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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16
Short Misiag kens

The new Carter mill is treating
ore very satisfactorily. and mine de-
velopment is going on at the same
time
J Hunsinger is now freighting
from Gunnison to Tin Cup, for A.
Bauer, merchant at that point, the
passes to st Elmo being very slow in
opening. The Lottis creek road is
in pretty good shape, he tells us, ex-
cept that the loose rock have paved
the canon from one end to the other
Bernard Doyle, a ranch hand, at
DR. B0wan's ranch ON Blue mesa
was accidently shot last week Thur
day, by falling upon an automatic
pistol which he was carrying in a
holder He was taken first 10 Cim-
arron and then to the MontrOse hos
pitai In an automobile. Ii rs heliev-
ed be viii recover, although the ball
pierced the lower part Of his abdo-
men
S0me time ago the New Cham
pion mentioned the finding of gold
ore in the Black canon, directly OPP
posite Hotehkiss. Quite an excite
ment Is being worked up around
lower valley towns over the matter.
Some fine ore has been found, but
the lead has not yet been located
We repeat the float may have gone
all the way down from the EIk
mountains, or the Lake City count
ry. Boys, come up into the mineral
belt to prospect.
The Belzora Bassick property un-
der management Of A Lejune is
getting into the mineral belt which
about here crosses Gold creek This
is the fifth Of the big mines between
Ohio City and Pitkin TO be put ON a
paying basis, and another wear,
oSGht to see tia, result accomplish
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16
Aoffs . oF fIN4L sFTII VIM
and DETIRhINITy1 oF
HFTRsHfP

In the ms tter of the estate of Antone Yeaeer.
deeeas..d
Ne. -
Notice j. hereby given that on MdndaV The
lfth day ei July, A. u. igli al the hour ~ Al
A. NJ at said day, the same being one slf the.
resuistr days Of she , uns Term If the 4 s,untv
tuurt 81 dunnison County in the stare ~
colorado, 1. tharles eueer AdrninIstr,itssf
~ said eSrute, VIII appear iefore the. Judge
81 said curt, present nay final ssttielus-nt a.
such Aautlnistratar, pray The approval ~
The same and viii then AK ~ b. Discharged
~ such Administrator. Ar winch time and
piitee any person In Interest may app.tr and
present ost-tious "a the same any There h..
And Further nafies j. hereby given That AZ
ssid time and place the Court VIII receive and
hear proofs concerning the heirs uf said de-
erased. pursuant 70 the verified petition of
hHries Aeaeer. claimant ~ heir a. Ia " If
said si'-res-ed heretofars filrd h.-r.-in asking
Tor n Judicial sEeert fnsnr and tlssterrfIirs
tion ~ the heirship al said estate. and .-or,,
v hieh = appears that harle- Neaser Igssrb
! eager, John N.agsr Nis-tor Nese-r spd
Eiiifiie hs,tker ARE heirs Of said ass4essad
arr or " so claim 10 be heirs AZ law ~ ssis
Antone Aesgrr. deeess..d are hersl,y -.,4ui-..d
Ia he and appear thereat or abide rbe d-re--
De Ted at f5unui~nn Gslo-ado this Ifrb "a y
CHARLES NJ YEAGER.
Adnui ni-trrtOr 81 the Esrare of Antore
Aesger. Decreased
p, N. wEGENsR. sttorrey.
Published June is-July "A. 1871
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16
Vii IN Cssses

P. c. Boyle has taken the agency
Tor the well known Hupmobile, one
Of the reasonably priced, yet sub
stantial cars of the country, and will
shortly have a machine here for ex-
hlblt. 1t is his present plan to go
into the auto business, putting up a
brick garage, for storage and pe-
pairs, and otherwise laying in line
OF auto extras, for which there is an
increasing demand ss the business
grows in Gunnison County. 1t 10 q
new enterprise which ought to do
well here and is right in line with
Rainbow Route"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16

tCoattDsel Nert veal !
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16

Ii Vas a good move when our
town council decided TO run the city
water to the Colorado street school
building Now that the bill abolish.
ing The public drinking cup has be-
come law, sanitary fountains must
Of necessity be installed by the school
board IN all three buildings. or elss
every last child be provided with a
cup of his own.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16

