The Alamogordo News (15 November 1900, Page 3)

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OF OTERO COUNTY, NEW MEXICO,
Amounting tq More thai) 25.00,
And Notice of Sale for taxes. Penalties and Costs.
(Socon. Half Ya in.)
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For MissTrelawney
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CALENDARS
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You Sea
The "News"
Samples.
I Contract
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J. A. HAbSTF.AD
(iODFHKY HUGHES
Custom Assay Offic
e
11 San Francisco Si rent
El, PASO,
TEXAS
We
act a Agents for Shippers to Smeller
Control and ton pi, e Work a Specialty
We are prepared to handle ores f(ooi a litad
ample to nve-ton lots, as we have the
LARGEST crushing power plant of
any assay office in the Southwest
THE
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t JKT i
ROKAHR BOOT Co.
Clias. Rckalir.
Manager
108 Mena avenue
Manufacturers of fine
BOOTS STIOES.
liools
spec!
Cowboy
alty
Fine repairing and
Kunoer Heels put on.
Mend tor rolen for aelbnteasurmen
J. QUINLIVEN tVSON.
BRICK AND STONH üomMflW.
Will do rt tfsfta Rrtók aitifritAiiff rórk
on short notice and el reasoilabl rates.
LAMOfiOR,
mu-ir
PrnTShoii and
wISTiu the city.
F. Forre ate r
Ask for
black alu a.v-
Hot and Cold Water Hatha.
Porcelain Lined Tubs.
Alao Cabinet Baths.
The Gentlemen,' Resort
Tommy's Shop." Pojer and Hoot
.Jlice.
Simple
Clockwork
Motor.
Uethanlaai
VMM.
Durable ton
strut t ton.
NO BOTHER, MUCH FUN.
AH Mm Wonders and Pleasures of a
High Priced TaiMn i f achine.
ci ben acrnmnaiiied hv a
drrniilionluiiH' can lie used torn
Prieewitli Recorder. T Rñ Rer,r.uln,-es ui 1
the standard Records. iW order ami montu
to our nearott office.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. Dept. 30
NkW YORK, ijj. 145 Broadway.
CHICACÓ, Wab An.
ST. LOUIS, 710.7JJ olt St t V i Í
WASHINGTON, 019 Prrmiytvaoia Ave,
ÍHILADRI PII1A, 1034 dieuma Si
BALTIMORE, to X. Baltimore St.
BUFFALO, ais Mam St.
SAN FRANCISCO, m Geary St.
PARIS, 34 Boulevard des flattens
BERLIN, (j KronnutraMe.
Through Train Service Between
El Paso and Oapitan.
IcRN
,-ho
A
There
HwneT.
"Tbrr" wre a young man and girl
wfc bf J"" emerged from Use dawp kr
ooaraing house and were waking
toward the a 'mVV
"They walk inllea along the beach to
a cava they're found and are alwmya
late for un .ils," she continued. "8he
n y a he reads to her, bat they've taken
the aarue book for three weeks now.
Faney-wlth a man like that!"
I puffed reflectively at my after
breakfast cigar, gazing, not without
pleasure, at Misa Trelawney as she
watched the lovers out of sight with a
fine scorn In ber eyes.
"He Is not a bad little chap." said I.
"Very likely, but he's not a man. He
has had some money left to him, 1 b
lleve, and he does nothing all day?'
"A most popular amusement," 1 n
marked.
"I hntc a man who does nothing. I
could only marry one who who"-"
"Yes," I said, for Miss Trelawney
had paused, obviously embarrffSIPrt.
But I was far too curious aDóüfTL"
matter not to insist further.
"The man xvhor I began, with lu
aldlous carelessness.
"Who who did something."
I bad Kalued my point certainly, btp.
like Fi. lid's. It had no parta aud no
magnitude. I wished for further toljar
mm ion.
"What would you have him do?"
"Something great something noble.
"That disposes of the majority, wh
don't meet inch things durinr o
hours," I remarked cheerfully. "Ao
not work in an ottice. Besides, there la
no smoke more gratifying than that
e... 1 i.e..... ffl
Bin i I'lriiiviartl.
"I hate business men," said Miss
Trelawney decisively.
