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hrtihreu atv'(irdi«l Iv mvit»*i
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Ii|^'*'''••* fvrry Tiu j-dny *veiiiiii al Si'h*-
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S'W) ARMY OF THE iiUriHW-H'.—
Wwts every fimind and fourth Sutnr-
&t
ji. m. xharp, »t the Cinirl House,
fi'iur-arics visiUng our it_v art* invited to
jwiius. W iJiuus," Goiuu»aud«*r.
|w. )'nru
v
Adj'jtaut.
(O. U. W. -Meet* Jirwt md third M«n
In "'"V- "I ««cli luwuth iu Mh*ou.
I" Visiting brethren ••ordiulty invitci,
I »xek, C, Ji. Oi'.ovkk, W,
|0K/,. K.-SKiMiWIfK JfiVISlON N\
j| .McHfjv, ,Si liaicr*' Hah, Mil hank,
|*. in. t)
J(
u
rx
i
ul i
pWd op IIAIiAV A V WM)l*-"Tolls
•MiiliHiik Divifiou N o. 9!i. Meets at Ma
"•ill every second and fourth Sundays
All mnnlierg oi th" order cordial-
it i/" A. lou.vsow, CAtiet L'oiid'r.
1
ii'iKsg, .s^ all i
re
a
•. J. (i. —Mwis every Friday eve
J:
at
Rsr
1S""d:iy
UI
.1. vlnJ
•t her
it'!led
make a tortuiv
puhlir.
Mom Bee had C!'
aver her.
"My ]».' litth' h"n y U
"1
)ul'a
Ma»!»nii Hall, nijd extends a
I "ivitaUoa to visiting tucinbers.
1 WK. KO. UKUH, C. T.
,! ItlOKAR, tti'C. Sec.
CHURCHES.
w
in St. Lawrence
'ujn li evriry Sunday and holy day at
iu.
W 0
iUrjieli.nh, I'rifKt.
M. K, ('luire'i, —Preachint every
at HI 45 a. ui. and 7: i0 p.
'aRite C. !i p. m. Sttnday school
i.iver Wedii'-«d.»ys at 7:30
r°rili
I v
Kk
S iijsllam, I'a.itor.
''II:'
iiAN—^ervii»e oonasi
n
,rw
egian Uuguage at the eaurfh at i
Kbv. J. II stoklie, Winwter..--
''i'Ah -Sfrvne in Library If "I I flr*t
,!
'»y ot eurh loontli ut It*': 15 n: s
to jfm- .( Vi. JiKiri!!' fii-in!
4':
is*
&
I
f'
f!
m.&*'
hfrw-.' i
Ida ..:
td K
Iktx Lii :s'lt wmilii i
hadn't lon^
'•I 1 vruvl Mis y.
thee Le if- i
U couiv r, i 'k ii.- prmui.-.
"W. .if,What (Im
claim -*i Min.-* Elvira.
ergy t.-f ,*iiip]iasid Jm.-.-t !i!iu-u M.
"It as uii' .-wit hiii! a way," V
drc/an-dt-xuliin^ly. ir
"It W.lti LQc lirij'' I 1 .• .
g»w him my goi:! i
for Bri-r Nivii-l.i.
W UK' did I cui'f
hn»lher, nay deur. •.
"Winiiri'd, you
that cn»'d Muh I
btfhr-r's ,rrjsV''
"1 did un/io tli."
turri^l. u-ith a
tried to tit
••Ir.v.'-iy.nh -.
said Mi..
1
I'.h iru,
lUCCtH !l!U ii.t ir:.
"Oh, 'm YU
that Is i ay", itv .•
wruiij: t'» try i
punishment-—a 1".
hot 1 t'.-m't. I I'iin
1
I uun?o to find jit ..
"Thi- Is rebelli-' .'
roachmsr out- h"r
Ken, fiS fur a (a!)
miitfii i unrH'lf i i
"If he wtT»» tli" •». ,.. *. ...
