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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81.
NEW DiSECTORY
FOR BEAUMONT
N'OP RI'jIN ANT rOUHMY ESTl
mate: citv s population
at twihty thousand.
II im i ICS INfORMATION
A Feature of the Voloire is t'i Cl.i"te
f'ctl Cuiinris Li'.t And Directory
of .VI Corporations.
NEWS OF IHE COURTS ENSIGN STURGEON MUNICIPAL MATTERS
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CIIWM(IIBI CASE NDS
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'ileihii Urns. vs. I'm! Al'lllur C'ilHili
.ill'! Unci; Cullipiiny ; colli iniieil.
.in soph N'o'iri vs. I'nrl Arllinr CmikiI
i'tn! Iiucli ( 1'iiiiiiiny ; i-.-iine oriler ns
iilnr, i'.
I,. Mill-tin, Iruslee, el ;i!, vs. S.
M. Scnlt: rolll ilieed tn perlecl ser
vice. '. lioo'hvin vs. Osrar R. Muoie
ill; jiuls'il'f ::l l.y ief;iuli with foreclos.
ri" nf lifii ns pni.vcil for.
.i. I'. I .'iniies vs. W. ('. Siitiimn!!.-'.;
iiiiis'iiielil nn I vn iH'oniissury notes
fur .?'it'. with fni-cclusnre nf lien, in
'. ii : i:: nil. I ('lists of suit.
M . I-. N'nlili's el ill vs. .Iim !'au:i;
:;,ii:'.iiietil hy ilel'.'inll with fiireclusure
I I . ii if- piiiycil for.
I) Itiii ii, .lul'.n & O'Hrien vs. IT. IT.
( ' n ti. :ii . it ci nl: iiiiiuim in. fur iiml.
nl miles : iteil for witli interest iiml
, II .Is o Sll't.
ili'.-.'. ns Oil iiml Km I ('uliiiiiiiiy vs.
M' lrliiiuts .-iliil .M-'clliinics Co!!i
t'iiiv : j in i mn. 'ii I In ,1,'linli with n
HAS BEEN RELIEVED AS OFFI
CER IN CHARGE OF 8 At.
VATION ARMY HERE.
HAS ORDERED 10 KANSAS CIIY
Seti October 9 at Date of Hit Fare,
will Sermon to Beaumont
What Ho Ha Accomplished
In thlt City.
I'nslmi A I I rcil SiiiruKui, wlm lull
hern ill (liliife nf Iim S.ih ill inn Army
in III miuiniii fm sn'ii.' time pnsi, him
lici-u (inleri'ii in Kjiiisii,. City fur iln'y
iiml will lie Hiicreeili'il dy nil nfllrer to
he H'lfi leil Inter. Tin' cliilliL'" will
.icciir i'inlicr !i, whi n Knslitu Slur
Hi '.in will linn over the l.iiilicli of the
Army In Ilciiumniii to his sneci'sanr
nml ili :mi'! tn new lleld nf Inlior.
It lias liecn known fur nemo lime
Ilinl KiisIkii Sliii'K.'nii would ho r
llevcil this filll hut yesienliiv oflleiill
notice ril'iie in the slimic nf n ti l -itn
in from Culoiirl Aililie, irn iiclnl
onicec fur tin. soul Ii western prdvlnci
i.f llie nriny. Wiiile ili.- tclcun.m di
rects Knsimi St m i.'. 'ini in mi In Kim-
us City It Is mil positive lluil lie will
lie H.-.li'iii'd In ilittv in Hint city. Knn
siis ("Ily Is the !.'niliii.'ii'li'i's nf this
ivii'llnn of tlio Army, nml It Is nn
even hrenk that when Ihe ofllcer eels
them he will he sent In some other
Held. There Is n i(Nslhllily that hi!
will kii In New Ynrl'.
Sturpeon's Work Here.