She seemed to lie a young lady nf
atrofig dislikes. I found myself won
dering If her affections were equally
Btrong.
"And professional men clergyflien
and doctors?"
"One preaches, the other practices.
My Ideal man must do both."
"An Illustration of the impossibility
of realizing an Ideal," 1 said, thinking
that Miss Trelawney wanted a lot for
her money. (This metaphorically, for I
knew she had no money. But she had
other attractions.)
"There are poeta, now," I said, hop
ing 1 bad at last hit the right nail on
the head. I do a little that way myself.
"Useless creatures!" she ejaculated.
So I realized that I had only knock
ed my thumb.
"How the women must have loved in
the days of chivalry," said Miss Tre
lawney, after we had sat In silence for
some moments. "To a Launcelot or a
ahí hud a woman might give herself
and-glory In the surrender but nowa
dajfrwto a city clerk!"
"Aro thorp no rlchtoAiia mnn In ftta
City inquired, feeling as angry as 1
coirro pfe. wMh Miss Trelawney. The
n'1 was not very strong. She did
not reply, and I continued. "I could
tell a:story of such a man which might
alter your opinion."
A tale, like that of the bird which
must be taken with a ptnch of aalt?"
she inquired, raising her eyes to mine.
I tried to keep them there, but failed.
"In all the wide world there Is not
one so true," I exclaimed with fervor.
Then I began my story.
id I.....'- "Soipe jscars ago a friend and I were
voyngmg ror pleasure among me west
InfiitrisfaTrds. Among our fellow pas
sengers was a girl to vvbom my friend
A REAL I promptly jpst his heart. Souo mv
are so careless with It. The moonlit
nights of the tropics iiggravatwl bia
complaint, but the girl showed few
signs of catching It. She seemed to like
bis society, but that was all."
"That Is so little," murmured Miss
Trelawney. I do not think she meant
me to hear the remark.
One day we were lying In harbor.
when the girl's bat blew Into the sea.
My frierd immediately Jumped over
board to rescue It from a watery grave
In spite of the fact that we bad piv
viously been watching a large shark
cruising about close to the ship. It
was a piece of mad quixotism."
He was a brave man."
In his heart be was horribly afraid.
He told me afterward that '-e had
wild lomrins to scream, to draw In his
rf-ik'ord's'l H' tl) leaP owt of wa, r' Fearing
that each second he would feci thel
shark's teeth. But wa on the ship only
aaw him swim quietly to the floating
bat and return wltb It, reaching the
litaddfer just as the fin of the shark ap-
Jbmrefl not 20 yards away."
3be married him. of course," said
t m 1
-f otiw iri'tii wucy.
No; she did not.
Then I think she was foolish. To
such a man a woman might trust ber
life, because he was both brave and
chivalrous."
Then that Is the kind of man you
meant when" I .mused, not wWhlng
to put the question too bluntly. But
he understood and answered softly:.
Yes."
mt w
"Do you consider It selflsb for a man
to Lake a vacation trip by himself?"
"Not at all. Simpsou; think what
real vour wife will ttet."
Loyal to the Kauae.
a
Tai fM 5.1 pen 3..U, coeta
Tux i
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MJB, cost.
Iff, rosta
w.." i
personal
Boone. J. C. Impmvements, horae and cattle.
.to, persona' property la 17. 00
Herbert. (Jtiy H 17 1-2 aerea S .M. T 14, K JO.
.3i. personal property tax 41. tS
MiNire, V. Horaea and rattle. Ta i; i, nen
property tas M7.OT
Tkbhitohv r Nkw Mkxico, 1
l ot .vi r or Htkro. j tut
To th di'llnilent Uspayers. known and unknown In the foregoing Hat:
You are bernbj notllled Hut I will appl; u the lllatriet ourt o( the Third
Judicial District to be ivid in and for Hp rmintv o( t itero on ih.' Iirt Mondav of
.May IW)l,.for jiiilgment igainst all of the parties named lu the d.rogoing d'elln
qneottai Hat. and sgalnat the lands, real at., aiid'peraoual prop. rtv menlionod
and described therein for the amount ,,f said delinquent taxes, together with the
coals, penalties and Intercut lu and in paid thereon, and for an order to sell aaid
propert to satisfy in, rl jiidgment. and ill within thirty i.as after the rendi
tion of -uch Jfld.maul gi,,s the properV) deaerlbed In the foregoing list offer
the same for sale at public auction, al the front door of the court house In
Alaniognrdo.OirrO county. New Mexico, to the highest and best bidder for cash
on December 17. lflou.
