10 see what / wanted. I
didn't come right out bold and tell.
too smooth for that ! Just took
the chairman OF the committee into
the corner, Tipped back my coat and
told him 10 look At my vest lie
took a good look and said. You
don't see any Wright Kay stuff
sticking there, do your
Wen. he took the hint. / don't
know how he worked n. but the
next morning ] went 10 chapel with
about four yards Of shrimp pink and
Nile green ribbon In my button
hole.
And I went Ia Thanksgiving day
and scored the winning touchdown
Good boy" shoatua Butch
Let's go out and w5rship Bacchus. d"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Los ANGELES
WANTS RACE

los ANGELES. Oct. s.-The Loa
Angeles motordromo may ~ the
scene OF the next grand pgix race.
the greatest annual event Of tho
automobile racing world
Walter Hcmpel. a local antnmo.
bile racing promoter has wired VIM
X Vanderbilt. Ir. president ~ the
Motor Cups Holding association.
under the auspices ~ which The big
event "a held. offering a guarantee
OF $4,000 on behalf ~ several
wealthy automobile enthusiasts or
southern California. II she race j.
brought here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
MAN SERVES TERM IN
JAIL IN iNsTALLhEhTs.

WALt.A wAl.t.A. Oct Ss--Ar.
thur haddix. local barboF. ~ en-.
l0ying bis freedom today after haV.
ing served a term in sail for con.
tempt ~ court. Ha VAS permitted
90 80 At large isat week duFinE the
fair 80 that be could earn money
Tor the support of hts children.
When the fair waa over he reported
back Al the jail and completed bis
sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
SHORT SPORT

Frank Chance ia pretty sure to
play first base In the big series
The New York club has turned
Pitcher Dickson over 20 baltimore.
The Chattanooga club has pur-
chased Pitcher Benton from Gin.
cinnau.
Elmer Steeis. the Providence
pitcher. signed By Pittsburg. gave
only IS bases on balls this season.
The New York clubs scouts are
William Lush. the old Cleveland out
fielder. and Adrian G. Arson.
Looks as II Rebel" Cakes would
be among the discards at St Louis
He has had a very poor season.
The PtttsburK club has turned
Pitchers Moore and Mercer over 10
the Jersey City club OF the Eastern
league
Umpire Nal Eason contempla,es
purchasing the Lawrence club OF the
New England league. In the near
future
The Cincinnati c'Sb has released
Pitcher Joe Burns and Catcher Kon-
nick 10 the Dayton club OF the Cen
trial league
Rain at Lexington yesterday pre-
vented the racing card from being
run off.
outflelder Snodgrass OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
TooAY's FOOTBALL.

NEW YORK. Oct Football
took a prominent place on the ath
letic stage throughout the country
today. almost score % games be
ing scheduled between the bigger
colleges West Point. which Was
threatened Nith football famine r..
Gently a. punishment a. ia cadets
for characterization. win play It's
first game. going against Tuft q
college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

you'd see him out on the field
scoring touchdowus."
just then Bugs came IN. There
was a big hurrah and a lot OF OK.
ira handshaking while Doggy and
Butch gave him the Tappa M Keg
grip Butch noticed Bugs wore
lozenge.shaped cuff links and
stick pin and a big badge on his
vest
= didn't know you made Sigh
Hoopalong, he remarked
There's a good story IN that"
answered Bugs, as he settled him.
self TO tell n.
I got bid By stalling." he said.
! started that stalling game In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
EVANS is sEcRerARY.

Lieut. Clyde Evans was yeater.
day appointed secretary OF the fire
department to succeed George phil
lips. resigned. The Job Was offered
to former city Comptroller Harry
W Carroll. who declined Il because
OF unaufficieut salary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
DIAMOND GLINTS

Coping one from Hugh Knogh
Many are drafted. but few Of them
stick And Isn't II trueT
silk OT.oughlln says there n no
use trying 90 tell when or where
Laioie IL going 10 hit.
Malachi KiitrcdKe. veteran back
stop. says Jack COMBS success this
year g. due 90 his mastery % the
straight drop ball which Amos
Rusie had tn his repertoire.
President Lennon Of the 81. Paul
club has purchased Lexington park.
where his club has been playing
for $4,000. aud contemplates cxten.
siye improvements.
Red Nelson. n 81 Louis Ameri-
can league pitching recruit. won the
o. & p peunant for Akron with a
home run IN the second inning Of
the last game Canton and Akron
we're tied before the game started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Am now zivtsa ssy per@aani at
tsRtIsR Co my DENTAL PRACTICE
am net siyiaE isiFpd actafg
prices. nor doing cheap advsrtialuk
Dental Work AY offices have been
located az Tf3 FIRST avenue for ~
years myself bought and took
charge Of the offices July IS 1901.
and ! have no other office in Seattle.
I viii save Yea az least one .helf.
or % per cent. on your Dental Work,
and your work VIII ba done by tried
aud true Graduate Dentists Of from
ton 20 twenty vcHrH experience. who
have been carefully instructed In
the system Of Painless Der ii-trY,
both Reputation and Success.
The Day OF Hscksnias L. sure 10
Gene
m bank should open IN Seattle
and advertise 90 pay YOU one huns
81 your money for ninety days YOU
would not care 10 zeal with such q
bank
Having Dental work done ~ Jus,
hke putting money IN the bank. nnd
unless tho Dental work and Euarnn-
tee are good. tho bank is busted
and you are atunE
DO You Need Testhf
A perfect set Of artificial teeth IL
a work Of mechanical art ! guar
Hntes an Plates made At my offices
20 CT. and after I make you art 81
teeth you may 20 10 any Reputable
Dentist Goo Seattle and have them ok
nmined. and n the teeth DO not nt
and give aatlafaCtion. I viii unkc
them over OF give your money back.
Remember. ! repair all my Plates
without charge.
A Record To lie Proud of
May /. 1908. I decided not to re-
tai Combine 60 continue their un-
arChy. have kept up the high
standard ~ my Dental Work. but /
have cut the price 30 per cent. and
between May !, 1909. aud April 40
1910. just eight thousand seven hun
drod aud eight patients have re-
colvod tine benefit. care and attcn-
ton % our high class work az half
the price charged by the Combine
30 not experiment with your
teeth. They arc valuable Hcmom -
Der. / require twelve assistants to
care for my patients. aud I guarlu-
tee satisfaction, ana my guarantee
is hacked hy NE largest Dental
practice in the United states outside
mo to examine your teeth. aud In
Rtruct you about their care. then
have your Dental Work done by any
Dentist you care 20 go 10.
EDWIN j BROWN.
7ig First Avenue. Union Block. be-
tween Columbia ana Cherry streets
open evenings units and SUNDAYS
until for people who work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Giants seems TO be out Of the bat.
ting race. judging by the way his
average II declining.
The Boston club has scoaped In
a youngster named Harter. playing
sith the New Brunswick. y. j.. inde.
pendent club.
Secretary John ueydier OF the Ma.
tional league has become such a
star golfer that be is The champion
Of the big leagues.
James G. McGil has purchased
the Beaver bali club and viii be
sole owner next season
The baseball commission will
have charge OF the sale % tickets
Tor ihe worlds series aud will make
a serious attempt to prevent tickets
from falling into the hands OF
speculat0rs
The WenatChee high school team
defeated the Eliensburg squad yes.
terday By a score Of 50 20 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Ia follErrF lMPRovEs.

