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'20 lbs Sugar $1.00
2 pkgs Seedless Raisins . . .25c
3 cans Dutch Cleanser 25c
6 bars Toile Soap 25c
7 bars Flake White Soap 25c
2 pkgs Shreded ".i t 25c.
3 cans L,e wis hye ......., 25c
Get our Prices on Ladies' and Men's Hosiery.
....Highest Price Paid for Produce....
W. L. Ross
DetlcoCfe. City, Nebraska.
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Public. Sale!
Owing to .sickness I am compelled to give up farming
and will sell at Public Sale at my farm Z4 miles south
of Hubbard and 7 miles northwest of Horner Nebr., on
Tuesday, Jan. 20, '14
All my Personal Property, consisting of .
6 head of Horses and Mules.
30 head of Holstein Cattle, 18 of
them good Milch Cows.
1 1 head of Sheep.
30 head of Hogs.
75 tons Alfalfa Hay. 40 tons of
Timothy and Clover Hay. '
800 bu. Irish Victor Seed Oats. 25
bu. good Seed Wheat. 25 bu. Seed
Corn. 1 100 bu. Corn in Crib.
Full line of Farm Machinery.
Sale Commences at 10 o'clock a. m. Free jLnneh Served at Noon
Terms 12 months' time will be given on good approved
notes bearing 10 interest. All sums under $10 Cash.
P. T. WATSON, Owner
Col. A. I. Davis, Auct Michael Waters, Clerk
I Abstracts of - Title
A $10,000 Surety Bond
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(faaranteM tho aoouraoy f arary
Abstract I maka
Prices for
Successor to '
Dakota Comity Abstract 0:
Bonded Abstractor
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Local Ifems
Tho Herald 1 rear, $1.
Poro applo cidor at Van do Zoddo'c
Wo want your hardwaro trade and
will trout you right. Sobtlovor Bros.
Miss Elsio Loronz spent Now Year's"
at tho Eidt homo in Sioux City.
Don't forgot Bronns ooffoo, it is
still in the lead. Van soils it.
Mr and Mrs 0 It Juclcl, of Sioux
Oitj, wore visitors horo Suuduy with
relatives.
M 0 Ayres was an over Sunday vis
itor at Omaha with his daughtor, Mrs
Geo Oartor.
A flno baby boy took up its nbodo at
tho homo of Prof and Mrs H G Loav
ons Sunday afternoon.
E W Nordyko, of Sioux Oily, wob a
visitor here last Friday at the homo of
his sister, Mra Molllo JBroyhill.
G L Goodman has moved from tho
Loronz rosidouoo. adjoining tho meat
markot, to tho old Oiitqhfleld house.
Miss Alida Woohs returned last
week from a visit at Roaobud, S D,
with her mother, who is postmistress
thero.
Deputy Sheriff John Mnhou took
Billy York, of South-Sioux City, to tho
inobriato nsylum at Lincoln Wednes
day, of last weok .
Dr Louis A Dermody, of Omaha, ia
now located in Jackson, Neb, Ho is
in the offices formerly occupied by Dr
Loahy, at the drug store.
William Best tins pnrohac'd prop
erty in Ponca and will start f i.eral
store there aB soon as tho b.iililing
can bo fitted up for oocuponry.
Win Jacques, ago 40, und EfOo
Wanzar, ago HO, both of Sioux City,
wore united in marriage ut tho M E
parsonage, January 1st, by Rev J
Crews.
Miss Lucille litmgland returned
from Control Oily, Neb, tho latter
part of tho weok to resumo her duties
aB stenographer in Judge R E Evans'
law ollloo.
The Gordon, Neb, Journal oaine to
us last week, and wo find B S Loedom
& Son'n immo at the heud of tho ctli
toriul column. Tim pHpnr is full of
news nnil nils, eluiruoteiistio of the
Leedom' ubility as rnMleru.
Mrs El J Morin returned tn her
home in Wvnot hist Friday, .iftor a
visit here at tho homo of her mother,
Mrs Wm Cheney, She wub accompa
nied homo liv lu-r mother and Mrs
Ralph Qonitn in, who rem ii nod until
Monday.