Special Attention Given to Mail Orders
Correspondence tiqited.
OUR STOCK SHDDL.es HRE

30S NORTH ORCOON STRBBT,
II
yri
"Well. Pat, do you think the Colum
bia la Kflng to beat the Shainnx-kV"
"Ol dlnnaw. But av he does whin
Of m around OI'll break Ids heud."
j
M SI TU Kill, AND,
..i of f 'oiintv, New Mexico.
BjELINQUENT tax list
OF OTtRO COUNTY, NBW'MEX CO,
rjhw f i Araountlnp to Less ThaHH.oo,
lAn.fiibtice of Sale for Taxes, Penalties and Costs.
s- 1 (Sepond Half of Year is'.i'.i
F. B. STUART. Proprktor,
First Class Turnouts. Passengers Carried la al
Sacramento Mountains.
of
$9M
3.50
5.98
costs
.06, pen It),
Tax 1.30.
Cabby (on receiving merely his legal
fare) Hob, pray step bin ag'in. sir. Hi
c'd lia' druv yer ha yard hor two fur
ther for this 'ere! Punch.
pen .(i7
18.26
12.13
13.53
8.23
2.3(!
3.50
1 1.44
9.50
16
1.
Styll.h.
Turtle Say, Monk, Is my waist get
ting any smaller? New York Journal.
Proof Ppaltlve.
I did not tell her I was the hero of
?rtjy story.
But. tlien, I did not want to marry
Miss Trelawney. Chicago Times-Her
ald.
EL PASO N0RTHEAS
ANO
ALAM0G0RD0 SACRAMENTO MOUNTAIN RY 5.
TIMK TABU No. 7
(Monntain Time)
Train leaves SI Paao I
Arrives Atamog-ordo
Capitán.
Leax-ea Capita t
Arrives Alamogordo
Kl Paao
I Dally except Sonda;
sTAflV: ooJfNicCTIt
rnea: Koi
.ndreaa Mniiii
At Carriaoaa: For
Al Tillar
and San Vi
Carfl
Mii Keiri
Wtaita tla
10 .10 a 111
i p
n imp in
s i HI a ii i
12 20 i ni
reacy
lltna,
Cabinas and aurroundinu cinititrr 2.
At Walout: farNoa-al .irMmtlK
Al Capitán: Kor Tort Htanlon Sanitarium,
I'.ray, Oncoln, Richardson, Raidoaa and Honl-
UForlnbirmallon of ant Wbnl' reifiir'.lrwi -til.'
ral Imada, or the country aojaceni tnereio, call
to i a o.riU
p. "-"A. n. r.REHJ,
lieu. Sup Trame Manaier.
St. as.
HfJKl'l F. P. Al
Atamoaordo, N. M
3a Ataaxeawdc
H. Ai.KXANna,'All fJfn'I F. A P. Agant, Al
Or, f. Hmm, Afat. H 9m, Twtf.
Wonderfnl.
Two sailors noticed that a shark was
following their ship. Not knowing how
to get rid of It, they threw a clialr
overboard.
Th&Bimrk swallowed this, but still
followed.
The sailors then threw a box of or
anges jverbonrd to It.
The shnrk swallowed this nnd still
followed.
The men seemed completely benteu
for. a moment what to do until one of
tyKm said that (hose on board should
draw lots for who had to satisfy the
aim ik
if-fell to nn old w oiiuin. So the sail
ors tossed her overlward, and the shark
jte (iff at qne bite.
This did not content the Bah, which
.4atl foBwwofl. Bo the Bailors hni poon-
etl It and dragged It on Imard.
On 0Tttrng It they found, to their
surprise, the old woman sitting on the
Ctoir MjiiOf orsqfai "tJjrg, i penBy."