"but until I laiov- u
falter* ii. vvila ii!r-•••'
Elvira, tlid you u
of a hive thai
6tnil!!rT I'sUM
that 1.1 ly lr«thi
him ,". nn, nr l.n s.
even I'liuu tin
1
?,*)..
Wir.if'n d, y u
Elvira ami iutn
in IiiNiii'ji K» ri.i.'
l»ook rlut.« lo fi'M .•
And pri-'.endiii^ t.
furti^ ly over r.s
niece. "Winifred,
self, "i-t froiiiK tn tc -.r.:i
now than when nhv w s a rhil i
I f.« V*
t-«K
Bt
Ji~-V.rTVK.-!
"Aii i v ,-U F--""
iously. Misey had 1..
hours when this,
and her heart was burnm
Morn Uce did Uui
i.':35 a tn i
(KiS»i KtST.
r-Dwiy "v
r—l).ii!y except Mitutay
•eDtlit- t*ily ex Sunday ..
Miss FJviru wiped in
•to V
"(ilorwAm
Itfi'la ed hers
1,1
family in t'r\:,
a in
OOINU Wfi.1T.
Indignation. V" u:
to ki\ve her .• Uiy
houxo and oilort
piRf but Cinthy,
wouldu sterns t.» i
Ann btilkwft thut'v
Imt.
l:i) in
s: jO A ni
IUi!v..
p.ulv except S uix.'ki
•eight —liail.v ev Suudav.
WII.M' HRANCK
Miff»»nk-d«ly ex Sunday. «-ir»ni
I ornwi
41 Jl
Wilmot--- Ufi:»iu
Wilmot lbl uiul
Coriiii.i
1
••"V*
Kl,
^"A.£"cauhiui
.UuiZ-AbLi:
4
^°ar-f\' 1
Ml I'ijiht
I vritii Uic ilca.jru
and j«
txlamad
•firt'snibh'
her-
Ji fi'\v days later OIi'^-Am
Tbtrrit» Hill in great M." "^1
in (l hacli, llit) mviit-. u.
ertv "f Urillin .Ii:n.
1 111
lonkfHi inoru btiUeiy C'
Stindny iittiro i bin i
forpjot h»r apo on i
her nui". Rn on i:' i'
years, en' I ain't £«. 'i l.«
she wn/. jJiitn yiiiw "I t'i
got v»' oh) iiiiiiuiny, it, \ci
"N I'™
1
Siuiil vy ot pacli
f'• C. MirroitWH, Uhit-J.
pvacii bogg, Sec
eiiiie. don't t.iii:'
"Aji'l vou said onci.- t'vit I r'h'Mil-1 in", ei
danre," the girl rciuimi--'i i. v
little ntniJe.
"Don't lay Miat up
Winified, now d.n't.
•rented. "Far
1
is,
tiniea tor l'e ili'ii.ciu
agittin' jrray in troub)".
de perished in de 'th.
••Doi.'t tell me iinv
war!" eried Misny, tunnnj jal-'.
hojK-d- they Uiisht know !h:
Brer Ni^hoias. Oh.M J'e-•
is- Vieoome of my )r
nal —in the
what r.
"Ht-ney.
don
pa.'
o'
Mom I
"Oli. it i-'ti't tli'
nfonat. ly. "It is tli
Whet. I was a child
but hbi^ s
I t«.d.
"At.".
1
sjf«x-h
villi, tej'i
"Uavt
e I'll
i piv.p
.'•ti.fl In
Missy.
I'm"- 1 v
row."
"1 am'
s*h
»i
3
n
*•?$%
VnidjLrlYI"
Yhr^mz
K'iDAV.
Soty
V
tfw:i.
eonie 'ft a w in)'
Mum l!ee i'.J 'b'
"Oh, .:•!