Tha Epworth Lenguo of the M E
oil u roll lust Sunday morning in a nice
little Bpeeoh by Mrs Crews, tho first
vioO'president of tho Leuguo, donated
a dozen Hymnals for tho use of tho
ohuroh, which were very much needed
aud appreciated.
in tuepuge of nauusomo baby pic
tures which appeared in Sunday's
Omaha Bee, was that of David Rosa
Warner, the 18 months old sou olU 8
Murshul W P Warner und wife. Da
vid promises to he as good looking as
his pa when he "growB up,"
W H Hoy, who farmed the Geister
place weBt of town two yearn ago, was
a visitor ffere from Salix, la, Tueuday,
where he farmed the past season. He
and his family will return to Dakota
county tho last of February, having
ronted tho Allen placo near Emer
son. The Flego trial flrBt tried in Dixon
county and by a change of vonuo taken
to Thurston county, came up for trial
for the third time Monday boforo
Judge Graves at Pender, Nob. Flego
is accused of killing his siator, a orime
almost unnatural, and was twico con
victed. The second quarterly conference of
tho M, E churoh will be held on Tues
day, January 13th, at 8 o'clock p m.
Beside tho regular business there will
be a Round Table talk on revivals,
and not only the ofllcdrs hut tho gen
eral membership, old and young, is
expeoted to bo present.
Among the university students who
returned to their sohool duties at Lin
coin Sunday were: George Miller,
Harold Gribble, Frank Sidos. Mar
garet Bridenbaugh and Vern HeikeB.
Miss Ruth Scott, of Lincoln, who was
a guest at the S A Hoikcshomo during
the holidays, returned also.
Howard Rookweli leuves Friday of
this week for Lincoln, and from there
he will accompany Henry Weigand to
Dallas, Texas, whore they go to look
up a now location. Mrs Weigand and
daughter will visit hero at the home of
Mra Weigand parmita, Mr and Mrs
R L Broyhill, until a suitable location
is found by Mr Weigand.
J W Tulloys, rxport accountant,
who last month completed an investi
gation of tho different county offlcos
np to July 1, 1013, and filed a report
covering tho period, has been engaged
by the county board to "carry tho ex
amination down to tho ending of the
year 1913, and will be hero Monday
next to begin work again.
A fair sized crowd attended tho
dance here last Friday evening in tho
Ayres hall. Although the musio a
harp orchestra from Hawarden, la,
was a disappointment by reason of tho
Violinist being sick und unable to stiok
tho job through, tho dancors took it
good natured and tangoed to tho muBio
of tho clarinet and harp until after
midnight. The management wishes
to apologize for the unavoidable affair,
and promises to furnish a more do
pondablo orohestra hereafter.
Louis Larsen roceivpd word last
woek that a gold watch ho had lost
sixteen yeara ago at Ute, la, had been
fonnd and awaited his coming to claim
it. In connection with tho loss of the
watch ho told us that sixteen yours
ago ho was with a oompany of thir
teen peoplo at n farm house near Ute,
when a oyolouo struck tho liouso, de
molishing it completely, killing ono of
tho occupants and seriously injuring
evory raembor of tho paity. When ho
picked himself up in a near by field
he dug the dirt out of his eyes and
wiped tho blood off his face, and thou
discovered his watch chain hanging
loose from tho buttonholo in his vest.
That was the last ho knew of his watoh
until a weok ago when ho reoolvod
word from tho peoplo living on the
farm that his watoh, bearing his ini
tials, had been found. They also
stated that the watoh when wound be
gan running again aftar its long si-Icnae,
Tho Horald and tho AraoricnuJ Boy,
ono year for $1 GT
vDr L A Dermody, of Jaokson, w'as it
caller in this place Wednesday,
For Sale -LarRc Dufoe Jersey Uosti
coming 2 years old, Carl SorenBon,
A flno boy arrived at the homo of
Mr and Mrs Oscar Snyder Wednesday,
Buy a good farm on, tho Dakota
oouuty bottom. I have" it, Eimora.
Frank Kinkrad loft Tuesday for
Concord for n visit at tho Don Kin
koad homo.
A rogufar meeting of tho MaBOnio
lodgo will bo hold Saturday ovoniug
of this weok.