Mr.. Cazrle NaEIsn. the fsasoss
ksn-s- ssisop snsa-s.er. asea al her
G.sase "a I.s.se.~srsl trsa..S esen-
lnG sac ist; an e-taae IT sss.trs
asors II shsch g,es b the Csrr's
NsE,an Lssse i,F arunkard > ~sses
and w,as~s "a kansas Cav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16

= ,nia ana ltiistis
troubles by your
me dieine. / had
been troubled with
bath for fourteen
years and consulted
different d oet0rs,
bat failed % get any
relief. After using
I vtlia u. Ifnkham 8
Negeta BILE Com
pou a and Blood
Purifier | can say 4
am "a well Woman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16
A Departmental Case
t~eV5 Flassl . A.1-sse k-sa-z.ss~ Le-l
~ q. nEAU

y Texa< you may travel .
Thousand miles IN 9 straight
sas II your coarse .s q
crooked one. n is likely sha;
both the distance and yoar
rate OF speed may be vastly
Increased Cloeas there sail
serenely against the wind.
The whip poor-siil delivers
its aisconsolste CRY with the
notes exactly reversed from
thnse Of bis narlhern hroth-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-16

A T. Grove and Son brought a
losd of Hereford bulls TO town,
Tuesday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
RorGFMoNT ITEMS.
The Increment 81 People and Few
Lines on Othcr Things.

Rongem0ni March iG.-Here We
come again. listening to the March
Winds bowling ronnd us. It's said
II March comes in Ike a lion & vii
30 out like q lamb, so We think Il
resembles 4 lion right much so lar.
60 We hope to see the quiet days yet
Fruit trees are i'll bloom nov
looks like spring sure enough
Rev. IS. n. Hudson. Of Scottsburg.
Va. filed his regular appointment
at Red Mountain BAPTIST church last
saturday and Sunday. and had a
right large congregation.
Mr.. G. A. ManTum and son. Logan.
81 West Durham. spent while a
Mr.. W. 2. Maugum'r sunday
REV. W. ii. Hudson. Thomas
Brooks. Arthur Cash. Annie Mangum
aud several others spent while
sunday at Edgar aiangum's. and re
ported nice tine
II was rieh' amusing 70 me % read
of the 81 year iirc IN Orange county,
Il think Orange county must b
noted Tor strange or IN other words
fnnny thiuss like that I heard tina
young nan IN said county carried {
cad o. tobacco to Durham a monti
OF 30 aec aud when he came back h,
had brass tooth In his mouth. pu
/ l have not seen him. imagine b,
ionfs fiany. la He doesn't liz,
f far fom Net Bethel. Now whoeve
this Joke belongs to must not sc
angry az Il. OF course. would sup
pose Il TO Be a Joke.
wheat CROPS are looking fine an
| think, II nothing happens. Their
wiil bc 4 good crop raised.
will leave this time aud com
again after the March winds cease
o blow.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
Nn Nrrll n 80 lAnrk.

When Your doctor orders yor -
stop work. Il staggers you. Il ear g
YOU say. You know you are wcaa.
rundown and falling in health. day
by day. but you mus, work as lcns o.
yon cor stand. What you need Is
Electric Bii,ers 70 give tone. strength,
and yigof 10 your system. 10 prevent
breakdown and build you up Don'l
be weak. sickly OF ailing when Flee.
trio Ditters will hench, you from The
iirsi dose. Thousands bless them iei
their gioriuus heatth and strength
lTry nlca. fvtrg bottle Is guaran
lteed h satisfy Only soc at Il
|Dlacknall and Sous.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
Tournament ii Pinehurst

