Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], September 27, 1888, Image 3

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HF. IIAILY JOURNAL
aILES tITY, MONTANA.
put Obffe tgutalttier.
ster manl closes............ ............1:1 a. m.
Wester mall slow»»»»....".*.."*.»..... OU p. m.
Olce open Snd? p.m M.
3Jo. McAUsLAND. P M.
sorther heile Time Table.
LBAVB MILD CITY GOING WEST.
I. 1. Pallo Ezpress.... ....... ...... 6::6 . M
LPeenger........... ............ A.
1. Express Freight.......................5:2 A.M
16. Freight............-............... .. 11:5 A..
LBAVE MILDE CITY OOING EAST.
NO. 2. Atlantic EItress................ 11:45 A M.
* 4. Paseenger ...... ... ..........9:12 P. M.
," 16. £Eprem Freight ........... . -......6 . P. M.
" 14. Freight............. ...... . ..........12:35 .
OFfICIAL_ I.1ECTOTi.
FEDERAL DIRECTORY.
e.ate to CoUaess.... ..Joleph K. Toole, Helena
..... P H. Leslie. Helena
.................... Willam B. Webb. Helena
T e& u ............-..............Green Prsuitt, Helena
lltor » ..I......Jas... . .ulllvan, Helena
BIetrI U O-e '......Y. . G..CoolIr, MHelenIa
(iftepben DeWolfe
CNest.Mtmto...--- ....... . J. L. lddel
A a oueIosse-......*-*Thee. C. Balh.
arrerer e oldr......... Be*J. H. G.Ore., Helena
urproatendeit of Public Instrction ............
............. . Logan, Helena
U..-. ...sh. ..... . .............. . Kelly, Helna
Cellector U. 8. Internal Revene.....J'm Shblelds
egher U. m. Land (ror......A. (irover, MI('it
leetr U. .. Land Oce..Abrsm Hall, Mle City
-OUIITT OFFICERS.
C e llmanI... ...................... . . H.
femben of the House..........--.. { JH. M hnolte
ohealt..l........... ............. T H. Irtvne
Tenerr..... .................M. Brandenburg
Clerk a RecordeI .O........ L. C. DeI
'lerk of District Court...... ...Jamese cFarlane
uge o Prbate................. . C. Stueble
CoAuy Attor .ey...-.....- ...... Oo. . Millburt
Assor......... ........... ....... T. 3 Thompon
erwyor.... ........--........... ..."..Oeo. Schet
o e .. . .......... ....... Dr. . . I dd
County Phrlica ............. ....Dr. H. o . t edd
sperltoadren ol dcoo ......... la Louisa oolle
P-blIc Admlnlutrator.................. 3. B. Welicke
I.. A. Ilunlrma
Ce-mmUienets ..................... . W. Aiorton
MILES CITY TOWISHIP.
SWs. W1rkle
uitloe of the Peso ........ .............. { Jo bbe.
Coutsble....... ........................ Win. H. Carr
CORPORATION OF MILES CITY.
_a o . .... .. ... . ..... .......... .. .eo. Behet.
City Attorney-.-. ... .....................(' K. Middleton
Cl.-. .-................-. :.. ..........N. (.ordon
Ile .................... .. ..H. F. Batchelor
Cblel of Polleo ........a........Frnk C. Woterwelt
eollc M LsglaetIzeMe ..................Edmond Butler
ALDEMEnK.
First Ward-A. . Flager. I. K Holt.
beond Ward-Chlm rown., W. H. Hullard
LOCAL IT EMS.
.FKATIN"l at the Rink to-night. *
Clean cotton rage wanted at this
Office.
Chas. Leseur came in from his Rose.
bud ranch yesterday.
Children'.s suits from$1.50 to Vi.00 at
Hanauer BIroM.'
Thos. O vr.w"nor, of Albany, WiS.,
arrived from the ea.t last night.
New line of nen'es bobe from '2.75
to $3.50 at Tower.'.
(leo. W. Trask was here yesterday
from his ranch on Ton.ie river.
