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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-12
Isaac Z. Higgins, Defendant, !

II satisfactorily appearing to this Court H. a.
the defendant Isaac b. Higgins is non-resi-
dent OF this state, but is resident OF the
State OF North Carolina; on motion Of Richards
Barnum, OF counsel for complainant il IL
ordered that the SAID defendant Isaac B.
Higgins cause bis appearance in this cause
TO be entered within three months from the
date OF this order, and in default thereof. that
the said bull be taken az confess bv the said
defedant Isaac b. Higgins, Ar is further
ordered that within twenty day re said CON-
plainat cause notice Of this = to be pub
hshed in the TRUE NoRTHENEB newspaper
published and circulated in sal county. aud
that the said publication be cou.aed in said
paper at least once IN each weel ior Six weeks
IN succession or that he cause 1. COPY Of tins
order to be persoally serve on the said defend
ant, Isaac b. Higgins, at least twenty DAYS be-
fore the time above prescribed for his appear
ance. JOHN KNOWLES. Circuit Court Com.
for Van Buren, County, Michigan.
RICHARDS BARNUM, Complainants' Solicitors,
Sy9t7
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF mortgage executed
Dy George l.. dip and Mary +. dip TO Gilman
White on the tenth day Of January, A. ID. 1871,
and recorded January 2lst, 1871, In the Regis
Ter 8 Oiice for Van Buren, County, Michigan,
IN Liber OF mortgages on page 246. which
mortgage was assigned February I'd, 1872 by
SAID Gilman White TO Maria Phillips BY assign
ment recorded May 23d. 1872, in said Regis
ters Office in Liber Of mortgages on page
80, and again assigned by said Maria Phillips to |
Wallace Baldwin on the eighteenth day OF MAY. /
1872, by assignment recorded MAY I'D, 1872. In /
said Registers Office. in Llber OF mortgages
on page 90, upon which mortgage there is claimed
to be due at this date the sum OF one hundred
and seventy-one dollars and lightweight cents
lSl7l, 1897 and no suit or proceedings az law
having been instituted to recover any part
thereof. Notice is hereby given that on sat
lrday, the fourteenth day Of September next
1t nlne O'Clock IN the forenoon shall sell at
public auction to the highest bidder at the front
door OF the Van Buren, County Court House.
N Paw Paw, in said County. the land ard prem
ses described in said mortgage as all those
certain pieces or parcels OF land situate IN the
ounty Of Van Buren,, State OF Michigan. and
described as follows, to-wit: Lots number
welve (12) and thirteen 13) IN block twelve
12) in the village OF Mattawan or so much
hereof 6s shalt be necessary to satisfy the
AMOUNT due on such mortgage with ten per
,ent interest and legal costs, together with an
attorney fee OF twenty-five dollars coveuauted
or therein. sggt13
Dated June 10th, 1872.
WALLACE BALDWIN. assignee.
May " Buck, Attorneys for Assignee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-12

OH HOLD On one thing more Very
Important TO the Ladies, Smith wants to know
If Coats 200 I'd spool Cotton is cheap at &c a
spool.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-12

WHOLESALE AGENTS.
FATh.N". WHALES x Co. Detroit. Michigan.
And WV IoN B. TEED.
Paw Paw Michigan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-12

If you want to buy anything CHEAP 60 to
smiths and You viii ind ii in FULL
BLOOM.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22
MUTUAL ASSISTANCE.

| 4 man very lame little to blame. sf
70 STRAY from his humble abode;
Hot, thirsty, bemired, and heartily tired,
He laid hiulseif down in tbs road.
While thus he ree!incd, man who was Blind
Came by, snd eatreated his aid:
Deprived Of my sight, unasslsted, Tonight @sa
shall not reach home, Pm afraid
.Intellsence give. Of the place where you live, =
Said the cripple, "pfrhapsi may know 1t.
In my road it may be, and il yoall carry ms,
It will give me muo,i pleasure 70 show it.
"Grea. strength you have got. which, alas, have
NOT.
In my legs SO fAtigued every nerve is;
For the use OF your back. for tie eyes whleh you
lack,
NJ pair shall oe much at your service"
Said the other poor man, tsWhat an excellent plan
Pray geto1 in3 back. my good brother,
/ see all Mankind if they are but inclined
May constantly help one ano:her.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22
To the Hon. Speaker Blaine.
and Survey Of the u. i.
g. M. Railroad.