Pinehurst. n. c. March ia
notable field Of golf experts particle
pated IN the opening roands today Of
the annual championship tournament
Of shc pinohurst Country cluD. The
tournament serves asia prelude 70 the
annual Urited North and South ANA
teur championship. which will be
played over the Plnehurst links next
week. beginning Monday and continue
ing until Friday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
MANUFACTURES IN OUR STATE
REPORTED BY THE LAST CENSUS
The Census Bureaus Summary Concerning North Carolina for
1sos-Leading Industries and Per Cent Of Increase
VALUE PRODUCTS AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE

reports the rental paid for such prop
efty will be shown separately.
The cost OF materials used in 1909
was s121.S62. 0O0, as against &c.,
2GS,000 in 1904, an increase of $42,-
594. 900, or 81 per cent. The average
cost OF materials per establishment
in 1903 was approximately $4,000,
and in 1904, $4,000. In addition
10 the component materials which
enter into the products of the estab-
.ishment for the census year there
are included fuel, rent Of power and
heat. and mill supplies. The cost of
materials, however, does not include
unused materials and supplies bought
either for speculation or for use
turing subsequent period
Value OF Products.
The value OF products in 1909 was
.s2l6.GI4 900, and SI42,521.0O In
1904, an increase OF s7s, 093, 900. or
SO per cent. The average per estab-
iishment for 1909 and 1904 was APP
pfOAimaIety si4,VUV.
The value OF products represents
their selling value or price at the
plants as actually turned out by
factories during the census years.
and does not necessarily have any re-
lation 10 the amount OF sales for that
year. The values under this head
giso III ciudc the amount received
for work done on materials furnish
ed by others.
Value Added by Manufacture.
The value added by manufacture
represents The difference between the
cost Or materials used and theil
value after le manufacturing pro
cesses have been expended upon then
and they become products. In 1898
the vaiue added by manufacture was
Ss4,752 600, and in 1904. $63.253,
cO0. an increase OF sci. f99, 300, OF
so per cent. The value added b.
manufacture in 1909 formed ~ pei
cent Or the total value OF products.
Miscellaneous expenses Include
rent Of fact6ry or works. taxes. aDS
amount paid for contract work
which win appear separately in thu
fnal reports. rs well as such items o
ONCE and other expense as canno
be elsewhere classified. In 1908 thu
amount was s23,s67 geo. and ii
1904. sI7.9ss.o0o. an increase 0
s5.5i5.eeo. or 81 per cent. Tn
average miscellaneous expense pc
I establishment In 1909 and 1904 wa
I approximately $4,000.
The salaries and wages in 1870
amounted 20 s4l.257.0o0. and 4
1904. s2S,I7i.v00, an increase o
lti6.0Ss.0 600. or Ga per cent.
In 1909 the number Of salaried OF
fclals and clerks was G.52s. and q
| 1904. 4.e72. an increase OF 2.456. o
60 per cent.
The average number OF wage-earr
ers III 1903 was 121,4I0. and .
1904. So. 33s. an increase o. 36.i3l
or - per cent.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
Protect
The Health OF Yourself
and Family