Mead is a delicious smlnlmer b4vur
age. Try Bollard's iake. *
The train from the east was way late
last night, cause as usual unknown.
School suits from l'2.50 to $..O00 at
Hanauer Bro..' *
T. B. Geddes came in from him
Tongue river stock ranch yesterday.
Full line of neckwear in fall styles at
Hanauer B oe.' *
J. C. Beard registered at the Mac
queen House yesterday from Decorah,
Iowa.
Wanutd Imsmmediu ly.
A nurse girl. Apply to Mrs. Win.
Courtenay.
A oold wave has put in its appear
snoe and dreg were comfortable even
at midday.
Mrs. C. H. Towers departed last
night to Helena to pay a long visit to
her hueband.
A. H. Erwin, a well kinowni St. Paul
traveling man. is making his regular
western trip and is now vistnlug our
city.
Mrs. Joi.Leighton. Mrs. Dr. Harvey,
and A. C. Leighton were expected on
train N,'. 1. lst nlight from Ottumnwa,
lows.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (. Comstock, Mips
Rola C',.mUsl k and D. B. Comtlock
are visitors in the olty from the 961
ranch.
Mn. C. F'. M. I''ilnting returned yes
terday irom a few dlys' visit In the
country with her friend, Mrs. W. (.
Comstook.
F. D. Jaudell, a stock man from Da.
Lolt, formerly of Montana, stopped of!
Iu the nlty last night oil his way west
to buy hormes.
Whalln laiby wa , sk k, we gira, !.~I r tadoria
When MIN. was a ('hiht,| she tr,, f ,r . Wrtelra,
when hel m , rh* "a . n e , 1a144rt,
Whien sh ha. hilUdren, mhn eit v. " ,1t 11 ,. all.
(ontrary to the Usual rnil,,, .I.,"I'art
holding up better at '.1 nn ilhal
heer an(I the remson given is tliht re
o.lpts are not heavier than usual.
The sheep men seem to be posses-ed
of more horse sense than their breth
ren of the cow industry.
The electric lights flickered and
failed early in the night and caused a
great rustling among the oil lamps
and broken chiiuue)s.
"I cannot praise Hood's 8arsapa
rilla halt enough," says a mother
whose son, almost brind with scrofuls,
was cured by this medicine.
(eo. Liscou and Frank Hughes
catme in froum Tongue river last night.
Frank has been out in Nebruaka for
some mouths, trading in buorses,
County Clerk Dear was busy yester
day sending out notices to those prop
erty owners whom the county cowu
midsiouers saw tit to raise on property
assessment.
Dr. ltedd was called Tuesday night
to Glendive to see Master Mechanic
u:o,'re's wife, in '.onsultatiou with
Dr. Duncan. Mrs. Moore is in a criti
cal condition with tousolitie.
Hugh Moran, accompanied by his
niece. Miss Hattie, returned last night
from an eastern trip. Mise Moran bas
been eist for several nountbs, visiting
with relatives at Kankakee, Ills.
Frank Maeder, wanags r of the Salb
bury's Troubadours, is iuterested in
the Milner live stock ounianuy, whose
range is in Chute au county. Note
-aisbury is treasurer of the company.
It being reported that ducks and
wild geese are plentiful with proof of
the same, a number of hunting parties
are being organized one of which will
start out to-day. Bring us a duck,
Tom.
An Eclectic club war recently
formed in the city by the literateurs
anud s ientlfle men for research In
gieat field of philology and kindred
science. Membership -as. been limit
ep to eleven.
Dr. Galitakl, the celebrated Chicato
oculast, is agaln at the Macqueen
House, where he will remain for a
short time. Those desiring to consult
him will do well to call at once, as his
stay here is limited. *
The seooud of the Northern Pacific
harvest excursion traIns arrived at ! "=O
a. wi., ruuuing as the first section of
No. 1. The train was a heavy one
and lost timue from the start, especial y
on the Missouri division.
Pro.gIsals for Coal.
Trustees srhool district No. 1 will
feoelve bids to supply school house in
Miles City with coal for coming s u
son. Bide opened October loth.