4 ~AoSs.A rs. ~ ulucFc Tile OlFeCtl0,
Of Mr.. +. DeLanza, commenced theeworl
OF locaction and survey Of the Utah, Idah,
& Montana. Railroad this. morning. Th,
! initial work was done on Sixth street. in thi
city. at the intersection with the Central Pa
cific.. and will proceed thence IN a line nearl,
due North up the valley of Bear River to til.
crossing of the Malad, near Point Lookout
where it enters Malad Valley, through which
the road will run, and by Malad City. This
party will make the location to Eagle Rocl
Bridge, on Snake River. form ing junction
there with similar but larger corps, coming
down the line from Helena. The entire 10.
cation will be completed in thirty days. and
in the meantime. we are informed chat the
company will make contracts for grading the
road at the terminl and other points. We
congratulate the gentlemen at the head oi
this most important enterprise on the energy
displayed by them in pushing the work to
its present condition. and feel confident that
there are to be no delay hereafter, until this
grand lateral line Of railway shall have been
finished from Corinne to Helena.
Now that the Utah. Idaho and Montana
broad guage has become fact and part of
tile railroad system Of the Northwest, it is
not out of place to make hriet reference to
its prospects for business as freight and
passenger route. Taking, for instance, the
relative situations Of st. Louis and San Fran
measure the commercial advantages deriva-
BILE from the Territories north of Utah. it
will be seen that when the navigation of the
Missouri is superseded by the swifte. loco
motion OF the rail (eiose at Iland) this now
road will be the means of continui g that in
tercourse. Granting first, that The Northern
Pacific Railroad has passed through Montana,
we find that st. Louis will have a shorter
route via the Union and Central Pacific, and
Utah. Idaho and Montana, by several hum
lred miles than they would enjoy by ship
ping over the former In the same manner
San Francisco, connecting at Corinne, will
rave almost straight line into Montana.
passing, enronte through the rich agricultu-
al and mineral districts in Idaho. The gain
n distance from the West can be observe
~ glance at the proposed connections with
he North Pacific. on the coast. Again,
he completion of the North Pacific from its
astern terminus to Puget Sound, will not
i've to Chicigo, Cincinnati, New York, Bos-
OH. and Baltimore the saving of mile as
gainst the Utah, Idaho and Montana. road |
nth Its connections toward the Atlantic sea-
oard. In fine we look upon the new road.
ow well begun, not only as the necessary
nix whereby the Pacific railways are to be
nited, but rs possessing advantages In the
laniler cuusorily cited (which are it's strong
It guarantees of success,-Cori~,se Reporter,
2th INST. aI go 49, @@
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22
Exchanges Clipped.
nlera Is ahatinr IN Russia