Pope's Herb is prepared to provide
dependable household remedy. based
upon the principle Of purity of blood
insuring freedom from disease. II Is
a medicine for maladies such as. Rehu-
matism. Liver Complaints. Constipa-
tion, Fever and Ague, Female Disor-
ders, Indigestion. Lumbago. Kidney
arrangements. Catarrh, Sick and Ner-
yous Headaches, loss OF Appetite and
all ailments arising from inactivity Of
the Liver and Kidneys.
Ii IS purely Herbs. Banks and Roots
Compound. X il put up in chocolate
coated Tablets pleasing and easy 20
take, COR can be dissolved in water)
Mrs. J. c. Meade. OF Hyattsyille. Nd
says;
FOR years / have suffered with
Backacne. Headaches. Neuralgia and
Nervousness and extreme Fatigue, 4
tried many remedies without relief
Four months ago a grateful friend iTi-
Guceu me to write 70 rope Medicine
Co, Washington. -. -, tor hoA ~
Pores Herb Compound Tablets. the
very nrst dose or two tablets gave me
relief. ] tSed not quite 3 sl.eo box and
am entirely cured OF the pain ~ my
back and nave no more headache.
Dr. J. y. Hennesey. prominent my
aician and surgeon Of Albany, \, T., IN
part SAYS.
'As q blood purifier, Liver, Kidney
ana system regulator | prescribe Pope
Medicine Co.'S, Of Washington u. -.
Herb Compound, as / have done fer the
4 past 90 years. and 1 have found Il TO
be a great remedy. which seldom IL
ever fails. There are thousands ot let
I tiers from users OF Pope's Herbs, that
T have been benefited and cured by its
proper use. POpe's Herb Compound
Tablets are put up zoo In :. aex, six
I months treatment" and will be sent
+ postpaid on receipt OF 500. Each box
contains a printed guarantee binding
Us TO refund the purchase price * the
remedy fails 10 benefit. also full d.
Z rectiUus.
Guaranteed By the Pope Medicine
Co. Inc. under the Pure Food and
Drug Act. June 30. 1906. No. 1856
For terms 60 agents In unoccupicd
territory, address
nnnx- rsrnrrrnr IN rwr
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
PARDONED
Waller nObbS, Dnrhan'S
Whlstling Booze Retailer
GETS FREEDOM FROM ROAD GANG
BY GOVERNORS MERCY.
A Painter Bound Oyer--Camp Lease
Extended so years-0ther Inter-
esting Raleigh News.

Raleigh, March l6.--Governor
Kitchin Tuesday issued a pardon TO
Walter Hobbs, who has been serving
a sentence on the Durham county
roads for retailing whiskey.
Hobbs was convicted of the charge
in the Recorders court in July, 1903.
There were seven cases against him,
and he was convicted on all seven Of
the indictments. A sentence Of II
months on the county roads was given
In each case. Hobbs agreed to serve
q sentence Of three years on the roads
withon. appealing, and four Of the
cases were dropped from the docket
Before that time Hobbs had been
guilty OF a number OF other crimes,
and had served several terms on the
roads. He has served II months OF
the three years sentence, and the gov
ernor thinks that he has been pun
ished sufficiently. The old negro is a
paralysic and the governor gives this
AZ one reason for his action.
The statement issued by, the gov
ernor Is as follows:
Walter Hobbs. of Durham county.
convicted at the July term. 1909 Gre
cordes's court. for the crime OF sell
inc liquor (three cases.. and SEN
tences aggregating three years on the
reads imposed. pardoned condition
ally. me reasons for pardon being:
This old negro. a paralytic. was
found guilty in three cases for selling
/ liquor, and being an old offender was
I sentenced to terms aggregating three
years. He has served twenty months.
4 There are strong protests against
clemancy, yet am constrained e
think that his punishment has nov
been sufficient to justify giving him a
trial under a conditional pardon to be
a law-abiding citizen. Owing to what
{ I fear IS confirmed habit on his part
10 violate the prohibition law, ] par
don him on condition that on he frs
Mondays 81 July and January for th'
next three years he appear before th'
Recorders court in Durham and sat
isfy the Recorder that be has beer
law-ablding and has not violated th'
prohibition Law. and in case Of hi
failure to so satisfy the Recorder THU
pardon will be revoked"
The Virginia Power company, D
Salisbury, increases It's capital stool
, TO. 81 900 900. TO begin business Wit
! 1000 paid IN. The principal stock
} holders are J. ]. Mott y. d. Mccan
less and J. ID. Norwood
Richard Thompson. the young whit
! painter who was arrested Saturday o.
the charge OF breaking into the resi-
dence Of MIR. w. J. Peele and stealin
: quantity OF furniture. was given
! hearing before Justice stronach
r police court aud bound over 10 Wax
superior court in q bond OF 5000.
: default Of which he was committe
! % jail. Thompson has 4 brother VII
Is also in fail charged with stealth
articles Of furniture from the HON
OF Mr.. Brown Shepherd two week
/ ago.
Adjutaut-General Leins er says u
state has closed a dea. whereby Il
lease on Camp Glenn. al Mosehea
I City. Is extended fifty years longs
than the original thirty-ycar leas
Large storage warehouses are TO I
built AZ the camp during the summs
! and other innrovements made.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17