H. W. MclNT1'niH:, C. E. BHow.y,
* Clesk. Chairman.
Salecof cattle made at the Union
stock yards on Sept. 2,th wert : Ro-en
baum for Holt, 3.4'. averagre 1:09, $3.43;
:0 5, av. 1:321, $3:;.6i; Geach 31, nv. 1"42.
$31.·0; Kleenour fr Boyee lilt, uv. 1223.
$4.17; a number of cows, av. 4%4i, $3 5O;
Towers es, av. 1196. $3.5').
Frank M. Strout, 'ine of thil* Iineer
settlers and who has ten ta sojourner
in theeflFte east +in"y I.:3, returned
last night to Miles City, wh'lre lie
hopes to reulde permaniently. Mr.
Strout has been an Invalid almost ever
minee his deplarlure frolu Montan:sl, ullt
hopes to regain his health rod strengtth
in our bracing elitlrte. H- will work
with R. C. Richmond In Ihe jewelry
business.
Old pill boxes ire spread over the
land by the thousand after having
been emptied by .uflering humanity.
What a muan of sickeniog, diuguting I
medioine the poor tomach bas to, c(in
tend with. Too mluch strong tmdlI
cine. Prickly Ash iitttel is rapidly
and surely takiLngthb Ile cof all this
cl.as of drugs, tnd in curing all the
ills arising from a disordered condi
tion of the liver, kidneys, stomach and
bowels.
Lights out! At lo u'.'lock laIst night
the electric maacline was shut down
and recourse had to the oldl cnul oil
stand by. Saoue weeks ago it was dll
covered by the engineer at the statlon
that the use of hard water war play
lug the dickens with the flues of the
new boiler, and to prevent this anl ar*
tesian well was at once started upon.
The well is a number of fe t down but
nmlishief li now (ldon that it will take
some time to repair. In the ntan
time work wil! be pushed on the alte
slan bore.
A Conlirmells Maslier.
Yesterday a bulky pallkat'e was de
livered at the Jot'aNAls otulce which
upon opening was found to uontain an
even dosen copies of the 1)etroit f'ree
Press of different dates detatlling the
recent gamesl of the I)etioit Iai 1Ib1ll
club. It is needless to ,iay that III 3y
came from that lopeless l*Ilon bull
maniac, Abe leltoy. lMany of the
papers were decoratedl wif l. Iarrr 'al
liOtes c nl:erl llng tile gail -. ,,llme of
which w.ll douhtles btI. ," 14 1 t to
those who watched thlie 141 !i I' ,' of tlh
disease in Abe whenl Ire,. (t1 the
game of Meptenllbr 1111,, III * IIohI i.(e
De troul did up th e " I',, t' "' '',
Abe day : *yuga*. • , , .. .. .. u,'
him in thbl game and Bennet ditto.''
On the 18th Boston pounded Detro;t
12 to 2, and poor Abe in sackcloth and
ubahes, mournfully wails: "This -gms
was awful, and Mike Kelly at his
best." On the 1,th Detroit turned the
tables and gave it to the Bostous2' to ,
whereat Abe with a generos:ty that can
only be app'eciated by a backer of the
broken down D)etroilts, says: "Rad
bourn (the Iopton pitcher) fielded his
position way up," and add. pareothet
leally, ""iau, you ought to have seen
this game; it was iwmenine." There
are many other gems of local interest.
but as the allu.ions are lather obscure
to tlhe uultnllltel tlhey canoot be re
produced without a chart, which our
limited lpace will not pelmit of.
This reinuids us of a letter thbat Abe
wrote to a chum hero last spring; It
was wrilteu Irom Detroit and in re
couuntiig the doings of the night be
fore, he maid: "1 went to the theatre
lat ighlit sitih the JIetruite and itcl
with Bennctt." Everybody knew what
that aiwp.e ,tatewmet meant; it meant
the scuse ou bllss, and the future held
for bim no happier el asude than "sit
Ling with lHeunet." There is no doubt
that if Ate's idea of the future state
could be arrived at, it would be pic
tured with thle Detroit club occupyiug
some pioud ewiuellce in the Midst of
a plaiu atrewn with the diltuemubeled
fragments of the otuer league clubs,
the chaupionship peunliut for all
Lime, tlaiuiug over the heads of the
"Wolverines," and high up in the
centre, Abe, arrayed in a detroit uui
forml, "rittlug wlth Bennett," while
blazoned on the broad heavens woulu
be the smotto "In Hoc Migno Viucis."