Cholera is abating in Russia.
st. Louis is working hard to suppress far,
and keno.
Milwaukee will ship over twenty millior
bricks this year.
New Hampshire consumes the least tel1ac
co Of any of the States.
The Michigan State prison convicts hav,
been sentenced to a course Of scientific lee
lures.
A boy in New York was nearly choked te
4 death by the 5ristle from tooth brllsh get
ting in his throat.
j A Chicago bridegroom is reported to hav,
worn "a diamond pin in his shirt bosom ane
a sardonyx smile on his brow.'
It is the height of impertinence to ask /;
fallen man who he is. How can man give
an account of himself when he has lost his
balance?
In the onion there is found peculiar oil
] containing sulphur, called the sulphuret of
allyle. The odor of the breath after eating
onions is caused by the presence ola small
quantity of this oi /.
| A series Of diabolical murders have recen-
| tly been committed in London one after the
| other. The last, the murder of a poor old la
day ot75 and her. daughter, it is supposed
was by An mbecile son.
Within the past year the commercial pros
perlty OF Chicago has shown remarkable
increase. New enterprises are springiug up
constantly. in which manufactures keep pace
with commerce.
Haif a century ago a worn-out field in Com
necticut was planted In timber. The field
has yielded ten cords Per year and fencing
Tor the farm tor twenty years past, and last
year, when cleared produced fifty cords per
acre.
The keeper OF the Duxbnry, Massach setts,
lighthouse sweeps up from the deck every
morning two or three quarts of gnats. flies,
and mosquitoes, attracted by the light Of the
lantern during the night and killed by tile
heat OF the flame.
Elias Williams, OF Buffalo, Missouri, blew
into the muzzle Of his gun to see if it was
loaded. It was. and as the charge departed
his head followed.
An old Ohio Journalist has written "An-
other Lie Nailed" 81 900 times during the
course of his newspaper career.
A volunteer at Wimbledon, England.
shooting for the queens prize the other day.
made the remarkable score of five consecu-
tive bulls eyes in five shots at two hundred
yards.
The French government contemplates re-
sumption of ofdiplomatic relations With Mexi-
20, the death of Juarez having removed all
obstacles thereto.
Ihere is great prospect that we shall all
'e able TO keep warm next winter. It IS es-
Imated that two and a halt million stoves
will be manufactured in this country this
'car.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22
EMAN. MONTANA TERRITORY, THURSDAY AUGUST e. 1872.

+. 3Es z
supporter OF the Presidents until was some
whit tardily awakened BY; his painful con
duct in the San Domingo matter, involving
tie seizure Of power in violation OF the Con-
stitution, and in violation Of all international
law, and when I demonstrated against these
lntolerable outrages | was set upon by those
acting. IN his behalf Such is the origin OF
my opposition. and could not have done
less without failure in that duty, which is
W IN me the rule of life; nor can doubt that
when partizan sentiment Is less active, you
will regret the wrong you have done me. In
the nRantime confidently appeal to the
candid Judgment OF those who amidst all
present differences ofopinion, will unite in
the great war above party on the President,
to which my life is devoted. a
#E ss VI CHARLES SUMNER.
1iNO the Hon CnaoEor pya;,,.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22
Corinne Items

From the Reporter Of the 10th we extrac
the following:
We understand that the Utah, Idaho an,
/ Montana Rrilroad Surveying Party is to-da,
getting their provisions. teams, etc.. ready
preparatory to starting out in the morning
to locate the line of the railroad to Snak,
River; at which point a junction will b,
made with similar party from Helena.
The election passed off quietly in Corinne
the vote being largely in favor of Maxwell
The way the Central Pacific freight trains
fly by the narrow guage go-carts makes the
latter appear to the locker on like paper
swad projected from crooked popgun.
Peaches and al ricots bend the loaded boughs
Of trees in the gardens of the city. Fruit
will be more abundant here this sea son than
ever known before.
A formidable Greeley Club is being organ
lied IN Corinne.
A punctilious young lady. of this city.
speaks OF her beau. who fingers lightning,
as "a telegrammarian. ~.
The School Of the Prophets. y at Brig
ham City, has decided that slieep-stealing
from the Cent es, is the nextvirtue to polyga-
my. We concur.4
.'Hic. North Carolina has carried Mapinnis.
''reeley is gone to Montana. and what know
about Clagett y the very latest, though (f,fc)
it is singular (hicl that Grant and Winschcll
pay no tax to Brigham Young (hic) I'll bet
youfive dollars you don't know how it is your-
self" This Is a speech addressed to 4 lamp
post late last night. and is repoIted verbatim
by our devil. 3s
- dispatch from aRaMIins, this afternoon.
says. that parties just arrived from the Semi
noe mines. Wyoming. report new and valua-
bic discoveries Of gaiena IN both the Seminoe
and Ferris camps. One lead in the Ferris il
seven feet wide OF nearly solid galena. The
lead in the Semnoe appears to be the same
rom which the rich ores were taken out IN
1858. and shown to Lieutenant Young by
some prospectors. An assay showed 81 900
per ton in silver
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