.Mr. Sturgeon wns sent to lien!
monl for a K"'('iiil iiiii'pnso In P'-ill
the (iriiiinl'.iillon here out. of a rut,
piiy Its drills and estnhlish it In n
l.iillilliiK of its own. tn less I'liin .1
year lie I111..1 nronipllshcd this. Mi"'i
he iiitIvpiI the Army here was a 11'
lle liiiml. wleldin!" lint liMle Influence
in Iho moral welfare- of the city. To
day it Is a slroiiK oi'Kiinlzai ion and
owns outrii;hl in Its own name a suti
slnnliiil Tirick lmildliiK. In one side
of which Is operated a rest house nr
Army li'del. where lodirin:; mid meals
may ho had at cost. Tie has lmili up
the oriiiinizntion until it is an itisli
I lit ion of power for fiood and of r.'"-
niniizPil iimliiiK In Hie community.
Now I hilt h's wnrl is done ho is
lo he sent elsewhere, to di similar
work .and another man Is In tnko his
pliice. in-nl'iildy with clonrer sailin?
than Mr. Sturgeon ha.1. UnslRn Rtur-
ceim's fiim 11 v. polplslircr of n wife
and two children, hiive heen in T)onn
niont witli him mid will, or course,
nennipnny him to his !" field of b
hor. On the evenlmr of OcIoIipv ,'.
Sunday, K'islfTii Sturnoon will nrench
n farevvoll ycrnon in t'-'P Salvitlon
WYCHC CREER 14 BACK AT THE
CORPORATION COURT.
COSFRASI 1,1 lilt HO JtOGE
Mayor LanQham on Mulnhnes in
Man Alderman and Mavor
Talking New Charter,
Tl iiy rouiic:! ni-t In r '!;!!" si s
h'i ii yencri'iiy nioiniii!; wiHi Mny ii'
U nniiiiiii. ulilcrun n fairoll. IKittlen,
llnykln. Iialiln. Kyle and Itccd iin xeni.
Ollli'iT in sent wei'.i Secretary Silt
inn. Aiioiney TeaKlo. Ticn nin r
Itonlaiten. Marshnl S.fwart, KnKlneer
Sk"H. Aotlnt: Cull, cinr Jim S'ltlUiui.
ScilV.'IIKer H(TK.
A iciitioii was road aid. Inn Hint Co
Ht reel l.e i xteilded In Hie old Co.lcord
n.nd. which would ri(Uire Inc rim
1I1 iniiiillon of lii liitiu nf an iici'e. U
was signed hy Austin Allen mid others.
Inferred In the street r.n.l hrldne
coniinllleo.
A pel It ion wns rend frnin I.. I Ilia
litatiiiK thai ho win Hie owner 01 cer
tain property which hud hecn K'ndcd
and opened as a pun of Avnlon uveniio
without his kiiowledKe. Ho "Uk (lain
:i'.:es for ihu loss of ihe property or
the icmovul of the made. Keferrcd
to ihe Hireit and hrld!;i' committee.
A pel It ion w ws read asliln;; thai a
tight he placed at Hi" enrncr nf rirth
and fine wrcits. HelVrred to light
ecmiiiiticc.
A letter was rend from .Marsliull
Sic Wiirl stating that lie had suspended
onicer Frank Jirou iiiiiiii renuest. of
Ihe pollco conimlttcc I'ihui mot Ion
of Aldermun Kytu the action of me
niarshall and committee was sustained.
Committee Reports.
The liuht conimitteo (Iialiln clialr-
niaiil repnited nnfavorahle, on the re
nin's! for lights at
A rm v l'.itl
will iirnJir.hly lea''."'
ili'.il.n.-.t Spa Hi. ii
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1, 1 ii. 'i C:ir ,M :i 11 ii''nct uric ('
uiy :. Kxpni-I ( 111 iin, I l'in I
I i , mi, 11 in J. 1 1 l.l.". illl lorn-lo'
el "I 1 'in 1 " ".- lien.
K I! S, iile vs. S uiih l,-'.. ii.
..'nl 1 1 1 , i 1 1 1 1 t ; ('oni'un ; .iiiilmii.-iii
' .1 ; 1 vv 1 li l' i:'fc!isiit r of :i. ii
, .:'.. ,1 to'
1 . ' Adams v s. .I.ikf !.i is 1 1 ;, M
rtoniimont the day follow in nr.
STATE OFFICER HF.RF-.
Major Andrews of laMai; Visits Banu
mont Salvation Army.
Major Willinni Andrews o"- Dating,
Halo (.(llrcr for Hie Salvation Army.