Fnihuarllnce% ,f hhippers.
According to Keenan I& ~onu circu*
lar. the receipt. of cattle at the Union
stuck yards the pait week bave been
by far the largest in the blhstory of the
live stock trade of the world-about
10,01)0 greater than the highest pre
vioul record. The causes were several
outside of mere chance. The farmers
marketed their cattle because they
beard that the rales were to be raised
between Chichago and New York. T'he
southwestern ranchmen rushed teir
shiipments along tecaume it was given
out that the r.ates would be raised
from $: to $ti0 a car, from Kansaa
City to ('hicauo, and the drouth in
-ome sections of the went made .the
shipping a neceaaity. The number re
ceived tIis week was 7"01,4 head,
agsillnt 40,04n) last year, and 6(O,l)O0 the
inevltu" we' k.
The demland for cattle has been
heavy, but the receipts heavier. Fig
ures at the olose show a decline of 4(0M
l""I.best grade of western range tattle,
50 0 on mealum grades and 40 on the
Camlwwulet, or (alnller,.
A MaY.qucrade.
Ilvitatlnon ate out fur a calico ma.
qluerade, to 1Iw glven at tile Rink oil
. ,turdsy evening anext under the mu-
Iiicea of Manager Tully. It will be
hilf skanllig and half dancing and as
the colplUiies are inlllled to calico, it
will not te very expensive on this
-core. A Iman of five pi.ec. habs helen
engag;.ed fur thle whole eveninglll alnd
danlciing will conmweuce at 10 o'clock,
at which tIne the mansk will be re
mo\'ed. Skating lar begun to be very
pop.llar again, and as 1th character of
this entertaiumnent Il assured there
will without doubt be a large attend.
alirce.
1Ire- .., mKind.
That was fhe title of the play that
the Troubadours gave la-t night, but
everyone who was tere will letlAry
that there was eight of a kind and au
almighty liv *;y kind too. It was the
ltentionu of tile writer to make wmu
tion of the leading featur *u of the per
formance but th,.ie followed eacht
other so rapidly, and amid such a tor
nado eu mrurrimneut, that the ull'tanl
fell on the las. act leavlug but a
ohaotie remembrance of perfo nluaner
that has never beell excellhl ol
eqiualled in our opera house. save by its
preieeensur of thle ulight before.
*"'lmes of a Kind" io an tihee-, uni
tlonu of the comupanyu their best pier.,
and in the light that it gives eve "onil,
a chance, Ii. undoubtedly is. Nel:i.
Mr.eieury was of course the tle enlll
figure, aud fairly outdid hercelf lu helr
elfjrtslt 1 ilease, ui which she s*u Irt
uiaiphalitly nu'reemful. Her mosqulto
Iuterview wiih HuBi FPiush, alid til.
usue saw epicode with Jack Plotts in the
Iirst act were bits of farce comedy sat.
lug in wilich not a point wan lust, and
wheu, at thi. tloale o. the act, ebe
stood revealed in a faluionable bathb
log custumw, a c!liluwn was achieved
wblch Is seldom equalled. Her up
pearance nl the second aot exacted a
round of applause for I beauty of
her coitumue, but this was edlately
lost sight of in tite furlou that fl.
º lowed, of which lhe was UWe chief in
Stelrpletr. Mism Miartiles m DaintIy,
I the %dopted daughlter, had ltee to do
Sthan on the rivrtvluos eveni. but lobt
no Bolulcartllllty .mmI II . "J out a millior
challlacltr ii a ii1.tI m'ae'atelitlie ItIa.