Johnny-rTbey say she vwin't klss.tbs
besti man breathing.
Billy Don't believe It.
I Johuny-M do. I tried to get her to
'kiss me. She flatlv refuoed.
LODGES.
WKfjL'Al.EKO TRIBE No. 10 IMPROVED
ORDitK OF RED MEN
Notice is hereli.v Riven thai the rvirular meet
Inifof ihis tribe will take place ,-v,-rv Tuesday
eveniu at 'Rniirhis of Pythias Hall, Alamo,
fordo, until further arrangements are made.
The Council Fire will lie lit at 7:311 p. ni. pre.
tisely. Visiting- braves are cordially Invited
to attend.
J. Ii. Simpson. F.J. Kkakmkk,
Chief of Records Sachem
BLAMOtKiRbO LODtiE No. 7, K. of P.
Meet every Monday evening; W,rk la
all ranks always on hand. Visiting Knifrhts
Cordially Invited.
H.U.M.VjoHs.K. of R.S. Colon ici. I.i.wis, C.C.
At RAMENTOboIM'.E U. I). A. F. and A.M.
1 Keorular Cornuiuuication every Thursday
isiituj; i.reiurcn coitllanv in
ijlled. R. Whitk, W. M,
j.. VVF.I.C1I. secretary
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Caaes M. Hi. CaoacH Cev. K. R. Reynolds,
I'asi .r. Servkcea every Sunday aiurnlng at II
a. in evenings, at 7;30p. m. Prayer meellnm
every Sunday eveninic at 7:30. Seats free.
Everybody welcome. Sunday school in a. in.
M. E. ONttBCM South Rev. W.A. Dickey,
Pastor. Services 1st and 4lh Sundays. Sun
day school 10 a. m.
Roman Catholic CHVBCJt, Tularosa diocese
Rev. Father Midfreon, Priest. Services In
Alamoirordowill be announced.
Fihkt Baptist Chobcii Rev R. p. Pope,
Pastor. Services 1st and 2nd Sundays in every
month, II a. m. and 7 p. m Sunday school 10
a. m.
Fihsi PKKSHVTKaiAN CiliiKCii -Rev. John C.
Ljord, Pastor. Services eveiy Sunday at II a.
m. and 7:30 p. m Senday Nchotd 'i:45 a at.
Prayer mertlna- Wednesilays 7:.J p. m.
Arrival and Departure of Malla.
K P k N E Daily, except Sundays:
Arrives, 2.35 p. m. leaves, 12,50 pre
Alantoirordo and Capitán:
Arrttes, 12:20 p. in. Leaves, e.l5 p. m.
Alanidirordo viaLa Lui.Clondcrof. McXJIllau
Arrives, 1:45 p. a1 Leaves 7:3n p. m.
All mails will be distributed II f teen minutes
afiei anual ol train and all malla cjnne I-,
niln ules befo re the departure of trains
PostofRce open from 7..10 a, m. to 7.00 o. in..
eafeept while niajlalieiriif distail.eted. (tunal,
Older and Reirlatry wlncovropen from 9:00 a.
at. IOS.VU p. m.
fva tontea oven front 9 t 10 a. as. Bandars.
FsvAff M. MOMSBSa,I?.V.
TOTAL
Allen, M. A. S Vi SV S 23, T 15, K 11. SE 'SI- S 27. T Ú R
11. Tiw-fs.si, jH-n .44, costs .70, arsoríil property tax l.tis...
Bnrcncin, Matias, house and lot Tularosa. Tax 3. (Ml, pen 1 costs
3fi,.v.
Beam.'J. CSimprovements, cattle and sticep. Tax 5.03, pen .25
VOStBTn, jicrsonal pjopecty tax 2 ..J..
Chavez, Luisa w 4 SE ViS 28, T 13, R 11. Tax 2.21, pen .11
cou .35, paraonaj propertT tax .33,. m...