Miss Francis Rioh, of Wisnor, was a
visitor horo tho past woek at tho homo
of hor brother, A U Rich .
Mrs Fred Bergor returned last weok
from a mouth's visit with hor daugh
ter, Mrs E E Colo, at Phlllipsburg,
Kas.
Mies Frac Entralun, of Sorgoant
Bluff, la, was a visitor hero Friday
and Saturday with MUs Ailoon Stin
son .
David Stiuson, of Marshalvillo,
Ohio, arrived horo Wednesday ou a
visit with his nephows, S A Stiuson
and D M Nelswatiger,
LoiiIh Cooloy, of Wakefield, wbh a
visitor horoovor Sunday, being onrouto
from a v.'alt with his daughter, Mrs
Hattio Mason, at Fnllnitou, Nob
U 8 Marohal W P Waruor camo up
(from Omaha Wednesday morning and
spent a fow dujH hern looking1 after
business mutters at his farm south
west of town, '
Last Sunday ovouing tho young pro-J
plo of tho M E uliurch got together
and rendered some vrry nonoptablo
musio for tho ovoniug service. It is
supposed tlioj will keep it up
Mrs Frank ShnfVr, of Osceola, Mo,
sister of Will anil 'ohn Uorgor, was a
visitor here TnoBcLy and Wednesday,
being enrouto home from a visit with
hor sister at Phillipshurg, Kan.
D H Hagar was c.Ulod to Toledo,
Ohio, Saturday, by a telegram an
nouncing tho serious illno's of his
brother. Mra linger is spending tho
week with her daughter, Mib Arohio
Ooughtry, in tho Snlem neighborhood .
The following persons have been
ohoson as petit jurors for tio Febrn
ary 10, 1911, terra of Ihu district court
of Dakota county. Neb, to wit: W L
Quugorford, Roy Armour, John 1)
Loach, Henry Gloe, .John Carpenter,
Audroy Allawiiy, John fl flinuou,
Martin J Beaoom, Oou Forbes, ( John
Foy, Ohnrli'H Hiiltes, Iiii Wiulilell, .Too
M Twphig, Fred Uermu, Iloilry W
PetersPatrick Long, E J Eiahorst,
Nelsoi; R'Smith, Carl Anderson, Wm
J Davis, Henry Francisco, Lewis P
Beaconi, James Tobin, Geo A Blcs
sing.
Phenomenal Bargain.
Wo havo boon iortuuate in making
arrangements which onablo us to oflior
you r year's subscription to Fiirmer
aud Breeder and thu Herald for only
$1.00, This is an unusual bargain;
take advantage of it TODAY. Your
subscription to Farmer uud Breeder
means that you are entitlod to free
consultation with the Special Borvico
Department of Farmer and Breeder
upon any question pertaining to farm
ing and stock raising during tho term
of'your subscription to that maguzino.
This service alone is worth the piioe
we ask for both publications. Lot us
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to different addrosses if desired.
ABOUT FAHMEli AND DREEDKH.
Farmer aud Breeder is pre-eminent
ly a magazlno of farm and stock facts.
It shows exactly how to do tho thiuga
the way thoy aro being dono by tho
most successful farmers and breoders.
It gives clear, DEFINITE aud intelli
gent explanations of farm methods
and systems. It is broad and varied
in scope and gives you ideas, plans,
and methods that you can supply at
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OLD TIME HAPPENINGS.
Items reproduced in the Sinnx City
Journal from flies of forty and twenty
yoars ago:
January, 1801: Amborry Batos,
who was shot and killed by James T
Willis Tuesday night, was well known
to a certain clues in Sioux City, and
had tho reputation of being one of tho
toughest oharactors in this vicinity,
In the palmy days of Covington ho
mado that place his headquarters aud
was right in his element. Ho was
oousidered ono of the most dangerous
men iu tho town, and made frequoi.t
Run plays when under tho iufluonoo of
liquor, and frequently oleancd out
places there,
Juuuary 4, 1891:
passengers between
Covington cross ou
thounht tho ice will
Nearly nil tho
Bioilx Oitv and
tho ioo. It ia
bo tliiok euounh
within a few days to permit tho oros
Bing'of teams and wagons.