I ner. So t.o d lil maIen lerberl, whoi
f wll a imioct "'llarlmi'gK "Country lamlr
S wthi '" l,1 *hii g 1i tli h , ltI M 1 I1. i11
w illwh' Ith1 I. '11.1111', 1 11-111*Wll r I. u."
a i lug.-ltiol..ly W %u'l tut. Kit I- I
Nr InslL, woll h r I en 'lalVed recall, nI,,l
hb'r Juet with Jack Polls to the un , n-d
i .,. msa "tue cute ;,r nu.ytthint;
Though bard pushed by Webster and
Mandeville, Mr. Blair as Jack Polte
fairly won the first place among tLe
male portion of the company, proving
himself to be an eocentric cotetdin of
the highlat rank. Particular mention
Is due to Mr. Mandeville for the ad
mirable and ariatlic hit of pantomime
io the aeornd act, and for blh make ust
in the third. A nonet excellent and
thoroughly laughable caricature was
Mr. Jaekaon's Priscilla, whose mitri
ruonial endeavore were so rudely
thw tited at every turn. Mr. Haney
w Fernner Whit le in the first ast, and
I~ter us Mr. Delatne, war also first
cl'e. In fact, taken In whole or In
partr no ger.ter ucceass could have
tIi n achieved, and a more thoroughly
arnu~ed audience never sat in the
Ri'lk. Local hilt were numerous and
delivered with telling effect. It will
doultl.a, he aome time before this ex
cellelnt eoitupllany will visit us again.
hoti whenever it may be, they can rest
aa.ured of a rousing welcome frow the
people of Mile (City.
LOCAL ITEMS.
A Sumr Car lor PIe'.
Dr. Kirk's German Pile Ointment
has cured Bhlnd. Bleeding and ltehir g
Plles when all other Oltatumeuta have
failed. It eIheorbs the tumors, allays
the Itching at uuce, acts at a Ipultice.
glves Intant relief. Dr. Kirk'a Ger
man Ple OIntmrent i. tpreparedlonly for
Piles a'd Irching of the private part-.
and nothing elme. Every box i war
ranted. Sold by IlJhn Wright, I)rug.
gist, Mile. ('ity, Mont.
W ' i wish to employ a few salesmen on salary to
sell our go-.tm by "ample to the wholyevle and
retail trade of Miles (ity, .lltann, and adjuining
star's. We are the largest manulacturers, t our
line in tihe country. end two cents in stamps fort
gprticulars No poetals answered. Centennia
'f g Co, V'incinnnti, O.
Mat With t 'omnfort and he Happy.
It is by no means uncertain, but, el the con
trary, a well ascertained fact, that on the well be
ing of mal's Ltomnach depends that moditum of
happiness which is vouchsafed to him in this
world. DIyspepels, the foe of all others to the
stomach's tranquility, anild most to be daeaded, is
a complaint to the preliminary relief and eventual
cure of which loatetter's Mtomach Bitters is spec
itlly adapted. It enables those who use it with a
reasonable degree of persistence to eat with relish,
beause it it imparts a healthful appetite; to digest
with ease, because it strengthens the stolnich;an.d
to assimilate the food which is eaten and digeste ,
thus benefitting health,. promoling flesh and sus
taining the exercise of the phy l al and ilelltal
faculties. It, moreover, facilitates tre secretion of
healthy bile, actuates without disc.ufort tlhe hsl,l
ol bodL. anmd tend-. when taken upon retiring, to
pro.iute hbaltb slumber Malaria is conluereed
by it.
Hood's Sarsapadill
Thlis ucessful nmedricines acsarefully-prepared
extract of thel be.t r.imedti s of the vegetable
kingdom known to mednleal science as Alteratives,
Blood Puriiers. liluretrs,. anld Tutors. such as
SarsaparilLa, Tellow lock. Mti'llingia. iandelion.
Juniper Berries, Mntldrake. Wild Cherry Bark
and other selc'tecd rosts, b.arks and herbs. A
mnedicle, like anythinmg else. c bie ailr!y judged
only by its results. 1V,, pi!nt with satisfartion to
the glorious record liood'a Sarsapartlla has en
tered for itself upon the hl.:erts of thousands of
people who have personally or indirectly been
relieved of terrthl, suffering which all other
remedies failed to ras h. tlld by alldruggists.