ROCHESTER,, Nina, Oct. s~-~The
condition Of senator la t'ollrtte.
aho underwent a serious surgical
operation IN the Mayo hospital here.
IS vsy satisfactory The salient
wiil returu 10 hin home next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1910

q October s. Washington W. Lin.
coin High School. Camups
October ~. Washington VI.
q Whitman college. Campus.
4 November 3. Washington vs.
. University OF Idaho. Cam.
= puA.
= November ~. Washington VI.
= Washington State COLLEGE.
. Spokane
. November "a tThankHglyingl.
= Washington ~. Oregou Agri.
cultural College. Campus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
go Costs Money TO ple.-w
10 Word Of Young sblolde.

= ffttsttfff
a go Costs Money TO DE-.
10 Word Of Young sblolda.
\ DENVER. Oct. Sim aot ,
4 ~ that I had 10 pawn your
= watch II costs money 90 die.
q was the pathetic note left TO
4 his mother by Kenneth Liver
4 man. a tfyearold school boy.
4 who shot himself IN a hotel I
a room hers last night unre- I
4 quilted love was the reason
4 given by the lad for his sui !
4 eide. 1
Young Liverman pawned his
4 violin aud hig mothers watch
a ta purchase the revolver and I
a cartridges with which he shot .
a himself lie secured a room at Z,
a hotel Ia the afternoon. In 4
4 CURED when the orchestra be. 4
4 gan TO play FOR the evening. A
4 aud n is believed took his lire 4
4 as the first strains % the music 4
a came 10 him from the lobby.
\ The boy had been attentive 4
q 90 i6year old Julia Stewart. a 4
= clasamate az the business col
4 legc he attended. Il IL said 4
= the giri yesterday refused to 4
= marry him.
A A 4 A A A A A 4 A A 4 A A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
Mons kIll NraRo.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct S.
Joha Doll. negro hack driver. was
found dead on the street this morn.
Ing He had been shot BY the mob
that tried to got John Adams. a
nsEro. oui Of tho jail 30 lynch hlm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Franklin. lathe Adcline Sugar
company'a plant II totally destroyed
BY fire. The loss will reach
$500. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York at Philadelphia post.
pOned: rain
Boston at Washington postponed
rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Dance at Dfssmiand tonieht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn at New York postponed.
rain.
Philadelphia at Boston postponed.
rain.
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7i8 First Avenue. Union Block. be-
tween Columbia ana Cherry streets
open evenings units s and sundays
until 4 for people who work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

outnelder snodgrass of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Rain at Lexington yesterday pre-
vented the racing card from being
run off.
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The Cincinnati c'Sb has released
Pitcher Joe Burns and Catcher Kon-
nick TO the Dayton club OF the Cen
trial league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-25
OWN A MEXICAN FARM
Don't Spend Energy and Exhaust
Health in Battle With the
Climate in the North.

The tremendous movement of north
ern people toward Mexico as home
place has awakened keen interest on
all hands in this wonderful country,
1t seems strange indeed that land
so fertile in production, so gracious
in climate, so accessible from every
point of the compass, where labor is
cheap and land plenty should have
been till lately SO little known by the
average yankee.
With knowledge of its attractions
as a home or it's profits as a place of
investment has come a great interest
in the country and its people. Immense
sums of American money have been
and are being invested in Mexico and
whole colonies of people from the Unit
ed States and Canada are to be found
there developing the country and fast
growing rich by their hustling ability
and activity.
The man who has farmed in this sec
ton can scarcely grasp the remarkable
difference that exists between condi-
tions there and here. Only a visit to
the country can fully explain the won
derful resources, the great crops, the
balmy climate and the modern inn
provements to be found there.
For this purpose the Mexico Interna-
tional Land Co. are running a series
of excursions to Mexico upon which
they take intending settlers or invest
ors at greatly reduced rates. Full in
formation can be secured from w. E.
Oliver or ID. G. Hackney, suite 90.
Huntington building. Fargo, about the
next excursion which leaves Jan. 81.