Is in rtrnunion! on mi inspect inji and
vl-iiin tour. 11" wMl romtiiu hoi'"
until llils eveninc. when he will co
to fl.'ilveslon. from whence he will re
turn lo Xnrlh Texas. Major Andrews
is just hark from I.ondun. who-o he
nltrnded the Ini.rnational CnmrreK.'i
of Hie S.ilv.'itioii Army, fn convoisn
linn with an Knterpriso reporter yos
terdiiy .Major Andrevs spoko ai;. fol
lows i"i llie (.'nuyress:
"The thing which imnressod ino
most nt I lie Congress was my obser
vation of the chango Hint has no-
cevreil n mi line , pininr. on 1 no .mi"
in I'ncland in
I p"i n nil
1, red he
Hie "ii-'t twenty rears.
ive of Kngland and on
ici", ice '' Hie Army t'ler-'
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v!.ii I wns a vo'itig 111:111, g.. ng
t iir.it:.'.!' ihe It iiiniin; s.-Iiols and he-comi'i--
nil 0 Ilicer. A1 that time,
wni.e Hie Army wns .loins, a
and cMensive wi.il;. il did not liave
Ihe good will f the puhlic as it ha.-s
toiiny. Then Hie Salvation Arniv
man' suffered from moli vin'enci '.
I r.nn l.i i.'k Lais, intcrfen iico. insults
and iihi's. Tndnv the sanv m;in rc
.eiv.s llie nl, solute res'icel ami :id-
1 mirniinn of ev ci one.
I ! The ineciiiim of the Conurcs
..i. siil ',1 ii'r liv ;. nei-iil W'-.n
; 'the rounder of She Arm v. who s n.i.v
1 'in In scf 'lii v -11 : 11 year, lutl vim
rci:rtii hi" physical fiicullies woli.l.'--t
i t 1 1 1 v "i 'l .'m l ,,;,! niental f.icniti""-
Itltrlv M.I lor MI.H "W S if
exrlciiie'v .iri.u.l of the American
I
vere
Him. 111.
Ills at ilael and Oil I
land and Hazel and Center oil account
of Ihe depctcj treasury. Report ap
proved. The sewerage comm'llee (Powleti
(l.ainiiim) report -.'il that the citizens
on 'College Klreet want, the sewerage
oMonded and Unit they will themselves
lend Hie city money lor Hie work. Al
derman l)owle:i. argued at length for
llie ordering of the work mid showing
its necessity. The work would cost
Je.S.VI.
The report being under discussion
nlderinnn Reed said lie hud 110 doubt
about the necessity for llie work but
the city has no auihorily lo make the
debt without, visible- means for paying
it. This idea brought, out a lenglby
discussion between aldermen Reed
and Dovvlen, Mavor I.angham and citl-
zcis Mallv KaKthiim and Joe ilrous-
sard. This brought into the matter
the .Myrick Hros., colli ract. Attorney
Teagie said he thought it a weak eoni
11 act and Mayof I.angham and Mr.
Kusthain had a co'.lonuy about it The
mayor said Unit Mr. Iiaslhani acritiiesc
e(i in Ihe contract ami was as much to
hlame as anyone. Mr. Kasth:im naiil
thill Ihey simply wanted to get the
same treatment as ivou Calder and
Miignolia. The discussion then run
ii.lo iho (piestion of a new Issue of
builds. While the discussion was on
a motion was made and carried to
instruct the finance coinniitte to in
vestigate and call in sucli bonds as
may lie retired. Tills mot Inn was
curried.
Alderman Pnwlrn (hen moved Hint
Hie city attorney and llnniico commit
tee be instructed to Iiml nut wlial
amount nf ;ievv bonds can he ir-'sued.
( 'arried.
The special pommilloo to confer
Willi the Woman's Rcndim; Club re
ported that further time is required
I 'i find out Hie oNact lernis as wanted
by Carnegie. (limited.
Alderman pievlen ineviMl Hint Ihe
yi.niin. W. A. Fletcher note lie called
i'i. Cii-i-ed
After some further discussion on the
College sewer the council adjourned
until Hie next regular meeting.