Special Bargalu Offer,
Tho Sioux City Doily News has an
nounced that following its annnal
custom it has set auido the mouth of
January as its "Bargain Period." A
special prico of $1.60 por year is
mado for suliBoriptiona sent in during
tho mouth, Tho regular prico is $2
per year.
Tho Daily Nows in ono of tho best
papers published in tho Northwest,
containing all tho live nows events
of the day, together with exclusive
features and speoial articles by somo
of tho foremost writers of tho day.
We boliovo this to be one of the best
nowspapor bargains over offered, nnd
suggest that our reader who wish a
good, live, up-to tho minute daily
newspaper take advantage of this offor,
Send your order to tho oditor of tho
Herald and it will reooivo prompt at
tention. SdUTH SIOUX CITY
From the Uncord
Mfss Nottio Munoh, of (Jyllnilor, la,
ii n guest u t tho II GoeUch homo,
Sara D Cone, of tiallx, Ia, was a
visitor for several days at tlio II A
Blivcn homo.
John Manning was down town Mau-
iluy for tho itn t(mp anru his acoi
dont Houoral wcoks ago,
Mrs J F Meredith, Mr and Mrs Rob
ert Molirido and Mr aud Mrs David
Boigler woro at Ooawa for Christmas
at tho homo of Mr and Mrs Ray Mo
reditu. Mesera MoBride and SJeiglor
returned the next day, but tho IndieB
romninod for a longer visit.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTV COMMISSIONERS.
Dakota City, Neb, Jan D, 1011.
The boiud of county coninilonori mot pur
suant to naruomtml. Mem bora present.
Oliver w FUtior, otiniriiuiiii Tliomns I-onc,
Oeo WThackor, anU Oco Wllklns, dork.
Wlinn tho following proceedings woro lint!,
to-wlt:
Tho followltiff bonds wero approved by
tho boards
Krnnk Mnhon.aliorlrr of Dakota county,
Vnl.
Oco N aeorgemon, overseer road dlntrlcf
oo.
J W DoKorrost, ovorsoor road district
Noll.
Hans lloimlckson, ovorsoor road district
No 20.
Tho followlile elnlnn woro nllowod ou
county Konornl fund:
NobrrtfkaTolophono Co, throe months
rout, live phonos , S 87 U0
D M NclsvNntiKcr, drums, paints, pen.
clN, ato St HS
tj J Thompson, ictmlrlnic Jail locks... 4 0U
1) F Waters, provisions fuiiilRliod
John Hums , 78 88
I'orklns liros oo, redumption record,
oto 160
llonry KrtiniwtoUo, throo months
, IlKht, six lights 0 !U
Frank Mnhoii.uxptiiuo In taking York
lnelirlntv, to Lincoln, 24 CO
Krwl HohrluMir.VUo, shovul, icpalra,
oto 005
O H UoollttlOiConstablo foos 111 stato
enso ,, x iu
Tho follow lmr clnlm wero ntlowod on
commissioner district No I:
V I! Luumir, UrnRRlmt roads, six
hours t i CO
OK AriubrlKht, (IragKiiiir loads 61
hours, , 88 25
Hoard ordered county clurk to uilto rond
district Indobtodiioits warrant No 210, ou
district No 0, forl(.00. to pay Mary Vois.
too snuin iinvitnr been norotororo to tho
Wlnkhiius cstiito.
Hoard appointed Oco Timlin ti Justlcoot
tho ponco In and for Hubbard product In
said county and stato, and dlroats hlni to
furnish bond.
Hoard ndjournod slno dlo, and will moot
In rcRtilarsoHStou Tuesday, January 13, I0l4i
OKO. WIIiKINH,
County Clerk.
Thfro Is mom Catarrh In this section of tho country
than All other diseases put together, and until the last
tew '"" rs was supposed to be Incurable, For n Birat
m- r.irs doctors pronounced It a local dUeaso and
1 1 I local remedies, and by constantly falling
in i i tilth local treatment, pronounced It incurable.