THE offer Of certain Southern men to bet
largely npon the results of the pending rresi-
dent al canvass, provokes the New York
Commercial to remark. 1--WE are glad 10
notice these signs Of increased prosperity at
The South.n s s So
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

HERE Is sample political item from New
York State: AN Illinois paper edited By q
postmaster, congrats,lates a,, Iowa paper.
published by custom house official, that 4
Wisconsin paper, edited by revenue col.
lectur, isIdo.na rEd-l,ot service for Grant.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

/ The first book ever printed was the Book
Of Psalms. BY Faust and shaeffer. A. b..
1867. Z was printed on one side only Of the
leaves, after which they wers placed in the
Mniing pasted back 70 back,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

" JoHSSY, where is your PAP, .Gone
fishing, sir." = He was fishing Yesterday,
was he no,y' : Yes, sir.'' ..What did he
catch r Zone catfish, the rheumatism,
two eels, the toothache. and some little ones.
Ma says he will cat h the devil to-hight.
just wait till he gets homer,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

! GooD FOR hough the nonladic
and cratic Presidential candidate. George
Francis Train. is accused OF being crazy. he
| has, at least at times, A method III l.is mad.
ness. and gets off some very telling and truth.
full hits. In recent characteristic preten.
sons, he inquired:
How can any one for mol.ant calculate
on Gen. Grants ra-elections See the chan
ges ofan hour. Isabella is pitched ont Of
Spain; the Pope out of Italy; Napoleon out
OF France; Tycoon makes way for the Micado
in Japan; Tweed drops like lump OF mud
out Of rammany; Fisk shot like dog; and
Could. yesterday the king Of thousand
miles Of rail. sitting on an empty beer barrel,
in the back yard Of the opera house. conte,n-
plating tic ruin OF ancient Rome. How can
corruption. fraud, lying, hypocrisy, nepo-
.tisn,. poker and whisky hope to force, with
fvc-twenty in one hand, and bayoipt Ii, the
other, the entire Dent family down tho stars
wing threats q tho American peoples
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22
Times and Places for Holding Courts I'm
the Territory of Montana.


SUPREME COURT.
At virgln,a City, first Monday in ia. uary and
ond Monday In August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
First District-At Virginia City first Mnday in
April seco I'D Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November.
seond Disfricf-At Deer Lodge, third Monday in
April first Monday in September, and first Mon
day in December.
Third District-At Helena first Monday in March,
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday IN oc-
t0ber.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
First District-In Madison County, at Virginia City,
first Monday in April, second Monday in July /,
and second Monday in November.
In Galatin County, at Bozeman, first Monday in
March and fifth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County at Radersburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October.
Second Dist1ict-Deer Lodge County at Deer Lodge
City, third Monday in April, first Monday in
Septomber, and first Monday in December.
In Mssoula County. at Missoula, fourth Monday
in June and second Monday In November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday in
June and third Monday in October.
Third Disrict-In Lewis and Clark County, at Hell
ena, first Monday in March, first Monday in
July. and fourth Monday III October,
In Meagher County, fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday LII November.
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ADVERTISING RATES:

A Card is Five Lines; Square Ten Lines, Of thIs
type.
Local Notices 25 cents per line for the first inser
tion and is cents for each additional insertion.
~ Transient advertisements must be paid for
in Adv nce, and all Job Printing when the work
is delivered.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