51; six for t. uli+ie l . y by '. I. IfMi) A CO.,
Apothecaries. l,.wetl. M ,
100 Doses One Dellar
His Pants
1% VICE ELEGANT.
, F 'i..f it Uft. wf rre ,ntd to
,.'der from lf"-nC i (tsir,
nPrnt, b.by us, for
THREE DOLLARS.
I I Id three 2 cent stamlp
For TwentI) Smples of ('t.lh
io slect from, and ru.le for self
l easu lel,met. Money returned if not
uied. We eheerlully re. r you o saiy
|presa t omt pan. r ..Merra tlie ifreet
r a to our reponhill y. .end at
ne for al the latest style..
Addren,
EMPIRE
State Pants Co.,
1063 I 16 CANlL STKEEr,
N"W YIIRK CITT.
McIITIRE'S BAZAAR
II. removed to the large anl comudi,,uu ,rick
lture tIAtween BrandenrulUg , meal i,,arket
and lasin·ki Hroa..
New Quarters,
New Goods,
New Prices.
CALl AND SEE U,.
1 nliter 11No.k No\u n 1iIlhilion
IcINTIRE'S BAZAAR
IESUL! ' PATRI .,..N
J.no. C~ ' R. -taurai.w
V. . M ,, , it. 3,d WM,' 4tk ý t ieth.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori.
qUU. WEIi g
PURE
EpPRIC
CREAM
bAKING
POWDER
WPitsouperior exeollemee proven In millions of
homes for more than a quarter of a eoenry. It is
uedbythe United tates ( vernmont. Soloreed
bytbe heals of the (rea" Univeratlies a the
utrontet. Purest and moot Healthful. L)r.
PIuce.' r eam r Baing Powder doe not
acontain Amol monia. Ime, or Alum, Sold only in
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.
NrN YORK CEICAGO T. LOUIS
COLD LUNCHES
Meals to Oider at al
hours of the day or
night.
WINES, UqUOI AID C1iCt.
4ILVERBERG & CHRISTOPHER.
BIRKLE & TRUSCOTT,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
-CHOICE
FAIRY GROCERIES
New goods constantly arriving and
EVERYTHING FRESH.
We Iandl the the largest and most
varied assortment of
In the city.
We respectfully solicit au increased
patronage, pledging ourselves to give
he be*t oat ifact ion.
NOTICE THE
BARGAINS
OFFERED IDY
C1, BTowers& Co
Do not miss the oppor
tunities offered each
week. CALL AND SEE.
.g. Ola. IIft
MILES CITY
IRON
AJD
PUMP WORKS
B. ULLNII, Prrpriet.
TRAHERN P"MPS"' " k rn w'
r~'LNY rU l klndl u. work
'Ierao I..l Wood aurlch
STOK PUMPS1 4r fd bb "the"s .e
RUBBER HOSE I,. 11 1.r. ,,11o,11o,,,ik
PROSPECTN TOOLS o,"L'.: :..
I n. propri.tor has Ibel to u mmall e*I~.p to
S:il' I w a ,vi.c is of ri ,gtW1, and Workt . Plrtalt
S ,i , e f itit hou,,-, I.il @receive pr plt sIt*n
. ntral rpalr it kinds of Machle*y
inue ou the .bort.nt r,,t e
Nat onlt ,ank
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
NORTHfaN piAI
RAILROAD
TI DI]UOT LIN Bnl w
SAINT PAIL,
MINNEAPOLIS,
Or DILITD
Idane, IWa.hibiu Territiry,
And all Pintr Is
Minnesota, Di kota, Montamu
OREGON,
Britih Colnaia, ond SouD an
ALASKA.
NO CHANGE OF C0Il
ST. PAUl and PORTLAIN
On Anr Ca il o TflkehL
EMIGPANT SLEEPERS FRI
The Only All Rail Line to tle
YELLOWSTONE PABI
hp-m 'lTm ae. Daily, o whur b auise d M
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
AND
ELEWAT DInIS OARS.
for tall Ilarmaau s to lim. Mai . a.