Y"ii ni!,:'it
fore.. :,
T*11 Priory-A
i, i
dhiiig.-' vv:.
fred deehnMl, Lftwu u ti ns iml l.n.,
tor. "You know liuw y uied t) t'
metiint I should 'lion--' tbit ".•!
jilati'.atii.n and it "f
11 1
drrauH-d about the bh'.eiil"-Tfy l'-C'.'i.
tho spring, ami I ho wupix-'inoug
and ni'!iiing ever t.-M -.1 half aotford
your fi'i n dtJilu'era und liu'terii'iilk,
t- i' 'iKirrer I"--
1 ,ii:i i'j no hurry,"
,• .., y "ii know, and
1
s )!*!nrati'. Tht re
•iftion in bein^
and Ihi-» old lad v
«':iH :t e(-ri i: i
visitor fit Tb
ofe..i'-rv
of It.
}. gvsrje ail tiese
•iit. ijiv/'ontei,
Vou
lionev?"
11!
xxin.
kvhv:
Ptf
'Ml**
m«. i
-Asm e ,
.air:' i"'
1 y nil"
im no Ali't'is
'r.'Ia»
Gage dine got tiin^e killed in i.owah,
ert* MilWri* Nu k ain' nuvor ln.'.-i-d fnm
••W.nt h:i« became of tht
fi
I'urnivaK
51
om 1 Missy int
"Onwii, honey, all on 'em! Paul i-'
•lTUTitj'il, Klld h'tily.
Ann. with solemnity.
wijx'd '"ni clean til" si
Miz Kornival, Mil' iUau'. d.ide, na
iak. hut de res' on 'cm wuz men ioi.i
I.)o l.awd is
.'ie
jss^i
^7"-. T-
.i.tr
,,, ,-t him iiwi put her hand on
--hit
day i*an:'» ixitlie and Bt*s».
uitii rb.-ir niM'lni'.tln-r li! e Mi ni He*
.••
1-1
rr i i old and vvoni,
•:.. .I T- th.'it she no longer
i i., tli" r-Hjaotry of drrsa. Her
.• .... iT- v. i.'tv yutii lafiies now.
lii:... i iier -i raitened i.'j-ourt-vs to
ntmv-t »o furi.-Uh thoir oituuli.' ward-
it I.ottlo and a* ean ii'd li
•pito of empty purses. Th
•.»T Missy, and th»-y rejoi'
hi-r rs'.'w York -fiitiit. Th
i gloried id wearing home.-'p-:
\v:ir w-« "ril'"i
r.'i M?H.-.y"-
h"r had t.1- r- 1 a'-vny
1 .i.ujustui
••••i". 1 iaay'ii i
i ournlnjr
llsit
st.il
)^Kb "br
•A
i. till
It" N 1
1 iu.
r» thfeiafitt.'r
i ••ifMps./.:
.. .. jfd. Mi 'Jv:
•iiterdo."
i.in to Mom 1
-f'
i xtinet in Mi-.
filjo- sigh«V, fhf
.ii. rv i:'i('at n •.
'"What then am
i »e'.!,n\' 1 in »'\tit in.'
k i i now wbv «i!i ain! i
:•.)• t.!jer so.
y i»u wei i
bill! at ...i'l
ill •«•:u":
i yfrtiv'"" 1
hini to- M.
•. until to tie ii
witn a juliel air. i:
Mis.sy, that was #«*m"rii.i.,
not htlp, nn
1
i.*l Winifred.
you i i i
know him iv».v. (f i :i
"I did no kno.v
know hitn!"
»-.\eite:!U'llt..
1
ISted Up"-li his
"ilii
i u
•''ly.tnii-
',:.«adUs i
i
,il i. ). 1,'V
t." i-'i,-. J.
Cfllitiiife -w i il.
'FleusW-r•
1
..'V-'''^. ej• o.-.i
Aunt \Yi iit"ri'd',3 f.