STACKING GRAIS.-Bad stacking is the cause
Of most OF the really damaged grain in the
market. To stack WE'LL follow these direc-
tions:
Lay your stack on as level grounl as pos-
sfbie to find. say on the top of a little HILL
which top is generally flat Commence In
the middle setting up the bundles as for a
shock build all around until yol, get as
large bottom as is desired. Now commences
On the outside layers. having the butts of the
bilndies about even with the bottom, or a
little further out il the grain is damp. When
this row is formed, lay the second with tbs
butts four Or six inches off til. bands of tile
frst row, anu SO CIT until You get filed up.
II you find the middle getting too h,ll, lay
them In little .arther. Here let me caution
all against fill NJ up the middle of the stack
with loose or broken bundles; il you have
such. bud them up or lay them on the out.
side. for the middle Of the stack must be solid.
Don't walk any further toward the outside Of
the stack than is really necessary. When
you come to topping ont the stack, be care
ful to keep the middis we'll filled up and the
outside as even as you can but mind Won
you don't get as much as one bundle witt,
The head the lowest; IL such places occur.
lay some bundles on the iaslile, filing up
[hc hollow before laying the outside ones,
Ior ono bundle pitching tl,e wrong way often
let's IN y great deal Of water. In finishing,
when you have no more middle to fill. keep
n sit' csntre. laying bundle wherever tho
1It Will De the lowest. unti, completely topped
,it. Force long, nicely trimmed stake
ioWn we'll into the slack to keep the wind
rom blowing off the top.-R. $. u PrGsrss
Farmer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-22

CAPTAIN RUrus BARNARD, now 81 years
cld, has lived in Westfield, VI, on the same
farm, sevsnty-nlns years. s''1''
, 1872-03-02

$1,000 and $lO00,-Secretaries and Clerks
to be given certain additions not exceeding
$500 p. a.-To US it seems but reasonable
that the General Government of these
Islands should be seated at St. Thomas.
We certainly do not attach much weight
to the argument that st. Thomas, being a
more opulent place, and place of lively
commerce and extensive business commu-
, 1872-03-02

of the Danish West India Islands, if no
other be specially appointed, and shall be
allowed q yearly salary etc. Of s. $500 from
st. Croix Colonial Treasury;-Instead Of the
two Offices of 1st and I'd Governmentsecre-
taries in St. Croix there is only to be one
President Secretary with a yearly salary of
$4,000, and in the Presidents Secretary's
Office two clerks with yearly salaries of
, 1872-03-02

pl but as that did not imply that the Home Government of the same opinion he had been led
TO bring in this proposal.
The VHesoernr said h.. had Ma authorised by the Governm of the Danish WeMMa Islands
TO state. that Hep prop mA be- I pied b thee ooniL Coal, he would have no hesitation in re-
the Ministry That clause BE- nsmedH hue patents of apponment for colonial
officials providing uatM such officials. shall bas subject ot the regulations that might hereafter be intro
du@d by anew PeniNrLm, and that sMdc clause be nsAred in patents for officials not previously
holding Royal app1ntmen, as we'll as in th@9Er officials dvanndm higher pos~-Ot that in re
fti Instance the clause shall b. appiah0 to the whole eMon, in the latter Instance only to the
portion corresponding to the increased salary in te Mgaerp post
End Member for rdnrkael IFMr] expressed hist thanks for the reply Of His ExcMhncy
The Chairman put to the TteF the CnncIs ofthe opinion that representation as proposed
with Il vos against (WuemmJ- RaMnhnI not viug-to address His Excel
ey to do ALT hh su his power to have clause in@dmf uea appointment of oval ohis
in the colony to the effect that they are subject to eventual chmga in the present Pension Law.
The Council proceeded to bTt for Members of the Conmite, to export on the repairs of
ChHsnsedsW Wharf; l3Gcke@ were received, Of which inHnen received r. and McWnmm u
and Anhn IL votes
81 1h Dim@oaa an Money Bill to the BNgt for 87l72 talhr rise the Government to use
$4,000 of the subsidy from the NJ tfC mry asa loan for procuring and seimgi into op-
ration II IL P Steam Plough Of John Fowler & Co. ems rcUM,
TbeAuey Bill vhr remarks reads as fMows
NONE YBILL
6oMe BadgJ~ Tic muD~pahy Isl CouJr McF Financial 5@uJo~ Isl april 1871 to 3u
Mare 1872.
OfMe subsidy Of 3800G granted tie Colonial Treasury Of st Cux from the Finances Of the
MoAecounhyl by the law Gh Muh 1869 the GOvenmeut sauhinlD use Ten Thousand
Dollars asa Loan, on good security bclig interest at Their six pr CT p a u MeMs Hugh
McWIHam and John FarelY with the obligation for them procure and to place in operation in
tsI dand on or before the & July 1873a SManpllgh IA H. p Of Ohm Fowler * Co. con
sruchon; the muun ODE rpGln three ql yearly insampns the first is1nWt to be paid
two gears after 0er receipt the loan.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