OMAS. . PEEL
4.u* P1 aes ge
`, IaUL. IE1gg
IIONTANA SHORT UI
When traveling every one should r
ider well the question o eo omer
comfrt, afety and spd, these questlr
being of the mine importance in a joars
of an hour a in one of several days' ritd
An examination of the map will ocadlas
anyone that this is the most direct a~os
to and from all the principal paint la
Con-I .,a~UL tral
neeo-" tAILWA ta.
Dakota and Montana. Our epulpmlt
and time are excellent. Our rates e
the lowest, but this fact is somethin
which speaks for itself. Deflnite fasues
and mape c n be obtained by applyila i
any Agent of ti.' Company, or the Go
enrl Passenger Agent.
The following are a few of the Prihm e
Points reached via this Line:
ST. ('LOrD, F.4rK ('nRma, FaRovU Fan.
V('uouroW, b~. V\'xcwTrr, tlTr'mOrIa
I'Ayxv.ruII.LL, MORRI1 AriPro IOI a
IlIAtu. I..De(,3I ... .iW. ateTOwx At.
hIVES, E'LLENDALE, WAIT.ION, iaa
I;1RND FURKA, (;RAPr.(, DEn LAI
li err :A.u A'D BL-, nm), DAOrOA; OI.
Fr. ltEY~Ts, (Ui.T Au As, LHlaI Ana
A!) ALL '.A' IC iyOAST I'uINTS.
Parties F ekinr farmsor buinesseke.
ti',l n will tia,! unusual opportunities f
Ih th on this hue in Norttern Dakotasa
Moutaia,salso it: Minnesota wherethe
Company has f,,r sa~e at low prices ela
on favorable tel n.i ,., /).,000acrO c of e
oellent farmit,,. --: i..:an.. l ti.lber.r d.
For maps and c Iher i nformattion addze
J. BOOKWALTER, C. 11. WARREI,
.ld Commi.'olnr. ,tn'I l 'a. A^
UT. ALL, MINNS.
L MAIxr., W. 8. AtuxamsA
a'I Mamaw. Oma'lITra. Naý
No Other Ri1ay i the NIl IIl
has iu so %hort a perhid galord the rep.
uiLttion and popularity enjoyed by thb
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LI.L
FrI & complaratively uoknown thaese
in the a,.umiercial world, it bUa bms
tratufo~rued to an independent, laI
e~rntita grandi Tie lgh reue, with
tllagnitlLent depots., superb eqUipesul
and Inourpaaesd terminal raollitsl
tllroughl areful catering to details b
has wn for it.elf a reputation ofeollit
Ity, isafet . cn venlenoe and att m kle
to its put ron., second to no railroad lh
the c,"untry. POllme apleepers, m
c.I. of palatial enmtort, dining ars to
llwhich the ul cuineand enerrialdppell
ments are up to the highest mted~
and r',ohell etspecially built for bis
route, are among the ehkf ele.".m8
whblah bhave mntrlbuted towardeelatl
Inlg uoenrfully to a dlisalmall g
public. Located directly on Its Is|
between Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Milwaukeeand Cbicago, and Duluthe i
Milwaukee and Chicago, are the folkle.
Ing tbrivtul cities of Wianmalsa al
Mlehlran: New Richmond,
Pallt. Eau Clairs,Ashland.,lurs,
Ironwood. Mich., Besemer, ish.Sw
ens Point, Neenahb, Menashb, 'ObiLS
Fond du IAC. Waukesha, and Bedhip
ton. Wis.
I,,r detailed Informatloa,lowmtsm
rent ritoe, b.rth b, ete., via this rets,
to any point in the 9S or ih
Ily to nearest Ticket Age.t,or Mlade
WM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER
*ne.rsl Manae.r. (et. aL V 1.alii*t ,r
"I WAAI .,
F. M. ABS'o1, :. ,, Lwusira .
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