'iMi-ainu iftVvilve. AH t.r Ilii
jilsl bl III ply ill.,l'(lo!,iull bctnrw I'M
i-uiiiii-il uitt. .ur in day an
KiH"rprlb r-in-r a Julsi
u ririi n. iB of ih roiiiniitieo.
aid thai t rwg reu- very much ihai
h wh nut ai 1 ht finit iiieeiins. due
of tlio Jiuli;e'a Mean U ilnai ihe ihi
nl tdmul.t Im roniM.e nf iilno niPm-U-r,
T ar in Im" i-lii-ie.1 f.nii
i'iirli ar. by only i'io vniers nf ihi
ward and lhr I" ho elwli-d iit
larse. Thai would kIvo rai Ii ward
full rppn-Ri'inaiiin and M iho ani"
! 1 1110 would fclvo all Iho Hs.plo
roinmiinilii'B isislilon. The inavor"
vein would of roursf lie nioorveil
thai h. would Imn noiliiii'f I"' ii'"
liavlmt a voio In rao nf 1I0,
Wych firoor will Iw on livid
coipiiriillon roiirl thl niornlna. II-
has been nlnoni for ihrci wot-ka dur
lti? wliU li ilmo .Mavor Lnni'liam !'
Ini n liRlne iho oI.ipo. The niavnr
tM-mt tn hlvi had a uronuoui 1 1 mo
of t. Thoro liavo boon morning:
when his rourl asKimied iho old I1110111
Hnio air. Tho mnvn- liel'ove firmly
In iho od nvlom nhout iho ihincr
riivlnc tho ftdil'er. Ho thinks H'iii
when tnhnlrnl law point nro sprur..
Ii Is nlnw n 8o.l l.'i'a w'ion In
doubt ir- iei hie In favor tho rltv
and lol Iho ilefendaill - f-arr!" Hie CO i '
lii! to lilher rourl where l"n "lit
cot n Wtr Hiipidv fr Jiirlstrn.on'".
The pH-iiiiPri who are ronvlctcrt a!-j-pi't
t'n'o Mi"' i" linham's ronr'
with iho Idea thai ho I ili" mn'orl i.n
hurt himself In fining ther.i n much
p ho !ini hurt them and tlui H10
mnvnr would not do It If ho could
possll.lv Ce around It. The vonnu'r
ludiio does tt use o much dlnlo
miipy hut sHnds out hl. Idoaa of "
tlco wllhnut raring what nnv ono
thlnV. about R hut nt Iho same time
ho 1 rles In follow tho cmera' trend
or tho mnvor'! bleu of the cltv's lo
lev If Hioro Is such n thing lo bo f'
lowed on the bench of the city court.
Mayor Lnnghnm yesterday m ining
had f. rfw wifds to say "limit the
North Tad ditch. II scoi' Hint soin.
or tho property owners have been
complaining. The mayor cited It as
an Instance or Iho mn'islines' id" Iho
genus homo. He said Hint thev all
clamored for the ditch until they had
It and now they nro coming to him
and saving tholr homes are being
washed nwav. (heir house falling
t til r. Iho veritable creek, etc. "Well
you fellows will (bid out we've got a
ditch up there any how" wound tip
the mayor.
THE ENTERPRISE
JOB PRINTINFJCE
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.
. . !
Dr. A. Lev has returned from his
trip to the Fair.
The Zehner lecture-, tile entiling
event of the week.
O. H. Rowon, a prominent Sunt'
Lakt citizen, is in Heaumnnt.
Mr. I.udlow Calhoun lias returned
from his extended trip to the I'acllic
coast and the fair at St. Louis. Ho
will leave soon for the University at
Austin.
Mrs. C. A. ZPhnor, of Pallas. Te.
will lecture on "Temperance"' In
liemiir.oiit, Thursday and Friibiy.
Sept. 22 and 'Si, nt the First McUm
(list church.
IS NOW OPEN
and
Fully prepared to do any and
all Kinds of Job WorK.
I.oxvest rates and thejbest worK
guaranteed.!
Both Phones 93
Phone us and we'll do the rest.
E. F. McCOMAS,
Manager.
.2
Now is the time to build that house. We are prepered
to rurnisn you inn i-umwci. Fv
mit us to tell you just how much we can
save you on your purchase.