\"V isfil'rerfv it! .:*
at, aurit'-i i e.',
I b?«s^ :4
for il few l',:t'.
let hitn iih'i't in
v
IMli'tlll'lS.
Well, W" i]
much f.-r r.
w i i s n i i
"fie d.H'Sti't ."C in
t.i a "\'ii'l!vf-e
A V
iir-r o
When tin i'at!!i' unoN-
psM lediy llit" the rmmi whi li I v, tin
nnlv tinji* 1 ever saw him. 1 turned' my
i.n'k upon hi ni and b-ft hini. Tii"t i ,ir
of iiiir. made my v
(•.-aid not ihii.k ,!
jH'tny army fit. m?'
brother, who 1 kne
fedt rat. arm v.
p'isMbili v oi a i.i
Brer Ni.-ii..!:
ni'd tb- si'-bt of l.i
1
ln-wt V»urn. i
o.vi-ept a« an
iy dear, dear
be in !i/' ('on*
r«*a:n»-d of the
v. 'C i hini and
lr.ilnl euiuliat,
re:iil "ui: ii was
i N\.I:.-," id
\"ry na^ry au 1 t.
v.'mi to ocnif i
:i.- a dutif.il flui
you eiin
1
t!v-i in a bind hae'-f, for Mrs.
tforrv had in ^'i to sidl lior carnage
"And
U.vl
tJi'er Ni -bolas. tliat
t'nink h' v.- Inuz it
If he did but
ih aiucii. -Oh, I
Jew
ii.". b.-: n Kinei- I have *'?en my l.ri 'iier!
And this in.in in my A v.i i:'i d's
fnei,d--my '„,""tl old ,.ti v»h" al
ways i-.o jatii ut v, ui'
"It mai.tM no ditfi ren."»," w.tid Lottie.
li,-f.u !it a let! -r from your aunt
i. i-.m .1.J---.1 ,• (..id ^I'-'idni'itht all ahwut
i' ie-aid tijat M.s J/irriiuer »jwot, i
t" ,-jiurh v. )i.-n bbe a-.i,ed him to i:Iv!t.•
a ii)l:ee r.'licer t«» Iiiiiim lit w,\-
vs way lw i\ jute
.: i .-tiddenly and
i' I dfiit't sw how
laitifo of tii.s in,-in,"
4 'y
iiotiit oonch:
S^e rather li.,i,iu
:.ra' -i -rjf a
"Nulwxly noli.-
i i.f 'rein-' h'-r
'.t'.h «'.m» empiiasih.
ted her cousin's five
lim,"s-Jtd re
n f'fl!-nnn«
-h a Ml- I,.i
u I .. I :ytro
i «as !,t nl th*?
a«av i^-
?tnv h»r
dn take e
f'O'.t.j .... 1 KilDVl
:er, years ag.
i' it Mr.-». .rloott',
1
say it ii hi
.dm, because I
•une Jiiudu.'h-
peoph don't }4'
not if tbev ean
In i-pi'." of
riiornc-'s heart
ll'S. Seiltt's."'
day. ..1 .-i be 1 iu
tli'.- at'. ..
1
fn illinnt
iv..-r (cuai'i old lii
"if 1
hll.ll.
moun
Thon.
-.tat.'-mt i
n lirn
)ll, i XiJ j|)L. lilt
this iv I
npi i. sib:
tounu bet
/wiin to bianco
der impMi jeui •.
:t?.'» 1 1'nt up'
iierscU' .o
d'TUIl^ -I
f'lt Inf
Wl'l.:' t- 1.
'.iilt'H
.! M'i
«a,hap
pjfpss. of
father'^
Mm had 11'.ought
.Med tdii. ]v, led-
1 (dally.
no fault "•.
-1 replied, y. a a:,
••ved iy a'.si^li
lo Winifr •!'.
npreherd
•onlide in Iu lather
,lsi\elites whleii had
de.-i-if.ns f.f old. she
Iflll!
