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nocd not 10 told that a creator speod than this
T. ant9ipatel. itN,ll no Interesting ~ tlstrvpI
Uf known high spDc,i. Lot IN tAka her Mn!taty'A
fast eompos!to frlxa,1o sbsG wt,tSe psrt
ON a0a ess n & He
H. snsn i ,n.s "sn :rKss ALL Ss hs
stoani powor Developed In tho Sinh wnn onIy
7.tuo Indicated horse; ppwer. which = :hDo r..
se Gyna Tho aee.os II sis
shiph aro moro nearly oqunl, that nt tho Shah
l,otng NO sHaarg feot IN irtn, und Tint % tho
spccivo oa,lais. 50 to spaak, whtui, tbu two vos;
scls uxcayAtc in tho wnt6r whom stcnminK aaeta
!trar in sisG lyon ny only noout ,n1nc onGtsa 1nawcr % ~
iaSs t1s s%S seps xp'Gn p1oSsGy IT. 5
d nsncss, nut whHt may o more ,,; fsntlls5y ,hy
dcssroea o. tho ,,0 prnoro crs w'ifa "a tho tho
sams 1amo erse; e rsetunsaq lux Sh!eS vo'd OK
actiy contan Tic ilnineised hull. In the cnsv ot
tq :. s1s ts sxntiyp II sxcsss sSs II se
c!,so I. 70 Of tic NOW yaeht. Now tho s,1l, atean,s
1 kots On ~ tnS y rs yHYht n ~ sp
e S,sxS 5xs s5,
nf iH e 81 fsef % @ s mst pss espseca ees
ovufi III tho shnh with the ingresesl application
Of power, owing to tho rapid Krawth 2i resist
IL 10 10 knnts per hollr may be assumed na tho
speed whteh Il vessel Of tho Idvn.lIa'h sligo and
hnWSff h''"rSfn % soh ho deslsnor q e sU ycbt ha. r.
served, therefore, ns security nglinst EXCESSIVE
resistance to, speed In bis very short md very
prumlsc ur fourteen knots to the Empuror caM
scarcely fall Tho margin Of stcnn, power ie still
%oFS esn sff a knos G Sq W. h oysr @ md
horsc- power: 90 That, reHurdinE Tho 1iyada az az
, 1880-07-23

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mhs LAURA Clancy will 10 member Of Hiss
AudersoIB company.
III 1ohn A. stovcns' company Mr., Charles Alb
bott will play lending business
Miss Hose Kyttnso snye she wilt probably never,
never, never rpturn TO tho staHo.
Pat Short aud George l1aucr, business man.
aHrr and assistant Of tho Hl- Louis Olympic arc
In tiie city.
eor,llng 10 tic New York Hera1i, has proved n
faliutu In London.
Manager spraRue and bis oireua have partel
o1 valor, and gave in.
o T. yefsion Of "Y!s.orlme Will b. seep at the
thoAtre iu town open nc1t week.
aald J. Il. liaycriy. satn Coly!ile, and 4.
French.
Mrs. Elizabeth rechter says that tho rnon,,.
Mena 70 the deccased actor WRa designed anu
CutIoush. ms bus been reported.
Dir. James Diund whose denth was recently
reported, eotius US H communication stating that
nAas he soaa,s %ta q bas aS
ghost OF Just yet.
IN the course Of the year will be puhIshed-
Willie Winter Gd!for-a lnctnoriAl volume nf tho
the fragment OF bis autobiography. extracts
from hIa diaries, and miscellaneous akotchcs and
poems.
The London theatrical papers nre preparing
thu public fr the production Of Mr. IlDtIcirauIts
new =" play -" fnehavoxuc." which. orv Of them
Bayh, " clntaIns slttihtlDns which will throw tho
'tollccn LAWN and Arrah. na-Poguo' Into tho
shaic.''
The Criterion Comedy Company next season
wifi comprfHc DeWolf ffoppcr; WifiiMm 1fnrrfs,
Sprng1le. CharIca Mason, Chnrca lto1fe, Ada Gil
man: UenrgIu Drow Barrymore, Mrs. J. Wheeler,
anl little VIvla-
."pInafoEo" has cortainly been prolific Of mat
r!nony. The fourth nt,,onK tho members uf
iiWer!y's e: Z. e. Company occurrod yesterday.
Dir. Juhn hjcWado alid Miss Ada 84iMprs tile
Captain and the tIete, wcro the contracting pMr-
ties. and tue cerenlUny WIS l,erfOrueu ut sllss
snn,cra hnsnr ut Evanston by tho Rev. Dr. Noyes.
exception Or few nl the friends III the young
couple, thpre werb ptescnt unly Mr. md Mrs, ".
Davis: The newly.tnurrietl pair. with Mr.. and
Nlrs. DAvIs. hnye EuNn to Madison, WIS.,, where
for IL few days thoy Will rrmRn returning to tho
city carly next week.
"The School for Scandal" will open tho Ros-
ton MuReum. Tho management al this huuse
announce TINT thero will lo "n0 free 1iat tho
coming season." Thu s!ock company. tho only
Franetscn. will Include Messrs. Charles Bnrrot,,
William Warren. William Seymour lssagr lnnn-
n9er. Joscph 4. iINwnrtb, u. Ii. urnhun,, George
W. Wilson, Alfred Hudson. j. H. a5lstItI, j. H,lr-
rDws. Janes NolaH. ". D.. MariUn from the
Chestnut Street, Theatre, rhitadephtul, 4. =.
Carkc, a5ld Fred HAM Miss Ar,nIe Ciarke. Miss
Mar Davenport, Mrs. j. Il. VINCENT, Misses eatlfe
and blnry Russell.
, 1880-07-23
a VOICE FROM TuE GALLERY.
10 tk4 Editor af I'M {AtaaQo 9tttnl.4.