a. @t113tebutt9 BON @elbern.
@ir btfpreeu bas &oQeetren spn Noten unh
S&uleideintn aler Art, @rbfaaften u. /. IT, in
alien Ibeilen @urppa's unb ber Ser. @taate1.
Da3u erfprbe:ltde paptere, ais 8p0maGten.
ger3t&tleiitunes <lrtunben, Xpbten1@ttne &C. fer
ttgen ptr felbf, unite: @arantirune Der Redt'
e~alttsteit an unb beioreen bic eoniula1if9e 81
elsubisuns perielben.
Den @e9enwertb a4er III europa
:bur9 uaS eouecttrten ooer sci uni ern
borttsen @orreippnpenten fir I'M iere
Me@nun9 etngebenpen @elper aablen
,mtr bter in @plb aus.
5. 0erfaaf DON pafase>@@ttneu
tur 1ebetabrt sua sre1uen, 3amburs unb eis'rYesl pad
gleu.gort per Sseef&tff sber DArnpfbppt, fswie T~abrbtusts
jur 9eiie Spu Rep< Sort BIZ ct. 9aul ~ ben ~ntcbrtefsr
9retieu.
s. Be3ablun9 BON Taren
tn ieben xbeIe ss Staates. Anfaaf axs sersaaf ,pn
@runbetsentbuua sesen COMMITTEES &c. ,.
Z. geretnt9te Gtaaten Bpnps
.feber Dirt, aIs 5-2oer, 1O-4oer mt 7-3eer taaieu unb W.
tauten str iua xases-Grurfs.
8ebrlber @iliu8 s Duubar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
@albIeben unb Mal'
letpen.

@te bat ausaebarrt. Gin Sabr felt
rem Topestase Der Wutter 1T perlp11en,
NM nas 8ermadtnib rubte mdbrenp
pteier 3eit oft otiifcno unD ermiiceno
auf ben S6ultern pes treuen &inces.
2anae 3eit bate es Aeoauert, bis Der
S9mers oe5 8aters fG lincerts; unp
ai6 er ft1 oeltnoert bate, pa trat cine
fur6tbare Oleidgilttsfsit uno Xdlte an
bic @teQe re6 Sbmer;e5, Der &5b<
lerz6anS tyieb letn @eiddft weiter,
aber Die alte Ibatfraft war oerldwunz
pen. Sft lab er ta9tlang prunten in
ben D6rfern beim &ru9e unp lberlieb
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-02
How 10 20 Wet

This Is an inquiry vhi.s
should have iruihially ar..s,.5i D.
Starts ca has journey. asi a 5,,i
kcu 10 examination OF ruai..v; 3
cases save much trouhIe. iir..-,' lg
TIE &c, b. 4 q. an - gs
Chicago through Galrsl.arrsE-'t
has achieved a .pleni'i 49,. rs
at tao year a. the leslis, y q
Route 20 the sest. Az BarI,-.'-'-
meets With tie great Bar.ir., s
which runs direct through S.5,s.-Ia
TO febTaska aud HAMS. si,l i m
neeiions 10 California sui ibe -. %
AMI Passengers starting Grr
County, on their way ues,ssr5
better ihan TO take the & n s-t
Burlington Route. Ru
This Line has published a..
called "IloW to 20 West" ul,'i i's
much valuable information. ,I-''a
rect map OF the Great West. ~. O.
be Obtained free Of charge b, ~. ~. p
the General Passenger Are1, 49,
II. r.. Burlington, Iowa. I