Bu vo l,us proven Catarrh to be n constitutional (lis
pax aid therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by K. J. Cheney
A Co . Toledo, Ohio, Is tho only Constitutional euro on
the market. It Is taken Internally In doses from 10
drops to n tcnspoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They otter one
hundred dollArs for any casa It falls to cure. Bend
tor circulars and testimonials.
Address: P. J. CIIIINEV & CO., Toledo, Oulo.
Bold by nrus sUts, ;sc
Tale Hall's Family rills for conitlpatloo.
First publication lMcS-tw
NOTICE.
John Hawker, dofondant, will take no
tlco that on tho 10th day or Dccombor, A. 1).
HUH. Fred A. Hood, tho plalntllf, tiled tils
petition In tho dtstilot court of Dakota'
county, Nobraska, nitnlnat it. M. Dott,
Catherine IIohiui, Jnmes llocan, Frank Ho
Ran, Hugh Ilognu, John llivwkor. Honjie
uilu Hawker, Henry Hlcklinoro, and J anion
M. Woodcock, defendants, the ohjectnml
prnyor of wlileh nro to forecloso n certain
uiortRaRO executed by K. M. Dott and Holla
Dott. hU wife, to Harvey it Kllyson upon
lots 1, 21,11,4,10,11, IU. 14. IbnndJOrln Mock
1; lots 1.'.', 3, 4,7, 8. It. 111. U, 1 17, 18. H),
Si, 211 and El, In block II); lots 4, P, 10, 11,12,
111, 14, IS and lO.lu block 11: lots2.il, 4 and 0,
In blocks: lots 11 and IS In blocks; lots I). 4,
6.0,11, 12.13.14, 15, 18.17, 18, and IV, In block
21 lotsU, 4,6, 0, 12, 14. 16, 10, 17, IK, IP, 2(1, 21,
22, and 23, In block 20; lots I), 4,0and0,lu
blocr: 7, In Second Hallway Addition to
South Mlous Ulty, and lot n to thirty
two, both Inclusive In blocks, and lot 1 In
block 2U in Hallway Addition to South
Hloux Ulty, all In Dakota county, Nebraska.
!yNrh tliepn'-inrnt of n crrtnln p,nml
. I ii .i ,. i t " I II I'l i , v .
luuiuuu unil uu)uUiu un iliu in.Uii; ulutiiai
ary. A. D. 1U0I; that thoro is now duo upon
said notos and mortKnso tho sum of flOUUXX)
and lnteioutthoreon' from tho 15th day of
February; A. D. '11)10; that said noto and
mortRaRO by tho nsslRninont and purchaso
Is tho Property of the DlalntllT and ho ninvs
,for a dooioo that tho dofondant be required
iu puy uiu buiii iiLKjvu iiiieKcu ns uuu nnu
that in default thoreof tho said promises
bo sold to satisfy tho said Mini nnd for son
oral cqultablo relief.
You are roqulrod tortnswor said petition
on or boforo the 2nd day of Fobruaiy, A. D.
1014.
Dated December 2Uh, 1U18.
Faun A. Koon, I'lalntlfT.
First publication l-8.4w
NOTIOK OF OPENINO noAl). "
Stato of Nobraska, County of Dakota, ss, v
Notice to Land owners.
To all whom it may concern;
Tho commissioner 'appointed to locate
and attorato a public road In Dakota coun
ty, Nobraska, rannlnif In a Ronorally oust
and west direction throuRli section thirty
throo (83) township twoiity-nlno (29), raime
soven (7) east, in said county nnd mate, bo
twocn tho vllliiKOS of .luokKon and Goodwin,
said alteration to consist first In tho opon
Ins and cstiibllBliliiK of n public road 00,foot
wldo runnliiR south on the iiitd-soctlon
lino, 33 fcot ou each sldo, for tho Jiiokson
and Goodwin road above mentioned tocon
ncot with tho road couiltiR from tho south
on said mid-section lino at tho point whoro
It turns nortboastorly to connect with said
Jackson mid Goodwin road, and socondly,
tn tho vacation of that portion of tho Jack
son and Goodwin road botwoon Us Junction
with said road from tho south, nnd tho
point whoro saldJacltHonandUoodwln road
crossos said mld-seotlou lino, belna also tho i
roau norein-poutionou ror uoRins, Aim me
potitlonor, Mary DolotiRiiery. asrees In her
said road petition with the county of Da-,
kota to pay tho oxponsos of grading the
road heroin desired to bo opened, in case
the prayer of tho potion Is Rrunted, has ro
ported in favor of tho vacation and altera
tion thereof, nnd all objections thoroto, or
claims for damages, must bo filed in tho
County Olork's afllco on or boforo noon of
tho 2vth day of January, A. D., 11)14, or such
road will bo established, vaoated nnd alter
ed without roforonco thoroto.