Cl1lcAuo, July a.-Allow mo 10 call the atten-
ton OF tho manaRen or lIav0rly's 1haatro TO
the fnct that an unJuIt distinction IL made vt
their plucc OF unusufuu4t regarding tho dis
trtbuton- ut prOggAlul. i attended lt4vosly's
'rhca5fo on tho opGulnx night q tho production
tho upper gatcry waa dunfod The privilege Of
bill Ut tho play. Any oR0 who, desires
70 UNDERSTAND u performance rightly Gun
lowed thu play: i seems to
strake tho lnanagefa 1t tho theatre that any pose
for admisaton ID quito unconeefncd u towhelhef
hU has proxrAui Or not. Possibly II these gem
uelnen were TO n0tieo many Of tho "Rallory
iutSlligenos. but mauy who ,srs bstsas patsons Of
, 1880-07-23
Cold Ta&-A Drink Moro Dangerous
than beer.

a etory u eolp0 tho rounds 1t tho English pa-
fUFs that a lnrgs uHrfoulturtst hus been givMlv
hi. harvest bands cold toa Instead OF hecr 70
waeu e4trol1ely al!staattxy, theru beiuxa 0tg Of
tho sQllenness, excltahllty, and rtdensse tnat
had previously bceu observed and attriunted 70
~ stimulant n foFguttau ur underratedf nut
tho tAos reMAlnA that lauro 10 tnru stimulation
iu q plat OF te9 Qf uyUtngu stEsnRth thAu In
quart OF eomlnnn bear, Ii should 1e ronlem.
Gerad, TOO, that the quantity VI teu that = har.
yUster will cOnsuHa daily ~ aanatltutc tot
, 1880-07-23
- .ANIUSEM MENTS.