Jtmrt be her
and .witk that
f* i
v iMir
Y,",:u.Vf«l's ••.:.• ."
i th-.: -b I. w ii
I
.-aid Wiuii'rei.
heri ei,si!y
Heell lifer Nif
i ooh:ie.' i
'. tin- v
v. ti.-n Winifr- i
••:. the s.
i is ijiiitt
::it your b. •. ." i
What loe» tli.O Ii
J-. .ll'll'i'.' loj.
)h. mv f.i, -i
r~
"it 1
s j. I
si
'riuiii^ up a.-id
ftojip.-d shfii't
t.: and (?et*ui.'d t«
•i n.-k li, BUspietfni.Hh*. I
but I -hould 1m» so thankft'I
f.ii" who ban rieeu mv firoth
1i i '.-di- away, -rhok-ffl with
I,.- e, -Tie! W I. be e
ii-«-that I
w r- .te asjaii. :... .. i.n l.ut !-o rcfiiK'-!
f- reupoal. :i.• ..
lI.«"Vt«!-' .-.•l-l ii e. ,i..' I ii
'i] t'iy.
Winifred v-otd, to him and put hor
hand on ids arru. Y.'ii knmv wlifrv he
is, file -he winspi fed, lj.-r fae.» trail:v
jirod with joy ii^'ifahie.
Her father looked it her wish Lurnin^
ej. ,.-• "I know nothin of Nicbohut
Thorue,'' i,e said, 'oldly, "For your
sake I would h. no for ,-Mvn him. I have
trif'ii to lind him, but hf! would n.it l»e
foil mi -and now--iuy nolo de. .'e into
forget"
The.ro was t.liai, i.i bis face
K
k
-,d his
•. that t-.iil'-he 1 ili.ssy e 'nly. "Oh,
ii' i. no, my tat io r," alio f^ltereil piteoii'ily.
"To forget i.^ i"i-,itb. H'i'j u i
still!"
But &a lie ir«.t".r thf V ij.mel w .u
liiMi.
elf n.:*ai:i. If t.i'.-i! 'iiym-.'s n ado
him shrink front if e,..-.- jjjpuhy !.•
cravcil.
Yet Mntll'l r..\:t, "\\"it:i,'i-ed h' sr ».i"
aged. "Try (ain one* inoro," h),« e.o
tieaU'l. "He:.r ub.it Autit. i:iifi-«-iJ'-i
frienii ban to teil."
The -ob.
i
i -'I frowned and sLonlc bi-
lifilil. "1 dn not attjvdi the slightest
r.iiicance to ant- ch-uiei nu*e iii^ he may
liavi: had with Nieboius. I'r.ay let mo
hear tn more of this." ho said,eoi lly. It
enragoil him to (ind his jiretty daughter
taking the
{^irt'.f I Id northern -tranger.
"I will bo the judy i:i this iiiader," ho
declared.
"If 1 should cbance lo meet him," said
"Winifred, slowly, and with heM-'echlug
eves, "I may speak to him—for Aunt
Winifred's sake? fShe was so faithful to
me."
"There is no probability of your meet
ing him," her father replied, with cold
evasion.
i lilintn jje.\t wee.-.
New »ul•••':• iberH to the !!i.i:t
A uusi i oi ii secure tie- i v.. .,h i: •,
Iw-ffH to the cotn'neuvti'.i.i'ul il.i.-
I're-e noun r»!tpiC -t.
1
•n s i
onut't ". in fm
to 1 u. i joy iif.e
•,nitv ainl
At ,1 v.