:. Come and see us. .:
THE KIRBY LUMBER COMPANY
Special Rates to Contractors.
Mrs. I. R. Rordages lias relumed
from a six weeksi trip to the big fair
and other northern citier'.
Mr. F. 0 .I.lgon, traveling i-olesman
of the Kirby Lumber Co., spent yes
terday in Beaumont. His headquar
ters are now in Dallas.
Mrs. Zehner will lecture in Rea t
mont, Sunday, Sept. .", program to
he announced later.
Mrs. H. C. I.each has returned from
a visit to Chicago.
h( SUN SET) Ql
l-sl ROUTE l-l
Low Colonist Rates
TO CALIFORNIA
Sept. 15 to Oct. 15
Inclusive
RATE
$27.50
Stop-over of r, days allowed at. Vnina ami Maricopa, Arizona; also
all intermediate points in California on llie Southern I'aeifln, except
l.os Angeles and .San Francisco, by depositing ticket with ticket
agent at slop-over point.
Oil Burning Locomotives AH ihe way. NO SMOKE. NO CINDERS
Excursion Sleeping Cars. Clean and Well Ventilated.
A. P.. ATKINSON, D. P. A. J. K. TOOKE, C. T. A.
The Petrolaasu Iron Works Co,
While the city council finished nn j
its work yesterday morning yet th.?
aldermen -put in the afternoon for!
Hie most part in a discus-ion of im
provements and prohalde bond issues.
It seems to be tho idea with the al- J
di fiiii'ii that if ihey can issue more j
bonds now is about Hie bit time to,
start il. They think that it might
possibly require three months to citi
the bonds ready for linal marketing
and Hull It woiTId then lie .Inn. 1st.,
ir the b("-t time of the year to sell
bonds, the i !e:(ion having been set
tled .Hie crops moved iin, I money
,T. H. .Murray, an old time Beau,
ninnter and lumberman, is nl the'
charity hospital in a critical conil-j
tion. ' ,. ' ,i ;
Mrs. Kdna MePonald will have
charge of the musical program of the
Zehner lecture course.
Hal (!. Land, deputy counly clerk
and soon to be real clerk, has re
turned from a short trip to the Fair.
STliEL OIL .STORAGE TANKS.
All Classes Plata an Sheet Iron Work-IFaeftOil
Equipment.
Old Tanks Cut and Rebuilt on
Short Notice.
The ltcaiimoiit (lice Club will sin.
iii the First Methodist church Sep'.
"2 and 1':'.. in connection with the
Zihtior lectures.
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tun fnllL'. ami l's-M'ci.lin
,, f iho V tii. ri. :in row Imv 'mini, wiimii
I ,..ii. ;,,,.-f.', t,-si rank anion-: all the
i ',n,t- if tin- Ciiun-s. The n'sill' .
!..;,". nn. ,' "iih Hi"' Mi" England,
j M.,j..r n-l" - -aid. de him grr.it
'.,.is f,,r tho iiVi'PiHc ncr.m.'!i,i
'r,,..,i, ,f t1',- A - iv 'll tl'i .illf;v
,m .-siM-fiiii'v in lli si'i bn-
FUNERAL OF P. C. FUREY.
t !
Lat Sid R tf to Pccir T; Morn
s of
Hi"
plentiful. The question of
amount cf bunds to be issued '
(lllirs,' lITl'f T lill." (III il, I ."Oil 1,1 ,11 -j
d'uilil in the mind of the mayor anil
ntln-rs as to the limit or as to whetli-
er tlie ciiy ran reailv l-sue any mnii
bonds at all.
In tin
fore l,.
morning
cession
pit lirrini; of the c'ans bo-
unci! meet ins yesterday
there was an informal 'In
about tin- new iiv chart. v.
AHoriiey .Ii"' WiP'a'i.s of I'ort Ar
thur, was in the city yesterday.
.bhi K. Crawford, attorney at hnv.
of F.iinMiii. Texas, says of Mr-. Z. li
ner: "Her argument is unanswer
able, her style fascinal iiii, her Ian
guauo t-iiaste. Inr Hnnmiit beautiful.
In r rcasniiinu of Hie highest order.