Goo Wllklns, .
County Clerk,
First publication 1-S-lw.
NOTICE Tn NON IIK8IDENX DEFENDANT.
In the dlsulot court of Dakota county.
Nobraska.
To Gooitfo Anderson, non resident, de
fendant; You nro horoby notified that thero Is now
on lllo In the dlntilot court of Dakota coun
ty, Nonraska, m tno said action in which
Joint F. Itoolofson, public administrator of
Nodaway county, Missouri, nnd adminis
trator do bonus nun, with will annexed of
tho estnto of Hannah Hiuini, deceased, !
platutlfT, and Otto A. Anderson, GoorRO An
derson, Otto Audoisoii, Kuth Anderson,
Naonia Anderson nnd Paul Anderson nro
defendants, tho petition of said plaintiff,
theobjoct and prayer of said petition and
of said action is to foreclose a niort
KiiRodeod on ical estnto situate lu Dakota
county, Nobraska, o-wlt; Lot four In
Block to ofiJUborts Addition to tho town
ofHouth Hloux Ulty In said county nnd
state, toRothor with nil appurtonan
cos, bulldliiRs and Improvements thoro
ou; to make an nccountliiR of the
nmountof thodobt seemed by Niild mort
Sago deed and due to plaintiff; to foreclose
all equity of redemption or other lntoiests
of defendants In or to said real estate, nnd
soil tho sanienccoi dliiR to law and out of the
proceeds Uioreofpay plalntllf tho amount
of thodobt secured by said inortuaRo deed
Willi liuorost nnu cost of suit.
You aro reaulred to answer said petition
on or beforo the Sth day of February, 19141.
JOHN F. IIOKI.OFSON,
l'ubllo Administrator of Nodaway
county, Missouri, and administra
tor do bonus uou with will annexed
of tho ostnto of Hannah Sturm,
deceased,
Plaintiff.
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STINSON'S
Specials for Saturday, Jan. 10
For this Dsty Only
$1.50 Pure Table Uncn, per yd $1.25
$1.25 Pure Tabl Linen, per yd. $1.00
75c Pure Table tinen, per yd 65c
50c Pure Table Linen, per yd 45c
We will give 15 off on all of our Henderson Corsets,
Which are ltaders in style and quality.
20 discount on all Sweaters.
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In Groceries we will give the following:
Black walnuts, per lb , r. 3c
Nice Oranges, per dozen , ,20c
H cans 31b apples , 25c
2 cans Best Standard Corn .. ,15c
20 lbs Granulated Sugar '. . . , $1.00
lcanlb Beets 15c
Handpicked Navy Beans, per lb 5c
3 lbs Lima Beans ..25c
3 lb pail Lard 45c
1 gal. Karo Syrup ' 45d
Stinson's
Dakota. City, Nbrak.
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IFrtsh Ma.ta
Cured Mmt
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I Agent for Seymour's Laundry
W. Lorenz, Jr. Dakota City, N.eb.
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Bvlletitv of Winter
Travel Specialties
Denver Western Stock Show, January 19th to 24tb, 1914
Special rates from East and North of-Denver. Denver makes
this a gala week for the stockmeu of the Western country.
Winter Tourist Rates in effect daily, with lower homeseekers'
fares first und third Tuesday of each month. Present indica
tions are that the number of Northern visitois during the
Winter of 1913-14, to the South, will be the greatest in the
mstory ot tne bouthiano;.
fersonally Conducted Parties to California seven each
week via Denver, Scenic Colorado, Salt I,ake, in through
tourist sleepers. Burlington special conductors are men es
pecially selected to look after your comfort enroute.
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