marred The call Of a neighbor on Mrs
w. 4. spaugh. Of Manyllle. wyo.
who said: She told me DIR. King
New Life pills had cured her OF obstl
nate kidney trouble. and made g,I
feel like new woman" Easy ,ad
sure remedy for stsmach, llveray
kidney troubles Only 2Jc
JlacknaiI and Sons.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
oi'ENCH NoT THE FIRES.

"ouench not the fires that burn
within the soul.
Fen though the world smiles chill
upon their glow.
But feed those lonely hres which
aicker low
with all that's best out OF thy
fortunes dole.
Thine ease consume. content and
proud control. II so
They feed the Ores which burn within
the soul.
It's utmost 10 inspire. The flames
may blind,
To ashes turn the toys thou didst
adore.
But trust the light that shines: fear
not to mini
The inner impulse urging thee from
shore
on stormy ventures, quicken thy
desires
For ports beyond thy sight. oueneh
not the fires
"a breath 81 our inspiration
Ii the life OF each generation
A vondrous thing OF our dreaming
unearthly. impossible seeming.
; The soldier, the king and the peasant
+ All working together In one.
Z TIN our dream shall become their
present.
And their work IN the world be done
They had no vision amazing
OF the goodly house they are raising
they had no divine forcshowing
OF the land to winch they are goinl
Tut on one mans soul Il hath
broken,
a light that doth not depart.
And bis look or a word he hiatt
spoken.
Wrought fame in another man
heart.
And therefore today is thrining
With . past days late fulfilling;
An4''se multltudes ,agg.sa.,,,.. - "a
In Al n. faith ,t~.fytechnic inst-
! e IN paisd.s,a. and an address to'
80 delivered In Los Angeles wednes-
day night at a mass meeting under the
auspices Of the CITY club and the re-
publican state central committee
From Los Angeles Colonel Rooseyeltl
viii 20 10 San Francisco.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17

FL psso. Texas, March i5.-col.
Theodore Roosevelt spent two busy
hours ii n reso this morning, arriv-
ing Iii the city from Dallas az 100
end departing at g.4s Tor Albu-
eueruue. Many MeSicans from across
the international border Joined n
the enthusiasts demonstration IN
honor OF the former president u tic
United SiAiaa.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DURHAM COUNTY.
In the Superior Court.
I. !. Faucette
against
Ada Fancette.
-ali.ot
Ada Faueette.

The defendant above mentioned will
take notice that an acton entitled as
above has been commenced II the
superior court 81 Durham county by
the plaintiff for the purpose OF Sc
curing an absolute divorce from said
defendant for the causes stated in the
complaint and aflidayits fled; and the
said defendant viii further axe no.
lice that she i required 70 appear at
TIE term 81 the superior court OF said
county "a be held on the second Mon
day after the first Monday In March,
1911. al the courthouse Of said county
In Durham. Norm Carolina. and
answer or Gemur 10 the complaint in
said action. or the plaintiff will apply
% the court for the relief demanded
I'll said complaint
This 2ad day 81 February. 1911.
c. y. GREEN.
Clerk Superior Court.
MANNING & EVERETT
Attorneys.
reb II Afch s-l0.l7
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of E. j. Came
ron, deceased, late of Durham Coun-
ty, N. C this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them TO the
undersigned at Durham, n. G.. on or
before the 18th day of January, 1912,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery. All persons inldebt-
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This January 2Sth, 1911.
w. l.. FOUSHEE,
Administrator Of E. ]. Cameron.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17

Greensboro Record.