She is so highly entertaining Unit le r
auilier.co never tin s."'
A!..i'iaii How hii think- ilial 'i '
raie of taxation should l" incrr ,is"d.
lie ,1ms tint mailt a radii al increaso
bit i ..f Mie n uini. -a il.i'' '!'. rato
of I ", is 1n.i'f.tiate for a pr.icrc
sif It. i'it''"':i -i. h a lie tn. im lose -I
he fi'v lb' 'lioiilil th,n tli.- i---
ino ft Otlock. en- r b . ootvm-o 'tf Mi'T" a o
T1-- ,.r. : -,- ..ti ... V H !:.' i.nid.nc i'i H"-ir own l-'l.t. Hint
f . ... M r I- .-I V V. T-.T. V . '""' '-; "
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v ' ;,'... .' .... fr. m fie ralio " i M, ,h. n-' V:-!-ro1
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II .. i '-H in i" i ,. ,i ' r i t- i . -r-l.il 1- 3ir' Mi''
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T. (!. Brackcr. whu has bii n oic
ratnr in Ihe ilnu town Sunt hi rn Pa
( ilic iifTico for some time, has Ih-ch
I'lomnied to the af.n. y at Liberty.
Hi v. J. B 11. .burs, jia-ior of Hi
Central l.ri-t '.in churili, tiill a -i-i
; tlie 7-hn r 1,-cin-is v.i 'i ni
r iisope r.". ii' irz fn- tie- f" i
time in 't. a'-m ! t .im' -i- r' .1
tljin'i lb rn (i,"i,i" :'!'i'i'-a'io r.r
, , t? ,M-r,i r ce.
Mala Office &ni Works---Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch Offices Go ichauz Build
ing, New Orleans, La.; American National
Bank Building, Beaumont, Tex. .
MEMBERS OF MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND OTHERS :J
nsked to remember tliat the consensu s of tho Best Medical Authority
(based on investigation aud results) unanimously favors tho unrivalod
advantages . j
Cool Colorado Offers
as a resort for individuals or those In need of Tliysical t'plmildlna; 1
can e of Over work. Sedentary Habit s or Dlhi r C auses; this having par
ticular rcfertiuu lo tho.se- res . ling in the Lower Altitudes or Malarial dis
tricts. This Lnd of High Elevation
InvlL-orating Atmospln re md Vasni f , nt Rcrnic Crandenr. rf,-M,'1
iincq.!it-. iipportm iiirs for iim p,., r I.f,. and arfonlins all the Comfnr
of I .viluatiou at l!minn.iu txjvnse is but one day', journey from Tci
as via '
THE DENVER ROAD"
.LkV T!'.' ' liv- !. r'-'r'-Tif.l t- -
i'v a'nr a i-b-aanl x:-it to tl
Fa.r.
Ii Stcmach Trtt!i
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, " 1 t P Vl'l - . ' -b- r-r
r.s. i,-'. -iai 1 1 '.-' b. l"'i..n Xt-i
T o !;i, l,i'-r .f H S fi'V'TTi nrt;il. -
- i j. rr'':'--. r
- . l ri ' '-. . - '.
. . - - r - "- - -
Z"rH r,1-r Vr r;r:r- Throne Train, from the Sonthwert.
i T!e lnyr r'--" P'r r"in'"' P n4 many l.oors time.
Uid iT-U'V, I-Vf. Pi. :y n,-...ih Tr,..,.. , ii), ' .a;H..c ,,r,...:? If
S'.r,-T, an,i iu.nil.cft. iy A.,,..,,.tl t ,.:f(. c,-s km , ci,f
t. r
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j I!" ll I',''.' f'O TA.nVs
IV,n' ;cr. bei-in J ilr h
A4- y.-nr H-,mn Ticket A.T'i tn w
Dw "Tri Ar,; Ti.'kfis" t I ' ,',..rz Vi
"THE COLORADO
CHAUTAL'GUA,"
o " f ir I'.f'irnia'ion relat're th
a f. Ix-tjig
One Way Via the Denver Road"
S. C-v T P . R. Yi
T '-:i. C.T.A. A. A.
Tc-t v.c-'.'.. Tf?a.
Gl'soon, G. P. A-
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