Ktet- th'
1
•Stf to
i'-ierl ic UilK
s-eri '.t
i e S
-,r I':-
Cough-Cures
Are a 11ur\if ii." im' the one t.esr kn.'Wii lot
lis A.iit..11.,n.*i,, ..a^iijlie ami 1'ij'ei'l.i.raiit
qualiiii'.t is Ay.-rN (')n-rry l'ectoral. For
iieailj li.iM a eeut'iry Uii» preparation ha.«
been in cr.uw iletiuui'l than any otlior rem
edy tor c.l.is, cou-li-*, bronchitis, and pul
inui.ary i'.ini|ii:niiis in general.
^nltereii for more than eight month*
from a mcf.t li Willi In 11
orri.iiK" "f the lua^s oml the exprrtorat.an
mait.-r. The j.liysii iaus gave me *i». hut
uiy ilruj-'^ist jirm u.lett oti ine to
try
Cherry Pectoral.
I '1 t) t., i::r-r,iv" rrv
bin„ healed, tlie. eor^u i-eiin.-.i, ml I be
eaiin' iti.iit. and liealtliier than 1 have evi
been tietore. I would suggest that die naaii.'
of- Ayer's tlherry I'ei'tortil be changed I
iimi of Life, for it certainly saved wy lite."
-1' .1. Oliden, Salto, Hueno.f Ayreji.
"A few years ago I took a very bad cokl.
whu'li settled on my Ihiirs. I had ni rht
nweat«, a rru'kinu rough, and great soreney*.
My doctor's niedi.'ine did me no pood. 1
tried many remedies, but received no bene-,
fit everybody despaired of mv recovery. I
was advised to use Ayer's l'l «*rry IVetor.i!,
and, asa iast resort, did so. 1'roin llu- 1,1
dose I obtained relief, and, after usinj two
bottle.* of it, was completely restored to
luailth."— F. Adams, New Gretna, K. J.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
imiki-AHKH ny
Dr. 3.
id yesterday
tn it, but the..
lie!.' klliiW:.
O. AYER & CO., Lowell, Maf s.
f- Id I"/*
i" i i!o"h this mean? I)
il..- Fh herV" tho col-
1
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r- will tin 1 I'e- hi -i id
in.il. (.t v. ii'ti r(i
i a'''iix .. '.rv .1
ui Iiik Hint A'out.
MPW I'*
1
i
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'fan." is. v\ -ning spare,
i Ki-'bolns
••i.freaNjfli
from
old kr
ir.ir.I
Witii
e. "i
k.-d it
REE
LA:, DS
or mere ulo-^the tire#t Korth.
llUii leru Ky. Line llu-ine^s i-lmnu'r.
Tft\A/HC |«'riteK I. Whitney. St. I'uui. Minn.,
tUVfilO {for Hook.., Maps, Jcr. Write mot
•kUU il fri ttove.nuiient latiiMl
Miotic the (ireiti Noitlifrn Ity. l.ine
Norih Iuki'tn«nd MOIIUIDH yet lo.-. I DATCO
ra'iin ii). I tint
1
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nrnrkf I• for produci--. nil I Lu
1 1
W l'lnesl reports In Ai:
w! !t U rei't Nn.'iherii |{v. I im-
f-i'JKiNJ
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I t»l Ml 1 Moli'.lf Lei
1 wale lor li''«nii M'l'kw:*'.
Mim'H'ii produces (he fl.itst lnrs Ijj fl 0 K O
i-.i ."•• ti u- Krev riiti_'»:n vet i rjr.v'Cu
M' isixe. ilit iiikI Mi'i [tiv. V»!
a-iiii .C.riiits ilills.
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V»EALTIliU™.1t!
fie e
hit !'T !"tle. "tiwt
t"--a.Urio yeni n i i In -ij. I to make
iUATTLL
tICAJTU)'" tana. bnei!*, Ni-/
LM I n l'.n\ us. Ne a Itnllwav-.. Nt.\\- M, i i-.
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I'n-I-U' nil tl e |,i e!.et» i.-id b-l#tr
i.. i«:J. Ni-.v .ij.ile ,md rs.lwiiM-.