Greensboro Record
Next thing you know they will be
shooting bullets down 10 Mexico.
its time 10 DO something. For a few
men they have KEEP. up a disturbance
for q long time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
bridesmaids frocks In Green and
White


Green seems queer color for
wedding. but since the Gouid-Decies
bridal in early February green and
white has been the fashionable wed
ding color scheme. At this wedding
the church vas a yeritahie hanging
garden. the walls being banked with
green. against which Was the starry
white 81 small blossoms. and feath-
cry sprays OF lilies Of the valley de-
pended from the ceiling on long trail
ing ropes OF smilax. The brides
maids wore simple little white
frocks. with two chiffon TUNES fall
ing over the son white satin. the
satin petucoats Just dragging on the
aoor all around, and tie chiffon
tuelcs being sprlnkled with tins
white satin roses set in green leaves
N their hair the bridesmaids wore
arlands Of green leaves. and Us al
Of the young women had dark tresseI
this garland effect was beautiful
The maid Of honor and tho little
flower girls who attended the bride
acre also dressed In white chiffon
With green garlands IN their hair
rhe effect Of this leaf green with chs
white chiffon. In combination will
tho feathory white OF the churcl
decoration. was indcsefibably deli
cate End lovely.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
Description.

Fame is the central figure. On her
tel, Is the dying Confederate soldier,
with the flag dropped by his side, thus
typifying the confederacy. whom
Fame grasps and supports. On her
RICH, Is the Confederate woman, who
shows her love for and appreciation
Of the Confederacy by laying on the
soldier the Palm Of Victory. While
she Is doing this-unconscious 20
her-Fanle is browning her for her
devotion ana loyalty. All the many
kinds Of loving service are thus typi-
fed IN simple act Of tribute TO the
confederacy. The thousand ways IN
which the noble women aided the
confederacy. or even he more pronli-
nent ones, could not otherwise be ex-
emplifed in a single idea.
o. course there are some knock
ers." but that was TO be expected.
Never was there an occasion when
everybody saw an event or viewed 4
monument from the, same angle OF
had the same vision. Unfortunately
North Carolina lags behind in the
monument to honor her women. No
other ouhern state can boast such
a host OF noble mothers OF the
Gracchi
Il Is to be hoped that the time viii
come when he noble. self-sacriiicing
patriotic. libefty-loyiag North Caro-
lima mothers Or the Confederacy vii
Sc duly honored and remembered
Hoping 10 have the legislature make
suitable appropriation for this pur.
pose. Gen. Carr made a most imnas-
stoned appeal that stirred the honss
Of personalities al its last session
/ but tie plea of poverty" by the com.
mittec On appropriations. be i said 4
their eyerias ing shane. .smothcfet
the movement.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17

The Wilmington Dispatch favors a
1mnisslon form Of government for
North Carolina. Not bad idea.
clthcr.--GrcenviIle Reflector.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-17
,cRFH FOUND


No 70 makes connection a. Al-x
eith Seapeard Aif Line No. - fer ia.
icigh Norfolk, Richmond, wasninRt1n,
Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA. New tefk ana
III Northern points. and With iiat4igf
southport train No 81 for unshan
No. Il makes connection kwsz
With Seahoard AIR line No. n fDr san.
ford. piuehurst. Southern Pines Ham.
let Charlotte. Rcckineham. Atleua
Atlanta. Birmlc CHAM. Montia0Ynsry
aud all points IA the West ard sUuih.
west. Columbia, Savannah. JatHsnn-
willie. TAMPA and all points IN florida.
'oEsT SCHEDULE OFT OF DguH.u
TO TstE sOUTh
All tickets are sold by thts company
and accepted nv the PASSENGER with
thn uFa FstNn1inR thRt this company
will not be liable Tor failure IL ffn its
tfaius On schedule time. - f9f sny
such delays as may bsfireidert 10 thefr
operation. Care 10 exercised - give cor.
rect tine Of connecting lines. t4t tais
company Il not responsible tot 4rrers
or omissions.
~ atNDAf tRttSA
Nat ten pass Axf sol rass AT
ltNFHAI OFFECEA nEisHAM VI
ID. Lnsstf Ia nnsks nsses~AA