ClaytinvA. H., cattle and sheep. Tax 12.39, nfti .62
jierSonat proiicrtr tax 1 2 2'.l
Cotirtncy.'J. L., 80 rieres S 2, T 18, R 14, so acres S 3, T IX, K' 1 4
Ta. 40,92, pen ..11. costs .70, penwnal projietrA" tax L'.nti
Edgington, J. B., SV U XV S I-, T 1 6, R 1 3, N 1 SV S I, T 1 6
K 13,, XU'U SB. S 4, T 16, R 13. Tax 1 l.s(, pen 59, costs l.Op
personal prnpcrtv tax 3.04
Electric Mining and Milling Co. Mine improvements. Tax 7,50.
len ..t.sr costs .35, personal property tax 7 f0
Fenucssy, .Mrs. A. C. Lot 12, block 26, Alanjogordo. Tax 2.06.
pen 10, costs .20
Fountain, A. J. House and tot Tularosa, Tax 3.00, pen .IS.costS
.35: S
Hancock, J. P. SE 1 1 SE 1-4 S 26, T 17, R 13, SV 1-4 SW 14 825,
T 17, K 13, NE 1-4 NE 14S35, T 17, R 13. NW 1-4 V 1-4 S 36
T 17, R 13, Tax 9.56, pen ,48, costs 1.40, pers'l property tax 3.45
Mari is, Alex. Lot S 8, T 16, R 11, lot 8, S 4. T 16. R 11, lot
S 4, T 16, R 11, lot 10, S4. T 16, R 11. Tax 7.72, pen .38 costs
1.40
urn. J. i'oiiv. Lot 4. hliiek 31; Alamogordo, Tax
costs .20
Iliil, Edgar. Lot 10, block 30, Alamogordo
costs .20. personal orooertv tax .75...