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'li.i ui ,i n"id tie.- luuii' -te.iU. 1
ii.Le. ii n! f- o *.i'i*p' ii on r. ti,. No'.
ith i\'* I.i lie, i.o now
HlRDS,
MINES.
£REAT
FALLS
iil
mm
Tl.'-n* lew!• unid. MiiiitAim Hie rii h
i'Kl filmit per eui.itii in III.- nioli.
I'miityut room lor
more mile r,» ni.ti
0'. kroisi-rs butt tli"
A m.e itnj (ireul Noiiliorn Rainvie
1. i.. ii. y:..i,l„ii» .ire Ji'-e riiiiclfn iiu
|i-!frt.ra. it!.tics pii'.'iutiH me.t.-il-.
iron i,i,d ciui, u i,m cit:i m.
tovnic. Now i? your t-lwintc.
YOUNG
MAN!
t, ^nrrnnnded bv nlineKsrl-ti!turn!
*n• I
urMzin'.'country, i lime to rinif* ot
piecKiin* met#!-', iron jiii'leo'O.
K^.IJ^- a iwiler jum.-i Ul.eiilluilcd III
Aim ma, ii is Moi.taiin s iiKiiiRtrii,!
o litre.
'!"n.• \3i.e »it IScd Monstc, Missouri, I j,
'i'.v iiii'l miu li. vi.vs ruaehtd by liieiit I l| II
Sorti:tri. K.., Line H«.iJ mtcex' ir I Jf* I"
.s •(. ff. 41. ami Oct. 11, 1- *). I H. L.
\ntt 1-' 1 Wlutai y. St. Tan!, .Mu n
fcil
a
11 -ry
Stleli'h Iriiica Naive,
iii- iit'ai Hiiiyo in the world for t\.!
T".ri..spf.. S ites, .-'nit Hii-u-.., .-er
ui* f, H"r, i.-i*»,:«-«! i'.iii'is., ("hili,tains,
'. urns, ,tid ut! ^k !-ti*iu.ii.», i.ad posi
it.e.y i ii •. t, i ih'f.jr r.-j jit.y reqi'dred. It.
ir e i ,T ,lit-e. i.'ghe If CCt f'.it l-f-clbili,
fir ii:i)".. y uf'-r'ideit. Privjei!op.ls eer
box. 1' i- t' (in-?., of
f.tot., t„ ity.
MiLWAUKEEk
r$TPAUL
FAST MAIL LINE with KleclHc l.i
K
htefi
and Steam Heated V»stibul*d trainfi be
tween tJiiieago, Milwavikee, St. I'aul and
Mie.ueiipolis.
'I'llANS-t'ONTINliNTAL I'.OUTK with Klee
tric lie,lit. and Ste»m Heated \'eHtibuled
tl'nilis lietwe-n fbiemco, Council Ihutls,
Omaha and Hie I'aeilie i'oast.
Ii K A N'ATKJ.VAL HOl'TK between I'll
(.•3iii, Kansas '-ity, and St. Joseph, Mo.
.'»,T(ni .MILKS OF KOAD resebing all irinel
pal points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minneso
ta, iown, Missouri and llukota.
For niaiis, tune tables, rules of pscstge and
treifjbt, etc., apply to the nearest station
agent »t the fiiKjAOn, Mn.wAUKiE & Sr.
I'Atrt. KAU.WAV, or to any railroad ageut •nr
wliPie the. World.
KOSvVKLL MILLKL, (leneral Manager.
A. V. 11. I A li Ft" N lv K
,"«e n. i'ass. Tkt.Agt
£."yK"f nilonnation in referee.ee If. Lands
xud Tewtis owned Lv the •"N'.eAt»o, MII.WAB
ki-.K a ST. I'At't. KAII.w*"' Cimeisv,
i il! ti !Ut"U», l."'d ''-••«i»uiu«iiii'.'" M»t»
vu.Iv-.Ww.

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