n N1 III nj III
.. -,.,,-.,
m MINNIE i1:s, l:' CUMMINGS M, MoAiN. ,;C Mn
arne tell. ns was openea on M1'sy xnt
Tho causes, remote and proxitnatc, cannut bc
retarded as otherwise than sud. 'Theso
Known s, 1, on honas mora.ns % . lss.' ",h proano.
uoa hues nsoo printed eo.unns, M, @ wn'uh .,, WIS
cumainss,1a lady for whoss sppsa1aaee. ss r IN hot
;'s HI al; rsa si si1%ss s
!Sfns nSs ps aS M W. MI eS Ssy.uS Is yv M 70 Se be
hs to ep G ssavas ssndns eSe Sc isd hot s
fer,nas' iIow long ago it WIS Tint tho
; ss,s n VII ,ss q. sqSs r.
woy yw R9 wSeh Il Ges ss 5inx. is WI teaIer
in yoars a,,d fee6le in hoaith read tic phiia.
8sola May L doos M sn th t RI
ehose shuuts wouII hnvc tao rtTcot os triyiilg IN
Sfy StS sa j. "ss assE ri, f, is
Us cs s.stomens s sesas @ 70 imply. ~ d III I'll
might, PERHAPS Gc % ospected. In lor cisc, @ Al ali
events, tho result wns ser'us Of tho ,nust Won
oast II ehem peK 9ns 81 o
Avenue Tneatre III this GIazing jug. = Wv -
srss Sy kenx s s s ,wae " s' tss @
s C sha ba"ss Of IT, & susss s!
hnnnn, Bays tho circular, "a loud Bcrruu WAS
sa51 lro;a ManlSs AZ 4; rSStn 3 lnysstixssis% N a'S,
F:orncy's I5Trss in Meoo,nt OF u wo,u,t, naii,cd
YauK6n, who had besl. sonlomasi i, suier
s ss IL ~ S.sn s'a hu 90, hyns Scrg ssS a % nsr
Die to iuavs her bed Si;,nto firmly said, viii
snyc her 1lfe.' An ilntnunsu expenditure Of stu
iuttors wilton hy Miss Cummings. willie
sho was pn,ppva up lii bod, 70 tho
ss Ssa4z pzban,sfcySss yS oos oSssSs Stary p1'ss Fs
sylya.!a, H. pafsttsasr apppesa;t1 s;5 to .ye
L. MntGpny, vH Hnna pictinson, Iii % snd ~ EzaSc.h % Cnay
II saa as: H. " wus s hase
Daiton wrote i poem, cnlloI 4 Yo.lnw Sioihor's
Frnycr, and Miss Cnmtninxs hGrseif urosu aud
slsea sa sd wei wsn. to 0shs
iohas s. ux"res q liz 5a IN ma 1
@ spe IeiHG to oa eas S hs
puaSe's fayorlt nu'aber; ,....,u,
sY s liz as s sso 9 aas ys 1ssn s VIZ
opnient % of dramatic fao.ity wero speedily rein
IN ttis @ lady, nnt Eventually went oi, LIS Knees
M te q suak
says .sho wus souHbt.; Thfs omtcrprs!nx *.
plorcr does not appear 70 haye found oven her
that is b. wv was icw yui.is bur junIor, not ovsn
Tssn shs So bUy baSxhf xtre Ssy
ro'e IL blooa from SasSes CUT so n sis
Nrm, to provo how be loved her.
and how relnprscfut ho wps for bis ITS OF
madness fIo aiso give falso and perverted
version OF tho case to the Newspapers, aud
ut int
, 1880-07-23
COST OF TIE WAR,


AH&cfoaGHN 0tafcfNent prepared DF InG
Treasury Department..
WASHINGTON. D. O., July 1y.-On the sth Of
last juno tho aonate pnsscd resolution cnlllng
OIL thu Secretary OF tho TreaA,,ry "ta cunn,uui-
onto to tho Senate tho amount Of money eK-
pended by the United States for nil purposes
necessarily growing out Of the War Of tho lso-
belllon, and spcc'tylng separately tho amount
pAtd u, tho principal OF tho pltio debt thcruby
incurred; tho atnouat Of interest puid on snch
debt cach year: tho atnount putd cnoh year for
asnn,,nt paid to soidIers nd sailors Of that war
under hxa passed since lta uloso; and that such
if3'rmeti2;n ;1ad pe brought down whom convenient
Tho statement has now bcon printed, aud It
proves 9 very interesting and remarkable !too,i-
entitled "urss expenii.1res,' ..lsxpcnditurcs
othor than for tho War." and "E1ponditurcs
which are, resrEctiyely, ,!3l, $oA,esi,.
81, md g, 1884, so,ttH. study If tic atatemcnt
some items Of which nrc aA follows:
, 1880-07-23

tholr hoBe and more Intelligent listeners tn thnr
phys than many of the o-calnd "bettcf class"
who arr occasionally seen IN tho t>oxrH
Tho distinction they mike ~ IN ul,Ncttlcmhu1y
nH II n unjust, mid IL scont RTargt TINT any one
who Is 10 EunoetMlsiy supported tty tho theatre.
going public NJ Nj. Hnverty would for moment
colntenancG It.
Yo, will ohllRe many Of your rcadcrs l,y civ.
Ing this a place III your pnpcr. CD.
, 1880-07-23
iNDlANA'S NEW STATE-HOUsE.
hpeeLal Ottpateh 10 Tns CHICAGO Tribune,

INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., July n,-1he State
House Commissioners hive decided to luy
tho cornerstone Of the new State-Iionse on
the :,stl day Of September. This Will be
during the State Fntr week, n,,tl will b. n
grent accommodation TO the citizens Of the
State, who caii combine tho twp Occ,.slons,
und attend e;tcl. without conflict Will, The
other. No program has yet been decided
llDulL.
, 1880-07-23

FVpEOjlF1N4H1B. Gy NE
ExliensGs df National loan and cur
fGhcy. ...........t..,....:.R 9I.1
Premiums .......................... 6g,f
Interest on public dobt ............. 1.fdlt::
Subsistence OF tho Mrli,y...,........ 8l, =!
QnNtternlRster's Department. ........ aDJ,i
laastsr's TeparsInout.. ut...,.s,.,.,,.. M,g
Transportation Of tho arlny... ........ EN,7
TRANSFORMATION Of officers md their m
closiils,s Of tho army ''.''.. mSS
artillery ry................ ............ 19a.a
BARRACKS, quarters, eto .............. Jl,t
Heating md cooking stovcs.........
Iny, mlleage,geuerale erpenseS. etc., -.
teers ..; :t.s: 1@o,11
az ); s's $' sss Il
PHy. etc, to officers and men In Do
parttncHt OF tic Missouri .......,..
Ply and supplies OF 1oo-day volun- =,
1,ounty @ 10 y1iuniecrs' nnj iroe,iars rs
no'anty so venntccrs and thoir w;;i,l '''l
ewa ind le4al hoirs. .........;..:.. sl,i
Additional Dounty act Of July ~,
coicction aud payment ct bointy. ''
etc., to colDred soldiers, otc........
1teln,1tsrslng States for lnuncys OK
pended fvr payMGnt ct military q,
ii eli md volunteers III Pennsylva-
min, Maryland. Ohio. fndianat and
Kentucky. .......................
Expsnses of RECRUITING: ;;.......... l.:
Melical and iiospitnl Departne,it:.: 45,l
Medical and Surgical History md
pfov'dinss for comfort of Sick,
wounded, and discharged soldiers. F.:
Frrcdn1en's Hospital and Asylum...
Artificial limbs md aPpllaucos... ;!
Ordnance service. ce..................... Al
ordnancc, ordnnnco stores, and sup -,
A11,na1,ent 81 ior;iac.tioFs.. 1o M
National arniorirs, arBonula, ctc..... 23,t
lhirehase ut art,s for volunteers
tlild regulars. ........... T0,s
Payment of expenses under llccoli-
Btr1lctton hots .....;..... ........,. O.,
n:cSsL egrt ~ ..''*..s.'''....'....'
support Of Nuuouai Homo for dis.
aGled volunteer sttilpr8... ,,....... 81
Publication Ut oliieIal records Of
csntinsososes s q tho army ana IA.
tutuHt- Generals DepArtmUIt..+.. e.
Frcpartng register Of volnatcees.... =:
fei.yrasph for nijtary nurl;oscs wi
AIaintonunodof Of Kunbo,.t iloet proper g.;
Keeping, Transporting, aud supply
lng pfisnncss OF Tar; ...........'.. Z.
Construelon anu maintenance OF
o,T =. .a.Ian ''''s''''''''t't''' ~
slgusat soEp!ce ce:..;;:t.........;.....'.'. -;
1unn0ata ol tue Western rivera "
erlna Artns nnl munitions OF war
to lUyn! cittxens in Etltcs In r.-
helliou nRn!nst tho Government of
Collecting. organizing, and drilling
=, V1!1hseGtA A..:.......s...,........ ~!
Too! G1lu siege trn!na
Completing tho Icfensee OF Waah-
tnRtun. ..........:....:......
Communication of rntipus to prlBonexa
~. OF WIFE III Neoel lslAtea."......,.s- =.
MAt1oAnl conistor!os !os:;...:.......n... 4,
4AASnnso ~ totu AAGASi Gt.ss.s.
Hoadstoncs. erection Of hendstonps.
pAy Of Soperintcndents, aliu re-
moving the rem9ttls Of officers to
Nntionnl celAeecrica. ica....-...."-... J.,
Capture ot JeH. DaE1s..:
Supt1pFt OF UuEHAl OF NptlGQrS Quu
, 1880-07-23