James, A. C. Lot 16,. block 2, Alamogordo. Tax 11.81. pen .59
costs 20, personal property tax 1.50
Jaramillo, Creseeueio. V Vl SW 14 S 17, T 14. R 10; W' j WV 1-4
S 20, T 14, R 18; lot I), block 43, Tularosa; lot B block 43, Tula
rosa. Tax 4.66, pen 23, costs 1.10, personal property tax .OH
Harris, 1). A. NE 1-4 SW 1-4 S 29, T, 14, R 10; also lot 15 block 45,
lot L) block 15; U-block 5, Tularosa. Tax 13. 4S, pen .67, costs
.95, personal property tax 7.62
Lee, Mrs. M. F, Horses ami cattle, Tax 1S.OO, pen .90, costs .45
personal property tax 1S.00
Lawrence, L. L. Improvements and personal properl y. Tax 6.23,
péa .31, costs .35, personal property tax 3.45
Lemin, Fred, W M SE 1-4, S 32, T 15, R 11; SW 1-4 XL 1-1 S 32
T 15, R 11; SE 14 NW 14 S 32, T 15, R 11, Tax 13.84- pen .69
costs 1.05, personal property tax 3. 15
laicas, J. 11. s NB 1-4 S 32, T 10, 13; NW 1-4 NE 1-4 S 33, T Hi. R
Mi NI-; H NW 1-4 S 33. T. 16, R 13, SK 14 SIC l i S 33, T 16, R 13; W t-3
SW 1-4 S 33,'T 16, Ii 13; SW 1-4 N W 14 S 33, T Í6, R IS. Tax 16.50, pen
.S3, costs- 3.10, personal property tax 7.u."i
Mat'se, Juan. House and lot. La" Lu.. Tax .."S, jien .03. costs .33
Mclxin.f. Kd. Horses and cattle. Tas.;,s, pn .4:1, ,.,,sls personal
properly tax S. H
meetian, ,1. i i.ot 33, block 13, Alamogordo, Tax 6.75. pen .34. costs .30
persona) property tax .78
Parker. Wash Improvements, cattle and sheep. Tax 3.7!. pen .14. costs
7. personal property tax 1.6
RiBgS, John S. NW 1-4 NE 1-4 S 37. T Mi. 1! 13: N 1-3 NW 14 S 37. T B
R 13: SK 1-4 NW 1-4 S 37, T 16, R 13. Tax 7 50, pen .38 costs 1. 05
Rlvlara, Estate I!. A. Personal property. Tax i.'H. pen .us. costs .35
personal property tax MM
Sains. Francisco. Personal property. Tax 79, pen .04, Costa personal
properly tax .71
Shely. W. laiprovements. Tax 7.65, pen .38 COSfcs 35, personal prop
erty tax .15 r
Smith. I. N. Pin acres. Tax 8,77, pen .41. costs .35, pets. prop, lax .03
Thomason. James T, Homestead. Tax 7.71, pen .38, costa ,35, personal
property tax 5. 00
Waldrip, GeergB T, I tnprovements. horses and cattle. Tax 3.(111, pen .10
costs .70. personal droperty tax .ti.'i
West, T. J. Horses and cattle. Tax 8.68, pon. 13, costs. 35, personal proD
perty tax 3.6H
1 Kiiuiroitv ok Nkw Mkxico.
COCNTV OF OTEBO. f
To the delJiKpient taxpayers, known ami Dllknown, In the foregoing list!
You are lerehy notiile.l that 1 will oiler for sate, al' public auction', at the
front mior of the court house In Alainoordo. Otero eonWtv. New Mexico, on Mon
day the 17th day of December, 1900, to the higa a-ud liest bidder for ciish, all of
the, foregoing nienltnned and described lands, real estate and peispn:ul propertv.
to satisfy lite .iliMiilpt of laxes, peuallies interest and Costs set opposite each de's-
eiiuuoti mat air men due ami unpaid ami I shall crrnWulie said sale froth day to
day for a period of not exceeding sixty davs until all uf said proiiorty has been
FREE CORRAL, HAT
a GRAIN FOR SALE.
Agent for the well known studebaker Wagons and Buggies.
rjnaertatTrig ami Kmbalmlng. Fb-st Class Work Ouaranteed.
Office Cor. Maryland Ave. and Ninth St.
ALAMOGORDO, N. it.'.
The Short Line
SANTA FE
ROUTE.
S To all Points i g
North, South
g East and West.
Throairh Pullman and Diiiinir Car Service on magnificent vestlbuled trains,
coajpoe Pa 11 man Palace Sleepers, Elegant Dining Cars, Reclining Chair
Cars. free, running through without change between Chicago and the Pacific
coast. Ask or address agents below fur time cards aud illustrated matter
pertaining lo the "Santa Fe Route."
W. S. lit ac k, F. B. Houghton,
Ge1 Passenger Aft.. Tooeka. Kan. Gen'l Agent. El Paao,
Te
12.60
19
15.10
19.25
6.89
15.58
lb. 43

!i. 36
7.39
3. 63
H. 'M
sai
I. ls
.38
9.56
8.47
3.89
3.14
TAKE THE
D Paso i MMim Railway
White Oaks Route)
FOR
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ALAMOGORDO,
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JHRILLH MINING DISTRICT,
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SACRAMENTO MOUNTAINS,
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Ktegaut passenger coachei
centfy bet
H. HLEXWNDQR,
A. 0. F. P. A.
which will insure every comfort to travelers, haTe re
tí added lo the equipment of Ihe road
X. S. GR6IO,
(i. S. G. F.dt P
4 Important Gateways 4
sold.
M. SUTHERLAND,
Collector of Otero County. New Mexico.
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Mexican Central By.
Prom the United States border to the Mexlcun Capital, which enjoys star
ing the heated term in the United States a much more comfortable cllmaU
than the American summer resorts. This Is due to the altitude of sht
table-land on which the road Is located from 3,000 to 8,000 feet above sea
level.
The average temperature of this section, according to government
statistics for a number of years, has been between 00 and 70 .degree,
Fahrenheit.
Along the line of this road are to he seen the chief cities and principal
points of interest lu our slsler Republic, while on Its branches that Is
.scenery of marvelous grandeur.
Holders of Paeitic Coast excursion tickets can purchase at El lao,
Albuquerque or San Antonio, at specially reduced rates, round-trip tltikets
lo City of Mexico and return, such tickets being available over divert
V?r,rí mai' ot lhe orld oa Mereator'a Projection, about 23'4xl
lechea In sise, beautifully printed to colors, with u large-scale map
or Europe on the reverse Side, will be mallet lo any addre-s free of
j onargo on receipt or request accompanied hv lwoü-oent aeinir
cover posta ana wrnpnlftg. The maps Illustrate clearly how comprehensively the
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