Indemnity fnr Int clothing. .....,.... :aQ,03
estiny. Far tho first titne they show il, detNil
whit tho War oost, Tho item $u7 ,t00 for tho capt
usa OF jon Davis 10 H,st q blt Bta9gersug. liz 10
about tho tn0st costly pantlvo the Government
aver got hpd OF. Eighty y-eight Thousand dollars
for F0rd's Thoatrn WIS als0A pretty RtUop prace,
but 1t ls to bo rcgnrlcd. ~ to 10 suppnso4l ~
"-wNr prleG,' All thu figures ate !ptoEostlug
aud pIuht to be studied,
, 1880-07-23

dsINlUE RR)lsNITsllsk.
IsUN YAlE-EEvEAAi. BEGOND.llANu BAfEBl
Il AlAp Nupbsf Ut bFAnd-At1 Nohlsf Sn8Rs, NJ J.
GHEENHUuu LUIS, n uvaIb0ru.sk
1VJK SAItH-A VERY NlCE BET 0r DLACK
i walnut unice fixtures, chaapt Inquire nj W 1.as
SH|lR-xL. AuQiu t.
, 1880-07-23

k"tSkft~'
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DsrslNurH !
'Dtnp OtL |
UE War.
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....xx
1HON 9AlE-Tll!MTY TONS sCKHBNlNOH 0F
L hard e0At. fd 6osauos-sl HEA0 llYTLk.
Ion 1ALE-CHEA Ar--WET CONN At 1NciiR|
II Hennv. II tofnef WallAos.ak aud Aruasr-xy,t rood
Ipf hpxs znN eAstlR
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-17

"tH tst Ticket Agt. Superintendent
-. U4ul BrajnCrd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-17

. A SECOND corps Of Ell 4ineers have
been put to work surveying the
line of The D., NJ. & VI. r. Il. from
a point opposite Munising east
ward, and chief McKeown left here
Thursday for Detroit, from whence
he will proceed to Point St. Ignace
with another corps who will start
west from that point, the intention
being to locate the whole line dui-
ing the winter. The contractors
for the first twenty miles are cX-
pccted here every day; and in the
meantime bids for ties, of which
2,64O will be required for every
mile, are being received. The con
tractors express their intention to
clear the line, and get ali The ties
aud bridge timbers on the ground
rs rapidly rs possible, bat viii
probably not commence grading
before spring. Now, then, what i,
Marquette going to 10 towara.
securing the location OF the shop.
here ?-Marquette Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-17

work OF construction at . point from
which it could adopt the most avail
able route to the eastern limit Of
It's grant.
u IS a matter of small moment to
the Mining journal whether the
company in question concludes 10
build via Duluth, or direct east
from Thomson if its suggestion
that the latter route might be select
ed was father TO the wish IN lhat
regard, the fact may be credited
70 the proyerbial selfshress Of
Duluth which can see no fish that
do not come directly into ITS own
net When Dulalh ceases to un-
'uiy eXalt herself abol her neigh
bors-when her newspapers come
to re@lize the fact that she is not
the pivotal point around which the
whole universe revolyes, bat thai
there are towns and localities on
the lake that have some claims
worthy Of public considerations, it
will be time enough tor them TO cX-
pecl kind words from those t.
whom she has never accorded any
thing OF the kind. In other words,
! when Duluth ceases to act The part
OF the dog IN the nanger, and con
I cludcs to work Tor The general pros
pcrity Of the whole lake region,
conteuting herself with that part Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-17

thai many Of the wheat heads con
tanned one hundred grains. On
Peace river, in latitude 56 80
sec, and Longitude l2l, he saw
cucumbers ripe on the vines on the
10th Of August, ana wrote in his
Journal this enthusiastic opinion of
the agricultural richunse Of the
whole region 'It would be folly
70 attempt to depict the appearances
Of the country, rs it was so utterly
beyond what ! ever saw before
that | dare hardly make use OF
truthful words to portray it."
Supposing that the Canadians
are right about the extent and rich
ness OF their wheat-gloWing ter
rltory in the northwest, the mind
rcc"i, : from computation OF It's
productive cape ify Sian has
never before contemplated such All
agricultural fact Should this
enormous Canadian wheat fcld be
successfully cultivated, Is annual
crop IN favorable years would come
into The business and iute.e est Of the
cn:ire globe with q reyoluiionarr
force and mastery power hereto
tore unknown to finance and trade
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-17
ST. Paul 6 Duluth
Railroad.
FAVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth, to St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
Saltwater ana points on the st. Croix river.
CONNECTIONS:
AT ST. PAUL-With trains for the East,
South an South west.
AT WHITE BEAR-Wth trains for
Saltwater and the NJ. & St. L. Ry. for Min
neapoiis.
AT WYOMING-Stage to TayIors Falls
AT NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
CITY.
AT HARRIs-stage to Cambridge and
Isanti County.
At RUSH CITY-Stage 70 Grantsbur 2
and the cranberry country OF 6urnett county,
Wis
AT PINE CITY-Stage to Brunswick,
kauabcc county.
On and after Nov. 9Th, 1879, and until
further notice, passenger trains will be run
"a follows.
lie, Duluth----------- 7:oO q. IN.
Ar. 81. Paul 4:3o p. m
L.. st. Paul ul.------------.- ---- 500 IA, IN.
Ar Duluth -5:i5 D. N.
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READ THIS!

Send your orders for
clothing, hats, furnish
ing goods and Mer-
chant Tailoring to the
Great Boston One Price
Clothing Store, Mime
apolis, the best Cloth
ing Store in the North
west. z.1,4,e
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The Wheat Region CT the Eorthw; st.

New York sun
The commercial condition OF the
United States presents this novel
feature. For the first time in our
ulstory our exports OF TODD are paid
for IN goll. " e now substantially
supply ourselves with the fabrics
ana metals we consume. Hereto
fore the debt we made by import
ing 600 Is was used % Europe TO
pay Us tor our exports OF cotton,
wheat, tiour, meat, butter, cheese,
ana OIL The system OF paying
America for food with Amcrica' 5
oEn debts'to other countries is 1T
present ended. Wheat may be
said to be the chief agent OF the
revolution that has made New York
The center to which gold is flowing
from England and France. The
lite Of this agency viii be very
long, One Of the parliamentary
commissioners T. inquire iu'o the
causes Of and remedy Ter the
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-17
/ 100000 Acres Min
nesota lands For Sale

uFoVId hctLIUS I Ut NdIC.
These lands are lOcated in the best grain,
stock and wool growing regions of the north
west; healthy climate, ricu soil, pure water,
cheap lands, free schools and good markets.
The Saint Paul and Duluth Railroad
Company also Offers. for sale 1900 million
can be manufactured on the line of the rail
road, Timber will be set apart for the use of
each mill low prices made for stumpage
special rates Of freight given, and every ia
.iltv offered to make the business perma-
urut and profitable
{. +, CkUFT, GEO. II. SMITH.
A & g. f. A. Gen Supt
p. 8. HARRIS. Manager Land D,pa. tmeut
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BKAINGRD AND FAEGO DIVISION
OAK )TA DIVISION


Connects At st Paul and Minneapolis with
train, East and South; at 81 Cloud with trains
for N~rozc aud the Sank Valley, at Rrai-
nerd Ill trains make elise connections to and
from Duluth and 10 and from the v est and
coutu.
Closc connection With St. Paul trains at
~ T. FUNSTON St Paul / Pacific Railroa
t-.ins at q G,ynd anfor Fishers Landing, Torr
Garry and the British Possessions: at BIS
usrck with stages for Standing Rock, Font
Rice, Berthold, Fort Keough, and other
points in Montaua also with \. ". Stage
rad E1picss Cos Iipe to Deadwood City and
all points in tLc Black HIS.
II, z. SARGENT,
GEM Manager, >t. Paul.
!" = SANRoRN, II. A. TUWNE,
"tul FIT : Ticket Agt. Superintendent
81 u4ul Brajncrd